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‘The Veterinarian’ Vol 51 Issue 3 – March 1878
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Articles include: The Principles of Botany, The Penal Clause - How to Obtain It, Veterinary Practice, Veterinary Surgeons and Horse Dealers, The Examination of Horses as to Soundness, Cases of Blood-Poisoning...
‘The Veterinarian’ Vol 49 Issue 4 – April 1876
Articles include: Remarks on the Human Fluke Fauna, with Especial Reference to Recent Additions from India and the East, The Principles of Botany, A Case of Papillary Tumour in the Bladder of a Cow, Qualified and Unqualified Practitioners, The Elevation of the Veterinary Profession...
‘The Veterinarian’ Vol 48 Issue 3 – March 1875
Articles include: The Canine Epizoöty in Greenland, Revised List of Entozoa with Notes and References, Typhoid Fever in Pigs, Leaves from the Case Book, The Principles of Botany...
‘The Veterinarian’ Vol 42 Issue 2 – February 1869
Articles include: The Microscope in Veterinary Medicine. The Fungoid Theory of Disease; Remarks on the Alleged Death of Seventeen Cows and Two Horses through Drinking Bad Water; Laminitis and its Testament; Remarks on the "GoodEnough" Shoe;...
Treatment of Laminitis
The Principles of Botany
‘The Veterinarian’ Vol 42 Issue 1 – January 1869
Articles include: Communications and Cases. The Relation between Pathology and Therapeutics; Ovarian Tumour in a Mare; Compound Fracture of the Femur; Amputation of the Femur; Amputation of the Penis; Successful Case of Lithotomy;...
‘The Veterinarian’ Vol 41 Issue 12 – December 1868
Articles include: Communications and Cases. Opening of the Session 1868-69 at the Royal Veterinary College; Introductory Address by Assistant-Professor Pritchard; A Fatal Disease Among Horses in India; The Principles of Botany; Observations on Impacted Bowel in the Horse
The Application of Carbolic Acid Animals;...
‘The Veterinarian’ Vol 41 Issue 11 – November 1868
Articles include: Communications and Cases. The Disease among American Cattle; The Question of the Day: What Kind of Education will Produce the Most Efficient Veterinary Surgeons?; The Principles of Botany
Liability of Veterinary Surgeons; Professional Morale;...
‘The Veterinarian’ Vol 41 Issue 9 – September 1868
Articles include: Communications and Cases. On the Transference of Mange Mites from Individual Animals of One Family to those of Another, and the Subsequent Development of Cutaneous Disease; Fibrous Clot in the Brain of a Horse; The Question of the Day: What Kind of Education will Produce the Most Efficient Veterinary Surgeons; The Principles of Botany; Lusus Naturae Leading to Difficult Parturition in Cows; The Assumption of the Title of Veterinary Surgeon; Visit to Dr. Harvey's Tomb;...
‘The Veterinarian’ Vol 40 Issue 3 – March 1867
Articles include: Remarks on Some of the Diseases Affecting the Facial Region of the Horse's Head; The Re-Appearance of Cattle Plague in the Metropolis; The Cattle Plague at Islington; Belgium. The Cattle Plague in Limburg; On Local Anaesthesia Applied to Veterinary Surgery;...
‘The Veterinarian’ Vol 39 Issue 11 – November 1866
Articles include: Communications and Cases. Opening of the Session 1866-67 at the Royal Veterinary College. Introductory Address by Professor Simonds; Remarks on Some of the Diseases Affecting the Facial Region of the Horse's Head; Observation on the Cattle Plague in Ireland and the Cattle Disease in the Isle of Man; Observations on "Soundness"; Hepatic Disease in the Horse; Remarks on the Nerve Operation;...
‘The Veterinarian’ Vol 39 Issue 10 – October 1866
Articles include: Communications and Cases. Remarks on Some of the Diseases Affecting the Facial Region of the Horse's Head; Observations on the Cattle Plague in Ireland and the Cattle Disease In the Isle of Man; Preliminary Remarks on Local Anaesthesia Applied to Veterinary Surgery; The Nerve Operation; Extirpation of the Uterus of a Pointer Bitch;...
‘The Veterinarian’ Vol 35 Issue 4 – April 1862
Articles include: Communications and Cases. On Some of the Diseases of Stomach and Intestines of Horse and Other Animals; Action of Indian Hemp in Paralysis. - Case of Ruptured Stomach - Paracentesis Abdominis; Abscess in the Coats of the Stomach of a Mare. - A Sequela of Epidemic Catarrh; An Uncommon Case of Traumatic Tetanus;...
‘The Veterinarian’ Vol 35 Issue 3 – March 1862
Articles Include: Communications and Cases; A Pedunculated Tumour Causing Strangulation of the Intestines of a Horse; Case of a Pin found in the Heart of a Cow; Poisoning of a Sow by Corrosive Sublimate; Report by Professor Tuson;...
‘The Veterinarian’ Vol 31 Issue 10 – October 1858
Articles Include: Communications and Cases. On Antimony and Some of its Compounds; Communications and Cases. The Purchase of Horses at the Cape of Good Hope for the Army in India; Communications and Cases. Description of the Favourite Charger of the Late Maharajah Runjeet Sing;...
‘The Veterinarian’ Vol 31 Issue 7 – July 1858
Articles Include: Communication and Cases. Rupture of the Vagina, and Escape of the Intestines, of a Parturient Mare, with Simultaneous Abortion in Second Mare; Communication and Cases. The Continental Laws Relating to Warranty and Soundness;...
