Cushing's note on Osler on the 26th of December. Osler went to Newbury to met a woman who is a relative. She is a descendant of Benjamin Osler.
Cushing's note relating the first Sunday in Oxford for the Oslers. Recollections from Klebs who was invited by Osler to dine with Shattuck in the Hall in Christ Church. P.3, volume II.
Confidential letter. Proposal to accept the Chair of Medicine in Manchester University vacant by the death of Dreschfeld.
Cushing's note about the book Osler received at the farewell dinner given for him by the leaders of the profession in Canada and United States in New York on May 2th. ( p.681 in volume 1)
Lindsay comments favourably on Osler's Ingersoll Lecture, "Science and Immortality." Lindsay expresses his own opinions on the topic of death and immortality. Incl. ms. notes.
Cushing's handwritten manuscript notes.
"Note on a Remarkable House Epidemic of Typhoid Fever" by William Osler, M.D. Excerpt. Incl. ms. notes.
"Notes from Books." Gowers thanks Osler for dedicating "On Chorea and Choreiform Affections" to him. He writes of Mrs. Cardew, an excellent editor whom he highly recommends.
Osler reports on the process of preparing the 2nd edition of "The Principles and Practice of Medicine." Includes an expense report and the number of books sold with the 1st edition.
The Jefferson Medical College in Philadelphia offers Osler the position of Chair of Practice of Medicine and Clinical Medicine. Attached is a press clipping providing details of the offer and of Osler's refusal to accept the position.
"In Memoriam, Dr. John Hewetson, 1867-1910," from Bulletin of Johns Hopkins Hospital, December 1910. Osler recalls the early days of the Johns Hopkins and Hewetson's transfer to Baltimore from the Montreal General Hospital. Osler fondly remembers the life and work of "Jack" Hewetson. Incl. ms. notes.
Notes from acknowledgements and title page of Osler's new text book. Incl. ms. notes.
He notes that Osler was elected a Fellow to the Royal College of Physicians of London on May 17, 1883. Includes extract of Osler's acceptance speech, published in the Canadian Medical & Surgical Journal, June 1883, p. 767.
Typescript version of CUS417/80.22.
Cushing's handwritten manuscript notes, list of special events in Osler's life in 1886.
Osler writes of medical cases and diseases.
Osler writes of medical cases.
Fitz comments on Osler's merits as a teacher. He remarks that Montreal expected to lose Osler sooner or later. Incl. ms. notes.
Aldenham, the Vice-President of the Roxburghe Club, informs Osler that he has been elected a member of the Club.
Bastian is glad that there is a good chance of Osler obtaining the Professorship of Clinical Medicine at Philadelphia. He compliments Osler on his scientific training, his skill as a teacher, and for the contributions he has made to the advancement of science, among other things.
Murray, the Treasurer of the Roxburghe Club, sends Osler a Banker's order to collect his subscription to the Club.
Allchin discusses a medical case. He informs Osler of his election to the College Club.
Bywater informs Osler that his name has been suggested for membership to the Roxburghe Club.
Rolleston was surprised to hear of Moore's election to the Chair of the College of Physicians. He did not realize that F. Taylor, the present Chair, was ill and that he had vacated his post as a result. This letter was inserted in Osler's copy of "The History of the College Club of the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons." Incl. ms. notes.
Cushing's handwritten manuscript notes regarding Osler's Gulstonian [sic] Lecture at the Royal College of Physicians of London. Osler became an elected member of the Philadelphia Pathological Society in March 1885.
Pathological Society Reports, 1885-87. Taken from Osler's collected reprints. Incl. ms. notes.
Savage invites Osler to become a member of the very old and very exclusive College Club. This letter was inserted in Osler's copy of "The History of the College Club of the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons." Incl. ms. notes.