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GB 0809 Ross - Ross, Col Sir Ronald (1857-1932)
01 - Medals awarded to Sir Ronald Ross
02 - Photographs
03 - Letters, orders and records of service relating to Ross' career in the Indian Medical Service
04 - Correspondence, applications and orders relating to Ross' research during his posts in India, from May 1895 to September 1897, and about an official inquiry into malaria
05 - Official applications for appointments, especially for malaria research made in 1897-1898, and orders and letters.
06 - Material on Ross' posting in Kherwara to relieve DC Johnstone
07 - Letters relating to invitations to provide papers for the Indian Medical Congress and the International Congress of Hygiene and Demography (8th) Budapest
08 - Book of poetry: Edgar or the new Pygmalion and the Judgement of Tithonus by Ross
09 - Periodical: Scientific memoirs by medical officers of the army of India, edited by Sir Benjamin Simpson, Part III.
10 - Notebook kept during the Chin Lushai Expedition of 1889-1890 in Burma
11 - Articles by Ross on fever, malaria and the chest measurement of recruits
12 - Letters from Patrick Manson to Ross on Ross' research into the transmission of malaria by mosquitoes
13 - Letters from Ross to Patrick Manson on Ross' research into the transmission of malaria by mosquitoes
14 - Letters from Charles Louis Alphonse Laveran to Ross on Ross' research into the transmission of malaria by mosquitoes
15 - Copies of letters from Ross to Charles Louis Alphonse Laveran on Ross' research into the transmission of malaria by mosquitoes
16 - Letters from George Henry Falkiner Nuttall to Ross on Nuttall's research into the part played by insects in the spread of disease
17 - Copies of letters from Ross to George Henry Falkiner Nuttall on Ross' research into kala-azar, and one letter from Nuttall to Ross
18 - Photographs and letters relating to Ross writing his memoirs
19 - Publication: The mode of infection in malaria: three more Ross-Manson letters, 1898 by Sir Ronald Ross
20 - Letters from Ross to Manson including information on the Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine's expedition to Sierra Leone
21 - Material relating to Ross' service in India
22 - Letter and article by Andrew Buchanan on mosquitoes and malaria sent to Patrick Manson
23 - Correspondence on malaria and mosquitoes
24 - Letters from Patrick Manson to Ross on the Ross-Manson correspondence
25 - Material relating to the Ross-Manson correspondence including letters to a solicitors firm on the ownership of the correspondence, and letters with the London School of Tropical Medicine
26 - Letter from Percy Alexander Macmahon, General Secretary, British Association to Ross on a paper: Verb-functions
27 - Copies of the Ross-Manson correspondence, extracts from Lord Lister's correspondence and a pamphlet: Two Ross-Manson letters
28 - Diary and notes of researches on malaria (with letters interleaved) India, Book 1
29 - Diary and notes of researchers on malaria and kala-azar India, Book 2 including interleaved correspondence, telegrams, patient notes, receipts and reports.
30 - Reports and publications on sanitation by Ross
31 - Letters from patients in Bangalore to Ross
32 - Newspaper cuttings on sanitation in India
33 - Pamphlet: A catechism of vaccination for the use of vaccinators and others by Francis Joseph, revised by Ronald Ross
34 - Reports on the outbreak of cholera in the civil and military station of Bangalore
35 - Correspondence and notes relating to Ross' work in India
36 - Correspondence and manuscript reports on the cholera outbreak at Bangalore
37 - Letters and reports by S Amritaraj relating to sanitation and health in Bangalore
38 - Letter from SB Dhavle, Under Secretary to the Government of Bihar and Orissa to Ross in his role as Editor of the Annals of Tropical Sanitation, University of Liverpool and list showing names of officers and local bodies willing to subscribe to the Annals
39 - Published and unpublished papers by Ross on medical subjects written in India 1890 to 1899
40 - Photographs illustrating leucocytes, blood-plates etc under the microscope, done in Secunderabad in 1893 and used in Ross' Parkes Memorial Prize Essay in 1894
41 - Reports on the infection of birds with proteosoma by the bite of mosquitoes by Ross
42 - Reports on the cultivation of proteosoma, Labbe, in grey mosquitoes by Ross
43 - Cuttings and articles from medical journals by various authors and draft manuscripts on malaria, the Indian Medical Service and Indian Sanitation by Ross
44 - Material relating to Edwin Lawrie and malaria
45 - Manuscripts by Ross and correspondence
46 - Publications by Ross and Sir Patrick Manson
47 - Articles and letters in publications, mostly by Ross and Sir Patrick Manson
48 - Letters to Ross on malaria
49 - Journals and publications containing articles mostly on malaria by Ross and Sir Patrick Manson
50 - Correspondence on a visit by Sir Patrick Manson to Henry George Plimmer and J Bancroft's work
51 - Italian publications on malaria by authors including Dr Amico Bignami, Giovanni Battista Grassi, Giuseppe Bastianelli, and Antonio Dionisi.
