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A Blister in Feveis,Cockbnrn 378 



On Swallowing Stones, Sir Cha. Holt 3S1 



On the HydrocephiiUis, Dr. Freind 423 



On the Ear, by Dr. Vieussens 448 



On Cupping-Glasses, T. LufFkin 451 



A Bodkin in the Bladder, Molyneux 46'8 



Cure of Cancers, by Gendron 470 



Polypus in the Lungs, Bussiere 488 



De Ulcere Verrainoso, &c. Steenvelt 4.98 



Four Medico-Surgical Cases, Greenhill 304 



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Stone of the Bladder, Ja. Wallace 524 



On the same, by Dr. Geo. Garden 525 



Hemorrhage in the Thumb, Musgrave 586 



Voiding Hydatides by Urine, Davits 601 



Foetus voided by the Navel, Birbeck 634 



An unusual Cancer, J. Ray 643 



On Swallowing Fruii-Stones, Vaughan 7)0 



A Plum -Stone m the Bowels, Yonge 713 



On Swallowing Fruit-Stones, Sloane 717 



Class FI. The Arts. 



1. Mechanical. 



Collection of Machines, D. Papin 154 



Enlarging the Barom. Divisions, Gray 26"9 



Gilding upon Silver, Southwell 305 



Philosophical Experiments, Southwell 317 



A New kind of Lamp, St. Clair 320 



On a China Cabinet, Buckly 334 



On the same. Dr. Sloane 34 5, 349, 352 



On Savery's Steam-Engine 393 



On several Curiosities, Thorcsby 644 



Roman Antiquities, Chr. Hunter 606 



1. Chemical, 



A Red Colour by a Mixture, &c. Coles I(i7 



On making Pitch, Tar, i;c. Tho. Bent 302 



Gilding upon Silver, Southwell 304 



On the Moorish Cookery, Jones 

 On making Brass, Tho. Povey. . . 



.407 

 .470 



3. The Fine Jrts. 

 On Preserving Flowers, &c. Southwell' 230 



4. Ant 



Journeys from Aleppo to Palmyra 49 



Ancient Slate of Palmyra, Halley 60 



On Kennel's Parochial Antiquities 92 



On a Roman Pottery, Ra. I'horesby ill 



Antiquities in LincobTiliire, Mirrtt 1 l7 



On Seller's History of Palmyra 122 



Musei Petiveriani Centuria, \c 132 



Large Horns dug up in Ireland 156' 



Fossil Wood in Yo\ Ushire l62 



Ancient Inscriptions at Rome 165 



Memoirs of China, Le Comte 175 



Two Roman Altars, Thoresby 198 



On Roman Antiquities, Ihoresby 215 



Bones of an Elephant dug up, Icntzel 21S 



iqjiilies. 



On Evelyn's Nnmismata, &c 235 



On a Roman Shield, Ra. Thoresby 279 



Figured Stones and Languages 30O 



On a Roman Coffin, &c. Ra. Thoresby 309 



A piece of Antiquity, ic. Musgrave 341 



Origin of Nations, Charmoye 413 



Roman Antiquities, Abr. De la Pryme 494 



Catacombs in lisly, John Monro 511 



Roman Inscriptions, Chr Hunter 514 



The Numeral Figuies, Waliis 521 



Shell ■, &c. in Lincolnshire, De la Pryme .... 521 



Roman Antiquities, Clark 543 



Roman Coins, i.S:c. Ra. Thoresby 675 



Vestiges of a Roman Town, Thoresby 71 8 



Class Vn. Education, Liteuakv Chap.acters, Mokal Philosophy. 



Manners, Customs. 



On Languages, &c. Edward I.hwyd 300 



Teaching the Deaf and Dumb, Waliis 312 



On Indian Manuscripts, Lewis 334 



Catalogues of Oxford Manuscripts 341 



Regulat. of ihe Royal Academy . 374 



Correspondence with Leibnitz, Waliis 413 



Leibnitz's Answer to Waliis 414 



On Uie Numeral Figures, LulTkin 415 



New Books in Italy, Silvestre . . 

 On the Learning of Italy, Silvestre 

 The India Brahmins, iS.c.Marbh;il 

 On Mental Numbering, Locke . . 

 Observ. at Ceylon, Sirachan .... 

 Royal Academy ai Paris, Blondel 

 ("hinese Cusloms, i\c. Cunningham. 

 Observ. at Ceylon, Strachan . . 



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