The Subject index to periodicals.

1923-1925 never published.

Transactions of the Linnean Society.

List of members appears in v. 1 and appended to v. 13-14, 17-18.

Re-invent yourself: from London intensive care nursing and the Nigerian oil fields to an an academic library in Brisbane; a career change worth making.

A complete change of career forces a seismic shift in every aspect of your life. From day one, you have to face the loss of long held beliefs, behaviours, the known world of self, and security. We came from professions that themselves are poles apart, and many of the challenges we faced entering the profession were the same: juggling full-time work, part time study, and family commitmemts, taking a pay cut, and loss of social life. But over a short period of time we both transitioned to our new profession successfully. so what make our successful transition possible?

Sir Bernard Spilsbury: a survey and catalogue of his autopsy case cards from the Wellcome Library, London

During his lifetime, Sir Bernard Spilsbury was referred to as the ‘‘father of forensic medicine.’’ He became a household name as a result of several famous cases. Several articles have been written about his life and work, but an objective assessment has proved difficult because of the lack of available material that Spilsbury himself produced. His main legacy has been a series of case cards, but for many years these were unavailable to the researcher. In 2008, a collection of some 4000 of Spilsbury’s case cards was bought by The Wellcome Library in London and therefore entered the public domain. In this article, we report our study of 650 of these cards. We discuss trends in Spilsbury’s work and several specific cases in more detail. These cards allow an objective view to be taken of Spilsbury’s everyday work, and we feel that some reappraisal of his legacy is now timely

The Italian Academies, 1525-1700: a themed collection database, London, British Library

A database of books published by Italian Academies between 1525 and 1700. The Italian Academies Themed Collection provides a detailed searchable database for locating printed material relating to the Italian learned Academies active in Avellino, Bari, Benevento, Bologna, Brindisi, Caltanissetta, Catania, Catanzaro, Enna, L’Aquila, Lecce, Mantua, Naples, Padua, Palermo, Rome, Salerno, Siena, Syracuse, Trapani, and Venice in the period 1525-1700 and now held in the collections of the British Library.

Catalogue of the Hebrew mss. of the Montefiore Library and of the Hebrew manuscripts in the Jews' College, London

Text teilw. hebr.

Catalogue of the Hebrew books in the Library of the British Museum London

Catalogue of Hebrew books in the British Museum

Catalogue of Hebraica and Judaica in the library of the Corporation of the City of London

by A. Löwy

The University of Alicante Library copy of Palmerin d'Oliva (London, 1637): A Bibliographical Description

The purpose of this article is to provide bibliographical information about a copy of the fourth edition of the two parts of Anthony Munday's translation of Palmerin d'Oliva (London, 1637; STC 19160) recently purchased by the University of Alicante Library and not mentioned in the standard bibliographies. The article contains a detailed bibliographical description based on Bowers's principles (1949) and is designed to be useful to scholars by making direct consultation of the copy in most cases unnecessary. The description is preceded by a short introduction to the literary text and its publication in England.

A catalogue of the library of the Corporation of the city of London.

Interleaved.

Catalogue of the Library of the Royal College of Surgeons in London.

Mode of access: Internet.

Diary of the Rev. John Ward, A. M., vicar of Stratford-upon-Avon, extending from 1648 to 1679. From the original mss. preserved in the library of the Medical society of London.

Microfilmed for preservation

Catalogue of the library of the Royal college of surgeons in London.

Appended to v.2, with special t.-p.: Synopsis of the arrangement followed in the classed catalogue of books belonging to the Royal college of surgeons in London. London, 1838. (4 p. ℓ., 36 p.)