Volume 2

Presidential address to the Royal College of Physicians [1900-5].

  • Church, William Selby, Sir.
Date:
1900-5
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Credit: Presidential address to the Royal College of Physicians [1900-5]. Source: Wellcome Collection.

Provider: This material has been provided by Royal College of Physicians, London. The original may be consulted at Royal College of Physicians, London.

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    most important among tliem being a copy of the Latin translation of Galen’s De Temper a- mentis et de insequali intemperie, printed at Cambridge in 1521, and a copy of the Basel edition of the works of Hippocrates, both pre- sented by the Harveian Librarian, Dr. Payne; Coivper's Anatomy, presented by Dr. Charles Coates, a Fellow of onr College; the philoso- phical works of Robert Boyle, presented by Mr. Arthur Denman, and Christian Morals, by Sir Thomas Browne, presented by Dr. Osier. Lectures, etc. The Croonian Lectures were delivered by Dr. Bradbury, “ On some Points connected with Sleep and Sleeplessness and Hypnotics.” Dr. Foxwell gave the Bradshaw Lecture, “ On the Causation of Functional Heart Murmurs.” The Harveian Oration was delivered by Dr. Vivian Poore. The Milroy Lectures were given by Dr. Waldo, Medical Officer of Health for South- wark, “ On the HRiology of Epidemic Diar- rhoea.” The Goulstonian Lectures by Dr. Horton-Smith, “ On the Typhoid Bacillus and Typhoid Fever,” and the Lumleian ones by Dr. Cheadle, “ On some Cirrlioses of the Liver,” t