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The management of the child after operation has been precisely dwelt upon throughout the details of the various cases brought forward in this paper to elucidate the subject :-the operative measures necessary in the treatment of harelip. ART. II.-Report of 989 Cases of Fever Treated and Noted. With Remarks. By THOMAS H. BABINGTO~, M.B., Surgeon, Co. Londonderry Infirmary. T~v. period during which these cases of fever came under treatmeat, and were observed and noted, extended from October, 1847, to October, 1855. Under the name fever several varieties are included which will be more particularly noticed. In reference to the sex of the persons attacked, or rather admitted into hospital (as all the cases came under observation in hospital), 420 were males, and 569 females. With respect to ages the cases may be classified as follows: