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DISSECTION of a body poisoned by opium, II. 393
    by prussic acid, II. 407
      belladonna, II. 412
      mushrooms, II. 233
  danger of punctures during, II. 448
  of the stomach, by Mr. Burns, II. 168
    by Dr. Haviland, II. 169
  of Margaret Burns, II. 178
  of William Mitchell, II. 190
  anatomical, instructions for, III. 45
  of the brain and its membranes, III. 46
  of the thorax, III. 52
  of the abdomen, III. 60
  of the uterus, III. 67
  of the vagina, III. 72
  of infants, III. 107

DIVING, II. 33

DIVORCE, 176
  propter impotentiam, 177

DOGS meat, poison of, II. 446

DONELLAN, case of, II. 401

DORCHESTER, Marquis of, 10

DOUGH, arsenic does not prevent its rising, II. 250
  corrosive sublimate does, II. 250—265

DOWNING, Mrs. case of, II. 241

DROPSY, feigned, 364

DROWNING, II. 35—III. 21—39
  death, how produced by, ib.
  signs of death by, II. 37—89
  resuscitation after, II. 38—76

DROWNED bodies, buoyancy of, II. 40

DRUGS, search of, 20—63—68—138
  poisonous, sale of, 139

DRUNKENNESS, does not excuse, III. 138

DRY-GRINDERS, guard for, II. 457

DUBLIN, Trinity College, degree at, 3

DUEL, surgeon attending, 167

DUMBNESS, feigned, 370

DURESS, murder by, II. 112

DYSENTERY, decline of, 88


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EARTHS, caustic alkaline, II. 325

EFFLUVIA, putrefactive, 95
  contagious, 106