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II. Two Hijlorics of Internal Cancers, and of 
what appeared upon Dijfefiion , by William 
Burton, M. 2). 
I. 
Read Miy » 3 « Wind for > May 22. 1734. 
7+2 I ) Artholomew Collins , a Labourer in 
the King’s Works at Windfor , of 
low Stature, pale Complexion, {lender and a&ive, 
aged about 36 Years, temperate in his manner of 
Living, had, for fome Years, been afflided at dif- 
ferent times with wandering arthritic, colic, and 
nephritic Pains, none of which were periodical or 
condanr. During this Term, when in bed Health, 
he was ufually codive, and his Urine, as foon as made, 
depofited a calculous Sediment. 
In March 1733. he received a violent Blow by a 
ponderous and obtufe Indrument on his Loins, toge- 
ther with the Spine of the Os Innominatum , towards 
the Left Side, which difabled him for that Day j on 
the next, the Pain abating, he continued fo well for 
Six Months after, as not even to recoiled this Acci- 
dent, till about a Month before his Death, although 
he was often asked by the Phyfician, Whether that 
Part had ever Buffered a Contufion. 
In January following, he complained of an excru- 
ciating Pain, extending from the aforefaid Spine to 
the fpurious Ribs on the Left Side, which fome- 
times attacked alfo the Intedincs ; whence he became 
continually redlefs, cfpecially in the Night, and, 
toding the Bcdcloaths ofl r , frequently lav naked. 
O ' He 
