DEP/ABJ/4/1/311 | Correspondence of John Abercrombie: case note | Case of a new-born child with rupture of the stomach. Sent to Abercrombie by Dr J van dem Burch of Bremen, Germany. | Aug 1830 |
DEP/AWP/5/7/3 | [Extracts of notes from writers on epidemic fevers by William Pulteney Alison] | Includes: 'Hufeland, Hildenbrand and Richter on Fever as it occurred in Germany extracted from the Edinburgh Medical and Surgical Journal 1817'; 'Armstrong on Congestive Typhus'; 'From Section III of Jackson on Fevers 1819'; 'From Barker and Cheyne's Account of the Fever lately epidemical in Ireland London and Dublin 1831'; and 'Means of Preventing the Introduction of Infection from Blane on the diseases of seamen'. | 1830s |
DEP/BGW/1 | Letter from George William Balfour to his father, Reverend Lewis Balfour | Written from Berlin, Germany. He describes attending a church service; Hamburg, Germany and Potsdam, Germany; his journey to Berlin, Germany; peasant dress etc. | 7 Oct 1845 |
DEP/BGW/2 | Letter from George William Balfour to his father, Reverend Lewis Balfour | Written from Vienna, Austria-Hungary [Austria]. He describes his lodgings; Berlin, Germany and his journey to Vienna, Austria-Hungary [Austria] via Dresden, Germany. | 21 Oct 1845 |
DEP/BGW/3 | Letter from George William Balfour to his father, Reverend Lewis Balfour | Probably missing the first page but written from Vienna, Austria-Hungary [Austria]. He describes a journey from Prague, Austria-Hungary [Czech Republic] to Teplitz, Austria-Hungary [Czech Republic]; and Vienna, Austria-Hungary [Austria]. | Nov 1845 |
DEP/BGW/25 | Letter from George William Balfour to his sister, Jane Balfour | Written from Heidelberg, Germany. He writes that he hopes the report he wrote for Forbes may lead to a job; he declines Charles' offer of patronage; he will send a list of works he received from Dr Sigmund to pass on to C L R; he left Vienna, Austria-Hungary [Austria] by boat on the Danube in the company with the heir to the imperial throne; and of his journey via Linz, Traun, Ebensee, Ischl, Salzburg, Austria-Hungary [Austria] (visiting the tomb of Theophrastus Paraclesus whom he describes as 'the most renowned quack'), Berchtesgaden, Germany, Munich, Germany, Augsburg, Germany, Ratisbona [Regensburg] Germany, Nürnberg, Germany, Bamburg, Germany, Würzburg, Germany, Miltenberg, Germany, Eberbach, Germany, and then Heidelberg, Germany describing in detail sights along the way. | 5 Sep 1846 |
DEP/BGW/26 | Letter from George William Balfour to his father, Reverend Lewis Balfour | Written from Antwerp, Belgium. He makes arrangements for Alick Dumbreck to meet him off the Hull steamer; his disappointment with the Rhine; his difficulties purchasing real eau de Cologne; and how magnificent the cathedral will be when it is finished. | 15 Sep 1846 |
DEP/BJG/3/2 | Passport issued to John Graham MacDonald Burt and George Edward Eyre signed by Viscount Palmerston | Includes endorsements by legations in Belgium, Germany and Austria. | 1 Oct 1836 |
DEP/BJW/2/58 | Photographs of John Ballantyne: Photographs of illustrations of conjoined twins | One case is from Germany dated 1645, the other possibly from Genoa, Italy dated 1617. | 1890s |
DEP/BRE/1/8 | Diary of Edwin Bramwell, volume 8 | Includes cuttings on Sir Andrew Cunningham; Byrom Stanley Bramwell's pronouncement as secretary of the Eugenics Society Council; review of Kinnier Wilson's 'Neurology'; the wedding of Hilda Byrom Bramwell; Churchill's speech, June 18th; and Germany's armistice terms to France. | 1 Jan 1940-6 Sep 1940 |
