...Lower had removed to London soon after the commencement of these experiments, and in 1667 had been a fellow of the royal society^ and of the college of physicians. The reputation acquired by his. publications brought him into extensive practice; and after the death...

...Lower had removed to London soon after the commencement of these experiments, and in 1667 had been a fellow of the royal society, and of the college of physicians. The reputation acquired by his publications brought him into extensive practice; and after the death...

...Lower had removed to London soon after the commencement of these experiments, and in 1667 had been a fellow of the royal society, and of the college of physicians. The reputation acquired by his publications brought him into extensive practice; and after the death...

...definitely, but could merely give this vague mode of showing the proper proportion of beds to each ward. He recommends open fireplaces under a chimney, and condemns...later years of the great sage's life. From 1758 to 1703, he published his ' Medical and (Economical Observations.' He was most successful iu his arrangements...

...Puris Confectione), was admitted a Licentiate of the College of Physicians 9th February, 1765. He was a fellow of the Royal Society, and of the College of Physicians of Edinburgh, and practised at Philadelphia. He died there in 1789, and was the author of — A Discourse...

...fair share of honours aud honourable titles. In 1853 he was knighted : he was also Hon. DCL of Oxford; a Fellow of the Royal Society and of the College of Physicians, London; Hon. Member of the Cambridge Philosophical Society, of the Academy of Sciences at Madrid, of...

...their recommendation, became much frequented. In 1666 he went to London, practiced medicine, and became a fellow of the royal society and of the college of physicians. In 1669 he published his Tractaliut de Corde. After Dr. Willis's death in 1675. he was at the head...

...Oxford on his return to England ; and appointed physician to St. Thomas's Hospital. He was also admitted a fellow of the Royal Society, and of the College of Physicians. In 1719 he was consulted by government on the means of preventing contagion ; and the advice which...

...and wrote an account of the expedition. In 1707, he published a work on chemistry; afterwards became a fellow of the royal society, and of the college of physicians. In 1722, he was in parliament, but being suspected of favoring the restoration of the Stuarts, he was...

...preface we also learn that Drake studied at Cambridge, and came up to London in 1 696 ; he was elected a Fellow of the Royal Society and of the College of Physicians. The " narrowness of his fortune" compelled him to "list himself in the service of the booksellers,...