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T 
 
 
LAWS 
 
 OF THE 
 
 TORONTO MEDICO ■ CHIRURGICAL SOCIETY, 
 
 TOGETHER WITH A 
 
 CATALOGUE OF BOOKS 
 
 Ut ITS 
 
 LIBRARY 
 
 INSTITUTED nth JUNE, 1844. 
 
 TORONTO*. 
 TATRIOT OFFICE— KING^TKEET. 
 
 1845. 
 
OFFICERS OF THE SOCIETY 
 
 FOR THE YEAR 1844. 
 
 President Dr. Widmeh. 
 
 Vice-President Dr. King. 
 
 Secretary* ••••••••••••••••••••••••••• • JJr. (j. R. LfRAsETT. 
 
 Treasurer Dr. Joseph HAMiLTOiir. 
 
 C Dr. L. O'Brien. 
 
 Committee of Management < Dr. W. Telfer. 
 
 ( Dr. E. M. UoDDKR. 
 
 OFFICERS OF THE SOCIETY 
 
 FOR THE YEAR 1845. 
 
 President Dr. King. 
 
 Vice-President Dr. O'Brien. 
 
 Secretary and Librarian Dr. G. R. Grasett. 
 
 Treasurer n Dr. Joseph Hamilton. 
 
 C Dr. E. M. HoDDER. 
 
 Commiitie of Managementr, < Dr. W. Telfer. 
 
 ( Dr, A. BuBNsiDE. 
 
LAWS. 
 
 I. 
 This Society shall be designated the "Toronto 
 Medico-Chirurgical Society," the main object of 
 which is, and shall always be, the dissemination and 
 improvement of the various branches of Medicine and 
 the collateral Sciences. 
 
 II. 
 The Society shall hold its sittings at Toronto on the 
 first Wednesday of every month (except June), at 
 seven o'clock, P. M., at which no person except the 
 Members shall bo allowed to attend, unless introduced 
 by a Member either personally or by card. Such 
 Visitors shall be at liberty to take part in the discus- 
 sions. The sittings shall not be prolonged to a later 
 hour than 10 P. M. 
 
 III. 
 All the Officers in this Institution shall be elected 
 annually by ballot, which shall take place at the monthly 
 Meeting to be held on the first Thursday in June of 
 each year. The hour of Meeting on these occasions 
 shall be one o'clock. No Members to be allowed to 
 vote by proxy, except those residing out of Toronto, 
 who may forward sealed lists to the Secretary prior to 
 the day of Meeting. 
 
 IV. 
 No person shall become a Member of this Society 
 unless licensed to practise in this Province ; or shall 
 have received a Degree or Diploma in Medicine, Sur- 
 gery or Midwifery ; or shall be engaged in the actual 
 pursuit of any of the collateral Sciences. 
 
V. 
 
 Every candidate for admission shall be proposed and 
 seconded at an ordinary Meeting and balloted for at 
 the ensuing ordinary Meeting of the Society. Hono- 
 rary and Corresponding Members to be subjected to 
 the same rule. The election in these cases to be 
 constituted by a majority of one-third of the Members 
 present. Naval and Military Medical Officers on actual 
 Service at this Station shall be invited to become Vis- 
 iting Members of the Society. 
 
 VI. 
 
 At each Meeting of the Society as soon as the Presi- 
 dent takes the Chair, and the Meeting is constituted, 
 the following shall be the order of proceeding : — 
 
 Pirst — The Minutes of the last Meeting shall be read. 
 
 Second— The election of Officers and of Candidates shall tako 
 place. 
 
 TAir<i--Report3 of Committees, &c., shall be laid before the 
 Meeting. 
 
 Fourth — The Correspondence of the Secretary shall be read. 
 
 Fifth — The discussions shall take place. ; 
 
 SijjfA— Subjects for discussion at the next or subsequent meetings 
 to be proposed and announced from the Chair. 
 
 VII. 
 
 Any Member intending to read a Paper before th6 
 
 Society shall previously communicate his intention to 
 
 the Secretary. 
 
 VIII. 
 
