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Book Class Date Student Name, (Surname, First Name(S)) Birthplace Home Address Address in Edinburgh Number of Matriculaton Ticke Number of Year of Medical Student name, (surname, first Book Class Date Birthplace Home address Address in Edinburgh matriculaton Study of Science Notes name(s)) ticket Botany General GB235 UOE University of Edinburgh Series: Class Lists Tutorial Elementary Subseries: Class List CL 13 1908- Botany Winter Term 1910 1908 Baëza, J I Barbados, West Indies Barbados University Union 2021 Medical GB235 UOE University of Edinburgh Series: Class Lists Tutorial Elementary Subseries: Class List CL 13 1908- Botany Winter Term 1910 1908 Boudon, C C Edinburgh Mauritius 22 Warrender Park Road 2448 Medical GB235 UOE University of Edinburgh Series: Class Lists Tutorial Elementary Subseries: Class List CL 13 1908- Botany Winter Term 1910 1908 Cooper, D S Ireland Rosebank, Ballymoney, Co Antrim 59 Broughton Street 1805 Medical GB235 UOE University of Edinburgh Series: Class Lists Tutorial Elementary Subseries: Class List CL 13 1908- Botany Winter Term 1910 1908 Davin, L F Tangiers Tangiers, Morocco 41 Castle Street 2316 Medical GB235 UOE University of Edinburgh Series: Class Lists Tutorial Elementary Subseries: Class List CL 13 1908- Botany Winter Term 1910 1908 Eyleyn, F B Philadelphia 15 Eildon Street 1201 Medical GB235 UOE University of Edinburgh Series: Class Lists Tutorial Elementary Subseries: Class List CL 13 1908- Botany Winter Term 1910 1908 Simpson, J W St Louis, U S A 40 Greenhill Gardens, Edinburgh 40 Greenhill Gardens 1870 Medical GB235 UOE University of Edinburgh Series: Class Lists Tutorial Elementary Subseries: Class List CL 13 1908- Botany Winter Term 1910 1908 Mackenzie, Eric L South Africa Kimberley, South Africa South African Union 1844 Medical GB235 UOE University of Edinburgh Series: Class Lists Tutorial Elementary Subseries: Class List CL 13 1908- Botany Winter Term 1910 1908 Moses, J G O Calcutta 1 Roland Road, Calcutta 21 Warrender Park Terrace 710 Medical GB235 UOE University of Edinburgh Series: Class Lists Tutorial Elementary Subseries: Class List CL 13 1908- Botany Winter Term 1910 1908 Lloyd, R L South Africa Grahamstown 7 Spottiswoode Road Medical GB235 UOE University of Edinburgh Series: Class Lists Tutorial Elementary Subseries: Class List CL 13 1908- Botany Winter Term 1910 1908 Gilliland, Hans Ireland Holywood, Co Down Lister House 613 Medical GB235 UOE University of Edinburgh Series: Class Lists Tutorial Elementary Subseries: Class List CL 13 1908- Botany Winter Term 1910 1908 Morrison, M Harris Lewisville, Tarbert, Harris c/o Lustig, 19 Livingstone Place 1807 Medical GB235 UOE University of Edinburgh Series: Class Lists Tutorial Elementary Subseries: Class List CL 13 1908- Botany Winter Term 1910 1908 Mackay, Magnus R Sutherlandshire Manse, Portree, Skye c/o MacGachie, 1 Marchmont Road 1146 Medical Number of Year of Medical Student name, (surname, first Book Class Date Birthplace Home address Address in Edinburgh matriculaton Study of Science Notes name(s)) ticket Botany General GB235 UOE University of Edinburgh Series: Class Lists Tutorial Elementary Subseries: Class List CL 13 1908- Botany Winter Term 1910 1908 Wier, H W Ireland Liscoom, Ballymena University Union 1343 Medical GB235 UOE University of Edinburgh Series: Class Lists Tutorial Elementary Subseries: Class List CL 13 1908- Botany Winter Term 1910 1908 Weston, Gordon Sydney Union Club, Sydney Blackie House Medical GB235 UOE University of Edinburgh Series: Class Lists Tutorial Elementary Subseries: Class List CL 13 1908- Botany Winter Term St Andrews House, Mortimer Street, 1910 1908 Stanley, Gilbert A Clifton London W 1 Viewforth Medical GB235 UOE University of Edinburgh Series: Class Lists Tutorial Elementary Subseries: Class List CL 13 1908- Botany Winter Term 1910 1908 Foster, C Clifford Halifax South Grove, Halifax 24 Melville Terrace 2740 GB235 UOE University of Edinburgh Series: Class Lists Tutorial Elementary Subseries: Class List CL 13 1908- Botany Winter Term 1910 1908 Pringle-Pattison, Ernest S Scotland 16 Churchhill, Edinburgh 16 Churchhill 499 Medical GB235 UOE University of Edinburgh Series: Class Lists Tutorial Elementary Subseries: Class List CL 13 1908- Botany Winter Term 1910 1908 Macaulay, M R L Lagos, West Africa Victoria Street 6 Lauriston Park 1803 Medical GB235 UOE University of Edinburgh Series: Class Lists Tutorial Elementary Subseries: Class List CL 13 1908- Botany Winter Term c/o Dr Richardson, 65 Bruntsfield 1910 1908 Melita, K R Calcutta 55 Canning Street Place 2345 Medical GB235 UOE University of Edinburgh Series: Class Lists Tutorial Elementary Subseries: Class List CL 13 1908- Botany Winter Term 1910 1908 Rogers, C D Ireland The Hill, Monaghan c/o McKenzie, 1 Marchmont Road 2010 Medical GB235 UOE University of Edinburgh Series: Class Lists