GD4/ DERRICK MELVILLE DUNLOP

GD4/ DERRICK MELVILLE DUNLOP

Introduction 1 Publications by D M Dunlop, 1928-1979 2 Book reviews by D M Dunlop, 1950-1979 3 Lectures and addresses by D M Dunlop, 1934-1980 4 Toasts and addresses by D M Dunlop to Edinburgh University Medical Graduates,

n.d. 5 Papers relating to the Royal College of Physicians, 1959-1980 6 Papers relating to the Harveian Society, 1938-1978 7 Papers relating to the Safety of Medicines Committee and drug regulation, 1968-1980 8 Papers of the Royal Medical Society, 1969-1984 9 Papers relating to Modern Medicine, 1965-1979 10 Papers relating to Medicine, 1971-1979 11 Papers of the Medical Pilgrims Club, 1971-1979 12 Papers relating to Sterling–Winthrop, 1971-1980 13 Chairman’s addresses by D M Dunlop delivered at Wellcome Symposia, 1976 and

n.d. 14 Papers of the East of Scotland and Newcastle Lymphona Group, 1979-1980 15 Rough Work Books, n.d. 16 Medical publications by various authors, 1956-1979 17 Medical addresses by various speakers, 1942-1978 18 Miscellaneous, 1944-1979 19 Box of slides


Introduction Derrick Melville Dunlop was born in Edinburgh in 1902. The son of G H M Dunlop, MD, FRCPE, he was educated at Oxford and Edinburgh Universities. At the age of 34 he was appointed Christison Professor of Therapeutics and Clinical Medicine at the University of Edinburgh, in which post he remained until his retirement in 1962. He was knighted in 1960 and appointed physician to HM The Queen in Scotland in 1961. As Sim’s Commonwealth Travelling Fellow he visited Australia, New Zealand and Singapore. He was an inspiring orator, was Lumleian and Croonian lecturer, delivered a notable Harveian Oration and was greatly in demand as an after-dinner speaker. Besides his clinical and academic work, his numerous publications (notably Clinical Chemistry in Practical Medicine and Textbook of Medical Treatment) and reviews, he served on several committees including the Pharmacopoeia Commission (of which he was chairman, 1948-1958), Royal Medical Society, Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh Appeal Committee and the Medical Pilgrims Club. He won international recognition for his work in connection with drug safety and control and from 1964 to 1969 he was chairman of the Committee on the Safety of Drugs. In this context he was able to secure a high degree of co-operation between the medical profession and the pharmaceutical industry. Considerable progress was made with the analysis of adverse reactions to drugs, clinical trials and the application of voluntary controls. Following the legislation enacted in 1968 (Medicines Act), Sir Derrick became the first chairman of the Medicines Commission, in which capacity he served until 1971. In the 1970s he was a board member of Winthrops and exerted considerable influence internationally in the pharmaceutical industry. At the same time he chaired many Wellcome Symposia on a variety of medical subjects and was on the boards of the publications Modern Medicine and Medicine. He received numerous honours in acknowledgement of his achievements: he was made an Honorary Fellow of Brasenose College, Oxford, Hon.FACP, Hon.FRCPE (he had much earlier received the ordinary fellowship of the College), Hon.FRCSE, and had honorary degrees conferred upon him by the Universities of Edinburgh, Birmingham, Eire and Bradford. He died aged 78 in Jun, 1980.


1 Publications by D M Dunlop, 1928-1979 1 “The Examination of the Gastric Contents as an Aid to the Diagnosis of Carcinoma of

the Stomach”, part of a thesis submitted to the University of Edinburgh for the degree of Doctor of Medicine and reprinted from the Edinburgh Medical Journal, Sep 1928.

