Letter from Robert W. Williamson to John William Dawson, written from Manchester.
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Letter from Robert W. Williamson to John William Dawson, written from Manchester.
Williamson, Robert W. (Robert Woods), 1857-1932Letter from Edw. Burney to John William Dawson, written from Manchester.
Burney, EdwardLetter from Margaret Dawson to Anna Harrington.
Dawson, Margaret, LadyLetter from J.R. Byrom to John William Dawson, written from Manchester.
Byrom, John R.Letter to William Osler from E.M. Brockbank, 51, Palatine Road, Withington Road, Manchester, Oxfordshire, England. Mention of Harris's death and reports on his illness. He is sending a book : "Illustrations of Sterne : with Other Essays and Verse." from John Ferriar. He thanks him for the invitation to visit Oxford.
Brockbank, E. M. (Edward Mansfield), 1866-Letter to William Osler from T. Lorrain Smith, 35, Palatine Road, Winthington, Manchester, England. Letter written to support the invitation to accept the Chair of Medicine in Manchester University.
Smith, T. LorrainLetter to Harvey Cushing from E.M. Brockbank, 51, Palatine Road, Withington, Manchester, England. Brockbank responds to Cushing's appeal for materials relating to Osler. He writes of his friendship with Osler.
Brockbank, E. M. (Edward Mansfield), 1866-Letter to Harvey Cushing from E.M. Brockbank, Northern Assurance Buildings, Albert Square, Manchester, England. Brockbank recommends that Cushing consult the Ryland's Library for letters from Osler to Mr. Guppy concerning medical incunabula. Brief note about Dr. Thomas Harris, Honorary Physician to the Manchester Royal Infirmary.
Brockbank, E. M. (Edward Mansfield), 1866-Letter from Lacienda Carpenter to Sir William and Lady Dawson, written from Prestwick, W. Manchester, date 9 February.
Ltter from E.M. Brockbank, 51, Palatine Road, Withington, Manchester, England. "Sir William Osler." Brockbank describes his relationship with Osler, which began during Osler's Baltimore days and continued while he was in Oxford. Brockbank, once Editor of the Medical Chronicle, writes of Osler's constant encouragement, his fascination with medical history, and his commitment to medical publications.
Brockbank, E. M. (Edward Mansfield), 1866-