Topics of the Day: Medical, Social, and Scientific. James Ansley Hingeston, M.R.C.S. Pp. 400. Churchill and Sons. 1868

fidence in many of its author's conclusions had his reasoning been governed by a more exact logic. A considerable portion of the work, ninety-two pages, is on cholera and on meteorology in connexion with health?this a reprint of papers written on the spur of the occasion chiefly during the prevalency of the disease. Both subjects are obscure. Of the jetiology of cholera, it must be confessed, we are as much in the dark as when we were first astonished