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B3amu MUPTCALt J3Oq AL, Ni' .7th, q9g, THEI !ritissh rtcica1 frnuraI THE JOURNAL OF THE BRITISH MEDICAL ASSOCIATION INCLUDING AN EPITOME OF CURRENT MEDICAL LITERATURE. EDITED FOR THE ASSOCIATION BY D AWSON WILLIAMS, M.D., ASSISTED BY CHARLES LOUIS TAYLOR. VOLUME II FOR 1902. JULY TO DECEMBER. Lroub:i PEINTIAt+ PUBLISWED BY THE BRITISH MEDICAL ASSOCIATION AT THEIR OFFICE 4, STAND. MCMII. I .*,A '*.- uN4 DEX TO VOLUM E II FOR 1902. sidential to the Birmingham and Midland Allan, A. P., the extirpation of tuberculous Abbott, F. C., in acr rofibromatoEa, Counties Branch by Dr. H. Malet, 234; pre- lymph glands, x682 sidential to the East Anglian Branch by Mr. J. W., treatment of incipient insanity, 732 4bdomen,, cases of eated by opera- W. E. WyllyS, 236; presidential to the East Allbutt, T. C., the treatment of pulmonary tion, 790; value of t in diseases of, Yorks and North Lincoln Branch by Dr. A. T. tuberculosis by intratracheal injections, 155: Brand, 238; presidential to the Staffordshire the relatioh of neurasthenia to insanity, I208; Abdominal-pain, tw es of, 1944 Branch by Dr. W. Hind, 242; presidential at the causes,- diagnosis and principles of treat- section of perforated the annual meeting of the British Medical ment of dilatation oi the stomachi, 1389, 1397, gastric ulcer trea eurasthenia (so- Association by Mr. Walter Whitehead, 30x, the Indian Medical Service, I930 called) and hyste 330: in Medicine at the annual meeting of the Allen, G. W., The Neuroses in the Genito- Aberdeen, correspo i56i British Medical Association by Sir T. Barlow, urinary System in the Male, rev., 17I6 Abergavenny, open e hospital at, 323, 331. 339: in Obstetrics at the annual meet- Dr. R. G., presentation to, 2569 ing of the British Medical Association by Dr. W., case of snakebite in the Lake District, Aberystwith, the p consumption at, W. J. Sinclair, 321, 340; introductory in the 1584- Section of Obstetries and Gynaecology by Dr. Allwood, J. A., two gynaecological cases, 791 Abortifacient, oil an 504 D. Lloyd Roberts. 377: presidential to the Altitude, effect of on consumptive patients, 149 Abraham, May E elating to Fac- Oxford and Reading Branches by Mr. W. A. Ambulance, the, in civil life, 1788,' 1878 toriesand Work 2 Thomson, 967 presidential to the Shrop- arrangements at the Coronation,- P. .,li318 shire and Mid-Wales Branch by Mr. 498; at the Royal procession, 2464 Abscess, mastol& , of, xj8; of liver, T. Law Webb, 970; presidential to tbe classes. See Classes four cases of, 70 yngal703; mani- North of England Branch by Mr. Mark diagrams. See Diagrams mary, followinvr, 789; Inepatic Wardle, 971; presidential to the Cam- service for London, 1927 drainage for, 14 ease of, 2768 bridge and Huntingdon Branch by Mr. G. stretcher. See Stretcher Absorption ot it ds, 128I, 1372, 2472, Wherry, 973; opening, at Owens College, Man- wagon. See Wagon 1563, 1672, I68o, chester, by Sir Dyce Duckworth, ICO9; opening, Ambulances with mounted troops, 1976 Abuse, hospital, ct on the general at University College, Sheffield by Sir H. G. America, United States of. See United States practitioner, al charity, 2723, 9.70 Howse, I013; opening, at Yorkshire-College. Amnesia, a case of, 1387 AAcad6mie de M Paris, Professor Leeds by Mr. A. W. Mayo Robson, OT15: open- Ampthill, proposed isolation hospital for, 825 Proust on the l e recent epidemic ing, at the London School of Medicine for Amputation of right shoulder and right hip, I588 of cholera in official opening of Women by Mr. C. Burt, T017: opening, at St. Anaemia, splenic, of infancy, 694, 698 new buildings e early diagnosis of Mary's Hospital Medical School, II20 Anaesthesia, Javanese, 270, 426, 495, 73I; bromide typhoid fever on gelose of diluted Addresses, introductory and preliminary of ethyl, 588: the discovery of, 2367 faecal m attr, general education, 2I67 Anaesthetics, local, books OD, 