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All subscriptions and orders should be addressed to William Dawson & Sons Ltd., Cannon House, Macklin Street, London, W.C.2. All inquiries regarding advertising should be addressed to Dawsons of Pall Mall, I6 Pall Mall, London, S.W. I. INDEX A Bridges, Robert: pioneer in rheumatology, 297-9 Administration of an eighteenth-century provincial Bridges, Robert (1844-1930), Poet Laureate, and hospital: the Royal Salop Infirmary, 1747-1830, Member of the Royal College of Physicians of 34-55 London, I98 Adrenal tumour, case of Cushing's syndrome des- British Congress (Second) on the History of Medi- cribed in 1914 by Dr. Lucien Dedichen of cine and Pharmacy, I90 Kristiania (Oslo), 283-5 British National Committee for the History of Anatomy, reform of, Sylvius and, IoI-i6 Science, I90 ANNMG., S. T.: The-apothecaries of the General BROCKBANK, W.: Country practice in days gone by: Infirmary at Leeds, 22I 3. The Woodforde Diary, 173 Antiquity of Caesarean section with maternal sur- Browne, Sir Thomas, psychiatric aspects of, 157-66 vival: the Jewish tradition, 117-31 Apothecaries' Garden, Sir Hans Sloane and the, C 154-6 Caesarean section, antiquity of, with maternal sur- Apothecaries of the General Infirmary at Leeds, vival: the Jewish tradition, I I 7-3I 22I-38 Cambridge University History ofMedicine Society, 95 Auenbrugger, Leopold (I 722-I8o9) and the history Cheselden, William, attacked by John Martyn in of percussion, a list of papers, etc., 192-6 the Grub-Street Journa, 361-74 Auenbrugger, Laennec, and John Keats, I67-72 Cheselden, William, Charles Bell and, I96 Auscultation, notesonearlyhistoryofpercussion and: Chirnside, Dr. George Henderson of, 277-82 Auenbrugger, Laennec, and John Keats, I67-72 Chorley: a treatise of the nature of man, I99 B Cobbold, Thomas Spencer, and British parasitology, Bell, Charles, and Cheselden, I96 341-8 Bentley, Richard, attacked by John Martyn in the Cohen's Rabelais, 77-82 Grub-Street Journal, 361-74 Consilia of Gentile da Foligno, a case of snake-bite, BISHOP, P. J.: A list of papers, etc., on Leopold 90-5 Auenbrugger (1722-I809) and the history of Contributors, 100, 202, 304, 404 percussion, 192 Cooper, Bransby (1792-I853), military general Bishop, William John, 305-8 service medal awarded to, 294-6 Bishop, William John: Bibliography, 309-12 COPEMAN, W. S. C.: Sir Hans Sloane and the Black, Greene Vardiman (I836-I915), the grand Apothecaries' Garden, I54 old man of dentistry, 132-43 Country practice in days gone by: The Woodforde BOOR Ravmws: Copeman, W. S. C.: Doctors and Diary, 173-7 Disease in Tudor Times, 1960, 200; Diepgen, P., CRELLw, John K.: Eighteenth century phmacy and Goerke, H.: Kurze Ubersichtstabelkn zu at St. George's Hospital, London, 327 Geschiche der Mediiin, 1960, 303; Fisk, D.: Dr. Cushing's Syndrome, case due to an adrenal tumour ennmer ofBerkeyl, 1959, 99; Florkin, M.: Lettres d described in 1914 by Dr. Lucien Dedichen of Thodore Schwann, I96I, 301; Gordon, B. L.: Kristiania (Oslo), 283-5 Medieval and Renaissance Medicine, I960, 304; D Havard, J. D. J.: The Detection of Secrtd Homicide: Dedichen, Dr. Lucien, of Kristiania (Oslo): des- A Stu of the Medico-legal System ofInvestigation of cription of a case of Cushing's syndrome due to Sudden and Unexplained Deaths, i96o, 4,o; Huard an adrenal tumour, 283-5 P., and Grmek, M. D.: 1c Premier Manurcrit Dentistry, Greene Vardiman Black, grand old man Chirrgical Turc, I960, 303; Jefferson, Sir G.: of, 132-43 Selected Papers, I96o, 98; Kervran, R.: Laennec. Doctors murdered by their patients: In the course His Lie and Tines, I960, 202; Keynes, Sir G.: A of duty, 393 Bibliography of Dr. Robert Hooke, i96o, 98; Ludo- Donne, disease and doctors, 144-53 vici, L. J.: Cone of Oblivion, I96i, 4o2; Morson, Duxsu, Cuthbert E.: Dr. James Sims (I741-I820): C. (Ed.): St. Peter's Hospital for Stonw, z660-960, a new appraisal, 375 I960, 99; Nissen, R., and Wilson, R. H. L.: DUELING, R.: Some unrecorded English versions of Pages in the History of Chest Surgery, I960, 201; foreign seventeenth-eighteenth-century works, O'Malley, C. D.: Thomas Bartholin On the Burning 396 of his Library and On Medical Travel, I96I, 404; E Randers-Peirson,J.: TheSurgeon'sGlove, I960,301; Englishversions,unrecorded, offoreignseventeenth- Registerband zu Sudhofs Paracelsus-Gesamtugabe eighteenth-century works, 396 bearbeitet von Martin Mikllr. Nova Acta Paracelsica ENTRAcr, J. P. J.: In the course of duty, 393 Supplmentum z96o, I960, 299; Valentin,Bruno: Ge- Examination of physicians and surgeons, Spanish schichte der Orthopddie, I961, 403; Watermann, R.: Royal Decree of I617, 290-2 Theodor Schwanm. Leben und Werk, I960, 301; Zaunick, R.: J7ohann Christian Reil. 1759-1813, F I960, 302 Faculty of the History of Medicine and Pharmacy, Boss, J.: The antiquity of caesarean section with second Annual General Meeting, 293 maternal survival: the Jewish tradition, II 7 Faculty of the History of Medicine and Pharmacy, Bradley, Richard, attacked by John Martyn in the Worshipful Society of Apothecaries of London, Grub-Street Journal, 361-74 i88 408 Index Fergusson, Sir William, F.R.C.S., F.R.S. (I808-77), Martyn, John, and the Grub-Street Journal-with 1-14 particular reference to his attacks on Richard FOSTER, W. D.: Thomas Spencer Cobbold and Bentley, Richard Bradley and William Cheselden, British parasitology, 341 36I-74 French haematology, some notes on a contemporary Mary Queen of Scots, the maladies of, 203-9 review of, 239-52 MATrHEws, L. G.: King John of France and the English spicers, 65 G 'M.F.' engraving (the) and the Valverde muscle- GEIRINGER, E.: Cohen's Rabelais, 77 man: a correction, I97 General Infirmary at Leeds, the apothecaries of, Middleton, a township in Lancashire, and the I848 221-38 Act: a public health petition, 384-91 Gentile da Foligno, a case of snake-bite from the Military general service medal awarded to Bransby Consilia of, 99-5 Cooper (1792-I853), 294-6 GoLDwwN, R. M.: Nicholaas Tulp (I593-I674), 270 MITCHELL, W. S.: Dr. George Henderson of Chirn- GORDON-TAYLOR, Sir Gordon: Sir William Fergus- side (I8oo-64), 277 son, Bt., F.R.C.S., F.R.S. (1808-77), I Monro Primus, history of surgery and introduction GORNALL, J. G.: A Spanish Royal Decree of I617 to surgical lectures by, 28-90 concerning the examination of physicians and Monro Secundus, Alexander, and the interven- surgeons, 290 tricular foramen, 83-9 Grub-Street Journal (the) John Martyn and, 361-74 Murder of doctors by their patients: In the course H of duty, 393 Haematology, French, somenotesonacontemporary Myasthenia gravis, history of, 313-26 review of, 239-52 HENDERSON, D.: Greene Vardiman Black (i836- N 1915), the grand old man of dentistry, I32 North-Riding Doctor (a), in I609, 178-88 Henderson, Dr. George, of Chirnside (I8oo-64), Norwegian Society for the History of Medicine, 40, 277-82 97, 294 History of myasthenia gravis, 313-26 History of surgery and introduction to surgical 0 lectures, by Monro Primus, 286-gO Obituary: Bishop, William John, 305-8 HOWIE, W. B.: The administration ofan eighteenth- century provincial hospital: the Royal Salop p Infirmary, 1747-1830, 34 Parasitology, British, Thomas Spencer Cobbold and, 341-8 I Patients who murdered their doctors: In the course Institute of the History of Medicine, Valencia, 299 of duty, 393 Interventricular foramen (the), Alexander Monro PxrrERsON, M. A.: The Life and times of the Hon. Secundus and, 83-9 John Rolph, M.D. (I 793-1870), I5 Percussion and auscultation, notes on early history of: Auenbrugger, Laennec, and John Keats, JARCso, S.: Auenbrugger, Laennec, andJohn Keats: I67-72 Some notes on the early history ofpercussion and Percussion, Leopold Auenbrugger and the history auscultation, I67 of: a list of papers, etc., 192-6 Jewish tradition: antiquity of Caesarean section Pharmacy at St. George's Hospital, London, in with maternal survival, II 7-31 eighteenth century, 327-40 John, King ofFrance and the English spicers, 65-76 Philip, Sir Robert: a pioneer in the campaign against tuberculosis, 56-64 K Philip, Sir Robert, erratum, I99 Keats (John), Auenbrugger, Laennec, I67-72 Physicians and surgeons, examination of: Spanish KELLETr, C.