Catalogue of the library of the Royal Medical Society.

  • Royal Medical Society of Edinburgh.
Date:
1896
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    Wintlingham (Sir Clifton), junior. Commentarii de Morbis quibusdam, Lond. 1782. Wiparher (D.) *De l'hlogisto Animali ut Variorum Morborum Causa, Lips. 1753- Wiseman (R.) Severall Chirurgicall Treatises, Lond. 1676; Lond. 1692 p]3 5th edit. 2 vols. Lond. 1719. Wishart (J. H.) *On Ophthalmia, Edin. 1805 (2 copies). Witham (H.) Observations on Fossil Vegetables, Edin. 1 S31. Withering (W.) Botanical Arrangement of the Vege- tables naturally growing in Great Britain, 2 vols. Lond. 1776; 2d edit. 3 vols, (with duplicate of vol. Ill, part I), Binning. 17S7-92 ', 3d ecllt- 4 vols. Binning. 1796; 7th edit. 4 vols. Lond. 1S30. — Account of the Fox Glove, and its Medical Uses, Birming. 1785. — Account of the Scarlet Fever at Birmingham, 177S, Birming. 1793. — *Chemical Analysis of the Water at Caldas da Rainha (English and Portuguese), Lisbon, 1795. — Systematic Arrangement of British Plants, ed. W. MacGillivray, Lond. 1830. Withers (T.) Observations on Chronic Weakness, York, 1777. — Treatise on the Asthma, Lond. 1786. Witt (P.) *De Tempestivo Medici Silentio, Viteberg, I75S. Wittman (W.) Travels in Turkey, Asia Minor, Syria and Egypt, 1799-1801, Lond. 1803. Wittwer (P. L.) Ed. Delectus Dissertationum Medi- carum Argentoratensium, 4 vols. Norimb. 1777-81. Woakes (E.) Post-nasal Catarrh and Diseases of the Nose causing Deafness, Lond. 1884 (2 copies). Wocker (— de). JTrismi Tonici, N.P. 1780. Wolf-Fraser (B. de). fcDe Causis Mortis in Febribus Acutis, Giess. 1834. Wolff (F.) 5«Klaproth. Wood (Alexander). JPathology and Treatment of Leucorrhoea, Edin. 1844. — ^Homoeopathy Unmasked, Edin. 1844. — ^Sequel to Homoeopathy Unmasked, Edin. 1844. — ^Rational Medicine, a Vindication, Edin. 1849. Wood (Andrew). *On Cataract, Edin. 1831. Wood (G. B.) Treatise on the Practice of Medicine, 3d edit. 2 vols. Philadel. 1852. Wood (H. C.) Treatise on Therapeutics, comprising Materia Medica and Toxicology, Lond. 1874. Wood (James). ^Effects of the Application and Abstraction of Stimuli on the Human Body, Lond. 1793. — Remarks on Fever, with a view to explain the Fever which lately appeared in Newcastle, New- castle, 1803. Wood (James). Elements of Optics, Camb. 1799; 2d edit. Camb. 1801. — Elements of Algebra, 3d edit. Camb. 1801. — Principles of Mechanics, 3d edit. Camb. 1803. Wood (T.) *Ovarian Dropsy, Edin. 1831. Wood (William). General Conchology, vol. I, Lond. 1815. Wood (William). *Crural Hernia, Edin. 1805 (2 copies). , — ^Correspondence with Dr Monro respecting his Essay on Crural Hernia, Edin. 1807. — fFurther Observations on Painful Subcutaneous Tubercle, Edin. 1812 (2 copies). — ^Observations on Painful Subcutaneous Tubercle, Edin. 1828. — ^Observations on Neuroma, Edin. 1828. — On the Structure and Functions of the Skin, Edin. 1832. — tCase of Foreign Body found in the Heart, Edin. N.D. — tScarlet Fever'in Edinburgh, 1835-36, N.P., N.D. Woodforde (James). ^Treatise on Dyspepsia, Sher- borne, 1820; 2d edit. Lond. 1821. Woodforde (James). Catalogue of Plants growing in the neighbourhood of Edinburgh, Edin. 1824 (2 copies). Woodhead (G. S.) Practical Pathology, Edin. 1883 ; Edin. 1892. — and Hare (A. W.) Pathological Mycology, section I, Edin. 1885. Woodhouse (R.) Treatise on Plane and Spherical Trigonometry, Lond. 1809. — Treatise on Isoperimetrical Problems, and the Calculus of Variations, Camb. 1810. Woodman (W. B.) and Tidy (C. M.) Forensic Medicine and Toxicology, Lond. 1877. Woodville (W.) Medical Botany, 4 vols. Lond. 1790-94; 2d edit. 4 vols. Lond. 1S10. — History of the Inoculation of the Small Pox in Great Britain, vol. I, Lond. 1796. — ^Observations on the Cow Pox, Lond. 1800 (2 copies). — See Reports, Vaccination. Woodward (J. J.) Outlines of the Camp Diseases of the United States Armies, Philadel. 1863. — ^Structure and Mode of Invasion of Cancerous Tumours, Washing. 1873. Woollcombe (W.) On the Frequency and Fatality of Different Diseases, Lond. 1808. Wooley (J.) JInaugural Address to the Royal Medical Society, MS. 1850. Wooton (E.) +Mimosis Inquieta, Lond. 1855. — fExperimental Researches upon Tuberculosis and Scrofula, Dublin, 1886. Wormald (T.) and McWhinnie (A. M.) Anatomical Sketches and Diagrams, Lond. 1838. Wormius(0.) Museum Wormianum, Lugd. Bat. 1655. Worms (Intestinal).—+Notitia Collectionis Vermium Intestinalium, Vindob. 1811. Wotton (W.) Reflections upon Ancient and Modern Learning, Lond. 1694. Wright (R. T.) Medical Students of the Period, Lond. 1867. Wright (S.) tOn the Ergot of Rye, Edin. 1837. — JReply to D. O'Connell, M.P., Lond. 1S39. — Testimonials in favour of, Nottingh. 1S41. — tOn the Oil contained in Ergot of Rye, Edin. N.D. Wright (W.) Memoirs, Edin. 1828. Wrisberg (H. A.) £Descriptio Anatomica Embryonis, Gott. 1764.