The Sun.
London, England, 1838-12-29 00:00:00

DECEMBER 29th.

1. The Fearful Increase of Small-pox Demonstrated and Dis-
cussed in an Editorial Article.-2. On the Displacements of the
Uterus.-3. Peculiar Tumours of the Heel.-4. New Treatment
of Aphtha in Women during Lactation.-5. New Views of the Actio❑
of the Heart.-6. Lecture by Magendie on the Motion of the
Blood.-7. Prussic Acid in Stomachic Disease.-8. Mr. Knox's
Invalid Bed.-9. Proceedings in Nottingham against future Gra-
tuitous Medical Attendance.-10. The Dark Side of Medicine.
11. Death of a Pershore Union Pauper.-12. Irish Destitution.-
13. Imperfect Inquest.-14. Doses of Morphia, &c. Price Bd.
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THE SPORTING REVIEW.—No. I ; a
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The Past Racing Season, by the Editer—Death of J. Warde, Esq.,
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THE CHRISTIAN REFORMER,
JANUARY.

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Duke of Grafton; Abp. Whately's Charge; Letters to the Bishop
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