Medicine
Found in 62 Collections and/or Records:
Diary of Isabel Jane Thorne
The diary is 43pp. long (foolscap). It is a copy of typescript with corrections. It begins with her birth and family circumstances as she grew up, and includes her life as a governess, her marriage and journey to China, the birth of her children, the Taiping Rebellion, medical training in London and studies in Edinburgh, and her return to London. The diary ends in 1886-1887 and with brief description of personal celebrations around the Jubilee of Queen Victoria.
Epist: Pitcarnii Pars de motu Musculari, s.d.
Three pages of a letter to Gregory on physiology.
Folio C, c1680-c1708
Gay Scotland, Issue 50, 1990
Graduates in Medicine, 1833-1989
Graduation schedules including examinations taken. Began as 'Medical Examinations' and retitled 'Medical Graduates' in 1903.
Index Chartarum in M.S. C. in folio, 1700
An index, in Gregory's hand, to the material he designated as Folio C.
Lectures notes taken down by Nicholas Willett Chavasse
Letter from AJ Alexander to Joseph Black, 26 July 1773
Letter from AJ Alexander to Joseph Black regarding medical matters, lime from coral, chemical experiments etc.
Letter from Henry Menish to Joseph Black, 10 August 1780
Letter from Dr Henry Menish to Joseph Black about minerals and medical matters.
Letter from John Roebuck to Joseph Black, 22 February 1775
Letter from John Roebuck to Joseph Black seeking an opinion on his patient.