On the present state of the medical profession in England, ...
Publisher: H. Renshaw; [etc., etc.
Published: 1841
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 98
Subjects: Medicine
Notes: "The annual oration delivered before the members of the British Medical Association, on the 21st October, 1841."

(con't) Seller, W., The principles of theory indispensable to sound observation in the practice of medicine, 1841; Watt, C., Improved method of education in the sciences and arts, and more especially in the sciences connected with medicine, 1839; Carpenter, W.B., Remarks on some passages in the review of Principles of general and comparative physiology, in the Edinburgh medical & surgical journal, January, 1840, n.d.; Collins, R., Observations on Professor Hamilton's deviations from the ordinary mode of stating practical results, 1838; Wright, S., Reply to the letters of Daniel O'Connell, 1839; Roberts, M.J., The process of blasting by Galvanism, detailed in a letter, 1840; Etherington, G.F., Observations on "instinct", 1841; Carson J., A new method of slaughtering animals for human food, 1839; Glover, R.M., Substance of a lecture on the applications of chemistry to medicine, 1842; and Review of Leverett's Latin lexicon, and Gardner's abridgment, 1841.

Bound with Allison, E.D., Observations on the expediency of instituting a friendly association of the medical profession throughout Scotland, 1826; Parker, P., Statements respecting hospitals in China, 1842; Russell, J.R., Letter to the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh, 1842; Tait, W., An examination of the statements contained in the papers relating to the fetid irrigations around the city of Edinburgh, 1839; Fetid irrigation, 1840;