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Case of a Boy Whose Head Was Pressed between Certain Parts of an Engine Employed for Draining a Coal Mine

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Case of a Compound Fracture of the Leg

with Remarks

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Observations on the Good Effects of Caustics in Cases of White Swellings of the Joints

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Two Cases of Fracture; One of the Upper, the Other of the Lower Jaw

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Case of an Enlarged Nympha

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Case of an Exfoliation of the Anterior Part of the Upper Jaw Bone

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A Case of Psoas Abscess Successfully Treated

Communicated in a Letter to Edward Whitaker Gray, M. D. F. R. S.; and by Him to Dr. Simmons

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A Case of Varicose Aneurism

Surgeon to the Liverpool Infirmary

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Account of a Case in Which a Cherry-Stone Was Extracted from an Abscess in the Abdomen

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Case of a Child Who Swallowed a Pin

Communicated in a Letter to Dr. Simmons, F. R. S. by William Boys, Esq. F. S. A. Member of the Corporation of Surgeons of London, and Surgeon, at Sandwich, in Kent

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Account of an Amputation Performed with Success in the Middle of the Foot

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An Account of Three Cases, Viz. 1. of the Extraction and Depression of the Cataract in the Same Patient; 2. of an Encysted Hydrocele of the Tunica Communis of the Spermatic Chord, Communicating with the Tunica Vaginalis Testis; and 3. of an Amputation below the Knee, the Event of Which Shows That the Advantages of the Union by the First Intention, after Such an Operation, Are as Easily Obtained in the Leg as in the Thigh

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A Case of Monstrous Birth

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A Remarkable Case of Uterine Hæmorrhage

By Thomas Blackburne. M. D. F. R. S. physician at Durham. Read July 16, 1781

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Case of an Extra-Uterine Fœtus

Communicated in a letter to Dr. Simmons, by Mr. Richard Moyle, Surgeon at Marazion, in Cornwall

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An Account of a Successful Method of Reducing the Funis, in Cases in Which It Comes down before the Head of the Fœtus

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Observations on the Use of the Globe Pessary

Communicated in a letter to Dr. Simmons, by Thomas Denman, M. D. Licentiate in Midwifery of the Royal College of Physicians, Physicians-Man-Midwife to the Middlesex

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An Account of a Painful Swelling of the Perinæum, Which Took Place Immediately after Delivery, and Terminated in Sphacelus