| Description | Thesaurus. Contents are as follows:
'Remarks on Scarlatina', William Boyd, 12 May 1818 (pages 1-15).
[From this point onwards pages are not numbered.]
'On Syphilis', John Leslie, 19 May 1818.
'Essay on Icterus', Robert Barclay Duncan, 9 June 1818.
'Essay on Vision', William Boyd, 1818 ('read before the Second Class').
'Remarks on Apoplexy', read before Second Class on 3 February 1819 by Robert Barclay Duncan.
'Remarks on Typhus _ ', read before Second Class, 9 February 1819, John Leslie.
'Remarks on the more important species of Menorrhagia', John Leslie, 25 May 1819.
'Observations on Calculi in the Bladder', William Keith, 10 October 1820.
'On Hospital Gangrene', Alex. Urquhart, September 1821.
'Essay on Menstruation', Wm. J. Teasdale, 1823.
'Observations on the Effects of Cold', John Irvine, 1826.
'Discourse on Aneurism', James Grant, 18 November 1826.
'Discourse on Acute Rheumatism', F. Burnett, 23 October 1827.
'Essay on Measles', Wm. Stephen, 6 November 1827.
'Observations on Scrophula', Wm. Mackenzie, 20 November 1827.
'An Essay on [Inguinal?] Hernia', Duncan Reid, February 1828.
'On Cholera Morbus of Hot Countries', John Murray, 17 June 1828.
'Essay on Femoral Hernia', read before Junior Class, Thomas Cheves (Surgeon), 7 October [1828]. |