BAIN, [ - ], of
Edinburgh University Library [c.1830] |
See: |
HAMILTON, James, the younger, 10. |
BALFOUR, Sir Andrew [1630 -
1694] |
1. |
Catalog of plants and herbs whiche I have seen.
Edinburgh, 1657 12o.
Property of Robert Sibbald |
BALFOUR, George William [1821
- 1903] |
1. |
Letters (26) written to his father, Rev. Lewis Balfour,
Manse, Colinton, Edinburgh, and to Miss [Jane] Balfour, from Berlin,
7 Oct 1845 (1) and from Vienna, 21 Oct 1845 - 15 Aug 1846; from
Heidelberg 5 Sep 1846 (1) and from Antwerp, 15 Sep 1846 (1). 1
letter to GWB at Vienna from his father 27 Jul 1846.
Photocopies of originals in possession of Dr Harry Melville Balfour,
Hants. June 1984. |
BALLANTYNE, John William [1862
- 1923] |
1. |
MS notes interleaved in four volumes of "Teratologia",
a journal of antenatal pathology edited by Ballantyne. Edinburgh,
c.1895-99 8o. |
2. |
Mounted medical illustrations/drawings.
In a leather case. |
BANKS, Sir Joseph [1743 - 1820] |
See: |
RUSSELL, Patrick, 1. |
BARRY, Sir David [1780 - 1835] |
1. |
A bundle of miscellaneous papers in various hands,
apparently belonging to Sir David Barry, together with a printed
copy of the "Official reports made to the Government on Cholera
Spasmodica" 1832, by Barry and Sir William Russell, inscribed
"Dr. Barry's compliments". [London?] c.1782-1832 8o. |
BAYNE, Alexander [d. 1750] |
1. |
Legal documents relating to Alexander Bayne, M.D.
[Edinburgh?] c.1735-51 fol. On vellum. Presented by Frederick T
Green Esq. |
BEATTIE, Samuel [c.1880] |
1. |
Notebook for clinical medicine. Edinburgh, c.1881
80.
With printed title page, preface and index. |
BLACK, Joseph [1728 - 1799] |
1. |
Lectures on chemistry. 8 vol. [Edinburgh, c.1770?]
8o.
Ex Duncan collection. |
2. |
Lectures on chemistry. Taken by James Scott. 6 vol.
Edinburgh, 1786 4o. |
3. |
Lectures on chemistry. 2 vol. [Edinburgh, c.1785?]
4o. |
4. |
Lectures on chemistry. |
See: |
CULLEN, William, 9. |
See also: |
HAMILTON, Thomas & William. |
BLACKHALL-MORISON |
See: |
MORISON, Alexander Blackhall. |
BLOMFELD, William, alchemist
[fl.c. 1557 |
1. |
A treatise of alchimie, commonly called Blomefeld's
Blosseome, or rather Campe of Physic. |
See: |
ANONYMA, 2. |
BOERHAAVE, Herman [1668 - 1738] |
1. |
Extracts from his Praxis Medica. [Early 18th century]
4o.
With the signature of James Hamilton the younger
[Fh*9.26 This is a commentary on Boerhaave's "De morbis internis"
(from Aphorisms) probably taken from Innes's and Plummer's lectures.
If so, earlier than 1733 according to C. Lawrence (evidence on pp?
175, 198 & 206) (I think so, quite different to Rutherford 's
commentaries c Lawrence 's) - DT] |
2. |
Extracts from his theory of medicine. [Early 18th
century] 4o.
With the signature of James Hamilton the younger. Written in the
same hand as 1. above. [Fc*8.32 These are St. Clair lectures on Boerhaave's
Institutions. Text is identical with M9.35-7, dated 1739/40 and with
M 7.60 in Duncan series. These two MSS (1&2J are in same hand.
- DT] |
3. |
Theory of medicine [i.e. physiology] 1733-35 4o.
[AC 1.51 (3 vol) Title page includes initials G.D. Text is that Aphorisms,
not Institutions; different wording from Fh*9.26 above. - DT] |
4. |
Praelectiones clinicae. 5 vol. [c.1735/40?] 8o. |
|
With engraved title-pages. Ex Duncan collection. |
5. |
De lue venerea, vol 5. [c.1735/40?] 8o. |
|
No other volumes extant. With engraved title-pages.
Ex Duncan collection. |
6. |
Consiliarum sive historiarum sylloge. Aegrorum histories
aliquot complectens quae ... ad celebrem Boerhaavium transmissae
fuerunt ejus opem rogandi causa. Colleactae aut transcriptae per
A[lexander?] H[amilton?]. [Edinburgh and] Glasgow. c.1735/40 small
4o. Cover inscribed "ex libris Alexandri Hamilton". Fly-leaf
inscribed "A[lexander?] R[ussell?] S[impson?] from Dr. Moir." One
page dated "GIasguae, September 29., 1735". |
See also: |
CULLEN, William, 38.
