Alterations caused by cholera in the intestinal mucous membrane Finish:none Victoria's second son

Victoria's second son

in the Coupe Florio

showing the interior of a lodging house with the police arresting the drunkard's son for robbery under the influence of alcohol

Inscription on card reads: 'MAULL & FOX 187A PICCADILLY

intended to be erected on the south side of Harrow Road

Alterations caused by cholera in the intestinal mucous membrane Finish:none Victoria's second sonAnatomical study showing the alterations caused by cholera in the intestinal mucous membrane during various stages of the disease. Fragment of the ileum in the typhoid stage of the disease (figure 1), choleric ulceration of a Peyer's patch (figure 2) and the blistering of the villi of the ileum (figure 3). The effect of diphtheric cholera on the large intestine demonstrating local hyperaemia and swelling (figures 4 and 6) and the effect of simple