231: in Poor-law Academy, Royal e in Ireland, Section Adenoids and the baby's comforter, 828 medical practice, 270, 276; the administration of Obstetrics, lampsia, 290I*; cases Adenoma. malignant, of kidney, 1446 of for dentists, 367, x687, x937; chair for, 1103; and specinen Adkins, A. J., pyometra ,,wlth peritonitis, operations and the administration of in Poor- Accident, the amberlain, 249; a necropsy, 1951 law practice, 1937 unique, A35 Adrenalin, profuse haemorrhage treated by, Anatomy, of the temporal bone, 6x5: for insu ,,*anies and doctors' 075, 1104 country practitioners, 737; reviews ot books certiflaltes, Adult, a case of subcutaneous hernia cerebri On, 2057 Accidents fol bment under snow, (? traumatic porencephalus) in an, 2768 Andamans, a medical society on the, 0oo5 I079 L ..-s Advertisements of quack medicines. display of, Anderson, Dr. E., reform in hospital manage- Accoucheur an 205 forbidden in railway carriages in Prussia, 634; ment, 1049 Accounting qu82 quack, in the lay press, 236I, I916; hospital, -Mrs. E. G., on the administration of Acetozone, no 2936 the laws for the. prevention of epidemic Acids, organi 739; action of upon Advertising, medical, and hydropathic estab- small-pox. 30; a political bureau for the Asso- voluntary m lood vessels, 2238 lishments, I59: medical, 296, 367, IIOO, 1192, 1286, ciation, 10o3; the Vaccination Acts, 2057 T. D., d Acland, vaccination, 386 I382, 1975: at watering places, 825; unwarrant- - - . J., some questions with reference Acne, patholo ment of, 230 able methods of, 907, 915, zOOI, 1097; profes- to occipital condyles, 785 Acneform er ffers," 752 sional works in lay newspapers, 2003; by -- T. L., two cases of bubonic plague on Acr,omegaly a 894 handbills, x6o7; "'family clubs" and, I802. board ship, 730 Act, the Comi sts, and I790 2926: of sanatoria, 1882; thanks, 1936 Anderson-Berry. D., typhoid fever and syphilis, --the Crem otes on, 9o8 Age-incidence of typhus fever, 343 2007 Employe ::. , insurance against Agnew, S., progress in the Lurgan Urban Sani- Andrewes, F. W., diffuse thickening of the skull payments . tary District, I005 tf a child, 1344; the micro-organisms found in -Infectio (Notification) and un- Ague, treatment o1 bythe hypodermic injection London air, i534 registered rs, 295; disqualifica- of quinine. 1583, 1767 Andrews, H. R., the natural history of dys- tionsforp er, 2293 Ahlfeld, perforation of uterus or catheterism of menorrhoea, it03 Lice the sius ol, 646, 824 tube, 2365 - Miss M. 1., Caesarean section. I373 the Lun tion under, 2ig9 Aid, voluntary, to sick and wounded in war, Andriezen, W. L., treatment of incipient in-. the Mid f, 481 ; a correction, 568 with special reference to hospital orderlies, sanity, 2205; the relation of neurasthenia to - the Pois tants and, 228 !025 insanity, 1212; syphilis as a cause of insanlty~ - the Sup , and contracting out, Air, Lon don, the micro-organisms found in, 1228 1978 1534; the carbonic acid of the, 1604 Aneurysm, thoracic, 1590 the Vac I898, the working of, passages, upper, direct endoscopy of, 569; Angus. H. B., the "open method" in sepU& upper, the diagnosis of foreign bodies in, S72 arthritis of the knee, I55 Workm ensation, certificates Aix-la-Chapelle, note on treatment of syp ilis Aniline (fast) black dyeing processes, the hinjui- under, z68 at, 1007 ous influence of, 730 Actinomyco al, case of, I588 Alcock, toxic properties of saliva of so-called Animal extracts as scheduled poison Action for 295; for alleged mal- non-poisonous snakes. 