52 - Correspondence between Dr Thomas Edmondston Charles and Ross and material relating to the Italians research into malaria
53 - Material on the Italian piracy of Ross' work including letters from Robert Koch, Patrick Manson, Louis Westenra Sambon, E Almquist, Charles Wilberforce Daniels, and Charles Louis Alphonse Laveran, articles and manuscripts
54 - Publications on malaria by Italians authors including Dr Amico Bignami, Giovanni Battista Grassi and Giuseppe Bastianelli
55 - Draft letters by Ross on GB Grassi and Giovanni Noe's work on filariasis
56 - Material on Ross' dispute with Giovanni Battista Grassi including correspondence, draft manuscripts and articles published in the Italian periodical Il Policlinico
57 - Material on Ross' dispute with Giovanni Battista Grassi including correspondence with James Cantlie, Editor of the Journal of Tropical Medicine and the Editor of the British Medical Journal, manuscripts, unpublished articles and publications
58 - Correspondence relating to the matter of the removal of Ross' portrait at the Wellcome Medical Historical Museum
59 - Press cuttings on Ross' inaugural lecture for the opening of the Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine and a report of a fund raising dinner for the London School of Tropical Medicine
60 - Material relating to Ross' post at the Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine
61 - Correspondence relating to Ross's appointment to and resignation from the Jenner Institute of Preventive Medicine
62 - Correspondence and material about Ross' re-appointment to the Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine
63 - Life-history of the parasites of malaria by Ross in Nature, No.15553, vol 60.
64 - Letters, agreements with publishers and accounts for the book Mosquito Brigades by Ross
65 - Sur les travaux de la mission organisee par l'Ecole de medecine tropicale de Liverpool, pour l'etude de paludisme a Sierra Leone et sur une instruction put la prevention du paludisme by Charles Louis Alphonse Laveran
66 - Notebook of the Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine's expedition to Sierra Leone to investigate malaria interleaved with correspondence with the School, Matthew Nathan - the Acting Governor of Sierra Leone, Mary Kingsley and William Henry Williams Strachan - Principal Medical Officer Lagos and a map of Freetown
67 - Reports, manuscripts and press cuttings on the Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine's expedition to Sierra Leone to investigate malaria
68 - Publications on malaria and the Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine's expedition to Sierra Leone by various authors
69 - Correspondence between Ross and Lord Lister, and related material
70 - Manuscripts, published articles and letters on malaria and mosquitoes
71 - Correspondence between Ross and Sir Alfred Lewis Jones, Chairman, Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine and Alfred William Winterslow Dale, Principal, University College, Liverpool on Ross' duties and responsibilities in the School and on the rights to Ross' publications
72 - Articles and press cuttings relating to malaria and mosquitoes, and related topics
73 - Material on the publication of 'Malarial Fever, its cause, prevention and treatment' by Ross
74 - Material on Sierra Leone mostly relating to a letter written by William Thomas Prout to the editor of the British Medical Journal on the extermination of mosquitoes in Sierra Leone and the controversy surrounding his claims including a meeting of the Malaria Committee of the Royal Society, correspondence with the Colonial Office and letters from Matthew Logan Taylor who was employed as a research worker in Sierra Leone by the Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine
75 - Material on the Gambia expedition of 1901
76 - Gold Coast (now Ghana) Expedition 1901-1902
77 - Material on the dispute over the discovery of the human trypanosome
78 - Material on Sir William MacGregor, Governor of Lagos, Nigeria
79 - Material on the Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine's expedition to Sierra Leone
80 - Material relating to James Coats Junior's gift of money to the Tropical Sanitation Fund, mainly to fund Ross' work on mosquito control in Sierra Leone
81 - Material on the administration of the Tropical Sanitation Fund
82 - Material on malaria expedition to Sierra Leone 1901-1902
83 - Reports, publications and course material on health issues such as malaria, sanitation and hygiene in Lagos, Nigeria
84 - Research into arsenic in the hair of patients with beriberi
85 - Material on Ross' trip to Ismailia, Egypt in September 1902 to investigate malaria
86 - Award of the Nobel Prize for Medicine to Ross in 1902
87 - Letters of congratulation to Ross on being appointed a CB (Companion of the Bath)
88 - Visit to St Louis and Panama September - October 1904
89 - Material on Ross' visit to Greece to advise on malaria eradication in June 1906
90 - Material on Ross' expedition to Mauritius to investigate and eradicate malaria in 1907-1908
91 - Correspondence about a proposed Malaria Society
92 - Material relating to Ross being an external examiner on the Diploma in Tropical Medicine & Hygiene at Cambridge University
93 - Material on Ross' application for Chair of Protozoology at the University of London
