John Joseph Mould

John Grieve's correspondence with Joseph Black and some contemporaneous Russo-Scottish medical intercommunication.

On 28 January 1783, Joseph Black, professor of medicine and chemistry at Edinburgh Univeristy, and William Robertson, its principal, were elected honorary foreign members of the Russian Academy of Sciences. In May of that year, John Grieve, a Scottish doctor returning to Britain from service with the Russian army, wrote from Riga, as "a scholar to his old master", to inform Black of arrangement...

John Brant Joseph Yoder Department of Computer Science University of Illinois

This paper contains a collection of patterns for database reporting applications. While there are many different aspects of reporting, this paper focuses on the ability to create new reports at runtime. It does not discuss user interface issues or good database design. This pattern language consists of patterns that pull data from the database and those that manipulate data after it has been ex...

"Very truly and undisturbedly yours": Joseph Workman and a verdict of malpractice against John Galbraith Hyde.

As superintendent of the Provincial Lunatic Asylum in Toronto from 1853 to 1875, Dr. Joseph Workman came in contact with most of the medical practitioners in Ontario. One of these was Dr. John Galbraith Hyde of Stratford, a fellow Ulsterman with whom Workman appears to have corresponded regularly. Hyde emigrated to Canada from County Tyrone, Ireland, in 1841, having received his license to prac...

The Contributions of Two Public Health Pioneers: John Snow and Joseph Goldberger

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as good as his little sister Maria. He does nothing but play marbles. I can't even send him to the store because he never brings home what I tell him to." The general tenor of this dissertation was repeated every time I saw her in the future. I devoted my first lesson to letting Joseph read the story of The Little Red Hen, pp. 1-9, Winston Primer. He read with great difficulty, spelling the wor...