Books by University of Glasgow. Library
Total count: 141
Mémoire sur la maladie qui a attaqué, en différens temps, les femmes en couche à l'Hôtel-Dieu de Paris. Lu dans une des assemblées de la Faculté de médecine de Paris, dites Prima-mensissuivi d'un rapport fait par ordre du gouvernement, sur le même sujet ; avec des réflexions sur la nature & le traitement de la fièvre puerpérale. Lu dans la séance de la Société royale de médecine, tenue au Louvre le 6 septembre 1782Joseph David1783-01-01
Theoretisch praktisches Handbuch der h©œhern Chimiein welchem alle zu wissen nothige Lehrs©Þtze der Philosophen sistematisch vorgetragen und mit n©ơtzlichen Erl©Þuterungen versehen sindVierlingische Buchhandlung1784-01-01
Was ist die Alchemie?oder, Etwas zu Lachen und zu Weinen..1786-01-01
Taschenbuch f©ơr Alchemisten, Theosophen und Weisensteinforscher, die es sind und werden wollen1790-01-01
The sportsman's dictionaryor, The gentleman's companion for town and country ...Fourth edition.Printed for G.G.J. & J. Robinson1792-01-01
The London practice of physicwherein the definitions and symptoms of diseases, with the present methods of cure, are clearly laid down : to which are added proper tables ... ; the whole calculated for the general use of young practitionersSixth edition. With large additions and amendments.1797-01-01
A manual for the use of coachmen, grooms, ostlers and all persons concerned in the care and management of horsesbeing a selction of near three hundred receipts for the several disorders to which that noble animal is subject : together with some general observations and an indexPrinted by T. Wilkins1799-01-01
A guide to Madeiracontaining a short account of Funchall, with instructions to such as repair to that island for healthPrinted by G. Woodfall ... for T.N. Longman and O. Rees1801-01-01
Anatomical examinationsa complete series of anatomical questions, with answers : the answers arranged so as to form an elementary system of anatomy : and intended as preparatory to examinations at Surgeons'-Hall : to which are annexed, tables of the bones, muscles, and arteriesSecond edition, corrected.1812-01-01
The vaccine scourgePrinted for the editor, and sold by J. Callow1815-01-01
Beneficent visits in the metropoliswith facts, on the effects of simple regimen and medicine, and hints, particularly and humbly addressed to visitors of the sick in general2nd ed.Printed for the Author, by J. Hill1817-01-01
Observations on gas-lightsbeing an impartial inquiry concerning the injurious effects on the health of the community, from the use of coal-gas for lighting the metropolisPrinted for T. and G. Underwood1817-01-01
De l'©♭picurisme, consid©♭r©♭ dans les sciences physiologiques et m©♭dicalesessai pour servir © l'histoire de la m©♭decine du 18e si©·cle1817-01-01
The art of preserving the feetor, Practical instructions for the prevention and cure of corns, bunnions, callosities, chilblains, &c. : with observations on the dangers arising from improper treatment, advice to pedestrians, &c., ... to which are added directions for the better management of the hands and nails2nd ed.Colburn1818-01-01
Anatomy threatened with excommunication, or, A true and faithful account of a recent battlea Hudibrastic poemPrinted for the booksellers1819-01-01
The family receipt-bookor, universal repository of useful knowledge and experience ... of domestic oeconomy ... With specifications of approved patent medicines ... for domestic purposes..1820-01-01
A treatise on gonorrhoea and syphilisOtridge and Backham1821-01-01
Observations on the present relative situations of the Royal Colleges of Physicians and Surgeons of EdinburghPrinted for Francis Pillans1821-01-01
An address to parents on the present state of vaccination in this countrywith an impartial estimate of the protection which it is calculated to afford against the small-poxPrinted for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown1822-01-01
Asylum for the cure of scrofula & glandular diseases, upon the medical principles of Mr. Charles Whitlawat No.13, Bayswater Terrace : established February 28th, 1822Printed by F. Warr1824-01-01
An address to the officers of His Majesty's NavyWilliam Curry, Junr. and Co.1824-01-01
Proposal for establishing, in the city of Glasgow, an infirmary for the diseases of the eyePrinted by James Starke1824-01-01
