Bacteriology
Found in 4 Collections and/or Records:
Letter to James Cossar Ewart from Sir Clement Lloyd Hill, 30 July 1903
Hill wonders if Ewart will be able to arrange to send the horses out (to Africa) in early September and who should be sent along to accompany them. He refers Ewart to the recent appointment of a bacteriologist to the medical staff of the Foreign Office in East Africa who would be well placed to study 'the [Tsetse] fly question.'
Notebook titled 'Bacteriology' containing notes from lectures or reading, [1935- c.1946]
Notebook marked 'Harry Johnson and Nephew, Stationers and Booksellers, Cambridge'. The volume is undated, although it appears to date from the period between 1935-1946.
The book is written in from both ends. The back of the book contains some laboratory data on Drosophila experiments.
Senior Dietetics/Bacteriology - Lecture Notes, 1941 - 1942
Notebook containing lecture notes from two courses: Senior Dietetics, and Bacteriology.
Stockman Lectures on Bacteriology , 1893
A notebook containing notes on the topic of Bacteriology. The notes were written by Peter Wilson and the lectures given by Stewart Stockman, a lecturer at the R(D)SVS from 1892-1899.
There are two inserts in the book - a piece of blotting paper and a blank sheet of paper.