1362 Animals, lower, cinematograph W= praxas in Sco , 382 S. K.. examination of workers in dan- demonstration upon nervous et. t -- naval, dutiesQf,medical officers in con- gerous trades, 741 hbrns of, 973 nexion with a, 2022 Alcoholism review of book on. 17T3 Ankylostomiasis in English mines, sz Actions, naval treatment of wounded in, 2o09 Aldershot, the sewage works at, 371 Annandale. T., Lister's early d la Acts.,the VaccinatiQn, 1867 to I898, 2055 Alexander, treatment of chronic enlargement I842; practical suggestion, si Adaini, J. G.,theuse of the term "blastoma," of the prostate, 2495 ger, 1952 642 R. R., syphilis as a cause of insanity, Announcements, medical, A. " 734S3,684 Addinsell, W,, Mittelschmerz and dys- 12I8 Anthrax, notification of In W eope994 meinorrhoa, 2472 Dr. W., obituary notice of, 1473 Anthropometry in the navy, t*sle ofU c emb Address, presidential to the Metropolitan Alkalies, use of in relieving pain, 1244 17T4 Counties Branch by Mr. H. -Marsh, 233; pre-. Alkaline water in diabetes, I62I Antimosquito combine, &, 1936 TErD BRJOU-I1 INDEX. IC. 27, 19O 1V MJD1CAL JOIuRNALtj p-II- Antiseptics, dyspepsia and its treatment by, respiratory exercises in naso-pliaryrigeal le- limitation of dt1S, a8o3; Olection of mem- 1696; enteric fever and, 1980 sions, 689 bers, ib coouslasleO*us, ib; Antivacciaation prosecutions, 1939 Ashtou, H. A., a warning, 1196 ASSOCIATION. WRliU*RD1CAL, Birmingham Antivaccinist, a converted, I48 Ashton-nnder-Lyne, cou iract medical practice and Midland&`V abrnc, annual meet- Antivivisectionist statistics, 1170 at. i6xS iug, I3o; int*i ot Dew president, ih.; Antrum, maxillary, the ultimate results of sur- Aspirin, treatment of glycosaria and diabetes confiriation llp ib; reports of coun- gical operations upon, 579 iellitus with, 1946 cil, treasurer' calalnd clinical sec- Apes, anthropoid, the motor cortex in, 784 Assam, hospitals and dispensaries in, 483 tion, and EtI50 ttee, b.; voles of Aphasia motor, with hemianaesthesia but no Assistance in midwifery operations, 1747, 1882 thanks, ib.; I of scrutineers,ib.; nemipiegia, I645; as an initial symptom of Assistants and *'locum tenantes," 721, 827 election of o ;ppointmient of hono- tuberoulous meningitis, 1897 Association, American Medical, anlnual meeting rary auditor lb.; president's ad- Apoplexy, heat, 854 of, 255; finances of, ib.: president's address, dress, ib.; an 1 r ,i; retirenuent of Apostles of physiology, 260 ib.; address in medicine, 256; address in sur- the General aa7; pulmonary osteo- Apothecaries' Hall of Ireland, regulations of as gery, ib.; address In State medicine, 257; Sec- arthropalhy, aw p lured wound of le- to diplomas, 524 tiou of the Practice of Medicine.
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    SOUTH LAKELAND War Memorials Names Lists GRASMERE CHURCH- WW1 & WW2-TRANSCRIPTION IN MEMORIAM/1914-1918/PRO PATRIA/THEIR NAME/LIVETH/FOR/EVERMORE LEFT HAND SIDE WW1 EDWARD SETON CHANCE, LT-COLONEL/2ND DRAGOON GUARDS 1918 MAY 29 AUBONE CHARLES CAMPBELL DSO/ MAJOR, 2ND K.O.S.B. 1918 APRIL 3 JOHN GORDON DUTTON MC WITH BAR/ MAJOR, R.F.A. 1918 APR 5 HERO OSWALD HILLERNS, MAJOR/ R.F.A. TERRITORIAL FORCE 1917 APRIL 14 ANDREW FERGUSON CHANCE, CAPTAIN/ R.F.A. 1915 OCTOBER 3 FRANCIS RUDOLF DANSON, LIEUTENANT/ 1/4TH BATT CHESHIRE REGIMENT 1915 AUGUST 10 JOSHUA HARDISTY MM, SERGEANT/11TH BORDER REGIMENT 1916 NOVEMBER 1918 ALFRED MARSDEN, SERGEANT/ 8TH BORDER REGIMENT 1916 APRIL 8 THOMAS HENRY SANDERSON DCM MM/ SERGEANT, R.F.A. 1917 AUGUST 17 JAMES SMITH, SERGEANT, NORTHUMBERLAND/FUSILIERS 1919 FEBRUARY 5 GEORGE ROUTLEDGE WILSON/CORPORAL, K.O.S.B. 1918 JUNE 7 GEORGE EDWARD THOMPSON, LANCE/CORPORAL, 11TH BORDER RGT 1917 JULY 10 NELLIE TAYLOR, DRIVER, V.A.D. BRITISH/RED CROSS SOCIETY 1918 JUNE 27 WW2 JOHN FOSTER STOBBART PRIVATE/4TH BORDER RGT 1941 DECEMBER 5TH RIGHT HAND SIDE WW1 OF THE BORDER REGIMENT JOHN HERBERT BAISBROWN, PRIVATE/1ST BATTALION 1918 JANUARY 13 JOHN DIXON, PRIVATE 2ND BATTALION/1916 JULY 1 JOHN HARDISTY, PRIVATE 1ST BATTALION/1916 JULY 30 HENRY BOWNESS JOHNSON, PRIVATE/11TH BATTALION 1916 APRIL 6 FRED KENDALL, PRIVATE, 8TH BATTALION/1918 SEPTEMBER 4 WILLIAM WARWICK PEASCOD, PRIVATE/ 8TH BATTALION 1917 NOVEMBER 5 AND WILLIAM WILSON, PRIVATE, 6TH BATTALION/1916 SEPTEMBER 27 NOEL BAISBROWN, PRIVATE 14TH ROYAL/MONTREAL RIFLES C.E.F.