Pamphlet on the history of Pathology in the Glasgow Royal Infirmary

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The functions of the Pathological Department, by John H Teacher, St Mungo (Notman) Professor of Pathology

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(introductory lecture to the first course of Pathology delivered in the Theatre of the new Pathological Institute of Glasgow Royal Infirmary

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Papers of Joseph Coats, 1864-1899, Professor of Pathology, University of Glasgow, Scotland, 1894-1899DC 027

Student's Ticket for the Royal InfirmaryDC 027/1

Student's Ticket for the Royal InfirmaryDC 027/2

Student's Ticket for the Royal InfirmaryDC 027/3

Student's Ticket for the class of Operative SurgeryDC 027/4

Class ticket in the Principles and Practice of SurgeryDC 027/5

Class ticket in the Principles and Practice of SurgeryDC 027/6

Class ticket in the Principles and Practice of SurgeryDC 027/7

First class certificate of merit in SurgeryDC 027/8

Laudatory poem on CoatsDC 027/9

Letter from Joseph Lister to Professor CoatsDC 027/10

Correspondence relating to the deposit of the material in Glasgow University ArchivesDC 027/11

'Fundamental conceptions as to the characteristics and embodiments of life, with special reference to Pathology', pamphlet by Joseph CoatsDC 027/12

'On Ludwig and Pasteur; and on vivisection'DC 027/13

Funeral obituaries of Professor Joseph Coats from Glasgow University MagazineDC 027/14

Funeral obituaries of Professor Joseph Coats from British Medical JournalDC 027/15

Pamphlet on the history of Pathology in the Glasgow Royal InfirmaryDC 027/16

Article 'The end of the world'DC 027/17

File of presscuttings concerning the growth of the Pathology Department at Glasgow UniversityDC 027/18