Count | Case ID | Case Name |
1 | Case 24 | Case of Mrs Beath, with a cough and other symptoms Cullen considers 'Rheumatic'. |
2 | Case 180 | Case of John 11th Lord Gray, who 'is low-spirted and has lost his appetite for food and drink'. |
3 | Case 352 | Case of Mr Francis who has a weak stomach. |
4 | Case 749 | Case of William Macalpine who has swellings or 'boils' in his groins which he is hoping are not venereal. |
5 | Case 913 | Case of Captain Stewart, who has an ague in 1777, and then consults Cullen again in 1781 when he is suffering from fits of the gout. |
6 | Case 920 | Case of the Captain Gray who has a venereal infection. |
7 | Case 958 | Case of Laurence Keir, who caught cold after leaving a warm room and suffers from stitch, manifesting in a feeling of weight up both sides of his back and prickling through his whole body. |
8 | Case 1050 | Case of the Rev. John Henry who has been greatly weakened by a bad cough which has not responded to his efforts to relive it by spending time in the country. |
9 | Case 1117 | Case of Miss [Amelia] Farquharson of Invercauld who travels to Edinburgh to see Cullen but whose dangerously advanced consumption soon proves fatal. |
10 | Case 1156 | Case of Miss MacDuff: complex set of letters relating to the Macduff family. |
11 | Case 1184 | Case of Lord Gray who has a nervous weakness. |
12 | Case 1185 | Case of Lady Gray, who has gout. |
13 | Case 1248 | Case of Mr John Donaldson, a 'gentleman farmer' seized with a Palsy. |
14 | Case 1338 | Case of Mrs Wilson [Willson] who has rheumatism and then a possible kidney condition. |
15 | Case 1343 | Case of Mrs Smith who has an eye condition. |
16 | Case 1390 | Case of John Melliss who has been taking a course of Goat Whey. |
17 | Case 1441 | Case of Mrs Fraser whose stomach disorder may be caused by an obstruction of the pylorus. |
18 | Case 1502 | Case of a servant of Mr Murray of Darnhall, who has a tumour on his leg. |
19 | Case 1965 | Case of 'Janet D', who sends a desperate plea that she wishes to see unnamed addressee or 'Robert' again urgently. She fears for her sanity. |
20 | Case 2014 | Case of Mrs Murray who experiments with using a swing according to the published method devised by Dr Smith. |
21 | Case 2102 | Case of a Mr Ross whose death is reported by Dr Robert Wood of Perth. |
22 | Case 2358 | Case of 'Mrs-----', an unnamed female patient with a venereal infection, as reported by John Stoddart. |
23 | Case 2500 | Case of a Mr Joseph who was effected by cold. |
24 | Case 2501 | Case of Miss Ogilvy. |
25 | Case 2548 | Case of Peter McCulloch, who is mentioned briefly as needing to be examined by Robert Wood, surgeon at Perth, to ascertain if he has 'the stone or not'. |