Application and testimonials for the St. Mungo (Notman) Chair of Pathology in the University of Glasgow by John H. Teacher, M.A., M.D.

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[1911]
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    Glasgow, W., August, 1911. TO THE CUE A TOES FOE THE ST. MUNGO (NOTMANJ CHAIE OF PATHOLOGY IN THE UNIVEESITY OF GLASGOW. Gentlemen, I beg to present myself as a candidate for the St. Mungo (Notman) Chair of Pathology in the Uni- versity of Glasgow. I am 41 years of age. I was educated at the Glasgow Academy and the University of Glasgow, where I gradu- ated Master of Arts in 1888, and in Medicine (Bachelor of Medicine and Master in Surgery) in 1893, with high commendation, being placed second graduate of the year. In 1892 I was awarded the John Reid Prize for Research in Pathology. In 1900 I was admitted to the Fellowship of the Faculty of Physicians and Surgeons of Glasgow. In 1903 I graduated M.D. with Honours, and was awarded a Bellahouston Gold Medal for my thesis. After graduating in 1893 I acted for a year in the Western Infirmary as resident physician under Dr. Tennent, and as resident surgeon under the late Pro- fessor George Buchanan. In October, 1894, I was appointed underkeeper of the Anatomical and Pathological Department of the Hunter-, ian Museum under the late Professor Young. In this post my duties were the compilation of a catalogue and the rearrangement and remounting of all the anatomical and pathological preparations in the collection. The catalogue was completed in 1898, and was published by