Case book 'A Collection of Cases Read before the Medical Society of Aberdeen', 1798 (Volume 2). No.1: Dropsy, read by George Alexander, November 1798 No.2: Concussion, read by William Milne, May 1799 No.3: Case of William Simpson suffering from cough and expectoration, read by George Alexander, June 1799 No.4: Case of James Hutchison, soldier quite recently returned from East Indies and suffering from severe cough and shortness of breath, read by Henry Edmondston, June 1799 No.5: Case of Ischuria, read by James Selbie, July 1799 No.6: Case of Dysuria, read by John Scorgie, not dated No.7: Case of injury to the eye, read by William Milne, September 1799. [A note is added at the beginning: 'This case ought to be tore out'.] No.8: Case of Suppression of the Menses, read by George Elphinstone, not dated. No.9: Case of [Elspith] Nicol, suffering from symptoms of dysuria, read by John Paterson, April 1800. No.10: Case of Synochus, read by Adam Napier, May 1800. No.11: Case of Richard Shiperly, sailor, experiencing symptoms of pain and cold in the lumbar region, a swelling of the hernia in the left groin, cramps, and pain and stiffness in the jaw, read by Colin Campbell, May 1801. No.12: Case of Jane Jackson, experiencing symptoms of yellowing of skin and eyes, headache, sore thighs and legs, nausea, severe vomiting and other symptoms, read by James Melles, June 1801. No.13: Case of Hydrothorax, read by William Mitchell, June 1801. No.14: Phthisis Pulmonalis, read by Charles Jameson, July 1801. No.15: Case of fisherman experiencing swelling of legs, cough, pain in ribs and spitting blood, read by James Selbie, not dated. No.16: Case of Archibald McDonald, suffering from delirium, read by Alexander Leslie, September 1802. No.17: Gonorrhoea and Syphilis, read by John Paterson, October 1802. No.18: Case of John Myers, who had recently suffered from exposure to wet and cold after he was shipwrecked, and was admitted to the Infirmary with mortification of the toes and a considerable part of the right foot, read by Robert Badenach, February 1804. No.19: Case of Cynanche Maligna, read by John Murray, March 1804. No.20: Case of Andrew Anderson, admitted into the Infirmary with rheumatic pain and rapidly appearing carbuncles, read by Robert Badenach, April 1804. No.21: Case of Eleanor Stuart, bitten on the hand by a dog, read by Alexander Forrest, May 1805. No.22: Case of James Annand, who went to the Dispensary with spots or blotches on his legs, resembling a sever bruise, and debility in the legs, read by George Gordon, not dated. No.23: Case of Alexander Mackay, who broke the lower part of his tibia and ruptured some of the ligaments after falling from a cask, read by _ Williamson, October 1805. No.24: Case of Scrophula, read by Thomas Ranken, December 1805. No.25: Case of Epistaxis, read by John James Paterson, June 1806. An index of cases is provided at the end of the volume. 1798 - 1806