DEP/ABJ/4/1/117 | Letter from J W Burrows, Sea View, St Ann, Jamaica [West Indies] to John Abercrombie | Correspondent's own case. He had already written to Abercrombie from London on the recommendation of Mr Anderson. | Oct 1823 |
DEP/ABJ/4/1/367 | Letter from Edward Blackmore, 14 Brock Street, Bath, England to John Abercrombie | Case of a woman, 32, with convulsive attacks. He includes a separate case note. He also writes that he has had to take in patients and was currently treating the daughter of the Bishop of Antigua, Dr Davis. | 25 Jun 1844 |
DEP/AWP/5/1/30 | 'Facts from Dr Ferguson's Paper on marsh poisons' by William Pulteney Alison | Includes notes on malaria and two other items: 'Notes from Dr Ferguson's Recapitulation of Reports made to the Commander of Forces on the Midward and Leeward Island' and 'Note from Dr Ferguson on the Cachectic Hydropie state'. | c1819 |
DEP/CUL/1/2/107 | Letter from Donald Campbell, Campbelltown [Campbeltown] Scotland | Description of his own case the symptoms of which started in Jamaica. | Oct 1772 |
DEP/CUL/1/2/435 | Case note from the collection of William Cullen | Case of A B, an unnamed female patient in Jamaica [West Indies]. Unsigned and undated. | c1776 |
DEP/CUL/1/2/441 | Letter from John Ravenscroft to William Cullen | Case of an unnamed male patient who had lost his health in Jamaica [West Indies]. | 11 Jan 1777 |
DEP/CUL/1/2/452 | Letter from Jas [James] Ewart, Dumfries, Scotland to William Cullen | Case of an unnamed male patient from Jamaica [West Indies]. | 29 Jan 1777 |
DEP/CUL/1/2/842 | Letter from John Walker, Kirkcudbt [Kirkcudbright] Scotland to William Cullen | Case of Miss Mitchell who had returned from the West Indies [Jamaica] two years previously. | 13 Nov 1779 |
DEP/CUL/1/2/1131 | Letter from George Henderson, Jamaica [West Indies] to William Cullen | Correspondent's own case. Undated. | Aug 1781 |
DEP/CUL/1/2/1374 | Letter from Thos [Thomas] Clarke, Port Morant, Jamaica [West Indies] to Henry Cullen | From the collection of William Cullen. Letter of introduction for Mr Nott, whose father is his neighbour in Jamaica [West Indies]. Clarke has also recommended Nott to Dr Hope and Dr Duncan. He was engaged in 'Botanical searches' but has stopped in favour of a 'very extensive Nigrae Practice which I hope will in some dozen of years enable me to revisit the climates of taste and learning'. Addressed 'Dear Harry' to Dr Henry Cullen. | 12 Sep 1783 |
DEP/CUL/1/2/1575 | Letter from Alexr [Alexander] Tower, Aberdeen, Scotland to William Cullen | Covering letter by Tower enclosing a case note on A B, a boy of 4 years, and the son of a friend of Tower's on the island of St Croix. The boy was inoculated for small pox. Includes comments on the case and suggested treatment possibly by Cullen. Case note written from St Croix dated 9th June and the note by Cullen added 5th October. | 26 Sep 1784 |
DEP/CUL/1/2/1607 | Letter from John Govan, Cupar, Scotland to William Cullen | Case of Mr Mayes from the West Indies [Jamaica]. | 2 Feb 1785 |
DEP/CUL/1/2/1645 | Letter from Alexr [Alexander] Mayes, Edinburgh, England to William Cullen | Correspondent's own case. He has seen Mr Wood and asks Cullen how long he thinks it will take him to be cured as he wants to return to the West Indies [Jamaica]. | 12 Apr 1785 |
DEP/CUL/1/2/1787 | Regulations which have been usefull for Preserving the health of the Loyal Irish Corps in The... | From the collection of William Cullen. William Dalrymple Captain Commandant of the Loyal Irish Corps issued the rules for the health of his men 'rules...which experience has proved to be attended with much success'. There are 12 rules which cover: avoiding the sun; exercising only in the morning and evening; steps to be taken if exposed to the sun; avoiding northerly winds; cleanliness of the barracks; encouragement of the consumption of vegetables and fruit; allowance of rum mixed with water; banning of new rum; when suffering from mosquito bites salt provisions to be substituted with fresh; men at Kingston or Augusta forts to be moved to Liguanea barracks when they fall ill as their recovery is quicker; and an officer to examine the quality and quantity of provisions when they are distributed. Undated. May relate to CUL/1/2/415 which mentions Captain Commandant Dalrymple being about to go on a voyage. | c1785 |
DEP/CUL/1/2/1812 | Letter from Don [Donald] Campbell, Campbelltown [Campbeltown] Scotland to William Cullen | Correspondent's own case. He had previously lived in Jamaica [West Indies] and wanted to return. | 8 Mar 1786 |
DEP/CUL/1/2/1929 | Letter from Charles Cullen, Middle Temple Lane No 3 [London, England] to William Cullen | Letter of introduction for Mr Edwards of Antigua [West Indies]. Edwards had been recommended to Charles Cullen by Antony Stokes, Chief Justice of the province of Georgia, United States of America. | 4 Oct 1786 |
DEP/CUL/1/2/2008 | Letter from John Allen, Errol House, Perthshire, Scotland to William Cullen | Case of Mrs Allen, a 'native of Jamaica' [West Indies]. | 29 Jan 1787 |
DEP/CUL/1/2/2173 | Letter from Robert Marshall, Glasgow, Scotland to William Cullen | Case of Samuel Bott from Antigua [West Indies] with a skin disease. Before he left Antigua [West Indies] he had 'what was called there a St Anthony's Fire'. Bott was accompanied by Mr Murray and a letter from Mr Barbour and had also been seen by Mr Wallace. | 4 Dec 1787 |
DEP/CUL/1/2/2233 | Letter from Henry Farley, Antigua [West Indies] to William Cullen | Letter of introduction for John Muir whose father was a doctor on Antigua [West Indies]. | 29 Apr 1788 |
DEP/CUL/1/2/2257 | Letter from [Reverend] Tho [Thomas] Wharton, Barbadoes [Barbados] [West Indies] to William Cullen | Letter of introduction for Thomas Pollard Peirce [Pierce?.] | 25 Jun 1788 |