University of Dundee Archives

A [Dundee] Family with Several Cases of Hypogammaglobulinaemia'

MS 111/2/17
Item
c 1971

Part of Dr William Maxwell Jamieson

By Jamieson and Mary R. Kerr. 'Received for Publication 17 November, 1961'.

A Report on the Clinical Aspects of An Epidemic of Paratyphoid Fever which occurred in Dundee in 1941'

MS 111/3/1
Item
c 1941

Part of Dr William Maxwell Jamieson

'With a note on several cases of Bacillary Food Infection which occurred about the same time'.

A Study of Cholera and Consumption in Dundee; 1830-1880'

MS 111/5/21
Item
1990

Part of Dr William Maxwell Jamieson

By James L. Denholm, High School of Dundee (SYS).

A Study of Diphtheria in Two Areas of Great Britain

MS 111/2/5
Item
1950

Part of Dr William Maxwell Jamieson

By Jamieson and others. Medical Research Council, Special Report Series No. 272. With summary in Monthly Bulletin of the Ministry of Health and the Public Health Laboratory Service. [One of the areas studied was Dundee].

Anterior Poliomyelitis - Report of 1947 Outbreak'

MS 111/3/5
Item
c 1947

Part of Dr William Maxwell Jamieson

[Report on cases admitted to King's Cross Hospital].

Anterior Poliomyelitis 1950'

MS 111/3/6
Item
c 1950

Part of Dr William Maxwell Jamieson

[Statistics of cases admitted to Kings Cross Hospital].

Anthrax and Bone-meal Fertiliser',

MS 111/2/6
Item
12 Mar 1955-19 Jul 1958

Part of Dr William Maxwell Jamieson

With D.M. Green, from the Lancet

Antigenic Activity of British Poliomyelitis Vaccine'

MS 111/2/9
Item
16 Feb 1957

Part of Dr William Maxwell Jamieson

A report to the committee on Laboratory Investigations of Poliomyelitis of the Medical Research Council. From British Medical Journal,

Article on King's Cross Hospital and infectious diseases

MS 111/1/2/5
Item
1912

Part of Dr William Maxwell Jamieson

British Association Handbook: Dundee Meeting - section by Chas. Templeman, Medical Officer of Health, on King's Cross Hospital and infectious diseases. [Duplicated]

Articles

MS 111/5/20
Sub-series
1989

Part of Dr William Maxwell Jamieson

AIDS could kill like Black Death' and other articles, quoting Jamieson from a talk to Dundee and District Retirement Council [full text given in MS111/3/13], from the Courier and Evening Telegraph

Articles and documents relating to the history of medicine

MS 111/6
Series
1801-1990

Part of Dr William Maxwell Jamieson

Miscellaneous articles and documents [not by Jamieson], relating to the history of medicine, with particular reference to Dundee and Tayside.

Articles and papers

MS 111/1/2
Sub-series
1870-1989

Part of Dr William Maxwell Jamieson

Concerned with King's Cross Hospital.

Articles on 'Holiday Health'

MS 111/2/29
Item
c 1980

Part of Dr William Maxwell Jamieson

From The Courier

Articles relating to infectious diseases

MS 111/5
Series
1825-1993

Part of Dr William Maxwell Jamieson

Articles [not by Dr Jamieson] relating to infectious diseases, mainly in Dundee and elsewhere in Scotland.

Bacillary Dysentery in Dundee'

MS 111/2/1
Item
4 Mar 1944

Part of Dr William Maxwell Jamieson

With J. Brodie and D. Stiven; from the British Medical Journal.

Bornholm Disease'

MS 111/2/26
Item
25 Nov 1976

Part of Dr William Maxwell Jamieson

From Nursing Mirror. [With typescript]

Bornholm Disease in the Tropics'

MS 111/2/2
Item
12 Jul 1947

Part of Dr William Maxwell Jamieson

With D.M. Prinsley. From British Medical Journal

Camperdown Estate, the King's Cross Stone. Nurse Thow standing beside the stone, after which the Hospital was named.

MS 111/8/1/15
Item

Part of Dr William Maxwell Jamieson

107mm x 130mm

City Square. Miss Amelia Bruce S.R.N., S.R.F.N., Matron of King's Cross 1938-1951. Bruce is in line during a Civil Defence Inspection made by King George VI and Queen Elizabeth.

MS 111/8/1/10
Item
c.1940s

Part of Dr William Maxwell Jamieson

108mm x 70mm

Clippings

MS 111/7/3
Item
1967-1978

Part of Dr William Maxwell Jamieson

Clippings from Courier about Tay Bridge Disaster, 1978; and story of Bucklemaker Wynd, from Evening Telegraph, 1967.

Coffins in a Vault

MS 111/8/8
Item
1972

Part of Dr William Maxwell Jamieson

3 photographs of coffins in a vault at Constitution Burial Ground before being filled in. Includes correspondence to Jamieson from Dr A. G. Scott regarding the possibility of cholera infection.

Comments on the Health and Health Services in the County of Perth and Kinross from 1891 to 1960'