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THE ISLE OF WIGHT.

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. A Lecture, by Professor A. T. Thomson, on Medical Witnesses,
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English Courts of Law. 2. A Lecture, by Dr. Sigmund, on Me-
dicinal Roots, Barks, and Leaves ' • Physiology of Vegetation. 3.
A Lecture, by M. Majendie, on the Nervous System , Erroneous
Theories of the Great Sympathetic. 4. Two Lectures, by M.
Broussais, on Phrenology, 5. Interesting Case of Hernia and Ar-
tificial Anus. 6. Remarkable Effects of Strychnine in Paralysis,
and of Hydriodate of Potash in Rheumatism. 7. Three Discus-
sions at Metropolitan Medical Societies. 8. Disclosure of impor-
tant Systematic Violations of the Law by the London Apothecaries'
Company. 9. Mr. Wardrop's cure of Aneurysm. 10. The Hire-
ling. 11, Brutal Assault on Students at the Hall, &c, &c.

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