...of Doctor of Medicine. A short visit to his friends in Ireland terminated 198 his sojourn in Europe. He returned to the United States, and immediately commenced the practice of physic in the city of Philadelphia. The science of medicine offered higher attractions to the doctor's...

...degree of Doctor of Medicine. A short visit to his friends in Ireland terminated his sojourn in Europe. He returned to the United States, and immediately commenced the practice of physic in the city of Philadelphia. The science of medicine offered higher attractions to the doctor's...

...medical education at Edinburgh. He became a Licentiate of the CoHege of Surgeons of that city in 1838, and immediately commenced the practice of his profession in his native town. His practice, though not highly remunerative, was a very extensive one, particularly in the Obstetric...

...prosecution of his studies in Guy's and St. Thomas's Hospitals, and then returned to the United States. He immediately commenced the practice of his profession...town. By his devotion and kindness to his patients, and his , consideration of those less favored by fortune, he became beloved and popular ; by his knowledge...

...future life and profession. He entered the medical class of Bowdoiu College in 1835, graduated in 1838, and immediately commenced the practice of his profession in his native town. Desiring a larger field for the exercise of his calling, in 1846 he started with his family westward,...

...Philadelphia. He obtained his degree of MD from the Jefferson Medical College, Philadelphia, in 1850, and immediately commenced the practice of his profession in his native town, where he afterward remained in the active and successful pursuit thereof: his reputation and influence...

...pupil of Sir Astley Cooper, and having spent six months in the prosecution of his studies in Grey's and St. Thomas's Hospitals, he returned to the United...the practice of his profession in his native town where, by his skill and kindness, especially to the poor, he soon gained an extensive practice. He...

...pupil of Sir Astley Cooper, and having spent six months in the prosecution of his studies in Grey's and St. Thomas's Hospitals, he returned to the United...the practice of his profession in his native town where, by his skill and kindness, especially to the poor, he soon gained an extensive practice. He...

...medical education at Edinburgh. He became a Licentiate of the College of Surgeons of that city in 1838, and immediately commenced the practice of his profession in his native town. His practice, though not highly remunerative, was a very extensive one, particularly in the Obstetric...