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Philosophical transactions, Vol. L. Part II. For the year 1758.: Giving some account of the present undertakings, studies, and labours, of the ingenious, in many considerable parts of the world.Various

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Philosophical transactions, Vol. L. Part II. For the year 1758.: Giving some account of the present undertakings, studies, and labours, of the ingenious, in many considerable parts of the world.

Name: Philosophical transactions, Vol. L. Part II. For the year 1758.: Giving some account of the present undertakings, studies, and labours, of the ingenious, in many considerable parts of the world.
Author: Various

Various

Science -- Periodicals

AN
                                 INDEX
                                TO THE
                            FIFTIETH VOLUME
                                OF THE
                      PHILOSOPHICAL TRANSACTIONS,
                     For the YEARS 1757 and 1758.


A

_AIR_, Remarks on the heat of it in July 1757, by Dr. J. Huxham; with
some additional ones by Dr. W. Watson, page 428.

---- ---- on its different temperature at Edystone from that observed
at Plymouth, between July 7 and 14, 1757, p. 488.

_Akenside_, Mark, M. D. his observations on the origin and use of the
lymphatic vessels in animals, p. 322.

_Alga Marina latifolia_, observations on it, p. 631.

_Allegator_, the fossil bones of one, found on the sea-shore near
Whitby, p. 688.

_America_, North, account of an earthquake felt in it Nov. 18. 1755. p.
1.

_American_ Sea Sun-Crown, observations on it, p. 843.

_Antiquities_, accounts of the late discoveries of some at Herculaneum,
p. 49. 88. 619.

_Aneurism_, remarkable case of one in the principal artery of the
thigh, p. 363.

_Apple_, the Manchenille, singular observations upon it, p. 772.

_Arderon_, Mr. William, abstract of a letter on giving magnetism and
polarity to brass, p. 774.

_Assize_, the Black, at Oxford, account of it, p. 699.


B

_Baker_, Mr. Henry, his account of the Opuntia, or Prickly Pear, and of
the Indigo plant, in colouring the juices of living animals, p. 296.

---- ---- ---- ---- of the Sea Polypus, p. 777.

_Bark_, remarkable case of its efficacy in a mortification, p. 379.

---- ---- ---- ---- ---- in the delirium of a fever, p. 609.

_Barnacles_, an account of several rare species, p. 845.

_Baster_, Job. observationes de corallinis, iisque insidentibus
Polypis, aliisque animalculis marinis, p. 258.

_Bladder_, human urinary, four rough stones extracted from it by the
lateral method of cutting for the stone, p. 579.

_Blisters_, remarkable effects of them in lessening the quickness of
the pulse in coughs attended with infarction of the lungs, p. 569.

_Bones_, some fossil ones of an allegator, found on the sea-shore near
Whitby, p. 688.

_Borlase_, Rev. Mr. Wm. his account of some trees discovered
under-ground on the sea-shore at Mount’s-Bay in Cornwall, p. 51.

---- ---- ---- ---- ---- of an earthquake in the west parts of
Cornwall, July 15. 1757, p. 499.

_Bradley_, James, D. D. his observations on the comet of Sept. and Oct.
1757, p. 408.

_Brakenridge_, Rev. Wm. D. D. his answer to the Rev. Mr. Forster’s
letter concerning the numbers and increase of the people of England, p.
465.

_Brass_, abstract of a letter on giving magnetism and polarity to it,
p. 774.

_Bridges_, concerning the fall of water under them, p. 492.

_Brydone_, Mr. Patrick, his account of a paralytic patient cured by
electricity, p. 392.

_Burrow_, James, Esq; his account of an earthquake felt at Linfield in
Surrey, and at Edenbridge in Kent, Jan. 24. 1758, p. 614.


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Philosophical transactions, Vol. L. Part II. For the year 1758.: Giving some account of the present undertakings, studies, and labours, of the ingenious, in many considerable parts of the world.

Various

Science -- Periodicals

AN
                                 INDEX
                                TO THE
                            FIFTIETH VOLUME
                                OF THE
                      PHILOSOPHICAL TRANSACTIONS,
                     For the YEARS 1757 and 1758.


A

_AIR_, Remarks on the heat of it in July 1757, by Dr. J. Huxham; with
some additional ones by Dr. W. Watson, page 428.

---- ---- on its different temperature at Edystone from that observed
at Plymouth, between July 7 and 14, 1757, p. 488.

_Akenside_, Mark, M. D. his observations on the origin and use of the
lymphatic vessels in animals, p. 322.

_Alga Marina latifolia_, observations on it, p. 631.

_Allegator_, the fossil bones of one, found on the sea-shore near
Whitby, p. 688.

_America_, North, account of an earthquake felt in it Nov. 18. 1755. p.
1.

_American_ Sea Sun-Crown, observations on it, p. 843.

_Antiquities_, accounts of the late discoveries of some at Herculaneum,
p. 49. 88. 619.

_Aneurism_, remarkable case of one in the principal artery of the
thigh, p. 363.

_Apple_, the Manchenille, singular observations upon it, p. 772.

_Arderon_, Mr. William, abstract of a letter on giving magnetism and
polarity to brass, p. 774.

_Assize_, the Black, at Oxford, account of it, p. 699.


B

_Baker_, Mr. Henry, his account of the Opuntia, or Prickly Pear, and of
the Indigo plant, in colouring the juices of living animals, p. 296.

---- ---- ---- ---- of the Sea Polypus, p. 777.

_Bark_, remarkable case of its efficacy in a mortification, p. 379.

---- ---- ---- ---- ---- in the delirium of a fever, p. 609.

_Barnacles_, an account of several rare species, p. 845.

_Baster_, Job. observationes de corallinis, iisque insidentibus
Polypis, aliisque animalculis marinis, p. 258.

_Bladder_, human urinary, four rough stones extracted from it by the
lateral method of cutting for the stone, p. 579.

_Blisters_, remarkable effects of them in lessening the quickness of
the pulse in coughs attended with infarction of the lungs, p. 569.

_Bones_, some fossil ones of an allegator, found on the sea-shore near
Whitby, p. 688.

_Borlase_, Rev. Mr. Wm. his account of some trees discovered
under-ground on the sea-shore at Mount’s-Bay in Cornwall, p. 51.

---- ---- ---- ---- ---- of an earthquake in the west parts of
Cornwall, July 15. 1757, p. 499.

_Bradley_, James, D. D. his observations on the comet of Sept. and Oct.
1757, p. 408.

_Brakenridge_, Rev. Wm. D. D. his answer to the Rev. Mr. Forster’s
letter concerning the numbers and increase of the people of England, p.
465.

_Brass_, abstract of a letter on giving magnetism and polarity to it,
p. 774.

_Bridges_, concerning the fall of water under them, p. 492.

_Brydone_, Mr. Patrick, his account of a paralytic patient cured by
electricity, p. 392.

_Burrow_, James, Esq; his account of an earthquake felt at Linfield in
Surrey, and at Edenbridge in Kent, Jan. 24. 1758, p. 614.


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