Lecture notes.
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Lecture notes taken by Thomas Dickson from lectures by Andrew Sinclair, Professor of Medicine at Edinburgh, on the section dealing with physiology in Herman Boerhaave`s `Institutions medicae`.
The dates 1743 and 1745 appear on the front flyleaves. Dickson graduated at Leyden in 1746.
Lecture notes, undated, entitled, "Cullen's Practice", apparently only the first part of a much more extensive course., [?1771-?1772.]
In subject-matter the lecture notes are similar to Dr Cullen's ‘First lines of the practice of physic’, but their range is more limited; they also seem to incorporate some of the material contained in Cullen's ‘Nosology’.
Lecture notes, undated, on social geography in Marcel Hardy's hand., Early 20th century.
The manuscript includes two lectures entitled 'Famine as related to a growing population' (folio 54), and 'Tropical colonies and dependencies of Europe' (folio 103).
'Lecture on ragged schools' by Thomas Guthrie.
The lecture is preceded (folio 1) by notes of its contents in another hand.
Lecture papers and notes of Angus Calder for literature courses taught at the University of Nairobi, Kenya., 1969-1971, undated.
A collection of lecture notes for literature courses at the University of Nairobi, 1969-1971, and manuscripts, typescripts, proofs and correspondence relating to the published works 'Revolutionary Empire' (London: Cape, 1981) and 'Waking in Waikato' (Edinburgh: Diehard, 1997).
Lectures and lecture notes, chiefly of John Dover Wilson, on the works of William Shakespeare., Early 20th century-mid 20th century.
Lectures and lecture notes of John Dover Wilson on ‘Hamlet’., 1922-1949, undated.
Lectures and lecture notes of John Dover Wilson on Matthew Arnold, Plato and Rousseau, 1930-1933, undated, and on Russia and its history, 1916, undated., 1916, 1930-1933, undated.
Lectures and lecture notes of John Dover Wilson on various plays and characters of Shakespeare, principally on Falstaff, 'Macbeth' and ‘Romeo and Juliet’., 1943-1954, undated.
Lectures and lecture notes used by John Dover Wilson when he was Professor of Education at Kings College from 1924 to 1935, with a number of related booklists and syllabi., 1924-1935.
Lectures and related material of John Dover Wilson on education., 1916-1954, undated.
Lectures for various saints' days, given by Bishop George Wishart as chaplain to Montrose at Newcastle during the siege, 1644.
The sermons, some of which are unfinished, are in two seventeenth-century hands.
There are notes on the manuscript inside the front cover and on folio i by the Reverend W D Macray of the Bodleian Library, who gives reasons for identifying the author.
Lectures, lecture notes and journals of James Wright and Walter Macleod, ministers of Lauriston Street Original Secession Church, Edinburgh.
For James Wright's career, see David Scott, ‘Annals and statistics of the Original Secession Church’ (Edinburgh, 1886), pages 562-563.
Walter Macleod succeeded Wright in the charge of Lauriston Street Original Secession Church, Edinburgh on the latter's death in 1879.
Lectures, lecture notes and typescripts of broadcasts by John Dover Wilson on Shakespearean themes., 1918-1960, undated.
Lectures, lecture notes and typescripts of broadcasts by John Dover Wilson on Shakespearean themes., 1918-1946.
Lectures, lecture notes and typescripts of broadcasts by John Dover Wilson on Shakespearean themes., 1918-1946.
Lectures, lecture notes and typescripts of broadcasts by John Dover Wilson on Shakespearean themes., 1918-1946.
Lectures, lecture notes and typescripts of broadcasts by John Dover Wilson on Shakespearean themes., 1947-1960, undated.
Lectures notes of James Kelly on Natural Philosophy and Astronomy.
Notes made while Kelly was a student at King's College, Aberdeen.
'Lectures on Agriculture by Dr. Coventry, Professor of Agriculture in the University of Edinburgh, 1819-20.' Notes, by an unidentified student, of the entire course of ninety lectures on theoretical and practical agriculture and rural economy.
Lectures on philosophy, possibly taken down at Marischal College, Aberdeen by John Mair, a student at the college, 1718-1722, and later minister of Forbes and Rayne.
The signature 'John Mair, 1725' occurs on one of the front leaves, and the covers are gilt-stamped 'I.M. 1725'.
The lectures may have been delivered by Mair’s regent, Patrick Hardie.
There are three treatises in the volume:
'Metaphysicæ Synopsis' (page 1);
'Pneumatologie Mantissa' (page 53);
'Introductio ad Ethicam' (page 81).
'Lectures on the Institutions of Medicine, by Dr. Cullen, 1771-72’., 1771-1772.
Although they are not written in the same hand throughout, these volumes seem all to have belonged at one time to Nathaniel Dimsdale, whose name is found in the list of Edinburgh medical graduates under the year 1771.
'Lectures on the Practice of Physic' by John Gregory., [?1772, or before.]
In substance the first two volumes resemble John Gregory's ‘Elements of the practice of physic’; the second two cover additional ground.
'Lectures on the Practice of Physic' by John Gregory., [?1772, or before.]
In substance the first two volumes resemble John Gregory's ‘Elements of the practice of physic’; the second two cover additional ground.
'Lectures on the Practice of Physic' by John Gregory., [?1772, or before.]
In substance the first two volumes resemble John Gregory's ‘Elements of the practice of physic’; the second two cover additional ground.