Notice of publication of the Physiology of Vision.

Diagram showing lacrymal sac and nasal duct.

Diseased eye. Published by Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme & Brown.

Cannula forceps, open. Fig 96, page 840

Anatomical View of the Eye of an ostrich. Engraved by J. Sharp for Dr Thomson's Annals.

Stylet and tube similar to those on page 275.

Cannula scissors open, Fig 94, page 840.

Fleshy tumour growing from the Caruncula Lachrymalis. Colour.

Speech proposing a toast to the welfare and success of the Royal Infirmary, Glasgow

Four varieties of entohyaloid spectra. Plate 2, Fig 3 opposite page xxxii.

Colour illustrations

Double incision of the iris. Similar to Figs 112 and 113, page 867.

Professor Beer's cornea knife. Fig 81, page 789.

Drawings and Illustrations: Illustrations from A Practical Treatise on the Diseases of the Eye, 4th Edition, 1854

Notes on lunacy.

Notices of Lectures given by John Abernethy at St. Bartholomew's Hospital, London.

Notes on philosophy and the Deity.

Further items received 2001 including correspondence; notes; and a clinical report.

Narrow-bladed probe-pointed knife, Fig 84, page 795; cataract hook, Fig 86, page 800; Tyrell's blunt hook, Fig 116, page 869.

Diploma in Dental Orthopaedics awarded to T.C. White.