Elements of medical jurisprudence : interspaced with a copious selection of curious and instructive cases and anaylses of opinions delivered at coroners' inquests.

  • Taylor, Alfred Swaine, 1806-1880.
Date:
1843
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Credit: Elements of medical jurisprudence : interspaced with a copious selection of curious and instructive cases and anaylses of opinions delivered at coroners' inquests. Source: Wellcome Collection.

Provider: This material has been provided by the Francis A. Countway Library of Medicine, through the Medical Heritage Library. The original may be consulted at the Francis A. Countway Library of Medicine, Harvard Medical School.

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    STRANGULATION. Whether death was caused hy strangulaiion or not? Trial of Philip Standsfield. Edinburgh, 1688 - - - Page 190 Whether the strangulation was the result of accident or of homicide ? Case of Beddingfield, 1763 192 BURNS. Whether burns had been produced during life or after death ? Trials of Gilchrist and another. Glasgow - - . - 248 WOUNDS. Which wound (of several) caused death? Case tried at Cen. Crim. Court, May 1835: before Mr. Justice Park 270 Whether the wound was inflicted during life or after death? Trial of Burke and Macdougall. Edinburgh, December 1828 - 288 Trial of Bishop and Williams. Old Bailey Sessions, 1831 - - 291 Were the wounds the cause of death ? Nesbitt's case: tried before Lord Abinger. Northern Circuit, August 1835 302 Trial of Richard Mevin. Northern Spring Circuit, 1833: before Mr. Justice Alderson - - - -- - - - 304 Chalk's case: tried before the Recorder at the Old Bailey Sessions, May 1832 ---.._.... 309 Sullivan's case: O. B. S. 1832 - 311 Was the violence sufficient to cause death ? Trial of Phillips. Croydon Ass. 1831: before Mr. Justice Gaselee 315 Trial of Dr. Fabricius. Old Bailey, 1721 - - - - 317