University of Edinburgh -- students
Found in 60 Collections and/or Records:
Material relating to Charles A. Anderson
The collection comprises an Edinburgh University medal (bronze) awarded to Charles A. Anderson session 1888-1889, for the Senior Surgery class. The medal is mounted in a small case (Alex'r Kirkwood and Son, Medalists, 9 St. James Square, Edinburgh).
Material relating to the study life of Marion Donaldson Wishart (b. 1903)
Two bronze medals - University of Edinburgh: 1927-1928 - Economic Geography - Marion D. Wishart; 1928-1929 - Banking - Marion D. Wishart M.A.
Both medals are in presentation cases: black leatherette, with dark blue inset for medals, and silk-lined hinged lids. The name: Alexander Kirkwood & Son / Medalists / St. James Square / Edinburgh
Medals of William A. Knowles
Medical lecture notes of T. L. Kennish
Edinburgh University medical lecture notes taken down by T. L. Kennish, c 1880s.
Morgan Transcripts (of matriculations in Arts)
Newspaper clipping showing press photos of a rectorial address, mid-20th century
This is a newspaper clipping showing photographs of Alistair Sim's rectorial address and the subsequent "chairing".
Notebook entitled "Notes of Lectures on Moral Philosophy by Adam Ferguson L.L.D.", 1782-1783
Notebooks of lectures at the University of Edinburgh, taken down by Robert Low Orr and William J. Orr
Notes of lectures by Charles Alston, with bookplates of Alexander Russell
Three volumes of notes of lectures given by Charles Alston, entitled 'A treatise on the materia medica ... from the lectures of Charles Alston, M.D., Fellow of the College of Physicians and Professor of Botany at Edinburgh. 1733'. 183 x 165 mm, rebound. They bear the armorial bookplate of Alexander Russell, M.D. It is possible that this is the Alexander Russell that studied medicine at the University of Edinburgh, and graduated in 1779.
Notes of lectures by Sir John Halliday Croom, taken down by P. J. F. Garvey
Notes of lectures on midwifery given by John Holliday Croom in 1899 and 1905-1906, taken down by P. J. F. Garvey.