The Art of Beauty, or, The best methods of improving and preserving the shape, carriage and complexiontogether with, The theory of beautyKnight and Lacey1825-01-01
Observations, &cs.n.1825-01-01
Observations on the preparatory education of candidates for the degree of doctor of medicine in the Scottish Universities ...1826-01-01
An address to the public on the propriety of midwives, instead of surgeons, practising midwifery2nd ed., with a postscript.Printed for the author, and sold by Longman, Rees & Co.1826-01-01
A letter addressed to the medical profession, on the encroachments on the practice of the surgeon-apothecary, by a new set of physiciansPrinted for the author, by John Anderson1826-01-01
The Cheilead, or, University Coteriebeing violent ebullitions of graphomaniacs, affected by cacoethes scribendi, and famae, sacra famesPrinted for the Coterie1827-01-01
The new medico-chirurgical pharmacopoeiabeing a selection of modern formulae, from the private and hospital practice of the most eminent members of the profession, in Europe and America : for the use of surgeons and surgeon-apothecaries ..4th ed.Simpkin and Marshall1827-01-01
Economy of the hands and feet, fingers and toeswhich includes the prevention, treatment, and cure, of corns, bunnions, & deformed nails; the removal of excrescences, superfluous hairs, freckles, pimples, blotches, and other cutaneous eruptions; with safe and certain methods of rendering the skin white, soft, and delicate, without detriment to healthPublished by Effingham Wilson1830-01-01
Remarks on drunkenness, with casesand advice to those persons who are in the habit of drinking spirituous liquorsHarvey and Darton1830-01-01
A cottage dialogue on vaccinationbetween Daniel Doubtful and Samuel SensiblePrinted and sold by G. Youngman1830-01-01
An important address to wives and motherson the danger and immorality of man-midwiferypr. for the Author by Lewis & Co.1830-01-01
Professional morality in 1831or the lawyer's defence of medical quackery : in which John St. John Long's discoveries are examined, and his claims to the confidence of the British public, are criticisedJohn Wilson1831-01-01
An address to the British public, on the late horrible system of burkingcontaining an account of the methods hitherto adopted for supplying the anatomical schools with subjects : and suggestions for remedying the evil, &c. &c. &cPublished by Renshaw & Rush1831-01-01
Caution to the publicor, hints upon the nature of scarlet fever, designed to shew, that this disease arises from a peculiar and absolute virus, and is specifically infectious in its mildest as well as in its most malignant form : including some cursory remarks upon plague and other pestilential diseasesPrinted for Highley1831-01-01
Vaccinationa few observations on vaccination, together in its favour : extracted chiefly from the reports of medical boardsPrinted for C.J.G. & F. Rivington1831-01-01
Directions to plain people as a guide for their conduct in the choleraRivingtons1831-01-01
Prospectus and list of members of the Phrenological Society of Paris1831-01-01
Remarks on Dr. Abercrombie's Suggestions on the characters and treatment of the malignant choleraJ. Hamilton1832-01-01
How to keep house!, or, Comfort and elegance on £150 to £200 a-yearcontaining tables for marketing; rules for general and minor expenditure; for procuring good servants; for cookery; for the food and education of children; for the preservation of health, &c. &c5th ed.Printed for Thomas Griffiths1832-01-01
The Cholera gazetteconsisting of documents communicated by the Central Board of Health, with intelligence relative to the disease, derived from other authentic sources2nd ed.S. Highley1832-01-01
A letter on spasmodic choleradesigned to shew, from strong presumptive evidence, the communicability of this disease : in refutation of "Letters on the cholera morbus, shewing that it is not a communicable disease."Andrews1832-01-01
The cholera and its consequencesan address, occasioned by the death of Miss ___, who was suddenly removed by the prevalent epidemic, on Sept. 2, 1832Religious Tract Society1832-01-01
The mother's oracle for the health and proper rearing of infancyin two partsG. Henderson1833-01-01
Ten minutes' advice to the consumptiveG. Henderson1833-01-01