 The duty of the President shall be to preside at 
 each sitting and to maintain order. He will be allow- 
 ed to take part in the debates. 
 
 IX. 
 
 The duty of the Vice-President shall be to preside 
 in the absence of the President, subject to the same 
 
observance, and cnilowcd with the same privileges as 
 the President himself. The same rule to be observed 
 whenever in the absence of both President and Vice- 
 President any other Member shall take the Chair. 
 
 X. 
 
 The duty of the Secretary ^hall be to preserve all 
 documents and records of the Society, and to conduct 
 its correspondence. 
 
 XI. 
 
 The duty of the Treasurer shall be to receive all 
 monies belonging to the Society j to arrange all pecu- 
 niary matters connected with it, and to place before 
 them a statement of the same semi-annually. No 
 disbursements shall be made without an order from 
 the Committee of Management. 
 
 XII. 
 
 The President, Vice-President, Secretary, and 
 Treasurer, shall be ex-officio Members of the Com- 
 mittee of Management. 
 
 XIII. 
 
 The sum of one pound shall constitute the annual 
 subscription of the ordinary Members of the Society 
 in Toronto, and ten shillings for those residing at any 
 distance exceeding three miles from the City. 
 
 XIV. 
 
 At all meetings of the Society, five Members shall 
 constitute a quorum, and three for the Committee of 
 
 Management. 
 
 XV. 
 
 The vote by ballot on any question shall be had re- 
 course to, if desired by any Member of the Society, 
 
XVI. 
 
 Extraordinary Meetings of the Society shall be called 
 
 at any time by the President, or in his absence by the 
 
 Vice-President on application being made in writing 
 
 by three of the Members stating the business proposed 
 
 exclusively to be brought before such extraordinary 
 
 Meeting. 
 
 XVII. 
 
 It shall be competent for the Society to make and 
 adopt at any future period such Rules and Regulations, 
 or appoint such additional Officers, as may be consid- 
 ered useful ; and all Resolutions once adopted, shall 
 not be liable to be altered or repealed before the lapse 
 of six months from the date of their adoption. And 
 no alteration or repeal of existing Rules, &c., and no 
 new Bye-law or Regulation shall be adopted without 
 the prior recommendation of the Committee of Man- 
 agement ; unless it shall have been before the Society 
 at two successive regular Meetings previous to its be- 
 ing brought forward for final discussion. 
 
 XVIII. 
 
 All persons on becoming Members of the Society 
 shall subscribe to the following Declaration in a book 
 kept for that purpose : " We whose names are here- 
 unto subscribed do promise to submit to, and observe, 
 the Constitution and Regulations of the Toronto 
 Medico-Chirurgical Society." 
 
 XIX. 
 
 Every Member shall be considered to continue such, 
 until he pays up his arrears, and notifies the Secretary 
 by letter that he does not intend to continue any longer 
 a Member of the Society. 
 
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 6. 
 
 7. 
 8. 
 
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1> A P £ R S 
 
 READ BEFORE THE SOCIETY 
 
 UP TO THE PRESENT DATE, 
 (JULY, 1845.) 
 
 1. On Purulent Ophthalmia By Dr. Widmer. 
 
 2. On Scarlatina Maligna By Dr. E. M. HoDDEBt 
 
 3. On Cholera as it prevailed during } g j^ j j^ 
 
 the past season (1844) ^ ' 
 
 4. On the Contagious or non.contogi. > g ^ j^ q,^ 
 
 ous nature of Scarlatina y '^ 
 
 6. On the Diarrhaja of Infants By Dr. G. R. Grasett. 
 
 6. On the Sequela; of Scarlatina By Dr. E. M. Hodder. 
 
 7. On Tetanus By Dr. L. O'Brien. 
 
 8. On Cerebro^ — Spinal Irritation By Dr. C. W. CovERiNTON. 
 
 Many other subjects of interest liave hen hrougJU before the 
 Socieiyi — not in Manuscript f^yrm. 
 
LIBRARY REGULATIONS. 
 
 iii»0^0<ii« 
 
 I. 
 
 The Secretary shall keep a Catalogue of the Books, 
 
 alphabetically arranged, to which the Members shall 
 
 have access. 
 
