Fatal Case of Cerebral Affection, in Which the Symptoms Underwent Much Temporary Mitigation from the Formation of an Abscess in the Axilla; and in Which Serous Effusion Was Found in the Brain, and a Tumor in the Cerebellum

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• Fatal Case of Cerebral Affection, in Which Irritability of the Stomach Was a Prominent Symptom, and in Which Tubercles Were Found in the Brain, and Softening in the Cerebellum
  gan: Chambers,
  Cyhoeddwyd: (1826)
• Case of Poisoning by Opium, in Which Blood Was Found Effused in the Brain
  gan: Jewel, George
  Cyhoeddwyd: (1826)
• Fatal Case of Cerebral Affection, with Symptoms Resembling Hysteria, in Which Yellow Tubercles Were Discovered in the Brain and Cerebellum
  gan: Hawkins,
  Cyhoeddwyd: (1826)
• Case in Which Two Small Cysts Were Found in the Right Auricle
  Cyhoeddwyd: (1826)
• Case of Hernia, in Which the Tumor Was of Very Large Size, in Consequence of an Effusion of Serum into the Sac
  gan: Shaw,
  Cyhoeddwyd: (1826)