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‘The Veterinarian’ Vol 47 Issue 12 – December 1874
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Articles include: How is the Contagious Pleuro-Pneumonia of Cattle Spread?, Revised List of Entozoa, With Notes and References, Specimens of Intestinal Calculi Presented to the Museum of the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons, Contagio-Infectious Pleuro-Pneumonia, Compulsory Slaughter in Contagious Pleuro-Pneumonia...
‘The Veterinarian’ Vol 47 Issue 10 – October 1874
Articles include: The Principles of Botany, On Firing, Remarks on "Seedy-Foot", Treatment of Young Horses' Feet, Parturient Apoplexy in the Mare, The Contagious Diseases (Animals) Act 1869...
‘The Veterinarian’ Vol 47 Issue 9 – September 1874
Articles include: The Geographical Extension of Rabies, Remarks on Mégnin's Tapeworm, Revised List of Entozoa, With Notes and References, Cases of Poisoning in Horses, The Principles of Botany...
‘The Veterinarian’ Vol 47 Issue 8 – August 1874
Articles include: The Principles of Botany, Parturient Apoplexy (?) in a Mare, Hydrops Pericardii in a Cow, Subacute Paraplegia in the Horse, and the Use of Strychniain its Treatment, Lead-Poisoning (Belland)...
‘The Veterinarian’ Vol 47 Issue 5 – May 1874
Articles include: Schweinfurth's 'Heart of Africa', Revised List of Entozoa, With Notes and References, The Principles of Botany, The Juries' Bill, On the Treatment of Capped Elbow...
‘The Veterinarian’ Vol 47 Issue 3 – March 1874
Articles include: A Memorial to Bourgelat, Tuberculosis Deposit Associated With Sphacelus of the Liver of a Cow, Case of Disease of the Vertebrae, Diffused Struma, With Extensive Adhesive Attachments, The Principle of Botany...
‘The Veterinarian’ Vol 46 Issue 11 – November 1873
Articles includes: Opening of the Winter Session at the Royal Veterinary College, A Mirror of Infirmary Practice - Wounds, Rabies in a Dog, Goat and Two Fowls, Prolapsus Ani in a Mule, Rabies and Jackals...
‘The Veterinarian’ Vol 46 Issue 6 – June 1873
Articles include: On Parturition, Rupture of the Heart of a Horse, Bursatie, The Spread of Pleuro-Pneumonia, The Principles of Botany...
‘The Veterinarian’ Vol 46 Issue 5 – May 1873
Articles include: A Pocket Clinical Thermometer, The Transmission of Aphthous Fever to Mankind, Observations on the Disease Commonly Called "Mud Fever" - Erythema, Complicated Disease Succeeding Upon the Operation of Firing,The Principles of Botany...
‘The Veterinarian’ Vol 46 Issue 3 – March 1873
Articles include: Contributions to Our Knowledge of the Grouse Disease, Including the Description of a New Species of Entozoon, with…, The Diseases of Elephants, The Principles of Botany, Yew-Poisoning, Observations on Yew Poisoning...
‘The Veterinarian’ Vol 46 Issue 1 – January 1873
Articles include: Physiological and Pathological Thermometry, The Etiquette of Veterinary Authorship, The Principles of Botany, The Sliding Tooth-Chisel Director, Queries on the Hypodermic Method of Treating Disease...
‘The Veterinarian’ Vol 45 Issue 12 – December 1872
Articles include: Observations on Entozoa; Being the Substance of an Address Introductory to the Course of Lectures on Parasites and Parasitic Diseases, The Horses of the Prussian Army, The Etiquette of Veterinary Authorship, Bursatie, The Principles of Botany...
‘The Veterinarian’ Vol 45 Issue 11 – November 1872
Articles include: Opening of the Winter Session at the Royal Veterinary College, October 1st, 1872, A New Form of Microscope for the Pocket, The Etiquette of Veterinary Authorship, Observations on Cases of Leucorrhoea, Experiments with Carbolic Acid...
‘The Veterinarian’ Vol 45 Issue 10 – October 1872
Articles include: Bursatie, Stricture of the Os and Cervix Uteri During Parturition - Observations on Operation by Incision for Same, Inoculation of a Man with the Chronic Nasal Discharge of a Horse, The Principles of Botany, Supposed Poisoning of Pigs by Convolvulus...
‘The Veterinarian’ Vol 45 Issue 9 – September 1872
Articles include: The Appointment of Medical Examiners to Veterinary Examining Boards, Bursatie, Experiments With Carbolic Acid, The Principles of Botany, Aslike Clover - Its Reputed Ill-Effects on Animals...