A plain account of vaccinationdesigned for the heads of families, wherein the history, advantages, and errors of this subject are popularly treatedRenshaw and Rush1833-01-01
An enquiry into the disease called cholera morbusshewing its nature, and suggesting the means of cureGardiner1833-01-01
The medical profession in EnglandHatchard and Son1834-01-01
Gin, the skeleton spirit and demon of depravity!! A voice from the poison palaces!!!addressed to the two Houses of the British legislaturePublished by Hatchard and Son1835-01-01
A key to phrenologycontaining a brief statement of the faculties of the mind, the history and practical uses of phrenology1836-01-01![Cover image for [Additional testimonials in favour of Dr. William Thomson as candidate for the Chair of Pathology in the University of Edinburgh]](https://covers.openlibrary.org/b/id/13380047-S.jpg)
[Additional testimonials in favour of Dr. William Thomson as candidate for the Chair of Pathology in the University of Edinburgh]s.n.1837-01-01
Mother's medical adviseron the diseases and management of children. With recipesBrittan and Reid1839-01-01
Hydropathy, or the effectual cure of acute and chronic diseases by the use of cold water only, with directions for its application, as practised by the inventor, Vincent Priessnitz... also, an account of the extraordinary cures effected by cold water, on upwards of 7,000 persons of all ranks and ages, at Graefenberg, and other places1842-01-01
Testimonials in favour of Dr Allen Thomson, ... as a candidate for the professorship of the Institutes of Medicine in the University of EdinburghNeill and Company1842-01-01
Medico-legal reportsSutherland & Knox1845-01-01
On the connexion between revealed religion and medical sciencebeing the substance of an essay which gained the Wix prize at St. Bartholomew's College, London, May, 1846Printed by S. & J. Bentley, Wilson, and Fley1846-01-01
A few remarks on the expectant treatment of diseasesJohn Churchill1847-01-01
Letter to a friend in reply to the question, What is vegetarianism?1849-01-01
Asiatic choleraits history and nature, with directions for its prevention and cureSecond edition.1849-01-01
The medical guidecontaining plain and simple directions for the treatment of the more common diseasesPrinted for the Booksellers1850-01-01
The works of Aristotle, the famous philosophercontaining his Complete master-piece and Family physician, his Experienced midwife, his Book of problems, and Remarks on physiognomy : to the original work is added, An essay on marriage; its duties and enjoymentsPrinted for the booksellers1850-01-01
Compte-rendu de la clinique chirurgicale de M. le Professeur C. Sédillot a la Faculté de Strasbourg, du 5 novembre 1849 au 31 mars 1850Imprimerie de G. Silbermann1850-01-01
Documents relating to Donaldson's Hospital1851Printed by Neill and Company1851-01-01
On rheumatic feverJosiah Allen, Printer1852-01-01
William T. G. Morton, M.D. -- Sulphuric ether. 1852Referred to a select committee : Dr. William H. Bissell, of Illinois, chairman : The select committee to whom was referred the memorial of Dr. William T.G. Morton, asking remuneration from Congress for the discovery of the anaesthetic or pain-subduing properties of sulphuric ethers.n.1852-01-01
The sophistry of empiricismJohn Churchill1853-01-01
The Edinburgh students' guide to the University, Royal College of Surgeons, &c &c. &c4th ed.Maclachlan & Stewart1854-01-01
Ueber die Anwendung galvanischer Ströme zur Heilung von Lähmungen und ContracturenSitzungsbericht der Hufeland'schen Gesellschaft vom 28. März 1856Druck des Typographischen Instituts in Berlin1856-01-01
The tricks of the trade in the adulterations of food and physicwith directions for their detection and counteraction1856-01-01
A Doctor's Fallacy on Smoking and Smokers, Examined and Explained by One Who Smokes, and a Medical Practitioner of Twenty-Five Years' Experience1857-01-01
Abhandlungen und Notizen über E.A. Groux's Fissura sterni congenitaDruck von J. E. M. Köhler1857-01-01
Cardiac hypertrophy with constriction and incompetency of the mitral valve following rheumatic fever; sudden apoplectic seizure; paralysis of whole of left side; death in eight daysobstruction of right middle cerebral artery by a firm mass of fibrin and softening of brainD. Dilworth, printer1858-01-01
