Chair of Materia Medica in the University of Glasgow : testimonials in favour of James Finlayson, M.D.

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1880
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    From J. H. Aveling, Esq., M.D., Vice-President of the Obstetrical Society of London, lately Editor of the “ Obstet- rical Journal of Great Britain and IrelandPhysician to the Chelsea Hospital for Women, &>c. i Upper Wimpole Street, Cavendish Square, W., London, i8tk May, 1874. I am very pleased to have this opportunity of expressing my admiration of Dr. James Finlayson’s talents as a Physician. He is an accurate and laborious worker, and possesses a real enthusiasm for his profession. He has had abundant oppor- tunities of gaining experience, and has made good use of them. If we may judge of his future by the past, he will attain a high position and be an honour and ornament to his profes- sion, and a credit to any medical school with which he may be connected. J. H. AVELING. From M. Henri Roger, Clinical Professor of the Diseases of Children at the Children!s Hospital, &>c. [translation.] Paris, 28th May, 1874. The writings of Dr. James Finlayson are known and appreciated in France ; and, for my own part, I have made profitable use of his interesting researches on the Temperature in Disease in my Clinical Researches on the Diseases of Childre7i. I do not doubt that he is well worthy of occupying the Chair of Medicine at the Andersonian University for which he is an applicant. Dr. HENRI ROGER. From Prof. Christian Baumler, M.D., M.R.C.P,, Professor of Medicine in the University of Freiburg, &>c. Erlangen, Bavaria, May 23rd, 1874. I have great pleasure in giving expression to the very high opinion I have formed of Dr. Finlayson’s attainments as a