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THILFARAIER'S MAGAZINE.

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THE FARMER'S MAGAZINE, a Periodical
Work, exclusively devoted to Agriculture and Rural
AlLirs. Published Quarterly.

No. )CLVIII.

Which completes the 12th Volume, and contains the follow.

ing Original Communications :
Account oldie Island of Bute, and Agricultural Improve-
ments lately introduced there.—Letter trom a Laird on farm
Buildings—Account 'of Improvements in Ayrshire, with a
Recommendation of Iron Gates—Letters between Mr. f ind-
later and Mr. lohnes, M. P.—Letter from Mr. Aiton on the
Origin and Qualities of Moss Earth—Observations on Grass
Seeds—Remarks concerning the Husbandry of the West of
England—Reply to Stridture on Greg's Husbandry, and
Answer to the. :AMC by Mr. Sheriff— Letter from George
Rennie, Esq. on the Thrashing-machine - Dr. Richardson
on Spritty Meadows—Remarks on Flax Husbandry—Letter
from Mr. Veitch on his Plough,' with Remarks on the same
by Mr. Baily—View of East Lothian Husbandry in ilia and
taro—Review of Henderson on.S wine, and Alton's Ayrshire
—Agricultural Intelligence froM the principal Distrias in
England and Scotland— Letter on the EffeCts of plucking off
Potatoe Apples-0 bituary-- Death of Mr. Wilson of Peel-
'walls Mr. Meikle, Inventor of the Thrashing-machine,
and his Son Mr. George Meikie—Notices to Correspon-
dents, &c.
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EDINBURGH MEDICAL JOURNAL.
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'THE EDINBURGH MEDICAL and SURGI-
AL CAL JOURNAL, containing a concise View of the
latest and most important Discoveries in Medicine, Surgery,
and Pharmacy ; No. XXIX. containing,
Part I. Original Communications,
Observations on-the Nature and Cause of certain Accidents
which sometimes occur in Battle. By Mr. Daniel Ellis.
History of a Case of impradicable Labour. By George
Kellie, M.D.
Case of Diabetes. By Mr. fames Murray. •
Case in which a Metacarpal Bone was successfully re-
moved. By Mr. f. T. Gregson.
Case of singular Torpor. By Mr. William Cook.
Case of Inguinal Aneurism. By Mr. William Goodlad.
Case of Erythema Mercuriale. - By Mr. J . Nicholson.
CaSe of wounded Diaphragetn. By Mr. Alexander Boyle.
Case of Chorea cured by purgative Medicines, cominuni.
cated to Dr. I. Hamilton, senior: By Hardwicke Shute,
M. D.
Observations upon Venereal Diseases. By Mr. I. Peake.
Case in which the beneficial E Inds of Fridion were strongly
exemplified.
Observations on the Occurrence of Small-pox after Cow.
pox: By Mr. Thomas Charles Hayden.
Case of Hippatitis terminating in Sphacelus.
The Inquirer. No. XXIII. •
Observations on inflammation.
Medical Extrads, NO. VII.
Part 11. Critical Analysis.
Twomy on the Diseases of Dublin, Millar's Hisfory of
Medicine. Wol laston on Diabetes Mellitus. Crowther on
Insanity: Christie on the Small-pox at Ceylon. Hey's
"'radical Surgery, &c. , • '
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