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(Med. Transact. Vol. 1. p. 175. p. 460.) Exami-
nation of feveral means by which the poifon of
lead may be fuppofed frequently to gain admit-
tance into the human body unobferved and unfu-
fpected. (Ibid. Vol. I. p. 257. Vol. 2. p. 419. )
Attempt towards an hiftorical account of the colic
of Poitou. (Ibid. Vol. 1. p. 319.) Examination
of the feveral caufes, to which the colic of Poitou
has been attributed. (Ibid. Vol. I. p. 364. Vol. 3.
P. 407.)
Flos Cardamines recommended to the
tryal of phylicians as an antifpafinodic remedy.
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feafe, which prevailed among fome poor children,
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BALDWYN, [Edward]

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BALFOVR, [Francis] M. D. Phyfician at Calcutta. Differtatio de Gonorrhoea virulenta. Edinb. 1767. 4. On the influence of the moon in fevres. Calcutta, 1784 London 1785. 8. (1th. 6 d.) überf. von A. T. W. Strafsb. 1786. 8. The forms of Herkern; translated into english with an index of arabic words. 1787. 4. (IL. I fh.)

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BARNES, [Thomas] D. D. Member of the litterary and
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