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.
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_Forster_, Rev. Mr. Richard, his extract of the register of the parish
of Great Shefford, with observations, p. 356.
---- ---- ---- ---- his letter concerning the number of the people of
England, p. 457.
_Fruits_, fossil, and other bodies, account of some found in the island
of Shepey, p. 396.
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_Gaze_, Mr. John, his account of a boy cured of convulsive fits by the
discharge of worms, p. 521.
_Gall-stones_, two extraordinary cases relating to them, p. 543.
_Gaubil_, F. his description of the plan of Peking, p. 704.
_Georgia_, account of the heat of the weather there, p. 754.
_Glass_, in windows, dissertation on the antiquity of it, p. 601.
_Gravity_, Specific, of living men, essay towards ascertaining it, p.
30.
_Grindall_, Mr. Richard, his account of the efficacy of the bark in a
mortification, p. 379.
_Guadaloupe_, Isle of, account of a visitation of the leprous persons
there, p. 38.
H
_Hague_, state of thermometer there, Jan. 9, 1757, p. 148.
---- observations there on the comet in Sept. and Oct. 1757, p. 483.
_Hail_, an extraordinary storm in Virginia, p. 746.
_Herculaneum_, accounts of the late discoveries of antiquities made
there, p. 49, 88, 619.
_Heat_ of the air, July 1757, remarks on it by Dr. Huxham and Dr.
Watson, p. 428.
---- of the weather, account of that in July 1757, by Dr. Huxham, p.
523.
---- of the weather in Georgia, account of it, p. 754.
_Hemlock Dropwort_, further account of its poisonous effects, p. 556.
_Himsel de_, Nicholai, M. D. de rariori quadam specie, in Suecia
reperta, tractatus, p. 692.
_Home_, Robert, Surgeon, his account of the flexor tendon torn out in
its whole extent, and the first joint of the thumb torn off, p. 617.
_Horned Cattle_, the usefulness of inoculation to prevent the
contagious distemper among them, p. 528.
_Huxham_, John, M. D. his remarks on the heat of the air, July 1757, p.
428.
---- ---- ---- ---- ---- on the extraordinary heat of the weather in
July 1757, p. 523.
I
_Jenty_, Nicholas, his account of a man, whose intestines, &c. all
cohered, and who after death fell under his inspection, p. 550.
_Ileum_, the gut, cut thro’ by a knife, instance of the successful
treatment of it, p. 35.
_Indigo_ plant, effects of it, and of the opuntia, or prickly pear, in
colouring the juices of living animals, p. 296.
_Inoculation_, its usefulness on horned cattle, to prevent the
contagious distemper among them, p. 528.
_Intestines_, remarkable case of the cohesions of all of them in a man,
p. 550.
_Johnstone_, James, M. D. his account of two extraordinary cases of
gall-stones, p. 543.
_Iris_, solar, observations on an evening, or rather nocturnal one, p.
293.
K
_Klinkenberg_, Mr. D. his observations upon the comet in Sept. and Oct.
1757, p. 483.
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_Lacteals_, experiment to prove that salt of steel does not enter them,
p. 594.
_Lanreath_, effects of a storm of thunder and lightning there, June 27,
1756, p. 104.
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