94 - A British Nobel Prize - letter to the editor of the British Medical Journal, written by Ross but published anonymously 8 December 1906
95 - Correspondence regarding Ross' application for a Lectureship in Tropical Medicine at Edinburgh University
96 - Material on a visit by Ross to Brussels to treat Baron Dhannis
97 - Material on a visit to Stockholm to attend the tenth anniversary celebration of the Nobel prize and to be appointed an Honorary Doctor of Medicine from the Karolinksa Institutet in December 1910
98 - Expedition to Europe including visits to the New Centenillo Silver and Lead Mines in Spain and to the Lake Copais Company in Greece to advise on malaria eradication in 1913
99 - Material on the opening of Institut fur Schiffs und Tropenkrankheiten zu Hamburg (Institute of Tropical Medicine, Hamburg, Germany) and Ross' attendance at the opening ceremony
100 - Letters from Noel van Raalte to Ross asking advice on mosquito control on Brownsea Island, Dorset
101 - Material on Ross' visit to Cyprus to advise on malaria eradication in 1913
102 - Manuscripts and publications by Ross and others; related correspondence and press cuttings
103 - Material relating to India including the Conference on malaria at Nagpur 1902, Bombay Medical Congress 1909 and the anti-malaria campaign at Mian Mir
104 - Correspondence with and about EMG Parlato-Hopkins
105 - Correspondence with friends after the publication of his Memoirs including George William Patrick Dennys, KN Appiah relating to his work with Ross on malaria research and Andrew Lang Browne
106 - Material on malaria in Mian Mir, India
107 - Material relating to Waldemar Mordecai Wolff Haffkine and the Mulkowal incident
108 - Material on lectures given by Ross
109 - Material relating to Ross' research work while at the Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine
110 - Material on cryotherapy research (use of a cold chamber) at the Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine and King's College Hospital, London
111 - Letters and press cuttings from Sir Edwin Durning-Lawrence to Ross on his theory on Bacon writing Shakespeare
112 - Material on research projects conducted in the Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine
113 - Material relating to Ross' work at the Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine
114 - Material on Parliamentary Actions for malaria returns by Members of Parliament
115 - Material on a proposal for a British prize for medical research
116 - Report by Ross to the Board of Education on the financial position of the London School of Tropical Medicine
117 - Material on Ross' claim for reward for his scientific discovery, includes material on Edward Jenner's reward for the discovery of vaccination and correspondence with others who he encourages to petition the government for monetary reward
118 - Material on the dismissal of Richard P Cowl from the University of Bristol and the proposed investigation into the administration of the University
119 - Material on Ross' campaign to improve conditions and pay of those working on medical research, including a pension scheme for tropical medicine workers
120 - Correspondence, mostly between Ross and William Martin, on changes to the Patent Laws to encourage scientific research
121 - Material on Ross' campaign to receive monetary reward for his discovery of the mosquito transmission of malaria
122 - Material on a proposed monument to Ross and WC Gorgas at Panama to commemorate the medical men who made the canal possible
123 - Letter and photograph from JE Pincher on John Holt, African Ship Owner and Merchant
124 - Letter from Ernesto Cacace to Ross
125 - Correspondence on Ross's application for the governorship of Western Australia
126 - Correspondence on a proposed visit to Australia by Ross
127 - Material on letters by Ross and others to the Times on various subjects including the death of William Crawford Gorgas, a proposed malaria bureau and Ross' election as a Foreign Associate of the Academie de Medecine, Paris
128 - Press cuttings and letters relating to the death of Sir Patrick Manson on 9 April 1922, including Ross' criticism of the information in some of the obituaries relating to Manson's role in the discovery of the mosquito transmission of malaria
129 - Material including obituaries and correspondence relating to the death of Charles Louis Alphonse Laveran
130 - Material on a visit to Paris for the commemorative celebration of the death of Edward Jenner at the Academie de Medecine, Institut Superior de Vaccine on 23 January 1923
131 - Lectures delivered by Ross to various institutions and organisations
132 - Letters to the press and occasional publications and papers by Ross, mainly on scientific subjects but also on poetry, prohibition and women's suffrage
133 - Material relating to Ross' war service including correspondence on his role with the Territorial Forces at the 1st Western General Hospital in Liverpool
134 - Material on Ross' role as Consulting Physician in Tropical Diseases to the hospitals for Indian troops in England (Brighton, Bournemouth, Brockenhurst and Netley)
135 - Material on Ross' work during the First World War including material on anti-malaria measures in Salonika, Ross' appointment as Consultant for Malaria in Southern England, his promotion to Colonel, demobilisation and an article on malaria for the Official Medical History of the War