2 “The Prognostic Value of the Blood Sedimentation Test in Tuberculosis”, reprinted

from the Edinburgh Medical Journal, Mar 1930. 3 “The Relation between Glandular and Pulmonary Tuberculosis”, reprinted from the

Edinburgh Medical Journal, Mar 1940. 4 “Leucocytic Reaction to Tuberculosis”, reprinted from the Edinburgh Medical

Journal, Mar 1930. 5 “A Study of 523 cases of Obesity”, by D M Dunlop and R M Murray-Lyon, reprinted

from the Edinburgh Medical Journal, Oct 1931. 6 “The Alkaline Treatment of Chronic Nephritis” by D M Lyon, D M Dunlop and C

Pelican Stewart, reprinted from The Lancet, 7 Nov 1931. 7 “The Treatment of Obesity. A Comparison of the Effects of Diet and Thyroid

Extract” by D M Lyon and D M Dunlop, published in the Quarterly Journal of Medicine, New Series, Volume I, No 2, Apr 1932.

8 “Respiratory Quotient in Obese Subjects” by David Murray Lyon, Derrick Melville

Dunlop and Corbet Page Stewart, reprinted from The Biochemical Journal, Volume XXVI, No 4, 1932.

9 “A Study of Peptic Ulcer”, by D M Dunlop and R M Murray-Lyon, reprinted from the

Edinburgh Medical Journal, Volume XXXIX, No 9, 1932. 10 “A Comparison between the Bendien Chemical Test and the Sedimentation-rate Test

in the Prognosis of Tuberculosis” by Joseph Fine and D M Dunlop, published in the Quarterly Journal of Medicine, New Series, Volume II, No 6, Apr 1933.

11 “Chronic Pyelocystitis with Particular Reference to the Ketogenic Diet Treatment” by

David Band, D M Dunlop and I Lawson Dick, reprinted from the Proceedings of the Royal Society of Medicine, 1933.

12 “Epilepsy and Dehydration” by D M Lyon and D M Dunlop, reprinted from the

Edinburgh Medical Journal, Volume XL, No 5, 1933. 13 “The Treatment of Pulmonary Tuberculosis by Artificial Pneumothorax and Other

Methods of Collapse”, by D M Dunlop and Bruce M Dick, reprinted from the Edinburgh Medical Journal, New Series, (IVth), Volume XLI, 1934.

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1 Publications by D M Dunlop, 1928-1979 14 “The Use of 2:4–Dinitrolphenol as a Metabolic Stimulant”, reprinted from the British

Medical Journal, 24 Mar 1934. 15 “The Specific Effect of Ascorbic Acid on the Anaemia of Scurvy”, by D Melville

Dunlop and Harold Scarborough reprinted from the Edinburgh Medical Journal, New Series (IVth), Volume XLII, 1935.

16 “Studies in the Nephrotic Syndrome”, by D M Lyon and D M Dunlop, reprinted from

the Edinburgh Medical Journal, New Series, (IVth), Volume XLII, 1935. 17 “Mandelic Acid in the Treatment of Urinary Infections”, by D M Lyon and D M

Dunlop, from the Clinical Medicine Laboratory, Royal Infirmary, Edinburgh, and reprinted from the British Medical Journal, Volume II, page 1096, 7 Dec 1935.

18 “Effects of Succinic Acid on Diabetic Ketosis”, by D M Dunlop and W M Arnott,

from the Clinical Laboratory, Edinburgh Royal Infirmary and reprinted from The Lancet, page 738, 25 Sep 1937.

19 “Medical Treatment of Urinary Infections”, reprinted from the British Journal of

Urology, Volume 9, pp 359-367, Dec 1937. 20 “Zinc Protamine Insulin”, reprinted from The Transactions of the Medico-Chirurgical

Society of Edinburgh, page 194, 1938. 21 “The Dietetic Treatment of the Average Diabetic”, by D M Dunlop and Ruth Pybus,

reprinted from the Edinburgh Medical Journal, NS (IVth), Volume XLV, page 415, 1938.

