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The University of St Andrews conferred on Hume the degree of M.D. on 12 January 1816, and on 22 December 1819 he was admitted a licentiate of the Royal College of Physicians. [2] On his own account, he had previously been in France with the Duke of Wellington. [14] From half-pay, he was made an Inspector of Hospitals in 1820. [15]
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As the 19th century became the 20th century, McNeill persisted in his pursuit of hospitals and improved public health for Argyll, while local communities strove to appoint and maintain resident doctors. In 1911, his Medical Health Officer's report for Argyll stated that there was one doctor for every 1,289 inhabitants.
His wife's fortune placed him in easy circumstances, and he spent the next year in Paris, attending hospitals and studying languages (including Arabic), and then went to Leyden, where he passed an examination for M.D. in 1786. [1] Jackson settled as a physician at Stockton-on-Tees, and remained there seven years. When war broke out in 1793, he ...
Hamilton was the son of Robert Hamilton, a professor of divinity at Edinburgh.He was born in Edinburgh in 1749, and studied medicine there and on the continent. Early on, he became a physician at the Royal Infirmary, George Heriot's Hospital, and other hospitals in Edinburgh, and had a large practice.