PLATE IV.

Fig. 1. Intra-epithelial small pus-casts, from the urine of a case of suppurative nephritis. The drawing is made after a

specimen kindly lent to me by Dr. Johnson. (See p. 258.)

2. Intramembranous large pus-casts, with casts, perhaps fibrinous, containing pus-corpuscles. There are some loose pus-corpuscles at the margin. After a specimen. from Dr. Johnson. (See p. 258.)

3. Granular casts, and disintegrated granular matter, and degenerated epithelial cells. From the urine of a man

with gibbus, hypertrophy of the heart, and anasarca. (See p. 245.)

4. Casts and epithelial cells, containing fatty matter. (See p. 245.)

5. Intratubular. (intra-epithelial) hyaloid casts.

From a case

of chronic non-desquamative nephritis in a boy, after scarlatina. (See p. 244.)

6. Large waxy intramembranous hyaloid casts. From the urine of a case of chronic gout. (See p. 246.)