Reports of continental children's hospitalss.n.1858-01-01
Congenital fissure of the sternumopinions in the case of Mr. Eugene A. Grouxs.n.1858-01-01
The Army in its medico-sanitary relationsSutherland and Knox1859-01-01
Ben Rhyddingthe principles of hydropathy and the compressed-air bathHamilton, Adams1859-01-01
On the relation of psychology to physiologya reviewPrinted by William Mackenzie1859-01-01
Biographical notice of John Thomson, M.D., F.R.S.L. & E. Professor of Medicine and General Pathology in the University of Edinburghwith a short account of the life of William Thomson, M.D., F.R.C.P. & S.E. Professor of the Practice of Physic in the University of Glasgow1859-01-01
Medical epidemicsglaucoma and iridectomy : a reviewPrinted at the University Press, by M.H. Gill1860-01-01
On the therapeutic influence of the southern climatic sanatoria, particularly with reference to chronic tuberculosis of the lungsJohn Churchill1861-01-01
The Book of the householdor, Family dictionary of everything connected with housekeeping and domestic medicine : with the treatment of children, management of the sick room, the sanitary improvements of the dwelling, the duties of servants, and full information on all other subjects relating to personal and domestic comfortLondon Print. and Pub. Co1862-01-01
Memorial of Dr. David Grierson, deputy Inspector-General of Hospitals in the Indian Army, etc., who died at Poonah ... 18631863-01-01
Remarkable Scottish poisoners(Causes c©♭l©·bres.) : Dr. E. Pritchard, the Glasgow poisonerA. Brown (Old Darien House)1865-01-01
"Everything about them"for the information of medical students, especially of the Scottish universities, and of the parents of young gentlemen intended for the medical profession generallyEdmonston & Douglas1866-01-01
Invaliding of sick soldiers at home and abroad discussed1866-01-01
The Madras Medical Service in 1867Printed by Gantz Brothers, at the Adelphi Press1867-01-01
On dyspepsia induced by the habitual use of soda-water and artificial seltzer-waters.n.1869-01-01
The Alchemists1869-01-01
Useful plantsplants adapted for the food of man described and illustrated1870-01-01
Intemperanceas governed by cosmic and social law : how can we become a temperate peopleWright & Potter1872-01-01
Testimonials in favour of James Adams, M.D., L.R.C.S.E., Fellow of the Faculty of Physicians and Surgeons, Glasgow, president of the Medico-Chirurgical Society, Glasgow, late examiner in chemistry to Fac. Phys. and Surg., Glasgow, formerly senior president of the Hunterian Medical Society, Edinburgh, and member of various learned associationsPrinted by James Macnab1872-01-01
The Post Office directory of chemists and druggistsincluding chemical manufacturers, wholesale druggists, drysalters, and patent medicine vendors, and other trades connected therewith, of England, Scotland and Wales and the principal towns in IrelandPrinted and published by Kelly and Co.1876-01-01
Minda quarterly review of psychology and philosophy : July, 1877Blackwell1877-01-01
Da Silva Lima on H©Œmatozoa[from the French]1878-01-01
Bible hygieneor, Health hintsHodder and Stoughton1879-01-01
Sewer gas and its effectsextracts from the works of the leading sanitary authorities, with special reference to the construction and ventilation of water closetsPublished by John Dodd1879-01-01
Notes on digestiona brief resumé of the latest pathologocal investigationsJohn Morgan Richards1886-01-01
A danger to the public health1894-01-01
Savill on the electrical changes of so-called idiopathic myopathyMacmillan and Co.1895-01-01
Iatrochimie et électro-homéopathieétude comparative sur la médecine du moyen-âge et celle des temps modernesChamuel1897-01-01
The toiletcontaining hints and advice on health, beauty, and dress, with innumerable recipes for the toilet table1897-01-01![Cover image for [Complimentary dinner to Dr. Hawthorne on the occasion of his leaving Glasgow]](https://covers.openlibrary.org/b/id/13395935-S.jpg)
[Complimentary dinner to Dr. Hawthorne on the occasion of his leaving Glasgow]printed by Alex. Macdougall1898-01-01
Statutory rules and orders, 1898s.n.1898-01-01