136 - Material on Ross' pay conditions during the war
137 - Material on Ross' service during the First World War in the Mediterranean Expeditionary Force
138 - Material on the publishing of the book The Prevention of Malaria (1910) by Ross
139 - Material on the publication of Memoirs by Ross
140 - Material relating to Sir Malcolm Watson, Cyril Strickland and malaria control in the Federated Malay States
141 - Letters and press cuttings on sleeping sickness
142 - Letters and press cuttings regarding the discovery and research of Leishmania Donovani
143 - Sir Patrick Manson's Malaria chart
144 - Correspondence between Ross and various individuals on malaria and related subjects
145 - Letters and correspondence with various individuals including George Henry Falkiner Nuttall, Sir William MacGregor, Sir Patrick Manson, Walter Gawan King and Charles Louis Alphonse Laveran
146 - Letters and press cuttings relating to Ross and on a variety of subjects, arranged by year
01 - 1899 letters
02 - 1900 letters
03 - 1901 letters
04 - 1902 letters
05 - 1903 letters and press cuttings
06 - 1904 letters and press cuttings
07 - 1905 letters and press cuttings
08 - 1906 letters and press cuttings
09 - 1907 letters and press cuttings
10 - 1908 letters and press cuttings
11 - 1909 letters and press cuttings
12 - 1910 letters and press cuttings
13 - 1911 letters and press cuttings
14 - 1912 letters and press cuttings
15 - 1913 letters and press cuttings
16 - 1914 letters and press cuttings
17 - 1915 letters and press cuttings
18 - 1916 letters and press cuttings
19 - 1917 letters and press cuttings
20 - 1918 letters and press cuttings
21 - 1919 letters and press cuttings
22 - 1920 letters and press cuttings
23 - 1921 letters and press cuttings
24 - 1922 letters and press cuttings
25 - 1923 letters and press cuttings
26 - Letters and press cuttings
27 - 1925 letters and press cuttings
01 - Press cutting: Historical aspects of malaria by Andrew Balfour in Nature
02 - Press cutting: Insects and disease in the Statesman
03 - Press cutting: Prevention of disease. Science congress. Need for public health services in the Statesman
04 - Press cutting: Conquest of the tropics in the Daily Telegraph
05 - Press cutting: A grand old man by A Harley Street Doctor in the Manchester Evening News
06 - Press cutting: Medicine's grand old man. Sir James Mackenzie's work for humanity. A triumph of courage by A Harley Street Doctor in the Nottingham Evening Post
07 - Press cutting: Our home page. Potted pestology: a fable by Elizabeth Casson in the Morning Post
08 - Press cutting: Where the sun shone in Daily Sketch
09 - Press cutting: Conquest of the tropics. Imperial College's campaign against malaria in Financial News
10 - Press cutting: Sir Oliver Lodge on telepathy. A reality we do not understand. Press and science in the Sunday Times
11 - Press cutting: Mind without matter. Existence upheld by noted scientist in Aberdeen Press and Journal
12 - Press cutting: Sir Oliver Lodge declares telepathy a reality. Cannot yet be explained in Birmingham Post
13 - Press cutting: Mind without matter. Telepathy a reality says Sir Oliver Lodge in Bulletin
14 - Press cutting: Tropical diseases. Sir Ronald Ross's new research work in the Daily Mail
15 - Press cutting: A quotation from Ross' speech at the Press Club dinner on 28th February 1925 in the Daily Sketch
16 - Press cutting: Reality on telepathy. Sir Oliver Lodge's belief in the Daily Telegraph
17 - Press cutting: Telepathy a reality. Sir Oliver Lodge on thought reading in Evening Dispatch
18 - Press cutting: Tropical diseases. Sir Ronald Ross to be director of new research hospital in Evening News
19 - Press cutting: Mind and matter. Sir Oliver Lodge and telepathy in Glasgow Herald
20 - Press cutting: Telepathy a reality. Sir Oliver Lodge and our wonderful times in Liverpool Post and Mercury
21 - Press cutting: The conquest of disease in Liverpool Post and Mercury
22 - Press cutting: Medical research too slow. Sir Ronald Ross calls for more money. Sir O. Lodge on telepathy in Manchester Guardian
23 - Press cutting: Telepathy a reality. Sir Oliver Lodge's conviction in the Morning Post
24 - Press cutting: Conquest of disease in North Mail, Newcastle Daily Chronicle
25 - Press cutting: Malaria's yearly toll. Sir Ronald Ross's plea for bigger outlay on medical research in Shields Daily News
26 - Press cutting: Telepathy a reality. Sir Oliver Lodge on mind without matter in Sheffield Daily Telegraph
27 - Press cutting: Mind and matter. Telepathy a fact. Sir O. Lodge's belief. The press and science in South Wales News
28 - Press cutting: The press and science. Sir Oliver Lodge's belief in telepathy in the Times
29 - Press cutting: Sir Oliver Lodge and telepathy. "It is a reality": vital process in Western Mail
30 - Press cutting: Our defences. The war against disease in the Daily Chronicle
31 - Press cutting: Prevention and cure in Daily Telegraph
32 - Press cutting: Live longer, says science. Sir R. Ross on what research is doing. Lingering Londoners. When we are 150 - and still going strong in Evening News
33 - Press cutting: People to live 150 years in Birmingham Mail
34 - Press cutting: Longer life by research. Effort to lengthen man's days in Daily Despatch.
