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The Diagnosis between Melancholia and Hypochondriasis

On Insanity occurring among the Criminals in the Prison at Halle, and its connection with Crime, from the Yearly Report completed up to January, 1854,

General Reports of the Royal Hospitals of Bridewell, and Bethlem, and of the House of Occupations, for the year ending December 31st, 1854. Report of the Resident Physician of Bethlem.

On Forced Alimentation. Wyke House Asylum, Jane 13th, 1855

Case from the Radcliffe Infirmary, Oxford,

The Trial and Conviction of Luigi Buranelli for Murder. Plea of Insanity

Amended Rules proposed for the adoption of the Association of Medical Officers of Asylums and Hospitals for the Insane, by the Revision Committee appointed at the Annual Meeting, 1854, to be considered at the meeting on the 19th of July.

The Want of a Military Lunatic Asylum

The Treatment of Melancholia with Refusal of Food,

On Insanity occurring among the Criminals in the Prison at Halle, and its Connection with Crime, from the Yearly Report completed up to January, 1854,

Case 4.—Subsidence of marked Symptoms of General Paralysis, on Localization of Phthisical Disease in the Lungs. Death from Phthisis. Necrosis of Sphenoid Bone

Epilepsy and other Allied Affections, by Charles Bland Radcliffe, M. D., &C. London: Churchill, 8vo. pp. 144.

Cases from the Middlesex County Lunatic Asylum at Colney Hatch,

Association of Medical Officers of Asylums and Hospitals For the Insane

The Queen v. Rundle, (see Asylum Journal, p. 191.)

Psysiological Effects of Haschish

Office of Commissioners in Lunacy, 19, Whitehall Place, Jan. 25, 1855

A New Form of Reclining Chair for the use of Paralytic and Helpless Patients

The Accumulation of Chronic Lunatics in Asylums. Question of further Accommodation

Chemical Composition of the Substance of the Brain, by Dr. Schlossbeyer. (Annales von Liebiy und Wöhler. Band. 90. 3, p., 381.)

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