Local tracts; A second essay on burns, in which an attempt is made to refute the opinions of Mr. Earle, and Sir W. Farquhar, lately advanced, on the supposed benefit of the application of ice in such accidents: ...; Hints towards the adoption of an improved principle of remunerating the surgeon apothecary, or general practioner in medicine ...; The triumph of truth and good sense, or, An exposé of quacks and quackery; On certain modified forms assumed by the inductive process in different sciences; being an attempt to elucidate and extend some doctrines of the novum organum; Extracts from a new and successful mode of treating certain forms of cancer / ; Testimonials in favour of the appointment of Dr. R.M. Glover, to the office of physician to the Newcastle Infirmary; Observations on medical reform, addressed to the members of the North of England Medical Reform Association / ; Substance of a lecture on the applications of chemistry to medicine, introductory to a chemical course in the Newcastle Medical School / ; On the physiological and medicinal properties of bromine and its compounds; also on the analogies between the physiological and medicinal properties of these bodies, and those of chlorine and iodine, with their correspondent compounds; being the Harveian prize essay for 1842 / ; An address on the hom\234opathic system of medicine, read before the Medical and Surgical Society, at the Literary and Philosophical Institution, Newcastle on Tyne, January 31st, 1843; Case of the removal of a diseased ovarium, terminating fatally on the seventh day after the operation / ; The retrospective address, ... delivered at the thirteenth anniversary meeting of the Provincial Medical and Surgical Association, held at Sheffield, on Wednesday and Thursday, July 30th & 31st, 1845; Medical report of the case of Miss H- M-.; On the physiological and medicinal properties of iodoform; Testimonials in favour of the appointment of Robert Mortimer Glover, M.D., ... to the Chandos Chair of Medicine at Saint Andrews, vacant by the death of Dr. John Reid; A letter to the Venerable Archdeacon Thorp, on the causes which led to the disruption of the School of Medicine, in Newcastle-on-Tyne / ; The climate of Jersey and the present state of the island; Observations on excision of the os calcis; with cases / ; Suggestions on the pathology and treatment of placenta prævia; Testimonials of George Hare Philipson, B.A., M.B., CANTAB, Member of the Royal College of Physicians, Newcastle-upon-Tyne; On the investigation of instinctive movements: ; On intussusception: ; On the endosmotic action of medicines: ; Address in surgery, delivered at the thirty-eighth annual meeting of the British Medical Association, held in Newcastle, August 9th, 10th, 11th, & 12th, 1870; Observations on diseases of the lachrymal excretory organs; Epileptiform convulsions from parietal depression of cranium, of sixteen years' duration: ; The malady of His Majesty the late Emperor Napoleon: ; Disclosures in connection with the medical and surgical practice of the Sunderland Infirmary; The ear, its structure, mechanism, and connection with the throat: ; The ear and throat: read before the Physiological Section of the British Association assembled at Newcastle-on-Tyne, August, 1863; read before the British Medical Association, at the annual meeting held at Cambridge, August, 1864; read before the Medical Society of London, Dec. 20, 1851; trephining, recovery, with remarks; Sir William Gull's opinion controverted; a popular lecture, with an account and engraving of Professor Hughes' new instrument, the audiometer, for measuring the hearing power in health and disease; their structure, mechanism, and connection; remarks on giddiness, noises in the head, and deafness, with hints for the preservation and cultivation of the voice Dy 9 Medical
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Kentish, Edward

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Greenhow, Thomas Michael

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[1800-1879?] Printed by Edward Walker, 1800., Newcastle upon Tyne Printed for Emerson Charnley by T. & J. Hodgson, 1824., Newcastle Printed by John Hernaman, 1834., Newcastle-upon-Tyne s.n, 1837]., [Edinburgh s.n, 1870]., [London [s.n.], [1840?]., [s.l.] Printed by William Douglas, 1841., Gateshead Reprinted by William Douglas, 1842., Gateshead Printed by John Stark, [1842]., Edinburgh R. & S. Fletcher, 1843., Newcastle Printed by Richard Kinder, 1844., London [s.n.], [1845]., [s.l.] Samuel Highley ; Newcastle : E. Charnley, 1845., London Sutherland & Knox, 1848., Edinburgh Printed by George Bouchier Richardson, 1849., Newcastle-upon-Tyne Thomas Pallister Barkas, 1851., Newcastle-on-Tyne E. Charnley, 1852., Newcastle Emerson Charnley, 1858., Newcastle-on-Tyne Printed by Murray and Gibb, 1859., Edinburgh Printed at the Courant office, [1862]., Newcastle Alexander M'Callum, 1863., Newcastle-on-Tyne Printed by M. & M.W. Lambert, 1864., Newcastle-upon-Tyne [s.n.], [1852?]., [London] Printed by T. Richards, [1870]., London Printed by J.M. Carr, 1870., Newcastle-upon-Tyne J.M. Carr, 1870., Newcastle-upon-Tyne Printed by B. Williams, 1873., Sunderland Printed by B. Williams, 1874., Sunderland W. Kent ; Newcastle-on-Tyne : W. S. Pringle, [1880]., London W.S. Pringle, [1879?]., Newcastle

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