22 “Modern Views in the Prevention of Tuberculosis”, reprinted from the British

Medical Journal, NS (IVth), Volume II, page 1297, 24 Dec 1938. 23 “The Significance of Glycosuria”, reprinted from the Edinburgh Medical Journal, NS

(IVth), Volume XLVI, page 369, 1939. 24 “The Dietetic Treatment of Gastro-Intestinal Disease”, reprinted from the Edinburgh

Medical Journal, Volume XLVIII, page 731, 1941. 25 “Desoxycorticosterone in Addison’s Disease: A Comparison of Different Methods of

Administration”, reprinted from the British Medical Journal, Volume I, page 557, 8 May 1943.

26 “Thyroid Hyperplasia after Prolonged Excessive Dosage with Thiouracil”, by J B

Donald and D M Dunlop, reprinted from the British Medical Journal, Volume I, page 117, 27 Jan 1945.

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1 Publications by D M Dunlop, 1928-1979 27 “Thiouracil in the Treatment of Thyrotoxicosis”, reprinted from the Edinburgh

Medical Journal, Volume LII, page 30, 1945. 28 Pamphlet entitled Thiouracil, n.d. 29 “Hypoglycaemia Following Partial Gastrectomy”, by J A L Gilbert and D M Dunlop,

reprinted from the British Medical Journal, Volume II, 30 Aug 1947. 30 “Survivals of Magic in Modern Medicine”, published in The Pharmaceutical Journal,

1 Nov 1947. 31 “Anti-Histamine Drugs in Asthma”, by R B Hunter and D M Dunlop, reprinted from

The Lancet, 27 Mar 1948. 32 “A Review of Antihistamine Drugs”, by R B Hunter and D M Dunlop, reprinted from

the Quarterly Journal of Medicine, New Series, No 68, 1948. 33 “Diabetic Fertility, Maternal Mortality, and Foetal Loss Rate”, by J A L Gilbert and D

M Dunlop, reprinted from the British Medical Journal, Volume I, page 48, 8 Jan 1949.

34 “Changing Fashions in Diabetes”, reprinted from Res Medica, Volume I, No 2, The

Journal of the Royal Medical Society. (c1950) 35 “Sulphonamide Therapy”, reprinted from the British Medical Journal, Volume II, 12

Aug 1950. 36 “The Rice Diet in the Treatment of Hypertension: A Report to the Medical Research

Council”, drawn up by a committee consisting of Dr D R Cameron, D M Dunlop, Dr Robert Platt, Dr M L Rosenheim and Dr E P Sharpy-Schafer, and reprinted in The Lancet, 11 Nov 1950.

37 “Antithyroid Substances in the Treatment of Hyperthyroidism”, by Professor D M

Dunlop and C F Rolland, reprinted from Proceedings of the Royal Society of Medicine, Volume XLIII, no 12, Dec 1950.

38 “Diet in Diabetes”, by C C Forsyth, T W G Kinnear and D M Dunlop, reprinted from

the British Medical Journal, Volume I, 19 May 1951. 39 “A Survey of 17, 301 Prescriptions on Form EC 10”, by D M Dunlop assisted by T L

Henderson and R S Inch, reprinted from the British Medical Journal, Volume I, 9 Feb 1952.

40 “Professor Charles Cameron, CBE, MD, FRCPE – an appreciation”, printed in the

British Journal of Tuberculosis and Diseases of the Chest, Apr 1952. 41/


1 Publications by D M Dunlop, 1928-1979 41 “A Survey of Prescribing in Scotland in 1951”, by D M Dunlop, R S Inch and J Paul,

reprinted from the British Medical Journal, Volume I, 28 Mar 1953. 42 “Advances in Medicine”, reprinted from The Practitioner, Volume 171, Oct 1953. 43 “Cortisone in Exophthalmos”, a report by a panel, including Professor Dunlop,

appointed by the Medical Research Council under the chairmanship of Sir Russell Brain, reprinted from The Lancet, 1 Jan 1955.

