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Caspipina's Letters: Containing Observations on a Variety of Subjects, Literary, Moral, and Religious [Bd. 2]

Written by a gentleman who resided some time in Philadelphia. To which is added, the life and character of Wm. Penn, [...] In two volumes

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Remarks on a Sermon Lately Published; Entitled, "Masonry the Way to Hell"

Being a Defence of That Antient and Honourable Order, Against the Jesuitical Sophistry and False Calumny of the Author. by John Thompson

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Case of an Extra-Uterine Fœtus

Communicated in a Letter to Dr. Simmons, by Mr. Edward Jacobs, junior, Member of the Corporation of Surgeons of London, and Surgeon at Faversham in Kent

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Account of an Extra Uterine Conception

Communicated in a Letter to Dr. Simmons by Mr. William Baynham, Member of the Corporation of Surgeons of London, and Surgeon at Essex County in Virginia

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Case in Which the Substance of the Uterus Was in a Great Measure Destroyed during Pregnancy

with an Account of the Appearances on Dissection

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A Case of Spontaneous Evolution of the Fœtus

Communicated in a Letter to Dr. Simmons, F.R.S. by Mr. Richard Simmons, one of the Surgeons of the British Lying-In Hospital in London

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Case of a Wound of the Throat Successfully Treated

By Mr. Thomas Payne, Surgeon in London. Communicated in a Letter to Dr. Simmons

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An Account of an Abscess of the Mediastinum, Mistaken for an Aneurism

By an Ingenious Surgeon and Teacher of Anatomy lately deceased. Communicated by a member of the Society

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A Case of Hydrophthalmia Successfully Treated

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An Account of a Caries of the Spine, and of the Appearances on Dissection

By Samuel Fort Simmons, M. D. F. R. S., Member of the College of Physicians, London, and of the Royal Medical Society at Paris

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An Account of a Successful Operation for the Hydrops Pectoris

By William Moreland, Surgeon at Greenwich; communicated by W. Watson, M.D. F. R. S

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An Account of an uncommon large Hernia

in a Letter from Dr. George Carlisle, to the Right Rev. the Lord Bishop of Carlisle, F. R. S

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Cases of the Extraction of the Cataract; with Practical Remarks

By Mr. Richard Sparrow, One of the Surgeons of the Charitable Infirmary, Dublin; and Member of the Royal College of Surgeons of Ireland. Communicated in a Letter to William Lister, M.D. Physician to Saint Thomas's Hospital in London, and by Him to Dr. Simmons

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Two Cases of Fracture of the Scull; with Remarks. To Which Is Added a Case of a Wound of the Head That Terminated Fatally; with an Account of the Appearances on Dissection

Communicated in a Letter to Dr. Simmons, F. R. S. by Mr. Edward Ford, Surgeon of the Westminster General Dispensary

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An Account of a Case, in Which a Part of the Femoral Artery Was Dilated in Consequence of Its Being Laid Bare by a Wound, and Which Was Successfully Treated by Obliterating the Cavity of the Artery, at That Part, by Compression

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Case of a Fracture of the Sternum

by Mr. John Hale. Surgeon to the New Finsbury Dispensary

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Account of a Case, in Which a Considerable Portion of the Lower Jaw Bone Was Removed

to Which Are Added Some Remarks on the Effects Produced by Matter Formed in the Socket of a Tooth, and Confined There

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Case of a Rupture of the Tendo Achillis

Communicated in a Letter to Dr. Simmons by Mr. John Rodbard Surgeon, at Ipswich

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Case of a Ganglion of the Tendons, Opened, and Successfully Treated

By John Evans, M. D. of Liverpool

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Supplement to the Account of Mr. Hunter's Method of Performing the Operation for the Popliteal Aneurism, Inserted in the Seventh Volume of This Work

Communicated in a Second Letter to Dr. Simmons, by Mr. Everard Home, Surgeon, F. R. S.