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XM/925

Papurau Dwylan (Pa Llanengan)
Dwylan (Pa Llanengan) Papers

Item TitleDescriptionArchive Date
XM/925/61. ATTENDANCE CERTIFICATE whereby David D. Davis of London confirms that Thomas Williams has attended his course on obstetrics for five months. Latin. Linen backed.  1825 March 21
XM/925/62. ATTENDANCE CERTIFICATE whereby George John Guthrie confirms that Mr. Thomas Williamson has attended on course of his Lectures on the Principles and Practice of Surgery during the Winter of 1824 and 18...  more 1825 June 3
XM/925/63. June 3ATTENDANCE CERTIFICATE whereby Joshua Brookes of the Theatre of Anatomy, Blenheim St, Ct. Marlborough St. confirms that Mr. Thomas Williams has attended three winter courses of his Lectures on A...  more 1825
XM/925/64. ATTENDANCE CERTIFICATE confirming attendance at Lectures on Surgery at the Theatre of Anatomy, Great Windmill St, London. Particulars lost. Ink faded. Mounted.  1825
XM/925/65. ADMITTANCE CARD grated by Charles Bill to Mr. Thomas Williams to Lectures on Surgery. Printed and Illustrated.  [1824-1825]
XM/925/66. ADMITTANCE CARD granted by Dr. Davis to Mr. Thomas Williams to two courses of Lectures on the Theory and Practice of Midwifery, and on the Diseases of women and children. Printed.  [1824-1825]
XM/925/67. ADMITTACE CARD to Dr. Davis’s Lectures on the Theory and Practice of Midwifery, and on the Diseases of Women and Children. Printed.  [1824-1825]
XM/925/68/1. CERTIFICATE whereby Thomas Addison confirms, on behalf of the Physicians to the Public Dispensary, Bishop’s court, that T. Williams "has been a Pupil at that Charity since the 1st of Octobe...  more 1825 June 3
XM/925/68/2. CERTIFICATE of five years apprenticeship, given by Thomas Hughes, Pwllheli, to Thomas Williams. Manuscript.  1824 Aug 29
XM/925/68/3 CERTIFICATE, signed by William Lynn,
Anthony Carlisle and Anthony White, surgeons confirming that Mr. Thomas
Williams has attended the Practice of the Westminster Hospital for nine month...
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[1825 July]
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