35 - Press cutting: People to live 150 years. Age of Methuselahs prophesied. "Immortality" in the Daily Express
36 - Press cutting: Gay Methuselahs in the Daily Graphic
37 - Press cutting: Long life and ideal homes in the Evening Citizen
38 - Press cutting: Living twenty years longer in Leeds Mercury
39 - Press cutting: To live parrot's years in the Nottingham Evening News
40 - Press cutting: Long life research. Why cannot we live to 100 or more? in the South Wales Echo
41 - Press cutting: Science & the duration of life in the South Wales News
42 - Press cutting: Do we want to live longer? letter from Robert Fielding-Ould to the editor of the Evening News
43 - Press cutting: A quotation from Ross' comments on increased expectation of life in the Newcastle Daily Journal and North Star
44 - Press cutting: A condensed account of Ross' comments on increased life expectation in the Northern Daily Telegraph
45 - Press cutting: Comments on the increased expectation of life in the Todmorden Advertiser
46 - Press cutting: Telepathy a reality. Sir Oliver Lodge's declaration in the Chester Chronicle
47 - Press cutting: It is possible for us all to live longer. Sir Ronald Ross has great faith in the scientist. American suggests that we should all be immortal in the Evening Telegraph.
48 - Press cutting: "Science night" at the Press Club. Sir Oliver Lodge and Sir Ronald Ross entertained in Newspaper World
49 - Press cutting: A quotation from Ross' comments on increased expectation of life in Reynold's Illustrated News
50 - Press cutting: Living to be 150 years old. Sixpence a year will help "allotted span" in Sunday News
51 - Press cutting: Paragraph on Ross' views on living longer in Courier.
52 - Press cutting: Cancer Research in Municipal Engineering and Sanitary Record
53 - Press cutting: A comment on Ross's remarks on increased expectation of life in London Opinion
54 - Press cutting: Medical benefactors, letter from Ross to the editor of the Times
55 - Press cutting: To live 150 years in the Lincolnshire Standard
56 - Press cutting: Mosquito and malaria in the Bulletin and Scots Pictorial
57 - Press cutting: Fighting cockroaches in the Daily Dispatch
58 - Press cutting: Clever mosquitoes. A tale of the bees in the Daily Express
59 - Press cutting: Our pestilent friends in the Daily Graphic
60 - Press cutting: Mosquito and malaria. An Englishman's essay in the Daily Telegraph
61 - Press cutting: Medal for 'flu cure in the Evening Chronicle
62 - Press cutting: The fly danger. Professor poisoned during experiment in the Evening News
63 - Press cutting: The fly danger in the Morning Post
64 - Press cutting: British mosquitoes in the Times
65 - Press cutting: A paragraph mosquitoes and malaria in the Eastern Daily Press
66 - Press cutting: Mosquitoes and malaria in the Liverpool Post and Mercury
67 - Press cutting: Mosquito and malaria. Gold medal for essay of 500 words in the Manchester Guardian
68 - Press cutting: A paragraph about the presentation of the College of Pestology's gold medal to PG Shute in the Devon and Exeter Daily Gazette
69 - Press cutting: The golden god in the Daily Express
70 - Press cutting: Progress of medicine in the Englishman
71 - Press cutting: College of Pestology gold medal in the Lancet
72 - Press cutting: Imperial News. Lack of British medical workers in India. Research work endangered in the Morning Post
73 - Press cutting: Mosquitoes and malaria, letter from E Ralph Langley to the editor of the Daily Telegraph
74 - Press cutting: Company meetings. The Niger Company improving outlook. The preference capital. Plan for resumption of payments. Lever Brothers' offer accepted. Conditions in West Africa. Lord Leverhulme on his visit in the Times
75 - Press cutting: Healthy West Africa. No longer white man's grave. Ld. Leverhulme's experience in the Westminster Gazette
76 - Press cutting: Why die? When men of seventy are young by Ross in John Bull
77 - Press cutting: Malaria at Sierra Leone, letter from Ross to the editor of the Daily Telegraph
78 - Press cutting: The problem of the tsetse fly in Tropical Life
79 - Press cutting: Seaside war on mosquito and fly. Early start in slaughter campaigns essential. Butchers warned in the Evening News
