Lectures and Cases of Professor James Gregory (1753-1821) 1777-1813

Hope, Thomas Charles, 1766-1844

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Hope taught chemistry at the University of Edinburgh from 1795 to 1843; Daniel Rutherford was appointed regius professor of botany, University of Edinburgh, in 1786; Andrew Duncan was professor of physiology at University of Edinburgh, from 1790 to 1821. From the description of Thomas Charles Hope lectures : on chemistry, 1796-1797. (University of Pennsylvania Library). WorldCat record id: 191823506 ...

Thomas, Nathan

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Goetze Frederick

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Gregory, James, 1753-1821

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Scots physician. From the description of Clinical cases and observations on them by Dr. Gregory, 1786-1787 : Edinburgh / compiled by James Box Young. (Duke University). WorldCat record id: 31931775 From the description of On practice and physic: notes from the lectures of Dr. Gregory, delivered at the University of Edinburgh, 1808 : Vol. III. (Duke University). WorldCat record id: 31931783 ...

Woollcombe W.

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Gregory, James; Thomas, Nathan; Goetze, Frederick; Lee, John; Hope, Thomas Charles; Woollcombe, W.

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James Gregory was born in Aberdeen in January 1753. He was the son of John Gregory (1724-1773), Professor of Medicine at Edinburgh University, who was at that time practicing medicine in Aberdeen. James Gregory was educated at Aberdeen and Edinburgh, and also at Christ Church, Oxford. On the death of his father in 1773, Gregory took over his father's lectures at Edinburgh University with some success, and took his own M.D. in 1774. After spending a couple of years studying medicine in continenta...

Lee, John, 1779-1859

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Lee, John (1779-1859), principal of Edinburgh University, entered Edinburgh University, 1794; MD, 1801; licensed as a preacher, 1807; professor of church history at St Mary's College, St Andrews, 1812-21; minister of the Canongate Church, Edinburgh, 1821; DD, St Andrews, 1821; chaplain-in-ordinary to the king, 1830; principal of Edinburgh University, 1840-59; professor of divinity, 1843-59; especially learned in Scottish literary and ecclesiastical history. From the guide to the Lee ...

Edinburgh university

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Robert Burns Young was born in 1874. He was a graduate of Edinburgh University. He took the degree of M.A. and he also took the degree of M.D. His publications include The life and work of George William Stow, South African geologist and ethnologist (1908) and The Banket: a study of the auriferous conglomerates of the Witwatersrand and the associated rocks (1917). From the guide to the The Young Medals, 1899-1935, (Edinburgh University Library) ...