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lowed It. There was but half of the Bodkin in thc Bladder, which was incru-staced with aGravelly Qdculom Matter ; the orber half was outof the Blad-der in the Pelvis, the Point resting upon the Ischium.

^Stone fim LXXXIV. ABoyof y or 6 Years of Age, near Aberdeen, wasCutfora«FUptl »*«*'"b Stone 5 which being by Accident broke a little, there was seen within it aDr. Geo.Girden! Flint-jlone Ihap’d like to that of a Pistol, with the Calculus Crusted about it." l66 ' f- I saw this Gravel-stone with ifty Eyes, having the Flint in one side of it, butCrusted above. That the Flint has not been formed in the Bladder , but thatthis might have been occasion’d by the Boy’s swallowing of the Flint-ßene ,seems probable front another stränge Instance of a Man, in the fame Country,Ut^crljkfovtl', Voiding with hisUrine afmzll Pifiol-Bullet Crusted over with CalculemVoiied bj Um«'. Matter, after the tarne mannet.

»i^udd« to” LXXXV. I had an Account of Sir Will. Elliot’s Pissing Hair, from Sir Ar-Hairgrtmh^on chiboldStevenson and Dr. Piscairn , his Physitians; and aster his Death I fawwVua« °n i£6 ^ Stone t ^ at was ta ^ en out of his ßladder , which was about the bignefs off.m! ” 1 'aGoosc-Egg; the Stone was Ha<d and Heavy, and for the most part co-v-ered over with a Scurf, not uniike the Limt-morter of Walls, and in theChinks of the Scurf there weresome Hairs grown out. ’Twasth ught theother Hairs he Pisi’d in his Life time, which were a great ma ,y, and (bmeof an excraordinary Length, did grow out of that Stone ; becauie when theHairs would hang out of his Penis, as they did frequently to his great Tor-ment, they were oblig’d to pull them out, which was always with that Re-sistance as if pluck’d out by the Root.

Bu'ddfr^/VDof! LXXXVI. A pretty Spaniell (in Jtalj) z Palms and a half high r and an

tys. .Excellent Setter for Quails, being kepc ty’d, as such Dogt are wont to be,

». s+- p- tojf. ^ould rather have hurst than Urine or Dung in the place where he waskept. By reasbn of his aptneß to Bite, he was Cut when he was 5Years Old; and 2 Years alter that, hcbegan to Urine with much Difficul-ty. Whereupon, as often as he was let loose, he ran prefently into theGarden and feil to eat of Pellitory of the Wall , and Fsg-Leaves\ which Mat-thiolus and others obferve, to provok e Urine, and cleanse the Reitst. ThisDisease continu’d upon him for 5 Years together, sometlmes with that Vie-le nee, that his Master had him Syring’d, and anointed with Oyl of Scorpiorts ,and used other Remedies to help the poor Creature. At length he Dy’d at12 Years of Age ; and being open’d, there was found in his Bladder a Stoneweighing an Ounce, of an Irregulär Figure, White, yet here and therewith sbmeReddisti Specks; and in the Bottomof the Bladder was found störeofsinall White Gravel; and in the Mouth of the Urinal-Pajsage, a Stone asbigas a great Pine-Kernel, White and Tender. Therest of the Body wasall Swell’d.

LXXXVII. There was lately a Stone of a very extraordinary bignefs foundof ah Horse; h in the Body of a Spanisb Gelding, about 13 or 14 Years Old, which Dy’d in£ 'rL' 'coi' n .f rhe Academy of M. de Bernardj ; the Weight of ic being 4 Pound, of at- 195- ’ Roundilh