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LONDON MEDICAL GAZETTE.

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CONTENTS.—Observatiohs on Fractures of the Patella,
by Charles Bell, F.R.S.—New Lithotomy Forceps.—
Medical Schools of Paris. —Mis-statements in the " Lan-
cet."--College of Physicians and Dr. Harrison—Medico-
Chirurgical Transactions, Vol. XIIL, Part 2.—Ueber
die Verwundengen des Linsensystems.—Von F. C. Die-
terich, Chir. Doc. Mit. Steintafel.—Westminster Hospital :
Diffused Aneurism of the Femoral Artery.—Guy's Hospi-
tal : Axillary Aneurism of the Right. Side.—St. Thomas's
Hospital: Injury of the Head, complicated with Mal-
formation.—Middlesex Hospital : Rupture of the Duo-
denum.—Hospital for Surgery.—Strangulated Hernia,
. without the usual symptoms of Inflammation.—Me-
dico-Chirurgical Society, London Medical Society, West-
minster Medical Society—Case of Precocious Growth
—Congenital Absence of the Gastrocnemii Muscles—Case
of a Matt stung to Death by -Bees—Pea growing in the
Ear—Medical Report during Lady Jane Seymour's illness
—Proceedings against Empirics in Edward the Sixth's
Reign—Blumenhaclr's Manual of Natural History—Obitu-
ary ; William Norris, Esq.
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AN EXTEMPORE, OCCASIONED BY SEEING
A MAN IMOGG
ED.—On Saturday last, as the wife of Jos.
CAWsEy, of , Iltintsham, was returninc, froth 'Torrington
market,,sbe gave birth to a fine child by the side of a bay
mow, tl4 mother and child are both doing *well ; this pre-
mature accouchement is imputed to a fright occasioneo by
her seeing a man flogged;
A RhpARTEE.—At our races in September
last, a sportsman meeting a gentleman eminent at the bar,
just after a well-contested heat, accosted him` with "Well,
Sir, why don't you turn your attention to the turf?"! The
Learned Gentleman, with that quickness for which hels so
t uish e
distio—profession, replied, ~So I will, Sir,
when lam ind in
want
of r undertaker."--Dorset Citron
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