A manual of medical jurisprudence for India : including the outline of a history of crime against the person in India / by Norman Chevers.

Date:
1870
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Credit: A manual of medical jurisprudence for India : including the outline of a history of crime against the person in India / by Norman Chevers. Source: Wellcome Collection.

Provider: This material has been provided by the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh. The original may be consulted at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh.

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    128, ARSENIATE OF POTASH AND LIME MAGENTA POWDER ACETO-ARSENITE OF COPPER Paralysis from Arsenical Poisoning . Native Antidotes and Emetics used in Arsenical Poisoning ARSENURETTED HYDROGEN CATTLE-POISONING ■ . ACONITE Wells and Tanks Poisoned by Aconite Mismee Bish . . . . . Nirbisi—Question of the existence of an Antidote for Aconite Spirituous Liquor Poisoned by Aconite THUGGEE BY POISON .... Classes to which the Professional Poisoners of India belong Young Lads employed as Poisoners . Administration of Drugs to Prostitutes Burking ...... System of Road Poisoning, as it existed previous to 1856 in the Lower Provinces Upper India .... Madras Presidency. Bombay Presidency Road Poisoning a part of the Old Thuggee System . Meetawallas ...... Dhatoorias ...... Road-Poisoning by Datura Seeds, &c. Mixed Poisons . Arsenic . . Existing System of Road Poisoning . in the North-Western Provinces ■ Punjaub . . Bombay Madras Lower Provinces . DATURA . . . . Historical Notice of Datura Poisoning The three Species of Datura which are used. Botanical Characters of the Datura Seeds Physiological action of Datura Detection of Datura by Chemical 'Means . . Liquor rendered more intoxicating by Datura Cases in which both Datura and Capsicum Seeds were found in the Poisoning by Datura Leaves .... Capsules and Young Seeds Fatal Poisoning by Datura .... Is Datura a mere Intoxicant or a Poison ? Drugging or slow poisoning by Datura Datura as a cause of Insanity Symptoms of Datura Poisoning . . Physiological differences in the signs of Poisoning by Datura and by Aconite Dilatation of the Pupil General Paralysis Insensibility to Pain . Stomach 124 ib. 125 126 127 833 329, 834 135 136 137 146 147 148 149 153 154 156 158 ib. ib. ib. 159 160 161 162 163 168 170 171 837 176 ib. 177 ib. 179 180 183 ib. 186 188 191 193, 197 194 196 197 201 204 208 209, 838 212 213 ib.