...Chemnitz. Naples. Utysxs. Common in the Adriatic, and on the shores of Italy. Bruguiere. - . Shell from an inch and a half to two inches and a half long ; and Chemnitz says that the length and breadth are equal, but according to Bruguiere, the former...

...subtortis, marginatis, omnino integerritnis ; seta vix exserta. HAB. frequent upon the bark of trees in shady places, on Mount St Andrew, Island of St...species, nor in C. lonchophyllum have we observed the conferva-like bodies. 6. C. lonchophyllum, foliis longissime angustissimeque linearibus, marginatis,...

...such an accident occurs, the knee and great toe must be very much turned outwards, the limb shortened from an inch and a half to two inches and a half, and fixed so as not to admit of rotation inwards. The head of the bone will be distinguishable on the...

...were generally practised, and made in various parts of the region affected, to the extent of from one inch and a half to two inches and a half in length, through the skin and cellular texture. In the slighter cases, where the disease appeared to be superficial,...

...exceedingly rare. 1. Dislocation upwards on the dorsom ilii is the most frequent. Symptoms. — The limb is from an inch and a half to two inches and a half shorter than the other ; — the toes rest on the opposite instep ; — the knee is turned inwards,...

...backwards, the head of the bone lying on the dorsum of the ilium. The limb is shortened to the extent of from an inch and a half to two inches and a half, the toes are turned in. the thigh is slightly bent upon the pelvis, and very firmly fixed. Before swelling...

...in whorls of from 2 to 4 together, sometimes 5 or 6. Leaves in pairs, sheathed at the base, rigid, from an inch and a half, to two inches and a half long, strap-shaped, narrow, minutely serrulated, striated, smooth, blunt, with a small white point...

...only have correctly described, has been styled by them the inguinal canal (tern). Its length varies from an inch and a half to two inches and a half; it is directed obliquely downwards, forwards, and inwards. The inguinal canal is formed in reality...

...so formed as to meet vertically in front. The cicatrice thus — which afterwards does not exc«ed from an inch and a half to two inches and a half in length — lies between the soft part of the stump and the soft padding of the boot. By the latter method,...

...ends of the branches, (technically called "grass,") cut, according to the robustness of the va,iety, from an inch and a half to two inches and a half long ; the lowest pair of leaves removed entirely from the stem without injuring the joint, and the...