44 “Cortisone in Practice”, reprinted from British Medical Journal, Volume II, 19 Nov

1955. 45 “The Barbiturates and Other Sedatives”, reprinted from The Practitioner,

“Symposium on Favourite Prescriptions”, Volume 178, Jan 1957. 46 “The Antidiabetic Sulphonamides”, by D M Dunlop, J D Baird and L J P Duncan,

reprinted from the “Proceedings of the Society for Endocrinology”, Journal of Endocrinology, 15 xlv, 20 Mar 1957.

47 “The Surgery of the Diabetic”, by D M Dunlop assisted by J L P Duncan, reprinted

from the Journal of the Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh, Volume 3, Dec 1957.

48 “Postscript” on tropical medicine by Sir Derrick Dunlop, chairman of the Post-

graduate Medical Board of Studies, published in Synapse, 1960. 49 “Clinical Use of Oral Hypoglycaemic Agents”, reprinted from Clinical

Endocrinology, 1, 1960. 50 “Dangers of Antibiotic Treatment”, by D M Dunlop and J McC Murdoch, reprinted

from British Medical Bulletin, Volume 16, No 1, 1960. 51 “Medical Education in Scotland”, published in the Scottish Medical Journal, Volume

7, Jun 1962. 52 “The Use and Abuse of Drugs”, TV Times, Oct 1962. 53 Letter to Derrick Dunlop from St Bartholemew’s Hospital, London, thanking him for

agreeing to contribute the introductory chapter on “The Principles of Treatment” to their textbook of Medical Treatment, 17 Apr 1963, (for 1964 edition of Current Medical Treatment) and two proof copies thereof with corrections. (3 items)

54 “The Problem of Drug Toxicity”, published in Drug Toxicity: The Practitioner, No

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1 Publications by D M Dunlop, 1928-1979 55 Typescript copy of an article on the therapeutic explosion for the 10th Anniversary

Issue of the New Scientist, Oct 1966. 56 “The Ethics of the Clinical Trials of Drugs”, reprinted from The Medical Journal of

Australia, 1: 417, 1967. 57 Draft and final copy of Dunlop’s article on the recommendation of the Sainsbury

Committee to abolish brand names for drugs, published as a leading article in the British Medical Journal, and copy letter from Dunlop to the editor, Dr Martin Ware, respecting the above, Feb 1958. (3 items)

58 “Personal View”, reprinted from the British Medical Journal and photocopy page

from the British Medical Journal, 2 Mar 1968. (2 items) 59 Draft foreword to a book on therapeutics, Sep 1968. 60 Copy of an unsigned leader on principles affecting prescribing and the practising

clinician written for the British Medical Journal, and related correspondence, Dec 1968. (4 items)

61 Leading articles in the British Medical Journal including “What’s in a Pill?” dealing

with the confusing nomenclature of drugs, 4 Jan 1969. 62 “Drug Control and the British Health Service”, reprinted from Annals of Internal

Medicine, volume 71, No 2, Aug 1969. 63 “Abuse of Drugs by the Public and by Doctors”, published in British Medical

Bulletin, Volume 26, No 3,, Sep 1970, and typed amended draft thereof. (2 items) 64 Copy of “Legislation on Medicines”, in “Contemporary Themes” in the British

Medical Journal, 26 Sep 1970, and typed third draft thereof entitled “Previous Legislation on Medicine”. (2 items)

65 “The Work of the Medicines Commission”, by Sir Derrick Dunlop in his capacity as

chairman of the Medicines Commission, published in the Royal Society of Health Journal, volume 91/3, May/Jun 1971 and proof and two copies thereof excerpt from the Royal Society of Health Journal. (4 items)

66 “Drug Interactions”, published in Community Health, Volume 4, No 1, Jul-Aug 1972. 67 “Variations in Pharmaceutical and Medical Practice in Europe”, by Sir Derrick

Dunlop and R S Inch from the British Medical Journal, 23 Sep 1972, and typed copy and reprint thereof.