80 - Press cutting: Insect bites in the Leeds Mercury
81 - Press cutting: Animal vivisection in the Manchester City News
82 - Press cutting: Mr. John Masefield's new play "The trial of Jesus" in the Manchester Guardian
83 - Press cutting: The white man's grave. Tidied up a little by G Ward Price in the Daily Mail
84 - Press cutting: Benefactor of mankind in the Daily Mirror
85 - Press cutting: A paragraph on the audience at the production of J. Masefield's The trial of Jesus in the Oxford Chronicle
86 - Press cutting: India. Tropical medicine in the Times Educational Supplement
87 - Press cutting: Conquer germs and equal Methuselah. Declares allotted span of three score and ten should find people in prime of existence in the Daily Colonist
88 - Press cutting: Welshman famous in the tropics. Pioneers in the fight against disease. Great discoveries. Praise from a Cymro in Venezuela, letter from Edward Morgan to the editor of the Western Mail
89 - Press cutting: Theobaldia, certainly not! in the Daily Graphic
90 - Press cutting: An announcement that Ross has become a vice-president of the College of Pestology, London in the Evening News
91 - Press cutting: College of Pestology in the Leeds Mercury
92 - Press cutting: An announcement that Ross has become vice-president of the College of Pestology, London in the Western Mail
93 - Press cutting: An announcement that Ross has become a vice-president of the College of Pestology, London in the Yorkshire Herald
94 - Press cutting: An announcement that the Fishmongers' Company has made a donation to the Ross Institute in the Morning Post
95 - Press cutting: An announcement that Ross has become a vice-president of the College of Pestology, London in the Yorkshire Observer
96 - Press cutting: Winged carriers of disease in the Western Daily Press
97 - Press cutting: How to conduct an anti-malarial campaign in the Engineer
98 - Press cutting: The "message of the East" in America, letter from Harvey M Watts to the editor of the Spectator
99 - Press cutting: Slower Atlantic liners. Sir A. Yarrow's views. Competition of aircraft in the future in the Journal of Commerce
100 - Press cutting: War on deadly mosquito. Britain's anti-pest army begins great offensive to avert summer plague in the Sunday News
101 - Press cutting: Science and insects in the Western Morning News
102 - Press cutting: Mosquitoes in the Yorkshire Post
103 - Press cutting: A diet of cereals in the Daily Telegraph
104 - Press cutting: Cereals and bone formation. Diets which produce fine races in the Eastern Evening News
105 - Press cutting: More advice on diet in the Leeds Mercury
106 - Press cutting: Beware the mosquito. A growing danger in England in the Leeds Mercury
107 - Press cutting: Mosquito plague in the Morning Post
108 - Press cutting: The mosquito and malaria in the Morning Post
109 - Press cutting: Insect enemies in the Daily Telegraph
110 - Press cutting: Beware mosquitoes in the Evening Citizen
111 - Press cutting: Origin of life. The speculation of scientist in the Manchester City News
112 - Press cutting: Science and administration in the Times
113 - Press cutting: The Coryndon Memorial and tropical medicine in the Observer
114 - Press cutting: Life span increased 20 years in less than 100 in the Sun
115 - Press cutting: Anti-mosquito in the Daily Herald
116 - Press cutting: An announcement that Ross is to open the British Mosquito Control Institute at Hayling Island in the Daily Telegraph
117 - Press cutting: An announcement that Ross is to open the British Mosquito Control Institute at Hayling Island in the Morning Post
118 - Press cutting: An announcement that Ross is to open the British Mosquito Control Institute at Hayling Island in the Westminster Gazette
119 - Press cutting: Greatest of all arts in the Evening Standard
120 - Press cutting: A report of a speech on poetry made by Ross at a dinner of the Poetry Circle at the Lyceum Club in Christian Life
121 - Press cutting: An editorial calling for research into ways of controlling insects in the Civil and Military Gazette
122 - Press cutting: An account of a diner given by the Poetry Circle of the Lyceum Club at which Ross made a speech in the Guardian
