The London Medical Gazette (March 7, 1829)
A copy of the March 7, 1829 edition of The London Medical Gazette, a weekly journal of 'Medicine and the Collateral Sciences'. The issue includes a paper by Thomas Hodgkin titled 'On Retroversion of the Valves of the Aorta', first presented before the Hunterian Society on February 21, 1827.
Forwarding a letter from [Jason?] Jermyn.
Draft letter to Mayor Anderson
Part of Joseph Crawhall Archives
Crawhall writes to Anderson to tell him of a General Meeting of Directors during which plans for going to Parliament shall be made. Letter is entitled 'Rail Road' and is written from Newcastle-upon-Tyne. Also includes various rough notes on the back of the letter.
Letter from Robert Knox (1791-1862), anatomist and ethnologist
Letter written at Newington to J. H. Balfour Esq., president of the Plinian Society. Knox apologises for being unable to dine with the Plinian Society as planned.
Booklet making Charles' case against Sir Edward Colebrooke
Printed booklet addressed to Lord William Bentinck. The paper cover is in poor condition, and features an annotation in Charles Philips Trevelyan's hand reading 'What courage and what success!'.
Thomas Hodgkin's notes and observations on cases of ovarian tumours.
A table with types of secretions.
Letters from William Baker Senior and Junior to Walter
Regarding the Somerset Archaeological and Natural History Society with reference to the purchase of Dr Williams' museum collection.
Letters from G Lloyd to Walter
Regarding botany and palaentology, including discussion of specimens.
Documents relating to Justices of the Peace
Two Northumberland calendars of prisoners from Sir John Trevelyan's period as Justice of the Peace and an extract from the Commission of the Peace for the County of Northumberland with reference to Walter Calverley Trevelyan.