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1 Publications by D M Dunlop, 1928-1979 68 “Meeting a Need and a Challenge”, published in Prevent, Volume 1, No 1, 1972/1973

(2 copies) and typed amended draft thereof. (3 items) 69 “Nature’s Price for Effective Remedies”, published in Prevent, Volume 1, No 5/6,

1972/1973 and typed amended draft thereof. (2 items) 70 “Confession is Good for the Soul”, published in World Medicine, Volume 8, No 11, 7

Mar 1973. 71 Reviews of Sir Derrick Dunlop’s work, Medicines in our Time: by Donald Gould in

New Scientist (2 copies), 17 Jan 1974; “A Distillation of Dunlop”, in Doctor, 7 Feb 1974; “Benefits of Modern Medicines”, by R I S Bayliss in the British Medical Journal, 2 Mar 1974; in the Health and Social Services Journal, 2 Mar 1974; confidential draft review (by Professor O L Wade?) for the Royal Society of Health and photocopy review by Dr Eric Trimmer in Medical News, 25 Feb 1974.

(7 items) 72 “My clinical hobby horse: more in the breach than….”, an article on clinical history

taking, published in World Medicine, 3 Jul 1974. 73 “Mixing with Tradespeople”, an article about the pharmaceutical industry, and draft

copy thereof with related copy correspondence to Dr Michael O’Donnell of World Medicine, 30 Jul 1975. (3 items)

74 “Modern Medicines – Their Triumphs and Hazards”, published in the illustrated

magazine, Poland, No 8, 1975 and typed draft thereof. (2 items) 75 “Fifty Years On”, published in World Medicine, Volume 12, No 25, 21 Sep 1977, and

typed draft and uncorrected proof thereof. (3 items) 76 “Doctors as Patients: Care of the Cognoscenti”, published in World Medicine,

Volume 13, No 2, 19 Oct 1977, and draft thereof and related correspondence and copy correspondence between Sir Derrick Dunlop and Dr Michael O’Donnell, editor of World Medicine, Mar 1977. (4 items)

77 “Fifty-five Years Ago”, published in the first issue of Res Medica, journal of the

Royal Medical Society, and two manuscript drafts, a typed draft and a copy of the article, 1978. (5 items)

78 “Problems in Communication of a Drug Regulatory Authority”, and editorial in the

Proceedings of the Royal Society of Medicine, Volume 70, Dec 1977, and two typescript drafts thereof. (2 items)

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1 Publications by D M Dunlop, 1928-1979 79 Amended draft of “My Medical Schools”, Sir Derrick Dunlop’s contribution to a

collection of anecdotes and reminiscences by eminent medical person in My Medical School, introduced by Dannie Abse and a review of the book by Stephen Taylor in the British Medical Journal, 22 Apr 1978. (2 items)

80 “The state of British medicine – 5. The innovation, benefits, drawbacks and control

of drugs”, published in the Journal of the Royal Society of Medicine, Volume 71, May 1978, with printed copy, manuscript draft and typed draft thereof and copy of letter to the editor from Dr E L Harris, deputy chief medical officer, DHSS, commenting on the above review, Journal of the Royal Society of Medicine, Jul issue. (5 items)

81 Manuscript draft essay on the Physicians to the Royal Infirmary of Edinburgh (which

appeared in the Royal Infirmary 250th Anniversary brochure under the title “Past Glories and Famous Names in Medicine”). [1979]

82 Draft manuscript entitled “Pharmaceutical Industry”, n.d. 83 “Clinical Teaching”, published in Medcetera, Medical Education Newsletter, No 5,

n.d. (2 items) 84 Typescript article, “Pharmacology”, n.d. 85 Questions and answers on drug therapy in rheumatoid arthritis, n.d. 86 “Antithyroid Drugs”, reprinted from Modern Trends in Endocrinology, n.d. 87 Second proof of introduction to a book on modern medicine, n.d. 88 Manuscript foreword to Adverse Reactions to Drugs, with draft note to Davies about

the book, n.d. 89 Proof of “Adverse Drug Reactions: Definitions of the Problem”, n.d. 90 Typescript copy of “Adverse Reactions to Drugs”, n.d. 91 Roneoed typescript “Iatrogenic Illness”, n.d. 92 Typescript copy of “Iatrogenic Disease”, n.d. 93 Typescript article on iatrogenic diseases and the control of drugs, n.d. 94 “The Dark Shadow of Thalidomide”, n.d. 95 Draft article on the over-prescribing of drugs”, n.d. 96/


