 In the liver, kidney, and other viscera,, the antimony was deposited in a state insoluble in water. 3rd. That the contents of the intestines contained the largest proportion of antimony, next the heart, then the liver, kidney, and spleen , less in the...  Trial of Dr. Pritchard - Page 186by Edward William Pritchard - 1906 - 343 pagesFull view - About this book
 | Medicine - 1865 - 738 pages
...water, and most likely in the skate of tartar emetic or tartarised antimony. In the liver, kidney, and other viscera,, the antimony was deposited in a state...contents of the intestines, or of the several organs hero enumerated, I was unable to calculate the total quantity of antimony in these matters, either... | |
 | Edward William Pritchard - Trials (Poisoning) - 1865 - 156 pages
...showing — 1st, That all the articles subjected to analysis contained antimony. 2d, That the dried contents of the intestines contained the largest proportion of antimony, next the liver and stomach ; then the blood ; and in less quantity in the heart, kidney, and rectum. 3d, That... | |
 | 1866 - 596 pages
...liver, kidney, and the other viscera, the antimony was deposited in a state insoluble in water. 3. That the contents of the intestines contained the...Not knowing the total weight either of the contents, the intestines, or of the several organs here enumerated, I was unable to calculate the total quantity... | |
 | Scotland. High Court of Justiciary, Alexander Forbes Irvine - Law reports, digests, etc - 1868 - 622 pages
...showing : — Iff, That all the articles subjected to analysis contained antimony. Zd, That the dried contents of the intestines contained the largest proportion of antimony, next, the liver and stomach, then the blood, and in less quantity in the heart, kidney, and rectum. :!rf, That... | |
 | Medicine - 1885 - 942 pages
...likely in the state of tartar emetic or tartarised antimony. In the liver, kidney, and other vi&uem, the antimony was deposited in a state insoluble in...next the heart, then the liver, kidney, and spleen ; leas in the stomach, and the smallest quantity in the rectum, braia, and blood. Not knowing the total... | |
 | Pharmacy - 1866 - 774 pages
...follows: — •']. That all the articles subjected to analysis contained antimony. 2. That the dried contents of the intestines contained the largest proportion of antimony ; next, the liver and stomach, then the blood, and in less quantity the heart, kidney, and rectum. 3. That part... | |
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