123 - Press cutting: The encouragement of science in Teachers' World
124 - Press cutting: The world's debt to Scotland in Country Life
125 - Press cutting: What is science? by KL Kenrick in G.K.'s Weekly
126 - Press cutting: British West Africa. West African echos in African World and Cape-Cairo Express
127 - Press cutting: Gnat bite death in the Cambridge Daily News
128 - Press cutting: Death from gnat-bite. How poisoning is caused in the Liverpool Post and Mercury
129 - Press cutting: Gnat-bite death. Millions bitten but few suffer poisoning in the Shields Daily Gazette
130 - Press cutting: Third gnat bite death. Fate of an officer of the royal yacht in the Daily Express
131 - Press cutting: Malaria possible cure for insanity in the New York Herald, Paris edition
132 - Press cutting: Mosquitoes in Bazaar
133 - Press cutting: The mosquito peril. Refuse dumps their chief breeding ground in the Yorkshire Post
134 - Press cutting: Mosquito pests in the Daily Telegraph
135 - Press cutting: Fighting malaria. A winged siren in the Daily Telegraph
136 - Press cutting: A quotation from Ross about mosquitoes in the Daily Sketch
137 - Press cutting: An account of Ross opening the British Mosquito Control Institute on Hayling Island in Country Life
138 - Press cutting: A paragraph quoting Ross saying that a mosquito bite or cold can kill in the Observer
139 - Press cutting: A quotation of the announcement in the Daily Mail, which says that Ross had opened the British Mosquito Control Research Unit in the Observer
140 - Press cutting: Man versus mosquito in the Weekly Dispatch
141 - Press cutting: A quotation from Ross on mosquitoes in Punch
142 - Press cutting: Bites, then lays eggs. Curious discovery in connection with female mosquito in the Belfast Weekly News
143 - Press cutting: A quotation from Ross about man's being killed by a mosquito bite or cold in the Christian World
144 - Press cutting: A quotation from Ross about man's being killed by a mosquito bite or cold in the Shoe and Leather Record
145 - Press cutting: Mosquito control. Opening a new institute at Hayling Island in Nature
146 - Press cutting: A quotation from Ross about man's being killed by a mosquito bite or cold in Lansbury's Labour Weekly
147 - Press cutting: Tropical diseases in Medical Press and Circular
148 - Press cutting: A quotation from Ross about man's being killed by a mosquito bite or a cold in the Torquay Times
149 - Press cutting: The new curiosity. Six great scientists in the Glasgow Evening Times
150 - Press cutting: Mosquito control in Hampshire in Statesman.
151 - Press cutting: A paragraph on Ross opening the British Mosquito Control Institute at Hayling Island in Statesman
152 - Press cutting: Tropical diseases and research in United Empire
153 - Press cutting: What is prayer? in the Evening Times.
154 - Press cutting: Heroes of humanity. No. 4. The men who conquered malaria in Pictorial Magazine.
155 - Press cutting: Gowns and mayoral chains. Reception at the University in Liverpool Post and Mercury
156 - Press cutting: War on winged death. Stamping out the mosquito peril in Tit-Bits
157 - Press cutting: "Write my name down, Sir". Something that comes home to every man's bosom and business Sydney Walton in Yorkshire Evening News
158 - Press cutting: Research in the medical services in the Lancet
159 - Press cutting: A quotation from Ross about man's being killed by a mosquito bite or cold in Tit-Bits
160 - Press cutting: Martyrs of science. Some notable examples. Large number of X-ray victims in Morning Post
161 - Press cutting: From the Times of 1825 in the Times
162 - Press cutting: The wheel of life in John O'London's Weekly
163 - Press cutting: Million-murdering mosquito. Great scientist describes the moment of discovery by Rodolphe Louis Megroz in T. P.'s & Cassell's Weekly
164 - Press cutting: New experiment to destroy mosquito in Vancouver Daily Province
165 - Press cutting: War against Malaria in Aberdeen Press and Journal
166 - Press cutting: Sir Ronald Ross in Manchester Guardian
167 - Press cutting: To fight mosquitoes in Sunday Express.
168 - Press cutting: Secrets of Malaria in Daily News
169 - Press cutting: To fight malaria. Sir Ronald Ross hopes to rid Ceylon of disease in Daily Sketch.