1 Publications by D M Dunlop, 1928-1979 96 Typescript article entitled “Tranquillisers”, n.d. 97 Draft article on public health, n.d. 98 Proof forward to a book by Dr Matthew and Dr Lawson on poisoning and self-

poisoning, n.d. 99 “Memento Mori”, an article on attitudes towards death, n.d. 100 Amended draft obituary of Professor Johnstone, n.d. 101 Draft manuscript obituary of Eric Farquharson, n.d. 102 A comparison between the life of a medical student in Sir Derrick’s youth and that of

a student in the 1970s, n.d. 103 Manuscript article entitled “The Changes in Therapeutics since your Student Days?”,

n.d. 104 Typescript article, “Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow”, n.d.


2 Book reviews by Sir Derrick Dunlop and correspondence with BMJ, 1950-1979 1 The Antihistamines, by S M Feinberg, S Malkiel, A Reprinted from Feinberg and

related correspondence, 1950. (3 items) 2 Copy letter from Sir Derrick Dunlop to the editor of the British Medical Journal

recommending two papers for publication, 27 Sep 1950. 3 Text Book of Medicine, by Price and related correspondence, 1951. (7 items) 4 Annual Review of Medicine, Volume II: Medicine of the Year, 3rd issue and The

Cornell Conferences on Therapy, and related correspondence, 1951. (3 items) 5 The Extra Pharmacopoeia, by Martindale and related correspondence, 1952. (5 items) 6 Side Effects of Drugs, by L Meyler, 1952. 7 The Symptoms and Treatment of Acute Poisoning, by G H W Lucas, 1953. 8 Therapeutics in Internal Medicine, edited by Franklin A Kyser, 1953. 9 Poisoning, by W F von Oettingen, MD and related correspondence, Mar 1953. (3 items) 10 Cornell Conferences on Therapy, Volume V, May 1953. 11 Annual Review of Medicine, various contributors and related correspondence, 1953. (2 items) 12 Emergencies in Medical Practice, (4th edition), various contributors, (1954). 13 Pharmacology and Therapeutics by A Grollman, 1954. 14 Favourite Prescriptions edited by Sir Heneage Ogilvie and William A R Thomson

and related correspondence, 1954. (3 items) 15 Modern Treatment Yearbook, various contributors, May 1955. 16 Handbook of Treatment, by H T Hyman, 1955. 17 A Pocket Book of Diets, by G B Carruthers, Mar 1956. 18 Current Therapy, various contributors, 1955. 19 Advances in Internal Medicine, Volume VII, various contributors, May 1956. 20/


2 Book reviews by Sir Derrick Dunlop and correspondence with BMJ, 1950-1979 20 The Management of Pain in Cancer, edited by M J Schiffrin, 1956. 21 Food and the Principles of Dietetics, (11th edition), revised by V H Mottram and

George Graham, 1956. 22 The Clinical Approach in Medical Practice, by G E Beaumont and related

correspondence, 1956. (2 items) 23 Price’s Textbook of the Practice of Medicine, Nov 1956. 24 Practical Therapeutics, (3rd edition) by M E Rehfuss, Feb 1957. 25 Clinical Toxicology, by S Lockart, W S M Grieve and S G Harrison, May 1957. 26 The Principles of Therapeutics, by J Harold Burn, 1957. 27 Social Aspects of Prescribing, by J P Martin, Dec 1957. 28 Modern Trends in Gastro-Enterology, edited by T Avery Jones, May 1958. 29 Introduction to Clinical Endocrinology, by A S Mason, May 1958. 30 Drugs of Choice, edited by Walter Modell, Aug 1958. 31 Poisoning by Drugs and Chemicals, by Peter Cooper, May 1959. 32 Year Book of Medicine, (1958-1959 series) edited by Beeson, Muschenheim, Castle,

