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of Irritability observed in the Stems of many 



Plants, especially Exogens, evinced on dividing 



them in the direction of their axis. Mag. Nat. 



Hist. I., 1837, pp. 57-62. 



6. Observations on the existence of Electric 

 Currents in vegetable structures. Mag. Nat. 

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7. Observations on the Electro-chemical 



influence of long-continued Electric Currents of 

 low tension. Phil. Trans. 1837, pp. 37-46 ; 

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8. Observations on some of the products 



obtained by the action of Nitric Acid on Alco- 

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9. Researches into the chemical nature of 



mucous and purulent secretions. Guy's Hosp. 

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1O. Notice respecting the artificial forma- 



tion of a Basic Chloride of Copper by voltaic 

 influence. Brit. Assoc. Rep. 1838 (pt. 2), pp. 

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11. Notice respecting the deposition of 

 Metallic Copper from its solutions by slow vol- 

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 57-58 ; Froriep, Notizen, IV., 1838, col. 241- 

 243. 



12. Observations on the existence of saline 

 combinations, in an organized state, in vegetable 

 structures. Mag. Nat. Hist. II., 1838, pp. 

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13. On indirect Chemical Analysis. Phil. 

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14. On certain properties acquired by the 

 Platina Electrodes of a Voltaic Battery. Phil. 

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15. Observations on induced Electrical 

 Currents, with a description of a Magnetic 

 Contact-breaker. Phil. Mag. XII., 1838, pp. 

 18-22. 



16. Observations on the application of He- 



liographic or Photogenic Drawing for botanical 

 purposes ; with an account of an economic mode 

 of preparing the paper. Mag. Nat. Hist. III., 

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17. On the action of Nitric Acid on Alco- 

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18. Account of the researches of Mons. R. 

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19. Remarks on Dr. STARR'S statements on 

 the animal matter of Urine in Pregnancy. 

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Bird, Golding. 20. Observations on Urinary 

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 the calculi in the Museum of Guy's Hospital. 

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21. Note on the microscopic globules found 



in urine. Guy's Hosp. Rep. VII., 1842, pp 

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22. Remarks on Prof. LIEBIG'S views of 



the composition of Urine. London Med. Gazette, 

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 1844, pp. 248-256. 



23. Notice of the crystalline form of Car- 

 bonate, and discovery of the Oxalate of Lime in 

 the Urine of Herbivora. London Med. Gazette, 

 XXXV., 1844, pp. 49-51; Heller, Archiv, 

 1844, pp. 261-264. 



24. On the nature of the green alvine 



evacuations of children. London Med. Gazette, 

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 pp. 383-386. 



25. On certain fallacies in ENDERLIN'S 



Researches on the constitution of the Saline In- 

 gredients of Animal Fluids. Phil. Mag. XXVL, 

 1845, pp. 532-534. 



26. Electricity and Galvanism in their 



Physiological and Therapeutical relations. 

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27. On the siliceous armour of Equisetum 



hyemale, L., with an account of its hitherto un- 

 described stomatic apparatus. Linn. Soc. Proc. 

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28. Remarks on the preparation of the 



Polypidoms of Zoophytes for microscopical exa- 

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 exhibit with polarized light. Journ. Microsc. 

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Bird, Golding, and Brett. On the existence of 

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Bird, Isaac. Notice of minerals, &c. from Pales- 

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Bird, James. On Dracunculus or Guinea Worm. 

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2. Observations on the manners of the 



inhabitants who occupy the southern coast of 

 Arabia and shores of the Red Sea ; with remarks 

 on the ancient and modern Geography of that 

 quarter, and the route through the desert, from 

 Kosir to Keneh. Geogr. Soc. Journ. IV., 1834, 

 pp. 192-206. 



3. A statistical and geological memoir of 



the country from Punah to Kittor, south of the 

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