The impolitic duty on salt has been lowered to one-seventh of its former amount. An act has been passed to prevent nuisances by gas-water; (_vol._ i, _p._ 339) and another for regulating the sale of Bread; (_vol._ i, _p._ 375) to these we must refer our readers for the modification or correction of our former remarks on the several subjects connected with them.
Angus, case of Chas., II. 176, 184—III. 69, 96
College of Physicians, Butler _v._, 20—30—31
College of Physicians, Grenville _v._, 28
Dickson, Margaret, case of, II. 91—III. 85—110
Donellan’s case, II. 130—161—402—467.—_Appx._ 243
Essex, Countess of, _v._ Earl of, 177—211
Grenville, _v._ College of Physicians, 28
King, the, _v._ Vice Chancellor of Cambridge, 14
King, the, _v._ Bradden and Spake, III. 20
Spake and Braddon, the King, _v._, III. 20
Talbois, College of Physicians, _v._, 28—30
Thornton, Abraham, case of, 417—421—436—III. 35—37
ABORTION, II. 379—III. 84 causes of, 269 physiological illustrations of, III. 93
ABSORPTION of mineral poison, II. 187 poison, acting by, II. 208 of arsenic, II. 192—220
ACIDS, concentrated, poisons, II. 202—207—301
ACID, nitric, death by, II. 147—202—305 sulphuric, II. 202—302 muriatic, II. 202—313 phosphoric, II. 202 arsenious and arsenic, II. 211 oxalic, II. 315 prussic, II. 396 manufactories, nuisances by, 337—343
ACONITE, II. 138—159—203—207—379 poisoning by, II. 380
ACTIONS for nuisances, 340—353 for unlicenced practice, 28 by medical practitioners, 77 for mala praxis, 80
ADULTERATIONS of food, 374 of bread, 375 of beer, 377 of milk, 378 of medicines, 380
AFFUSION, cold, use of, II. 391 warm, II. 393
AGARICUS Muscarius, II. 427 intoxication by, _ib._
AGE, of consent, 168—170 of puberty, 170—179—185 old, 179 no bar to marriage, 172 children of, 175 determination of, 382 of deceased persons, enquiries respecting, III. 8—22 of criminal responsibility, III. 131
AIR, deprived of oxygen, effects of, II. 48 consumption of, encreased by muscular action, II. 54 hindering the circulation of, 348 tainting, 330—350 revival by fresh, II. 4 its influence on contagion, 120—126
ALBUMEN, an antidote to sublimate, II. 264
ALCOHOL, poison by, II. 203—207—433—436 physiological action of, II. 437
ALIEN, cannot be a Fellow of the College of Physicians, 15