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	1.	Commentaries on some of the most important diseases of children. Part the first By John Clarke by Clarke, John, 1761-1815 Macan, Sir Arthur Vernon, 1843-1908 (former owner) Rotunda Hospital, Dublin (former owner) Material type: Text Publication details: London Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown 1815 Availability: No items available. Save to lists
	2.	An essay, literary and practical, on inversio uteri By John Green Cross by Crosse, John, 1790-1850 Macan, Sir Arthur Vernon, 1843-1908 (former owner) Rotunda Hospital, Dublin (former owner) Material type: Text Publication details: London John Churchill 1845 - 1847 Availability: No items available. Save to lists
	3.	Observations on cerebral and spinal apoplexy, paralysis, and convulsions of new-born infants. By Evory Kennedy, M.D, Master of the Dublin Lying in Hospital by Kennedy, Evory, 1806-1886 Macan, Sir Arthur Vernon, 1843-1908 (former owner) Rotunda Hospital, Dublin (former owner) Material type: Text Publication details: Dublin Hodges and Smith 1836 Availability: No items available. Save to lists
	4.	Observations on hypertrophy, and other affections of the os uteri. By Evory Kennedy, MD, Master of the Dublin Lying-in Hospital by Kennedy, Evory, 1806-1886 Macan, Sir Arthur Vernon, 1843-1908 (former owner) Rotunda Hospital, Dublin (former owner) Material type: Text Publication details: Dublin Hodges and Smith 1838 Availability: No items available. Save to lists
	5.	Observations on occlusion of the vagina and uterus, with its means of prevention, and the operation necessary for its removal. By Evory Kennedy, M.D., Master of the Lying in hospital [Read before the Dublin Obstetrical Society] by Kennedy, Evory, 1806-1886 Macan, Sir Arthur Vernon, 1843-1908 (former owner) Rotunda Hospital, Dublin (former owner) Material type: Text Publication details: 1839 Availability: No items available. Save to lists
	6.	Observations on Professor Hamilton's deviations from the ordinary mode of stating practical results. By Robert collins M.D, Late Master of the Dublin Lying- In hospital. by Collins, Robert, 1801-1868 Macan, Sir Arthur Vernon, 1843-1908 (former owner) Rotunda Hospital, Dublin (former owner) Material type: Text Publication details: Dublin Hodges and Smith 1838 Availability: No items available. Save to lists
	7.	Observations on the artificial dilation of the mouth of the womb during labour, and upon instrumental delivery, etc. etc. By Rpnert Collins, MD, late Mater of the Dublin Lying-in Hospital by Collins, Robert, 1801-1868 Macan, Sir Arthur Vernon, 1843-1908 (former owner) Rotunda Hospital, Dublin (former owner) Material type: Text Publication details: 1837 Availability: No items available. Save to lists
	8.	The present method of inoculating for the small-pox. To which are added some experiments, introduced with a view to discover the effects of a similar treatment in the natural small-pox By Thomas Dimsdale by Dimsdale, Sir Thomas, 1712-1800 Rotunda Hospital, Dublin (former owner) Edition: The fourth edition with additions Material type: Text Publication details: Dublin J. Exshaw 1769 Availability: No items available. Lists: Kirkpatrick Bequest Books. Save to lists
	9.	Proceedings of the Dublin obstetrical society during the session 1854-1855 by Dublin Obstetrical Society, Ireland, -1882 Kirkpatrick, Thomas Percy Claude, 1869-1954 (former owner) Rotunda Hospital, Dublin (former owner) Edition: Reprinted from the Dublin Quarterly Journal of Medical Science Publication details: Dublin Hodges and Smith 1855 Availability: No items available. Lists: Kirkpatrick Bequest Pamphlets. Save to lists
	10.	Rise of the Dublin School of Midwifery. The opening address of the twentieth session of the Dublin Obstetric Society by McClintock, Alfred Henry, 1821-1881 Publication details: Dublin University Press 1858 Availability: No items available. Lists: Kirkpatrick Bequest Pamphlets. Save to lists

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