latous blush around the | | the cavity of the wound upon the third day, | | vessel filled with a followed by sickness, cold| | large quantity of perspiration, and | | coagulated blood mixed delirium; several dark | | with puriform fluid; patches upon the skin of | | pus in the common iliac the right leg. | | vein; effusion of serum | | around the veins of the | | leg; liver large and | | congested; mottled | | degeneration of both | | kidneys. | | CASE XI. Jane Cox, æt. 60.| A short time | Mortification of the Scalp wound; erysipelas of| before her | skin of the lower part the head and face; | death. | of the leg, ankle, and transverse fracture of the| | foot; slight extravas- external malleolus, | | ation of blood into the followed by suppuration | | arachnoid cavity, and of the ankle-joint. | | into the substance of | | the brain; kidneys | | coarse in structure, and | | remarkably soft. | | CASE XII. Bartholomew | Five days after | Mortification of the Sullivan, æt. 27. Lacerat-| the accident; | skin and cellular tissue ed and contused wound of | eight days | of the right leg; the the leg, followed by | before his | veins of the limb diffuse cellular inflamma-| death. | healthy; spleen of a tion, and inflammation of | | pale colour, and very the absorbents; delirium; | | soft. a separate large patch of | | mortification, surrounded | | by bright red congestion, | | appeared in the right | | groin the day before | | his death. | | | | CASE XIII. George Foscutt,| Six days after | Hepatization of both æt. 24. Fracture of the | the accident; | lungs, with secondary femur into the knee-joint;| twenty-two | abscesses in the left rigors; erysipelas of the | days before his | one; kidneys soft and limb, ill defined and very| death; pain | coarse in texture, the slow in its progress; | in the chest | left presenting a small coma; abscesses in the | the day before | deposit of apparently leg and thigh; mortificat-| his death. | tubercular matter;