Smith writes about various subjects including: indexing ‘Veterinary Physiology’ ; Janet Bullock editing Smith’s work; the Society of Authors, and royalty payments; the publishers Bailliere, Tindall and Cox.
Smith writes regarding a question posed in ‘The Graphic’ about a book on horsemanship by Gordon published in 1852. Smith writes that he cannot find any information about it. He also mentions indexing ‘Veterinary Physiology’; ‘Veterinary History of the War in South Africa’; t…
Smith writes about various subjects including: his bankers; the ‘Journal of Physiology’ and Physiological Society; indexing ‘Veterinary Physiology’.
Smith writes about various subjects including: the Physiological Society; article in ‘Discovery’; indexing ‘Veterinary Physiology’; Professor Charles Sherrington elected President of the Royal Society.
Smith writes about various subjects including: reviews of Smith’s ‘Early History of Veterinary Literature’; Dr Charles Singer; indexing Smith’s ‘Veterinary Physiology’; author and publisher rights issues; Sir D’Arcy Power; Thomas Bates the surgeon; the Royal Society.
Smith writes about various subjects including: author and publisher rights issues between Smith and Bailliere, Tindall and Cox; reviews of Smith’s ‘Early History of Veterinary Literature’; the ‘Veterinary Record’; Thomas Bates, surgeon to the Royal Household; Sir D’Arcy Power; …
Smith writes about various subjects including: review of Smith’s work; Frederick Hobday; Pacton’s ‘Physiology'[?]; the ‘Veterinary Record’; Professorship of Hygiene at the Royal Veterinary College; the Grant of East Africa[?]; author and publisher rights issues between Smith and Bailliere, Tindall and Cox; female students at the University of Cambridge; the Library at the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons.
Smith writes about various subjects including: election of Council members of the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons; errors in ‘Veterinary Physiology’; Smith asked to be a Fellowship Examiner for Physiology; examinations; Smith writing his autobiography; the War Office; College Calendar; Smith’s shoulder pain.
Smith writes about various subjects including: the publishers Bailliere, Tindall and Cox, and errors in the printing of ‘Veterinary Physiology’; Smith accepting the role of Fellowship Examiner for Physiology for the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons; Smith writing an autobiography; the Finance Committee of the Royal Agricultural Society of England; Grenhall[?];…
Smith writes about various subjects including: writing to Hobday; the ‘British Medical Journal’; a veterinary surgeon named ‘Barling’; rare book dealers; Smith writing his autobiography; dissection of the eye; students at the Royal Veterinary College; illness of Bullock’s wife Janet;…