The wonder book of freaks and animals in the Barnum & Bailey greatest show on earth1898Walter Hill & Co.1898-01-01![Cover image for Testimonials in favour of James Hunter, Bachelor of Medicine and Master of Surgery of the University of Edinburgh [for the position of Deputy Commissioner in Lunacy for Scotland]](https://covers.openlibrary.org/b/id/13366245-S.jpg)
Testimonials in favour of James Hunter, Bachelor of Medicine and Master of Surgery of the University of Edinburgh [for the position of Deputy Commissioner in Lunacy for Scotland]s.n.1899-01-01
In loving memory of Hugh Calderwood ... Demonstrator of Anatomy, University of GlasgowPrinted by Wm. Lyon1899-01-01
The horsedissected model showing the internal structureThe Gresham Pub. Co.1900-01-01
Essai th©♭rapeutique du thig©♭nol "Roche" combinaison organique du soufre (10 0/0)prepar©♭e par Synth©·seF. Hoffmann1902-01-01
The holiday "Whitaker"an illustrated guide to the resorts in the United Kingdom and a handbook for holiday-makers, health-seekers and touristsWhitaker1908-01-01
Un libretto di alchimiainciso su lamine di piombo nel secolo XIV1910-01-01
The highest village in ScotlandTomintoul, Banffshire : health, holiday and fishing resort : 1160 feet above the level of the seaR.S. Shearer & Son1910-01-01
Catalogue of an exhibition of Biblesin commemoration of the tercentenary of the Authorized Version 1611-1911Provisional issue, under revision.James Maclehose and Sons1911-01-01
The operation of the four-shilling grant for pauper lunatics, and the expediency of giving it to patients satisfactorily kept elsewhere than in asylums, as in Scotlands.n.![Cover image for Introductory notice to [On the treatment of acute and chronic rheumatism of the joints, lumbago, &c.]](https://covers.openlibrary.org/b/id/11772989-S.jpg)
Introductory notice to [On the treatment of acute and chronic rheumatism of the joints, lumbago, &c.]s.n.
Voices of the sages, the times and the agesor, Historic gleanings : teaching the way to attain health and longevity, virtue and happiness, and to avoid disease and early death, crime and miseryWilliam Horsell
Some experiments on sterilisation by steams.n.
Notes on hydatid disease in New South Waless.n.
An antidote to the theories of the non-contagionists respecting the plaguePublished by Black, Young, & Young
The Glasgow medical curriculuma searchlight directed from the student's standpointGilmour & Lawrence (Printers)![Cover image for [Ten plates illustrative of tobacco amblyopia]](https://covers.openlibrary.org/b/id/13417824-S.jpg)
[Ten plates illustrative of tobacco amblyopia]![Cover image for [Physicians and surgeons]](https://covers.openlibrary.org/b/id/11771390-S.jpg)
[Physicians and surgeons]s.n.
Prof. Wright's coagulometer, made solely by Alfred E. Dean, 73 Hatton Garden, London, E.C.method of employing coagulation tubess.n.![Cover image for [Tubera Circumscripta and Tubera Diffusa]](https://covers.openlibrary.org/b/id/11773656-S.jpg)
[Tubera Circumscripta and Tubera Diffusa]s.n.
Clinical lectures on typhus and continued feverprinted by William Mackenzie
Anatomie pathologique de la phthisie pulmonaires.n.
Preliminary report on the meaning of cardio-pneumatic impulses and on the modifications of these impulses in diseasess.n.
A case of aortic aneurism, in which a communication with the pulmonary artery was recognised during life by physical signsJosiah Allen, Printer
The scalpelPrinted by Richardson, Hutchison, & Co., and sold by Charles Dewar![Cover image for Résumé général [des recherches physiologiques expérimentales sur la seconde digestion]](https://covers.openlibrary.org/b/id/11773154-S.jpg)
Résumé général [des recherches physiologiques expérimentales sur la seconde digestion]Imprimerie de L. Martinet![Cover image for [On the discovery of the lacteal and lymphatic vessels]](https://covers.openlibrary.org/b/id/11773640-S.jpg)
[On the discovery of the lacteal and lymphatic vessels]s.n.
On diphtherias.n.
Bacteriological survey of "surface" water suppliess.n.
Some experiments on the disinfection of rooms by gaseous formaldehydes.n.
Hints respecting choleraOliver and Boyd
The air of coal miness.n.
Remarks submitted to the medical professors of the universities of Scotland and Ireland, as well as to the licentiateson the necessity of medical reform, as the consequence of the selfish conduct of the College of Surgeons, and the President and Fellows of the College of Physicians of LondonPublished by Messrs. Burgess and White