 II. 
 
 Every Member at the time of his taking out any 
 book shall depopit with the Secretary the sum of ten 
 shillings for each book, which shall be returned to him 
 if required on said book being returned uninjured, and 
 provided there are no fines on account of the Library 
 against him. And no more than two volumes shall be 
 taken out by any Member at the same time. 
 
 TIL 
 
 For the perusal of any volume now in the Library 
 fourteen days shall be allowed to Town Members, and 
 one month to those residing in the country. Each 
 Member shall be fined one penny for every day he 
 shall keep a volume beyond that time. Should another 
 Member require it in the interval, it shall remain in 
 the Library for^y-eight hours before it be taken out by 
 any other Member. 
 
 IV. 
 
 The amount of fines shall be deducted in all cases 
 out of the deposit in the Secretary's hands. In the 
 event of any book or volume being injured or lost, the 
 Secretary shall report the circumstance to the Com- 
 n.ittee of Management at its next Meeting. The Com- 
 mittee shall 'determine the amount of the fine to be 
 
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 imposed for such injury, and if the volume be lost it 
 shall be replaced by the borrower within a reasonable 
 time. The deposit shall not be returned by the Se- 
 cretary until such fine be paid, or book replaced, and 
 after six months it shall be declared forfeited to the 
 Society. 
 
 V. ' 
 
 No book belonging to the Library can be lent by a 
 Subscriber to a non- Subscriber, under a penalty of 
 two shillings and sixpence. 
 
 VI. 
 
 No Member shall be allowed to take out books from 
 the Library while his subscription or fines remain 
 unpaid. 
 
 VII. 
 
 All books shall be returned to the Library one week 
 before the Annual Meeting in June, for the purpose 
 of being inspected by the Committee of Management. 
 The fine for non-observance of this Rule shall be the 
 same as that prescribed in Rule IIL 
 
CATALOGUE OF BOOKS 
 
 IN THE 
 
 LIBRARY OF THE TORONTO MEDICO- 
 CHIRURGICAL SOCIETY. 
 
 iAn Asterisk (*) prefixed denotes that two or more Subjects are comprised 
 
 in that Volume.] 
 
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 OF Vols 
 
 American Medical Intelligencer. . . . 
 
 Armstrong on Typhus Fever 
 
 Do. on Scarlet Fever 
 
 Arnott's Physics 
 
 Ayre on the Liver 
 
 do. on Dropsy. 
 
 British and Foreign Medical Review, 
 
 *• Do. Volumes unbound. 
 
 * Bricheteau's Medical Clinics 
 
 * Blundell on Diseases of Women. . 
 
 * Barthez on Pneumonia of Children, 
 
 * Boyleston Prize Dissertations. . . . 
 Bell's Institutes of Surgery. 
 
 * Belloe on Laryngeal Diseases. . . . 
 Bateman on Cutaneous Diseases. . . . 
 
 Baillie's Morbid Anatomy 
 
 Blane's Medical Logic 
 
 Bell (Charles) on the Arteries 
 
 Do. on the Spine and Thigh (Plates) 
 
 Buchan's Medicine 
 
 Beecher on Intemperance. 
 
 Berkenhout's Pharmacopoeia 
 
 Blizard's Lecture on Bloodvessels. . 
 
 * Cramer on the Ear , . 
 
 * Colles on Venereal 
 
 Churchill on Diseases of Females.. 
 
 * Civiale on Stone and Gravel 
 
 * Christison on the Kidneys 
 
 Churchill on Pregnancy 
 
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 Currie'a Medical Reports 
 
 Cheyne on Hydrocephalus 
 
 Celsus (Latin and English) 
 
 Cooper's Surgical Dictionary 
 
 Cooper'8 (Astley) Surgery by Lee 
 
 CuUen's Practice 
 
 . Materia Medica. 
 
 Nosology 
 
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 Chisholm on Malignant Fever. . . . . 
 Davy's Physiological and Anato- / 
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 * Davis on Water in the Brain 
 
 * Davis on Pathology and Surgery.. 
 
 * Dendy on Diseases of the Skin. . . 
 
