Dr. Crawford having been elected to St. Thomas's Hospital, I presume to offer myself a candidate for the office which he has held with so deserved reputation in the General Dispensary.

  • Miller, Thomas, active 1781.
Date:
[1783]
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Credit: Dr. Crawford having been elected to St. Thomas's Hospital, I presume to offer myself a candidate for the office which he has held with so deserved reputation in the General Dispensary. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    / ; . ; 2X *•.'*>•'•.■* ' . , .J . * •* f T } ’’ *• X * 1 * f; | L ^Y'l , 0~ < f f *> Li , * *•*,*.' *V * Dr. CRAWFORD having been elected to St. Thomas’s Hospital, I prefume to offer myfelf a Candidate for the Office ^ 1 : - . * 2 X .• lit, j -fr„ . i i *' , i V# *1 V . „ ! X'’’ w w 4 • .* • ^ 'v II i at —- -J-. i C.L * ill It which he has held with fo deferved Reputation in the General Dispensary, and to folicit your Vote and Intereft in my Behalf. %*» Should I fucceed him in that important Office, my unremitting At¬ tention to promote the Humane Purpofes of the Charity, fhall prove how fenfible I am of the honour conferred on me. I beg leave to fubjoin, for the fatisfadlion of the'Governors, fome* L i ' ■ i II Teflimonials of my Medical Abilities, which I received £>n £ late Occalion, from Men who defervedly hold the firft Rank in Medicine. UlTj.*./. Ui '-V i 1 Bell-Alley, Coleman-Streetj 13th O&ober, 17B3. I am, f r kJ J / moffc refpedlfully, !- THOMASMILLER. 4; 7 HOttOO1 > ' • V ' a i ■ Vs 1 i UL ii o tin :: ; w •: • ' iy,';JJ ,7; i’.yi 5 ’? ■ i- I 1 l ',ri 1 a *1 *. 1 ^ Teflimonial from WILLIAM CULLEN, M.D. Profeflor of the Pra&ice of Phyfic in the University of Edinburgh. a •<» v 1 Dr. WILLI AM CULLEN, Profeflor of the Practice of Phyfic in the University of Edinburgh, “hereby certify, that Dr. THOMAS MILLER pa/Ted many Years in this Univerfity, in the Study of Phyfic ; that he attended my LeHures for feveral Years with great Afliduity, and from feveral other opportunities I have had of knowing his Proficiency, I judge him to be exceedingly well qualified for the Practice of Phyfic. In Teftimony whereof I have fubfcribed this at Edinburgh, the 21ft of June, 1783. WILLIAM CULLEN.