Harrison, Ingelfinger and Bondy and Year Book of Drug Therapy, (1958-1959 series) edited by Beckman, and related correspondence, Jun 1959. (2 items)

33 The Clinical Syndrome of Diabetes Mellitus, by John Lister, Dec 1959. 34 Diuretic Theory, by Alfred Vogll, n.d. 35 Drugs of Choice, 1960-1961, edited by Walter Modell, and related correspondence,

Oct 1960. (4 items) 36 The Medical Annual, various contributors, Nov 1960. 37 The Practitioner’s Handbook, various contributors, Nov 1960. 38 Textbook of Clinical Medicine, various contributors, Mar 1961. 39 Pharmacology: the Nature, Action and Use of Drugs, by H Beckman, Jun 1961. 40/


2 Book reviews by Sir Derrick Dunlop and correspondence with BMJ, 1950-1979 40 Drugs in the Treatment of Disease, various contributors, Aug 1961. 41 Medicine: Essentials for Practitioners and Students, by G E Beaumont, Apr 1962. 42 The Year Book of Medicine, (1962-1963 series) edited by Beeson, Muschenheim,

Castle, Harrison, Ingelfinger and Bondy, Dec 1962. 43 Handbook of Medicine, (12th edition) revised by Reprinted from Coope and C A

Clarke, 1963. 44 Side Effects of Drugs, (4th edition) edited by L Melyer, 1963. 45 Year Book of Drug Therapy, 1962-1963, edited by Harry Beckman, Jul 1963. 46 Compendium of Emergencies, edited by H Gardiner-Hall, Jul 1963. 47 The Hand as a Mirror of Systemic Disease, by T J Berry, 1963. 48 Cecil and Loeb’s Textbook of Medicine, (11th edition) edited by Paul B Beeson and

Walsh McDermott, Sep 1963. 49 Diseases of the Digestive System, by S C Truelove and P C Reynell, Sep 1963. 50 [not allocated] 51 A Synopsis of Gastro-enterology, by G Nov Chandler, Dec 1963. 52 Antibiotic and Chemotherapy, by M Barber and L P Garrod and Chemotherapy with

Antibiotics and Allied Drugs by J C Tolhurst, G Buckle and B W Williams, Dec 1963. 53 The Medical Annual, (81st issue) edited by R Bodley Scott and R Milnes Walker,

1963. 54 The National Formulary, compiled by the Joint Formulary Committee and related

correspondence, Mar 1964. (5 items) 55 Complications of Modern Medical Practices, by David M Spain, Oct 1964. 56 Today’s Drugs, articles from the BMA Journal, 1963-1964, Jan 1965. 57 Drugs in Our Society, edited by P Talalay, Jan 1965. 58a Drug-induced Diseases, edited by L Meyler and H M Peck, Aug 1965. 58b/


2 Book reviews by Sir Derrick Dunlop and correspondence with BMJ, 1950-1979 58b Diabetes, Coronary Thrombosis and the Saccharine Disease by T L Cleave and G D

Campbell, 1966. 59 Side Effects of Drugs, Volume V, edited by L Meyer, Aug 1966. 60 New Drugs, (1966 edition), various contributors under the auspices of the American

Medical Association, Nov 1966. 61 Medicine at Risk, by F H Happold, 1967. 62 Cecil Loeb Textbook of Medicine, (12th edition), edited by P B Beeson and W

McDermott, Aug 1967. 63 Medicine, (9th edition) by G E Beaumont, Nov 1967. 64 Clinical Diabetes Mellitus, by John Mallins, Feb 1968. 65 Priorities in Medicine, by W J H Butterfield, Jun 1968. 66 Antibiotics and Chemotherapy, by L P Garrod and F O’Grady, 1968. 67 Medicine on Trial, Dannie Abse and related correspondence, Mar 1968. (2 items) 68 Drug-Induced Diseases, Volume III, edited by L Meyler and H M Peck, Sep 1968. 69 Correspondence between Sir Derrick Dunlop and G P Lock, assistant editor of the

