The Roll of the Royal College of Physicians of London v. 1, Volume 1Longman, Green, Longman, and Roberts, 1861 |
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25th June 30th September admitted a Candidate admitted a Fellow admitted a Licentiate admitted an Extra admitted an Honorary Annals anno appointed April atque August bachelor of arts bachelor of medicine buried Caius Censor Charles Charles Scarborough Christ's college College of Physicians Collegii Collegium comitia Consiliarius death degree of doctor died doctor of medicine etiam Extra Licentiate February Gresham college Hamey Harvey Henry Honorary Fellow honour incorporated at Cambridge incorporated at Oxford January July king King's lectures licence Lond London M.D. a native M.D. was born M.D. was educated M.D.-A doctor March master of arts medicine of Cambridge medicine of Leyden medicine of Padua Merrett Merton college November October Padua Pembroke college physic Physicians 22nd December Physicians 25th June place of Dr practised Præsidis President proceeded A.B. proceeded doctor quæ quàm quod says Wood sicians Socii suæ Thomas took the degree Trinity college William
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Page 125 - Edgehill with him ; and during the fight the Prince and Duke of York were committed to his care. He told me that he withdrew with them under a hedge, and took out of his pockett a booke and read ; but he had not read very long before a bullet of a great gun grazed on the ground neare him, which made him remove his station ; he told me that Sir A.
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Page 427 - Mead, who knew him well, pronounced of him, that he was ' deservedly at the head of his, profession, on account of his great medical penetration and experience.
Page 425 - At the first sight of the recipes, without seeing her majesty, he told them, she was a dead woman, for it was impossible to do any good in her case, where remedies had been given that were so contrary to the nature of the distemper ; yet he would endeavour to do all that lay in him to give her some ease.
Page 113 - Tuesday before the king died, would needs make use of a receipt she had approved, but, being without the privity of the physicians, occasioned so much discontent in Dr.
Page 126 - How can that be,' he replied, 'when the State is so agitated with storms, and I myself am yet in the open sea ? And indeed,' added he, ' wei'e not my mind solaced by my studies, and the recollection of the observations I have formerly made, there is nothing which should make me desirous of a longer continuance. But, thus employed, this obscure life and vacation from public cares, which disquiet other minds, is the medicine of mine.
Page 436 - ... Minnes, and I, and I think we shall do well there, and begin very auspiciously to me by having my account abovesaid passed, and put into a way of having it presently paid. When we rose I find Mr. Andrews and Mr. Yeabsly, who is just come from Plymouth, at the door, 1 Alexander Burnett, MD (Camb., 1648), admitted an Honorary Fellow of the College of Physicians in December, 1664. His house was in Fenchurch Street. He was reported to have fallen a victim to his zeal. " Dr. Burnett, Dr. Glover, and...
Page 452 - I scarce had left a wretch to give a fee. Some fell by laudanum, and some by steel, And death in ambush lay in every pill : For save or slay, this privilege we claim, Though credit suffers, the reward's the same.
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Page 432 - In memory of Sir HANS SLOANE, Bart. President of the Royal Society and of the College of Physicians, who, in the year of our Lord 1753, the 92nd year of his age, without the least pain of body ; and with a conscious serenity of mind, ended a virtuous and beneficent life. This monument was erected by his two daughters, Elizabeth Cadogan and Sarah Stanley.