Tutorial Elementary Subseries: Class List CL 13 1908- Botany Winter Term 1910 1908 [Fren?], H [Vryheid?] [Vryheid?], Natal University Union 2033 Medical Spelling? GB235 UOE University of Edinburgh Series: Class Lists Tutorial Elementary Subseries: Class List CL 13 1908- Botany Winter Term 4 [Georgeland?] Road, [Westbury?], 1910 1908 [Robertson, Douglas I?] Wimbledon Bristol St Giles' House Medical Spelling? GB235 UOE University of Edinburgh Series: Class Lists Tutorial Elementary Subseries: Class List CL 13 1908- Botany Winter Term 1910 1908 Maxwell, Aymer D Langholm Broomholm, Langholm c/o Mrs McLaren, 6 Lonsdale Terrace GB235 UOE University of Edinburgh Series: Class Lists Tutorial Elementary Subseries: Class List CL 13 1908- Botany Winter Term 1910 1908 Shirley, John K Lanark Commercial Bank, Lanark c/o Kyle, 5 Bruntsfield Avenue 1782 Medical Number of Year of Medical Student name, (surname, first Book Class Date Birthplace Home address Address in Edinburgh matriculaton Study of Science Notes name(s)) ticket Botany General GB235 UOE University of Edinburgh Series: Class Lists Tutorial Elementary Subseries: Class List CL 13 1908- Botany Winter Term 1910 1908 Shaw, R K England 121 Rue Stévin, Bruxelles University Union 2509 Medical GB235 UOE University of Edinburgh Series: Class Lists Tutorial Elementary Subseries: Class List CL 13 1908- Botany Winter Term 1910 1908 Stewart, A M Scotland 146 Ferry Road, Leith 146 Ferry Road, Leith Medical GB235 UOE University of Edinburgh Series: Class Lists Tutorial Elementary Subseries: Class List CL 13 1908- Botany Winter Term c/o Dr [Arastooyar?] [Jung?], 1910 1908 Husain, Khurshed Hyderabad, Decan, India [Afzullyuni?] Hospital, Hyderabad c/o Miss Kay, 28 Sciennes Road 214 Medical Spelling? GB235 UOE University of Edinburgh Series: Class Lists Tutorial Elementary Subseries: Class List CL 13 1908- Botany Winter Term 1910 1908 Johns, F N New Zealand Wicktteed Street, Wanganui 15 Buccleuch Place 289 Medical GB235 UOE University of Edinburgh Series: Class Lists Tutorial Elementary Subseries: Class List CL 13 1908- Botany Winter Term 1910 1908 Nosseir, A A Cairo, Egypt 41 [In…irth?] Street, Cairo 13 Teviot Place 1565 Medical Spelling? GB235 UOE University of Edinburgh Series: Class Lists Tutorial Elementary Subseries: Class List CL 13 1908- Botany Winter Term 1910 1908 Moustapha, Maher Alexandria, Egypt Bulkeley, Alexandria, Egypt University Union 1438 Medical GB235 UOE University of Edinburgh Series: Class Lists Tutorial Elementary Subseries: Class List CL 13 1908- Botany Winter Term 1910 1908 Forrester, James D Scotland High Street, Peebles University Union 495 Medical GB235 UOE University of Edinburgh Series: Class Lists Tutorial Elementary Subseries: Class List CL 13 1908- Botany Winter Term 1910 1908 [Lamand?], John Logan Kellon, N B 18 Regent Terrace 18 Regent Terrace 2123 Medical Spelling? GB235 UOE University of Edinburgh Series: Class Lists Tutorial Elementary Subseries: Class List CL 13 1908- Botany Winter Term 1910 1908 McIntosh, John K Spanish Town, Jamaica Port Antonio, Jamaica 25 Montpelier Park 346 Medical GB235 UOE University of Edinburgh Series: Class Lists Tutorial Elementary Subseries: Class List CL 13 1908- Botany Winter Term 1910 1908 [Cattanach?], John Newtonmore [Monaliadh?], Newtonmore 46 Marchmont Crescent 2806 Medical Spelling? GB235 UOE University of Edinburgh Series: Class Lists Tutorial Elementary Subseries: Class List CL 13 1908- Botany Winter Term 1910 1908 [Noursh?], Reginald H London University Union University Union Medical Spelling? GB235 UOE University of Edinburgh Series: Class Lists Tutorial Elementary Subseries: Class List CL 13 1908- Botany Winter Term All received 1910 1908 Certificates Number of Year of Medical Student name, (surname, first Book Class Date Birthplace Home address Address in Edinburgh matriculaton Study of Science Notes name(s)) ticket Botany General GB235 UOE University of Supplementary Edinburgh Series: Class Lists Course Arts and Subseries: Class List CL 13 1908- Science Winter Medical & 1910 Term 1908 Wajid, M A India St John's Hill, Bangalore, India 26 Lauriston Gardens 195 3 Arts GB235 UOE University of Supplementary Edinburgh Series: Class Lists Course Arts and Subseries: Class List CL 13 1908- Science Winter Science 1910 Term 1908 Sladeking, P S Ilfracombe Ilfracombe, Devon 12 Windsor Street 869 1 (Agr) GB235 UOE University of Supplementary Edinburgh Series: Class Lists Course Arts and Subseries: Class List CL 13 1908- Science Winter 1910 Term 1908 Waugh, A A Edinburgh 21 Cluny Gardens 700 1 General GB235 UOE University of Supplementary Edinburgh Series: Class Lists Course Arts and Subseries: Class List CL 13 1908- Science Winter Science 1910 Term 1908 Steuart, D W Broxburn Osborne Cottage, Broxburn 18 Warrender Park Road 389 1 (Agr) GB235 UOE University of Supplementary Edinburgh
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