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![640 641 642 643 644 648 649 650 651 84, CHARING Cross Road, LONDON, W.C.2. 53 Medical—continued. MACKENZIE (Str More.i, Laryngologist) THE FATAL ILLNESS of FREDERICK the NOBLE, post 8vo., cloth, 1888 ($3) 15/- The author was the first Englishman who became expert in operations on the larynx and adjacent parts. The publication of the above work was considered injudicious and brought upon him the censure of the Royal College of Surgeons. SHERLEY (Dr. THomas) A PHILOSOPHICAL EssAy: Declaring the PROBABLE CAUSES, whence STONES are produced in the GREATER WORLD: from which occasion is taken to search into the ORIGIN of all BopizEs, discovering them to proceed from WATER, and SEEDS. Being a Prodromous to a MEDICINAL TRACT concerning the CAusEs, and CURE of the STONE in the KIDNEYS, and BLADDERS of MEN, FIRST EDITION, sm. 8vo., neatly rebound in old style sheep, 1672 ($12. 60) £3/3/- SYDENHAM (THomas, M.D.) COMPLEAT METHOD of CURING almost all DISEASES, and Description, of their Symptoms, to which are now added, FIvE DiscoursEs of the same Author concerning the PLEURISY, GOUT, HYSTERICAL PAssiIon, DRopsy, and RHEUMATISM, . FOURTH EDITION, 12mo., newly bound in old style sheep, 1710 ($8.40) £2/2/-= WALKER (JOHN) THE PHILOSOPHY of the EYE; being a familiar EXPOSITION of its MECHANISM, and of the PHENOMENA of VISION, with a view to the Evidence of Design, frontispiece and 57 woodcuts, post 8vo., cloth, 1837 ($2) 10/- WILLICH (A. F. M.) LecTrures on DIET and REGIMEN: being a Systematic Inquiry into the most rational means of PRESERVING HEALTH and PROLONGING LIFE, . .. SECOND EDITION, 8vo., contemp. calf, 1799 ($2.40) 12/- MEREDITH (GEORGE) EVAN HARRINGTON, FIRST EDITION, 3 vols, post 8vo., rebound buckram (library stamp on title), 1861 ($4) £1/-/- METALLURGY.—BELL (Sir Isaac LOWTHIAN) THE IRON TRADE of the UNITED KING- DOM compared with that of the other CHIEF IRON-MAKING NATIONS, 8vo., cloth, 1886 ($2) 10/- PRINCIPLES of the MANUFACTURE Of [RON and STEEL, with some Notes on the Economic Conditions of their Production, with 10 aoa thick 8vo., cloth, SCARCE, 1884 ($6) £1/10/- Describing the result of a number of important original investigations by one of the pioneers of the Cleveland iron trade. : GRUNER (M. L.) THE MANUFACTURE of STEEL, translated from the French by LENOX SMITH ; with an Appendix on the BrsSEMER PROCESS in the UNITED STATES, by the Translator ; 3 2 folding tables, 9 folding plates and some text-illustrations, 8vo., cloth, New York, 1872 ($2) 10/- ; Stup1zs of BLAST FURNACE PHENOMENA, translated, with an Appendix, by-L. D. B. Gordon, folding frontispiece, 8vo., cloth, 1873 | ($1.20) 6/- : PERCY (JOHN) METALLURGY : the Art of Extracting Metals from their Ores, and adapting them to various purposes of Manufacture—SECTION 2.—IRON and STEEL, with illustrations, chiefly from original drawings, carefully laid down to scale, thick 8vo., cloth, 1864 ($5) £1/5/- ‘** This classical book is now chiefly valuable for historical reasons where its usefulness is often unexpectedly advantageous, as for example, in patent litigations.”—B. STOUGHTON. The above five items are from the library of Here Carlyle Gilchrist (one of the founders, with Sidney G. Thomas, of the “‘ Basic ” or “‘ Thomas Gilchrist ’? Process, for making steel from phosphoric pig-iron), with his Pe ge in each volume. MICROSCOPE.—LEDERMULLER (MARTIN FROBENE) AMUSEMENT MIcRO- SCOPIQUE tant pour L’ESPRIT, que pour les YEUX, avec une fidéle Methode de faire un Usage adroit, aise et fidéle de toutes Sortes de Microscopes ; en forme de Lettres, avec un SUPLEMENT et une ADDITION ; with allegorical frontispiece in colour and 152 fine engraved plates, mostly in colour, of microscopes, accessories and objects, 3 vols in one, 4to., contemp. French red morocco gilt, floral gilt panelled back, g.e. [by Derome], fine copy, Nuremberg, 1764-68 ($42) £10/16/-](https://iiif.wellcomecollection.org/image/b3085927x_0053.jp2/full/800%2C/0/default.jpg)
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