Search Results: the lancet a journal of british by wakley thomas ed

London: John Churchill, 1845. Vol. I, No. 1, 1845. . Cloth. Poor. 754, [4] p. 30 cm. Small b&w diagrams. Cloth hardcover with blank impressing. Binding poor, with detached boards, worn edges and corners. Library bookplate on front pastedown. Some ink stamps within. Title page chipped. Many chips, tears, and rough edges. Articles on organic chemistry, surgery, pharmacy, hospital reports, case studies. First issue has report on the uterine tumour of Harriet Martineau.

London:: Thomas Palmer Lovell, 1856., 1856. 4to. 716 pp. Issues from July 5, 1856 to December 27, 1856. Modern half tan calf over marbled boards, gilt-stamped spine title. Bookplate and ink stamp of University College of North Wales, ink signature of H. J. Evans (Anglesey) on title-page, Fine. Various articles; of particular note, this volume contains: The Fever at the Clergy Orphan Asylum, pp. 617-19, and Intestinal Fever: Its Mode of Propagation, pp. 694-5, both by William Budd. There is also an article by James Campbell (of Glasgow) reporting two cases of accidental poisoning by strychnine, which was then used as a tonic medication. There is also a series of articles (with illustrations) by W. Tyler Smith on the theory and practice of obstetrics.