INJUNCTION, against nuisances, 340 INQUEST, Coroners, II. 93—112 _See_ Coroner. by Justices of the Peace, II. 98—107 INQUISITION of lunacy, 295 in England does not bind land in Ireland, 295 INQUIRY, medical, synopsis of, III. 1 as to bodily health, III. 8 age and occupation, _ib._ present symptoms, _ib._ meals last taken, III. 9 stools and vomitings, III. 11—13 remedies used, III. 12 paroxysm of passion, III. 14 intoxication, III. 15 body found dead, III. 18 description of person, III. 22 formation of the neck, III. 22 period elapsed since death, III. 23 marks of wounds, III. 25 whether self inflicted, III. 32 smell of cloaths, III. 35 marks of rape, III. 35 surrounding objects, III. 36 marks of struggle, III. 37 thunder storms, III. 38 coup de soleil, III. 38 weapons, their nature and situation, III. 38 on body found in the water, III. 39 on body found hanging, III. 42 INSANITY, medically considered, 307 symptoms of, 312—320—359 sudden, 315 exaggerated ideas of, 316—318 necessity of medical evidence on, 315 questions on, 317 kinds of, 318 excessive coection improper in, 322 recovery from, 323 causes of, 324 hereditary, 324 from injuries of the head, 326 increase of, in France, 326 wine and spirits, dangerous in, 327 women more liable to, 327 appearances on dissection, 327—II. 104 feigned, 358 puerperal, 327—III. 129 INSENSIBILITY, delivery during, 243 INSURANCE on lives, 381 foreign case on, 387 INTOXICATION, suffocation during, II. 58 effect of cold during, II. 60 death by, II. 437 treatment of, II. 439 INTUS-susception, III. 65 IODINE, effect of, on arsenic and sublimate, II. 272 IRISH Health Act, 85 IRON, effect of, on copper, II. 293 J JAIL fever, 124—II. 115 at Cambridge, 124 Oxford, 125—II. 115 Exeter, 125 Taunton, 125 at Newgate, 125 Dublin, II. 115 JATROPA, curcas, II. 203—207 JAUNDICE, feigned, 365 JOY, excessive, death by, II. 28 JURIES, physicians exempt, 16 JUVENTUS, 192 K KALI (_see_ Potass) KIDNEYS, rupture of the, III. 67 L LABOUR, premature, when to be excited, 271 LACERATIONS, II. 123 LACTOMETER, 377 LAUREL water, II. 396 LAZAR, or Leper, 86 LAZARETTOES, 104—129 LEAD, melted, death by, II. 202 and its compounds, II. 202—336 red, danger of, II. 277—352 detection of, _ib._ melted, death by swallowing, II. 317 action of water on, II. 338 diseases induced by, _ib._—356 in wines and cider, II. 340—344 combined with tin, is safe, II. 348 sugar of, II. 349 Goulard’s extract of, II. 350—359—360 white, II. 350 sub-carbonate of, _ib._ oxide of, II. 351 red, II. 352 symptoms of poisoning by, II. 353 dissection after, II. 357 physiological action of, II. 358 tests of, II. 361 LEADEN utensils, danger of, II. 338 glaze of earthenware, II. 340