Cullen

The Consultation Letters of Dr William Cullen (1710-1790) at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh

 

[Case ID:136]: Case of James Hay, 15th Earl of Erroll who is thought to have a gouty knee and stomach.

Documents in this case

13 document(s) found in this case.

DOC IDSummaryDate
[DOC ID:62] 
Reply 'For the Earl of Errol'18 June 1769
 
[DOC ID:3957] 
Reply to the 'Earl of Erroll' concerning pains in his knee and stomach which Cullen attributes to gout. Cullen expresses his wish to have written more fully, 'but to day I am confined to my Chamber by a sore throat & some fever, & to any other person than your Lordship I coud hardly have written at all'. 23 November 1776
 
[DOC ID:3963] 
Reply 'For the Earl of Errol' whose complaints may be rheumatic or gouty, but in either case urging him to continue with measure recommended earlier. 7 December 1776
 
[DOC ID:4120]  Linked to other Cases  
Reply, 'Dr Gilchrist C[oncerning] Mrs Gordon'26 August 1777
 
[DOC ID:1450] 
Letter from Thomas Livingston, concerning the case of Lord Erroll.2 October 1777
 
[DOC ID:4162] 
Reply 'To Dr Livingston concerning Lord Errol', subtitled 'Ostensible'4 October 1777
 
[DOC ID:4163] 
Reply, 'Dr Livingston concerning Lord Errol', subtitled 'confidential'4 October 1777
 
[DOC ID:1453] 
Letter from Thomas Livingston regarding the case of Lord Erroll.11 October 1777
 
[DOC ID:4172] 
Reply 'For the Right Honble. The Earl of Erroll',, largely discussing diet, and with three recipes.20 October 1777
 
[DOC ID:4178]  Linked to other Cases  
Reply, 'To Dr Livingston Abdn. Concerning Mrs Gordon & L of Errol'24 October 1777
 
[DOC ID:1460]  Linked to other Cases  
Letter from Thomas Hall concerning the case of Mrs and Miss Moodie and briefly mentioning Lord Erroll.26 October 1777
 
[DOC ID:4188] 
Letter to the 'Earl of Errol', concerning his continued medication and some brief comments on his regimen. An enclosed recipe mentioned but not transcribed.10 November 1777?
 
[DOC ID:4196] 
Reply 'To Dr Livinstone C[oncerning] Lord Erroll'. Cullen states that, since the abdominal swelling has been reduced and there is no sign of liver ailments, Lord Erroll's ailments stem from what he calls 'internall piles', but later describes as rectal 'tumours'. He describes the symptoms and says that he has applied a bandage and compress.December? 1777?
 

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People involved in this case

12 found.

PERS IDFull Name
[PERS ID: 22] Earl James Boyd Hay (15th Earl of Erroll, Lord Erroll, Lord Errol)
[PERS ID: 1] Dr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)
[PERS ID: 115] Dr John Gilchrist (of Speddoch)
[PERS ID: 1316] Mrs Gordon (of Craigmil(?))
[PERS ID: 1139] Thomas Hall
[PERS ID: 931] Countess Isabella Hay (Lady Erroll, Lady Hay)
[PERS ID: 2109] Lord Thomas Hay (9th earl of Kinnoull, Lord Kinnoul of Duplin - Dupplin)
[PERS ID: 852] Dr Thomas Livingston
[PERS ID: 1806] Dr Livingstone
[PERS ID: 2190] Miss Moodie (Moody)
[PERS ID: 2191] Mrs Moodie (Moody)
[PERS ID: 2110] Mr John Pringles

Unique Places linked to this Case

9 found.

TypeSpecific Place Village/Town/City (aka) Region Country Continent Confidence
Place Berwick-upon-Tweed (Berwick) North-East England Europe certain
SpecificCullen's House / Mint Close Edinburgh Edinburgh and East Scotland Europe certain
SpecificSlains Castle Cruden Bay East Highlands Scotland Europe certain
Place Edinburgh Edinburgh and East Scotland Europe certain
Place Dumfries Borders Scotland Europe inferred
Place Aberdeen East Highlands Scotland Europe certain
Place Etal North-East England Europe certain
Place Errol Mid Scotland Scotland Europe certain
Place Greenlaw Borders Scotland Europe certain

Places and role of place

17 found.

TypeRoleSpecific Place Village/Town/City (aka) Region Country Continent Confidence
SpecificPlace of WritingCullen's House / Mint Close Edinburgh Edinburgh and East Scotland Europe certain
PlacePlace of Writing Berwick-upon-Tweed (Berwick) North-East England Europe certain
PlacePlace of Writing Aberdeen East Highlands Scotland Europe certain
SpecificPlace of WritingSlains Castle Cruden Bay East Highlands Scotland Europe certain
SpecificDestination of LetterCullen's House / Mint Close Edinburgh Edinburgh and East Scotland Europe certain
PlaceDestination of Letter Edinburgh Edinburgh and East Scotland Europe certain
PlaceDestination of Letter Aberdeen East Highlands Scotland Europe inferred
PlaceDestination of Letter Dumfries Borders Scotland Europe inferred
SpecificDestination of LetterSlains Castle Cruden Bay East Highlands Scotland Europe inferred
PlaceTherapeutic Recommendation Etal North-East England Europe certain
PlaceMentioned / Other Edinburgh Edinburgh and East Scotland Europe certain
PlaceMentioned / Other Aberdeen East Highlands Scotland Europe certain
SpecificMentioned / OtherSlains Castle Cruden Bay East Highlands Scotland Europe certain
PlaceMentioned / Other Etal North-East England Europe certain
PlaceMentioned / Other Errol Mid Scotland Scotland Europe certain
PlaceMentioned / Other Greenlaw Borders Scotland Europe certain
PlacePlace of Handstamp Aberdeen East Highlands Scotland Europe certain