Syllabus of course of lectures on the principles & practice of surgery / [John William Turner].

  • Turner, John William, 1790-1836.
Date:
[1827]
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Credit: Syllabus of course of lectures on the principles & practice of surgery / [John William Turner]. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    LETTER from Sir James M‘Grigor relative to the Lectures / on Military Surgery delivered in the University of Edinburgh. Army Medical Board Office, 21th November 1826. SIR, I 'regret that it is only very lately that I gained accu¬ rate information regarding your Lectures, and the importance to the public service of the Chair of Military Surgery. Whenever there is a republication of the qualifications required ofi Medical Officers of the Army, the attendance on the Class for Military Surgery will not be forgotten. I have the honour to remain, SIR, Your most obedient humble Servant, (Signed) J. Mi GRIG OR, Director- General, Army Medical Department. To Dr. George B allin gall, University, Edinburgh. LETTER from M. Waller Clifton, Esq. of the Navy Victualling Office relative to the Lectures on Military Sur¬ gery delivered in the University of Edinburgh. Victualling Office, 19th December 1826. SIR, Having laid before the Commissioners for Victualling his Majesty’s Navy your letter of the \2ih instant, inclosing a Syllabus of the Course of Lectures on Military Surgery delivered by you at the University of Edinburgh ; as also a copy of a Letter f rom the Director-General of the Medical Department of the Army ; and expressing a hope—as the Director has recommended an attendance on your Class, by a Notice hung up in the Waiting- Room of the Army Medical Board Office in London, and the Military Hospital in the Castle of Edinburgh—that this Board may be pleased to issue similar recommendations to Candidates for Medical Appointments in the Navy; In reply, I am com¬ manded to acquaint you, that this Board will consider as an ad¬ ditional recommendation, attendance on your Lectures by any Gentleman applying to be admitted in the Medical Department of the Navy ; and they will cause a Notice to such effect to be posted up in the Waiting-Room of (Ids Office accordingly. I am, SIR, Your very humble Servant, (Signed) M. WALLER CLIFTON. To Dr. George Ballingall, University, Edinburgh.
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