Excerpt from Three Hundred Consultations in Midwifery Cass 4, - April 26th, 1848. - I was called at mid night to a patient who was near the full period of regnancy, and had fallen and injured herself some ys before. A great discharge of blood took place this evening, os uteri rigid very little open, pl not felt, membranes not ruptured. I ruptured and a great quantity of liquor amnii escaped. Came on four hours after, and the child was ex alive. A dreadful hasmorr afterwards took place, the binder was applied, the p cents removed, stimu lants given, and cold vigorously employed. 11 am. Next day, going on well. Recovered favorably.

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