Proceedings of the Royal Society of Edinburgh.

Date:
1844
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    Memoires de l’Academie ImpSriale des Sciences do Saint Peters- bourg. (Sciences Politiques, &c.). Tome vi., Livrais 1-3. Do, do. do. (Sciences Naturelles). Tome v., Livrais 1-. 2 Do. do. do. (Sciences Mathematiques). Tome iii., Livrais 1, 2, 3. Do. do. do. Memoires pr£sent6s par divers Savans. Tome iv., Livrais 1. Recueil des Actes des Seances Publiques de l’Acad.'mio Imperiale des Sciences de Saint Petersbourg, tenues lo 31 Decembro 1841, ct lo 30 Decembrc 1842.—By the Academy. Comptes Rendus Hebdomadaires des Stances de l’Academie des Sciences. Tome xvi., No. 9-25, et Tome xvii., Nos. 1-19.— By the Academy. Maps of the Irish Ordnance Survey, containing the county of Tip- perary, in 93 sheets.—By Hie Excellency The Lord Lieutenant. Transactions of the Royal Irish Academy. Vol. xix. Part 2.— By the Academy. Monday, 18/A December 1843. Dr ABERCROMBIE, V.P., in the Chair. The following Communications were read :— 1. A description of Congenital Malformation of the Auricle and External Meatus of both sides in three persons, with Experiments on the state of Hearing in them, and Re- marks on the mode of Hearing by Conduction through the hard parts of the Head in general. By Professor Allen Thomson. Bend 18/4 December 184.% and id January 1844. The three persons referred to came accidentally under the observa- tion of the author during the past year. They were from different parts of the country, and not related to ono another. In one of them only was it ascertained that other members of the same family had been similarly affected. The first part of the paper contained a notice of the history of these persons, and an anatomical description of the malformation with which they were affected. In all the individuals, unsuccessful attempts had been made by different surgeons to uncover a mem-