ST CLAIR, Andrew, 2. |
BOSWELL, Family of. |
|
Papers relating to the Boswell family, and in particular
to John Boswell, M.D. 1710 -1780, James Boswell, M.D. 1744 - 1767,
and Alexander Boswell of Blackadder, d. 1812.
Presented by A Bruce Roxburgh.
See separate listing of this manuscript collection. |
BOUCHET, C [fl. c.1824] |
1. |
Registre des autopsies, Service des Alienees, tenu
par C Bouchet. [Paris?] 1824 fol. |
BOWEN, THOMAS, Professor of
Mathematics at Aberdeen [c.1709] |
1. |
Letter to Dr Archibald Pitcairn dealing with a mathematical
controversy, Feb 6 1710, together with an unsigned letter to Dr
Bowen, March 3 1710. Edinburgh, 1710. Bound in a copy of "A
letter from Dr James Walkinshaw to Sir Robert Sibbald", 1709,
which was published by Pitcairn in Walkinshaw's name, but was really
written by Bowen. |
BRAMWELL, Byrom [1847 - 1931],
and Edwin [1873 - 1952] |
1. |
Small collection of clinical lantern slides, marked
"Clinical Medical Museum". Edinburgh, c.1920? |
BRITISH LYING-IN HOSPITAL. |
1. |
Journals of cases treated in the British Lying-In
Hospital.
London, May 1775 - Dec 1778 8o.
Consists mainly of the cases of Maxwell Carthshore. |
BRETON, Peter [fl. c.1825] |
1. |
A vocabulary of the names of the various parts of
the human body and of medical and technical terms in English, Arabic,
Persian, Hindi and Sanskrit, for the use of members of the Medical
Department in India. Calcutta, 1825 4o.
Lithograph of a manuscript in Roman and vernacular scripts. |
BRODY, William Turnbull [M.D.
Edinburgh 1862] |
1. |
Uterine haemorrhage. Edinburgh, 1861 4o.
Ex Simpson collection. |
BROWN, Alexander Crum [1838
- 1922] |
1. |
Lectures on chemistry. Taken by J C Webster. 2 vol.
[Edinburgh, c.1887] 8o.
Ex Simpson collection. |
BROWN, John [1735 - 1788] |
1. |
Lectures on the Elements of Medicine. Taken by unknown
person. [Edinburgh] 1785 4o.
Presented by Winifred Eddy, 1974 |
BROWN, John [1810 - 1882] |
1. |
Rab and his friends. Edinburgh, 1857. 4o. The autograph
MS of the famous Scottish idyll first published in the
"Horae Subsecivae" in 1858. The MS was offered for sale
by Sotheby 's in July 1906, and a fund was started at the instigation
of Professor Osler of Oxford for the purpose of obtaining the MS
for Edinburgh. The money was raised by donations from the Fellows
of the College, and the MS was formally prresented on December 18th
1906. |
BROWN, Robert |
|
See: SYME, James |
BROWN, Thomas, of Braid [fl.
c. 17591 |
1. |
Account rendered to Thomas Brown of Braid by Nathaniel
Spens. Edinburgh, 1758 - 59 fol. |
BROWNE, Sir James Crichton
[1840 - 1938] |
See: |
NEWCASTLE BOROUGH LUNATIC ASYLUM, 1. |
BROWNE, William Alexander Francis
[d. 1885] |
1. |
Notebook. Edinburgh, [c.1830-60?] 8o. |
2. |
What asylums were, are, and ought to be. Being the
substance of five lectures delivered before the management of the
Montrose Royal Lunatic Asylum. 3vol. [Edinburgh] c.1836 8o.
This work was printed in 1837. |
BROWNE, Mrs |
1. |
Letter from 75 Irish Street, Dumfries, [lawyer's
office?] dated 19 Nov 1872, about income tax.
Found in "Lunacy: its past and present" by R G Hill, 1870. |
BRUCE, Sir Alexander [1854
- 1911] |
1. |
Lectures on nervous diseases. Taken by A Fergus
Hewat. Edinburgh, 1905 4o. |
2. |
Lectures on the nervous system. |
See: |
PHILIP, Sir Robert W. |
BUCHAN, William [1729 - 1805] |
1. |
Miscellaneous material relating to William Buchan.
[Edinburgh?] c.1800
In a box and envelope. Presented by Canon W E Adam.
[Further details in Ms sheaf catalogue.] |
