Lord Lister / [Sir Rickman John Godlee].

  • Godlee, Rickman John, Sir, 1849-1925.
Date:
1924
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Credit: Lord Lister / [Sir Rickman John Godlee]. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    LISTER, JOSEPH : candidate for chair of surgery in London (1866), 207. first paper on the antiseptic system (1867), 188. Professor of clinical surgery in Edinburgh (1869), 240. Surgeon in ordinary to Queen Victoria (in Scotland) (1870), 473- early work on bacteria and fungi (1870), 261, 273. house at Lyme Regis (1870), 363. British Medical Association, Ply¬ mouth (1871), 313, 331, 363. British Medical Association, Edin¬ burgh (1875), 315, 372. journey on the Continent (1875), ^ 366- General Medical Council(i876), 385. Graduation address, Edinburgh University (1876), 389. International Medical Congress, Philadelphia (1876), 391. fiftieth birthday (1877), 394. Professor of clinical surgery, King’s College, London (1877), 401. moves to London (1877), 407. Surgeon in ordinary to Queen Victoria (1878), 473. Universal Exhibition in Paris (i878), 433- International Medical Congress, Amsterdam (1879), 433. British Medical Association, Cam¬ bridge (1880), 435. Member of Council of Royal College of Surgeons (1880), 486. LL.D. Cantab., D.C.L. Oxon. (1880), 474. President of the Clinical Society (1881-1882), 478. International Medical Congress, London (1881), 442. Baronetcy (1883), 474. International Medical Congress, Berlin (1890), 513. British Institute of Preventive Medicine (Lister Institute) (1891), 499. International Congress of Hy¬ giene (1891), 516. retirement from professorship at King’s College (1891), 518. Pasteur jubilee (1892), 520. Associate of the Academie des Sciences (1892), 524. LISTER, JOSEPH: death of Lady Lister (1893), 525- retirement from King’s College Hospital (1893), 52 7- foreign secretary of the Royal Society (1893), 528. address to Glasgow students (1894), 53 u President of the Royal Society (1895), 528. President of the British Associa¬ tion, Liverpool (1896), 535. Peerage (1897), 541. journey to Canada (1897), 553. freedom of City of Edinburgh (i898), 554. Huxley lecture (1900), 562. Second Tuberculosis Congress (1901), 566-575. voyage to South Africa (1901- 1902), 578. Sergeant Surgeon to King Ed¬ ward VII (1902), 579. Order of Merit (1902), 579. Privy Councillor (1902), 579. Hon. D.Sc. London (1903), 582. serious illness (1903), 583. eightieth birthday (1907), 588. Freedom of City of London (1907), ^ 590. Freedom of City of Glasgow (1908), 591- Walmer (1908), 595. death (1912), 596. as an experimenter, 601. as an operator, 82, 602. as a speaker, 604. friendship with students, 606-608. friendship with patients, 608-609. personal friendships, 609-615. love of his profession, 14, 35, 41, 61, 62, 84, 663. influence as a teacher, 36, 53, 75, 82-83, 92-93. 112, 258-259, 372, 389-39L 397-398, 417, 608, 642. industry, 52, 107, 109, 263. patience, 219-222, 236, 256, 375. hatred of carelessness, 532. dislike of controversy, 31, 36, 251- unpunctuality, 53, 112, 256. buoyant spirits, 506, 606. love of botany, 261-262, 363, 507, 578. love of birds, 363, 511, 512, 519. fishing, 506, 510.