170 - Press cutting: Malaria control. Sir Ronald Ross's plan for Ceylon in Evening Standard.
171 - Press cutting: Sir Ronald Ross in the Morning Post
172 - Press cutting: Malaria campaign. Sir Ronald Ross to visit Ceylon in Morning Post
173 - Press cutting: The General Medical Council in Spectator
174 - Press cutting: Fighting malaria in Ceylon in the Times
175 - Press cutting: Sir Ronald Ross in the Evening Press
176 - Press cutting: A literary scientist in Star and the Darlington Evening Dispatch
177 - Press cutting: Research worker in Courier & Argus
178 - Press cutting: Off to Ceylon in Daily Record and Mail
179 - Letter from Sir Arthur Thomas Sloggett
180 - Letter from Sir Arthur Thomas Sloggett
181 - Copy of a letter from Ross to Sir Arthur Thomas Sloggett
182 - Letter from Percy Rudd, Chairman of the Dinner Committee, Press Club
183 - Menu for the Press Club Science Night
184 - Invitation from Master and Wardens, Society of Apothecaries for a dinner on 10th March
185 - Place card for Ross at Society of Apothecaries dinner
186 - An invitation from J. H. Marlow to the wedding of E. W. L. Cowan to H. D. Marlow on 22 April for Ross, Lady Rosa Bessie Ross & Charles Claye Ross
187 - Letter from Sibyl Bristowe, President, Poetry Circle, Lyceum Club
188 - Invitation to the Lyceum Club on 7 July
189 - Seating arrangements for a luncheon given by Ross and Lady Ross at the Hotel Belgravia
190 - Letter from Lady Durning-Lawrence
191 - A bill amounting to £5. 11s. 3d. for a lunch for twelve given by Ross at the Hotel Belgravia.
192 - Invitation card from His Highness the Maharaj Rana of Jhalawar for dinner on 22 September
28 - 1926 letters and press cuttings
29 - 1927 letters and press cuttings
30 - 1928 letters and press cuttings
147 - Material relating to the Advisory Committee of the Tropical Diseases Research Fund, the Colonial Office, malaria returns and correspondence
148 - Correspondence between Ross and the Editors of periodicals on Ross' contributions
149 - Material relating to malaria treatment in hospitals in London, Oxford, Aldershot and Guildford
150 - Lectures, addresses and some letters to the press from 1921 to 1925
151 - Material relating to Ross' publications including Prevention of Malaria
152 - Material on the question of malaria priority and the dispute between Ross and Giovanni Battista Grassi
153 - Material on a trip to Russia by Ross as part of a British delegation in 1912
154 - Publications by Ross
155 - Publications on Ross and related subjects
156 - Material including correspondence, list of achievements, notes and sketches for Ross' autobiography Memoirs
157 - Diaries
158 - A book of pencil and watercolour sketches of the Isle of Wight, with a few of Ireland and some figures copied from Retsch's outlines of Faust
159 - Material on Ross' inventions including ear plugs and a clinical automatic thermometer
160 - Set of notebooks and diaries
161 - Material on the establishment of the Ross Institute and Hospital for Tropical Diseases
162 - Honours and awards presented to Ross
163 - Material on Ross' work on statistics and mathematics including correspondence, publications and mathematical workings
164 - Publications by Ross
166 - Photocopy of a letter from Ross to George Miller Sternburg, Chief of the Medical Staff, United States Army
167 - Letters on malaria eradication by Ross, written in Mauritius during his visit there in 1908
168 - Letters and correspondence on a number of subjects
169 - Correspondence relating to the disposition of the Ross papers at the Ross Institute
170 - Letters to Ross and correspondence on a variety of subjects
171 - Copy of a catalogue of the Ross Archives as compiled by Ross, list of objects and letter to the Times
172 - Copies of correspondence between Ross and Sir Patrick Manson
173 - Material relating to malaria and World War One
174 - Scientific Artefacts
175 - Press cuttings following the death of Sir Ronald Ross 16th September, 1932, aged 75.
176 - Publications by Ross
177 - Miscellaneous papers
178 - Material including correspondence, manuscripts, research papers, publications and related papers, on a variety of topics
179 - Journal articles and other papers written by Ross, includes material on malaria, sleeping sickness and mathematics.
180 - Scientific Publications by Ross
181 - Lists of Sir Ronald Ross' publications, medals and honours.
182 - Sir Ronald Ross' Archive
183 - Pamphlets celebrating the fiftieth anniversary of Sir Ronald Ross' discovery
184 - Facsimiles of Sir Ronald Ross Archive
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