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Morbid conditions of the Pulmonary Artery, by Norman Chevers. 1851. Pisiform Lithic Concretion occuring in a case of Albuminuria, by Spencer Thomson. n.d. The Identity or Non-Identity of the specific cause of Typhoid, Typhus & Relapsing fever, by William Jenner. 1850. Some account of the Yellow fever epidemy, by J.O. M'William. 1851. Report of the proceedings of the Sanitary Committee of the Board of Health, in relation to Cholera, as it prevailed in New York in 1849. 1849. Epidemic Cholera in Huddersfield, by John Taylor. 1851. The Stethometer, by Richard Quain. 1850. On the natural history, Pathological actions & Therpeutics uses of Colchicum Autumnale, by J. McGrigor MacLagan. 1852. Arteriarum, by M.J.S. Schultze. 1850. Oxalurie, by Dr. F.W. Beneke. 1852. Observations with Hutchinson's Spirometer, by C. Radcliffe Hall. 1851. History & Discription of an Ossifying Enchondroma, by Joseph F. Gangee. 1850. Observations & reports of the treatment of Intermittent fever, by Phosphate of Lime & Sulphur, by A. Blacklock. 1852. Structure, disease, and injuries of the Blood-Vessels, by Edward Crisp. 1851. Report of the Hunterian Oration, by W.J. Little. 1852. Cancer of the Peritoneum, by Edward Ballard. 1848.

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