. The Journal of hygiene. Off. Gen Bd. Health, Privy Counc. andLocal Gov. Bd. Author of Reports on the Sanitary State and Require-ments of the City of London, 1848-55, and on those of the People ofEngland, 185-5-77 ; Observations on Medical Education, 1842 ; Compara-tive Anatomy of the Thyroid Gland, Philos. Trans. 1844 ; PhysiologicalEssay on the Thymus Gland, 1845 ; Subacute Inflammation of theKidney, Med. Chir. Trans. 1847 ; The Aims and Philosophic Method ofPathological Research, 1847 ; General Paihology, 1850 ; Introductionto Reprint of City Sanitary Reports, 1854 ; English Sanita^-y Inst
. The Journal of hygiene. Off. Gen Bd. Health, Privy Counc. andLocal Gov. Bd. Author of Reports on the Sanitary State and Require-ments of the City of London, 1848-55, and on those of the People ofEngland, 185-5-77 ; Observations on Medical Education, 1842 ; Compara-tive Anatomy of the Thyroid Gland, Philos. Trans. 1844 ; PhysiologicalEssay on the Thymus Gland, 1845 ; Subacute Inflammation of theKidney, Med. Chir. Trans. 1847 ; The Aims and Philosophic Method ofPathological Research, 1847 ; General Paihology, 1850 ; Introductionto Reprint of City Sanitary Reports, 1854 ; English Sanita^-y Institu-tions, 2nd edit. 1897 ; Editor of Spiritual Philosophy of Joseph H. Green,1865. Contrib. of Arts. Inflammation, Holmess Syst. of Surg. 1860-70; Contagion, Qmvins Diet, of Med. 1878-94; On some Pointsof Science and Practice concerning Cancer, Brit. Med. Journ. 1878; Charitable Bequests Forbidden by Law, Ihid. 1890 ; In Memoriam,Life of Lord Sherhrooke, 1893; The Ethical Relations of Early Man,XlXth Century, 1894. A. SIR JOHN SIMON Born at Blackheath in 1816Died in London, July 23, 1904 EQUINE PIEOPLASMOSIS, ORBILIARY FEVER. Bv THOMAS BOWHILL, ,Government Veterinary Surgeon, Department ofAgriculture, Caye Colony. The disease known as equine piroplasmosis is one possessing greatimportance to the farming community of certain portions of CapeColony, especially to importers, for the reason that recently importedhorses sometimes develop a very acute and often fatal form of thismalady. A similar disease attacks mules. The recently reportedoutbreak of piroplasmosis amongst donkeys in the Transvaal, if notidentical, is probably very closely allied to the malady affecting horsesand mules. A great mortality amongst donkeys at Lydenburg wasdue to piroplasmosis. Equine piroplasmosis requires further investiga-tion, it being unknown how the disease is disseminated, although mostauthorities consider that the parasite is transmitted by the agencyof a tick. Nomenclature, Histor
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