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A Dictionary of Surgery; or, the Young Surgeon's Pocket Assistant

By Benjamin Lara, Member of the Corporation of Surgeons of London, Surgeon to the Royal Cumberland Freemason School, and Late Surgeon to the Portugueze Hospital, &c

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An Essay on Diseases incidental to Europeans in Hot Climates with the Method of Preventing their Fatal Consequences

By James Lind, Physician to his Majesty's Royal Hospital at Haslar near Portsmouth, and Fellow of the Royal College of Physicians in Edinburgh. To which is added, An Appendix Concerning Intermittent Fevers. To the whole is Annexed a Simple and Easy Way to Render Salt Water Fresh, and to Prevent a Scarcity of Provisions in long Voyages at Sea. The Second Edition, Enlarged and Improved

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A Treatise on the Scurvy: In Three Parts

Containing An Inquiry into the Nature, Causes, and Cure, of that Disease. Together with A Critical and Chronological View of what has been published on the Subject. By James Lind, M. D. Fellow of the Royal College of Physicians in Edinburgh. The second edition corrected, with additions and improvements

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An Experimental History of the Materia Medica, or of the Natural and Artificial Substances made use of in Medicine

Containing a Compendious View of their Natural History, An Account of their Pharmaceutic Properties, And an Estimate of their Medicinal Powers, so far as they can be ascertained by Experience, or by rational Induction from their sensible Qualities. By William Lewis, M. B. F. R. S. In two volumes . The third edition, with corrections and additions

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The New Dispensatory

Containing 1. The elements of pharmacy, 2. The materia medica ..., 3. The preparations and compositions of the new London and Edinburgh pharmacopoeias ; the whole interspersed with practical cautions and observations. 2nd ed., corr., with large additions

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The New Dispensatory

Containing, I. The elements of pharmacy. II. The materia medica, or an Account of the Substances employed in Medicine; with the Virtues and Uses of each Article, so far as they are warranted by Experience and Observation. III. The preparations and compositions of the new London and Edinburgh Pharmacopoeas; with such of the old ones as are kept in the Shops; the most celebrated foreign Medicines; the most useful of those directed in the Hospitals; sundry elegant extemporaneous Forms, &c. digested in such a Method as to compose a regular System of Pharmacy; with Remarks on their Preparation and Uses; the Means of distinguishing Adulterations; of performing the more difficult and dangerous Processes with Ease and Safety, &c. The whole interspersed with practical cautions and observations. The third edition corrected, with large additions

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The New Dispensatory

Containing 1. The elements of pharmacy, 2. The materia medica, or an account of the substances employed in medicine, with the virtues and uses of each article, so far as they are warranted by experience and observation, 3.The preparations and compositions of the new London and Edinburgh pharmacopoeias ; the whole interspersed with practical cautions and observations. The fourth edition, corrected and revised

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The New Dispensatory

Containing 1. The elements of pharmacy, 2. The materia medica, or an account of the substances employed in medicine, with the virtues and uses of each article, so far as they are warranted by experience and observation, 3.The preparations and compositions of the new London and Edinburgh pharmacopoeias ; the whole interspersed with practical cautions and observations. The fourth edition, corrected and revised

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The Edinburgh New Dispensatory

containing I. The elements of pharmaceutical chemistry. The Materia Medica: or, An alphabetical Arrangement of the Substances employed in Medicine; with an Account of their Virtues and Uses. III. Pharmaceutical Preparations. IV. Medicinal compositions. The Two Latter Parts Comprehending The Preparations and Compositions of the last London and Edinburgh Pharmacopoeias, with such of the old ones as are kept in the Shops; Also The most Useful of those directed in the London Hospitals, and in the Royal Infirmary of Edinburgh; Together with The most esteemed Foreign Medicines, and a Variety of elegant Extemporaneous Forms. Digested in a regular method: The Different Departments Enriched by the Introduction and Application of the Later Discoveries in Natural History, Chemistry, and Medicine; With Particular Directions for performing the various Processes; Remarks on the Properties and Uses of the several Subjects; the Means of distinguishing spurious Substitutes, and of detecting Adulterations, &c. New Tables of Elective Attractions, Single and Double; of Antimony, Mercury, &c. And Copperplates Of AtChemical And Pharmaceutical Instruments. The whole being an Improvement upon the New Dispensatory of Dr Lewis. By gentlemen of the Faculty at Edinburgh

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An Essay on Waters

In Three Parts. Treating, I. Of simple waters. II. Of cold, medicated waters. III. Of natural baths. By C. Lucas, M.D

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An Essay on Waters

In Three Parts. Treating, I. Of simple waters. II. Of cold, medicated waters. III. Of natural baths. By C. Lucas, M.D

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An Essay on Waters

In Three Parts. Treating, I. Of simple waters. II. Of cold, medicated waters. III. Of natural baths. By C. Lucas, M.D

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The History of Health, and the Art of Preserving it

or, an Account of all that has been Recommended by Physicians and Philosophers, towards the Preservation of Health, from the most remote Antiquity to this Time. To which is subjoined, A succinct Review of the principal Rules relating to this Subject, together with the Reasons on which these Rules are founded. By James Mackenzie, M. D. Physician lately at Worcester, and Fellow of the Royal College of Physicians in Edinburgh. The Second Edition

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The Doctrine of Inflammations Founded upon Reason and Experience

and intirely cleared from the contradictory systems of Boerhaave, Van Swieten, and others. By Daniel Magenise, M.D

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Every Lady her own Physician or, the Closet Companion

or, the closet companion. Containing ample instructions for the prevention and cure of all disorders incident to the fair sex; the Whole Being Rendered Familiar and Intelligible; All Technical Terms and Latin Prescriptions being carefully avoided. A Work Calculated solely for the Use of Ladies, and furnishing them with such Instructions and Prescriptions as will enable them to preserve or restore their Health. A Performance also of great Utility to the Medical Reader. By a gentleman of the faculty. Corrected and revised by Silvester Mahon, M. D

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An Essay On The Disease Produced By The Bite Of A Mad Dog, Or Other Rabid Animal

By James Mease, M.D. Of Philadelphia. With A Preface And Appendix By J. C. Lettsom, M.D. F.R.S. &c.

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An Essay on the Management, Nursing and Diseases of Children: from the birth: and on the treatment and diseases of pregnant and lying-in women

With Remarks ON The Domestic Practice Of Medicine. The second edition, revised and considerably enlarged. To which is now added, the treatment and diseases of children At More Advanced Periods Of Childhood: With Observations ON Mothers Nursing Their Children. The whole designed for Domestic Use, and purposely adapted for Female Comprehension, in a manner perfectly consistent with the Delicacy of the Sex; and suited to the Medical Student and Younger Practitioner. By William Moss, Surgeon To The Liverpool Lying-IN Charity

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Speculations and Conjectures on the Qualities of the Nerves

By Samuel Musgrave, M.D. Fellow of the Royal Society, and corresponding member of the academy of Belles letters at Paris