DEP/BRE/2/4 | Memoirs Volume 2 by Edwin Bramwell | Chapters are: Freiburg, Germany - Munich, Germany - Frankfort, Germany; Heidelberg, Germany - BMA [British Medical Association] meeting Edinburgh, Scotland - Paris, France; the National Hospital as I knew it in 1900; Edinburgh, Scotland and the prospect - the Professorship of Medicine in 1900; Beginnings in Practice - first consultation - Leith Hospital - John Thomson and James Mackenzie - RCP [Royal College of Physicians] Laboratory - Medico-Chirurgical and Galenian Societies; and Research - Sir Thomas Lewis - Sir Frederick Banting - review of Neurology and Psychiatry - Medical Societies in Edinburgh. Pages 61-134. | 1945 |
DEP/BRE/3/1/3 | Testimonial from Professor L Edinger, Frankfurt, Germany | Testimonial for Edwin Bramwell when he applied for a post at the National Hospital. | 11 Dec 1898 |
DEP/BRE/3/1/28 | Letter from Professor P Schuster, Berlin, Germany to Edwin Bramwell | He thanks Bramwell for the reprint of the Bradshaw lecture on the muscular dystrophies, sympathetic system and endocrine glands. | 27 Dec 1925 |
DEP/BRE/3/1/56 | Letter from Dr J Ralph Jacoby, New York, United States of America to Edwin Bramwell | He thanks Bramwell for the reprints and looks back at the days in Frankfurt, Germany working under Weigert. | 4 May 1928 |
DEP/BRE/3/1/62 | Letter from Professor Paul Schuster, Berlin, Germany to Edwin Bramwell | Business card with note. | 1928 |
DEP/BRE/3/5/2 | Letter from [_?], Parkstrasse, Berlin [?] to Edwin Bramwell | | 24 Dec 1909 |
DEP/BRE/3/5/7 | Letter from Professor Goldman, Freiburg, Germany to Edwin Bramwell | He thanks Bramwell for the present. | 15 Jan 1907 |
DEP/BRE/3/5/19 | Letter from Hans Virchow, Berlin, Germany to Edwin Bramwell | | 14 Nov 1910 |
DEP/BRE/3/5/23 | Letter from W, Berlin, Germany to Byrom Bramwell | | 2 Jun 1900 |
DEP/CJN/6/1/15 | Tobacco file of John Crofton: Correspondence relating to smoking and health | Includes letter from Professor W Schilling, IUATLD [International Union Against Tuberculosis and Lung Disease] to Crofton recommending Dr Pohl for his Committee on Tobacco and Health; letter from Crofton to Dr Nashar of the Comité Syrien de Défense Contre la Tuberulose; letter from Crofton to Federal Minister of Health, Germany on the restriction of tobacco advertising with a memorandum by him on the subject (see also CJN/6/2/2); note of German Federal States vote against advertising; letter to Crofton from the European Bureau for Action on Smoking Prevention with German contacts; memorandum on German by Crofton, December 1990; letter from Crofton to a German anti-smoking group; memorandum by Crofton on desirable tobacco content of curricula of medical schools, 1992; report by Crofton on his visit to Turkey, 1995; letters by Crofton to various Turkish colleagues; letter from Stephen Hamann, Thailand with references for articles on tobacco control in health professional education; emails on betel nut and the use of snuff in Sweden; letter from TALC - Teaching-aids at Low Cost with anti-smoking activity sheets for children, 2000; Evaluation of the International Agency on Tobacco and Health by the British Heart Foundation, 2001; memorandum by Crofton to colleagues in the World Bank on my personal involvement in the tobacco problem, 2001; report on the Congolese Center for the Promotion of Health of Kangu-Mayumbe and its Objectives; letters on French, Sinhalese and Hungarian editions of 'Tobacco - A Global Threat' by Crofton; and invitation to Crofton from the Tobacco Control Resource Centre to chair a session at a conference 'Educating Medical Professionals for Tobacco Control' and conference papers. | Dec 1988-Oct 2004 |