Article Title,Year,Volume,Issue,Page Range,Author
Medical Meteorology,1853,1,34,745-749,
The Recent Inquest in the Case of Accidental Poisoning at the Convent of the Good Shepherd,1853,1,6,136,Grigg
The Climates of the World in Reference to Their Effects on Man's General Welfare and Destiny (Continued),1853,1,14,296-299,Hake
Medical Certificates of Insanity,1853,1,52,1151-1152,Warwick
The Use of Chloroform for Criminal Purposes,1854,2,83,692-693,
Case of Poisoning by Savin,1854,2,62,224,May
Three Lectures on the Correlation of Psychology and Physiology,1854,2,81,642-646,Noble
The Plea of Insanity,1854,2,93,929-930,Bree
On Accidents Involving Injury to the Teeth,1855,3,108,75-78,Clendon
Lectures on Insanity Delivered at the Bristol Medical School during the Summer Session of 1855,1855,3,133,668-675,Davey
Remarks on Accidents Occurring to Colliers,1855,3,145,929-930,Mallett
Case of Suicide by Cut Throat,1855,3,151,1052,Bartrum
On the Plea of Insanity in Criminal Cases,1856,4,165,165-167,Davey
The Suspected Poisoning Case at Rugeley. Trial of William Palmer for the Murder of John Parsons Cook; Pt. 1,1856,4,177,429-444,
The Suspected Poisoning Case at Rugeley. Trial of William Palmer for the Murder of John Parsons Cook; Pt.2,1856,4,178,461-471,
On the Character and Mode of Infliction of Wounds of the Female Pudenda Considered in Reference to Criminal Charges,1856,4,182,538-540,Barrett
On the Character and Mode of Infliction of Wounds of the Female Pudenda Considered in Reference to Criminal Charges (Concluded),1856,4,183,556-559,Barrett
Styrian Arsenic-Eating,1856,4,200,945-946,Balfour