Lectures on the Diseases of Children: Delivered in the Chatham Street School of Medicine, Manchester.

Rheumatism: fever, and local affections. Di;ferent relations betwveen local affections and fever of the kind. Febrile forms of rheumatism; the acutest, with general articular rheumatism-rare in infancy; a more moderate form more frequent, occurring et7en under the third year; the nzildestform, which is the mostfrequently met with in young children. Local rheumatism considered in connexion with fever; the commencement always pain; its seat and further chances or passages. Rheumatic headache, along with fever. Rheumatism of the ear; pleurodynia difficult but important to distinguish from the begin-