 Dunglison's New Remedies 
 
 Denrnan's Midwifery 
 
 Dublin Journal of Medical Science > 
 
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 Edinburgh Medical and Surgical > 
 
 Journal > 
 
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 Evers's Comparative Anatomy .... 
 Edinburgh Medical and Surgical 
 
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 Edinburgh Medical and Surgical 
 
 Journal, (odd volumes bound) . . . 
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 Ferriar on Apparitions 
 
 Farre's Plates, Heart and Liver. . . 
 
 Foureroy's Chemistry 
 
 Fox's FormuloB 
 
 Green on Cutaneous diseases. 
 
 * Guthrie's Clinical Lectures. ..... 
 
 * Granville on Counter Irritation. . . 
 
 Guthrie on Artificial Pupil ^ . . 
 
 Grainger's General Anatomy 
 
 * Grant and Hendy on Pestilential 
 
 Fever, &c 
 
 Hamilton's Midwifery 
 
 Hodgkin's Pathological Anatomy. . 
 
 Hall on Diagnosis ' 
 
 Hamilton's History of Medicine,&c. 
 Hey's Surgery. 
 
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 Hunter on the Animal (Economy. 
 Irving on Bark 
 
 Johnson (Dr. James) on Indigestion 
 do. Atmospheric Influence 
 
 Johnston on Urinary Organs 
 
 Jackson on Fevers of Jamaica. . . . 
 
 * Lallemand on Seminal discharges. 
 
 Listen's Practical Surgery c 
 
 Lind on Hot Climates 
 
 Leach's Translation of Gregory and 
 
 Celsus 
 
 Lind on Scurvy 
 
 Medico-Chirurgical Review.. . .... 
 
 do. Analytical Series, 1820-24 
 do. unbound Numbers 
 
 Montgomery on Pregnancy 
 
 Monographs « 
 
 * Morgan on Surgery 
 
 Marshall on Enlistment of Soldiers. 
 Mayo's Pathology 
 
 * do. do. of the Mind 
 
 *Muehry on French and English Me- 
 
 dicine 
 
 Markham's Surgical Practice of Pa 
 
 ris. 
 
 Medico-Chirurgical Transactions. . 
 
 Majendie's Physiology 
 
 McNish's Anatomy of Drunkenness. 
 Macintosh's Practice of Physic. . . 
 
 McCulloch on Malaria 
 
 Monro on Army Diseases 
 
 Monro's Bursce (Plates) 
 
 Medicina Nautica * - 
 
 Medical Review ■ 
 
 MSS. Medical Notes ■ 
 
 Montreal Medical Gazette 
 
 Nisbet's Clinical Guide 
 
 ♦ Parker on the Stomach 
 
 * Paris on Diet. . , 
 
 * Parker on Syphilitic Diseases. 
 
 Pringle's Army Diseases. 
 
 Pharmacoptcia Chirurgica. . 
 
 do. Londinensis. 
 
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 Quincy's Lexicon Fhysico-Medicum 
 *Rilliet on Pneumonia of Children. 
 
 ♦Roupell on Typhus Fever 
 
 ♦Ryland on Laryngeal Diseases. . . • 
 Religious Philosophy. • 
 
 Stokes on Diseases of ihe Chest. . • . 
 
 do. Theory and Practice of 
 
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 Shaw's Ann.tomy 
 
 Smith's Practice of Physic. 
 
 Swan's Sydenham • 
 
 Swediaur on Venereal 
 
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 Skeptical Chymist 
 
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 ♦Thompson on Laryngeal Diseases 
 
 Turner's Chemistry 
 
 Trotlor on Scurvy 
 
 do. on Drunkenness 
 
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 TurnbuU on Ruptures 
 
 Trotter's Medical and Chemical Es- 
 
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 *Velpeau on the Breast 
 
 Van Swieten's Commentaries. 
 Velpeau's Surgical Anatomy. 
 
 ♦Wardrop on Blood-letting. . . 
 
 Winslow's Anatomy , 
 
 Webster on Bilious Fevers. . , 
 Wilson on Climate ........ 
 
 Whateley on Nasal Polypi. . . 
 
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