British Medical Journal, respecting Dunlop’s advice on the “originality, scientific reliability and clinical importance” of works on “Adverse reactions to drugs in hospital”, “Predisposing factors in adverse reactions to drugs” and “Admissions to hospital due to drugs”, Nov 1968. (2 items)

70 The Life and Work of J B S Haldane, by Ronald Clark, 1968. 71 The University of Edinburgh and Poland, edited by Wiktor Tomaszewski and related

correspondence, Feb 1969. (2 items) 72 Side Effects of Drugs, Volume VI, edited by L Meyler and A Hertzheimer and related

correspondence, Apr 1969. (2 items) 73 Morris Fishbein: An Autobiography, and related correspondence, 1969. (2 items) 74 Pharmaceutical Marketing, edited by B G Keller, junior, and M C Smith, Oct 1969. 75/


2 Book reviews by Sir Derrick Dunlop and correspondence with BMJ, 1950-1979 75 Drugs of Choice, 1970-1971, edited by Walter Modell, and related correspondence,

Mar 1970. (2 items) 76 Correspondence and copy correspondence between Dr Rebecca Rainsbury, assistant

editor of the British Medical Journal, and Sir Derrick Dunlop on the advisability of reviewing Safeguarding the Public in the British Medical Journal, Apr-May 1970.

(3 items) 77 Current Therapy, edited by Howard F Conn, May 1970. 78 Oxford Medicine, edited by Kenneth Dewhurst, Nov 1970. 79 The Story of My Family and My Career, by Charles W Mayo, Dec 1970. 80 Peter Mark Roget, by D L Emblem and related correspondence, Feb-Apr 1970. (2 items) 81 Medical Emergencies, Diagnosis and Management, by R O Robinson, Jul 1971. 82 Correspondence between Dr Rebecca Rainsbury, assistant editor of the British

Medical Journal, and Sir Derrick Dunlop respecting a possible review of Side Effects of Drugs, Volume VII, edited by Meyler and Herxheimer, Mar 1973. (2 items)

83 Progress in Toxicology, Volume I, by Gerhard Zbinden, manuscript draft, typescript

and printed copies and related correspondence, 1973. (4 items) 84 Sir James Mackenzie, by Alex Mair, typescript and printed copies and related

correspondence, 1974. (5 items) 85 The Royal Hospital of St Bartholemew, 1923-1973, edited by Victor Cornelius

Medvei and John L Thornton, Jan 1975. 86 Medical Odyssey, by Sir Douglas Robb, n.d. 87 Modern Treatment: A Guide for General Practitioners, edited by the editor of the

Journal of the American Medical Association, n.d. 88 Medical Nemesis, by Ivan Illich, article in The Singapore Family Physician, and

typescript draft and reprint thereof, 1976. (3 items) 89 Suffer the Children: The Story of Thalidomide, by the Sunday Times “Insight” team,

(1979).


3 Lectures, Addresses and Toasts by Sir Derrick Dunlop, 1934-1980 1 Printed copy of “The National Tuberculosis Scheme: The Experience of Twenty-one

Years; The Tuberculosis Dispensary”, delivered at the 20th Annual Conference, London, 14 Jun 1934.

2 Toast to the Edinburgh University Club proposed at their dinner, London, Nov 1937. 3 Proposal of the adoption of the annual report of the Foot Clinic and School of

Chiropody, May 1944. 4 Toast to the distinguished guests at a banquet of the Association of Physicians, May

1947. 5 Toast to the guests proposed at dinner of the Aesculapeian Club, Jun 1948. 6 Toast to the guests and the Dean of the Thistle proposed at the Aesculapeian Club

Dinner, Jun 1948. 7 Address delivered to the Birmingham branch of the Edinburgh University Club, Oct

1948. 8 Address on “Modern Trends in Therapeutic Diets”, from the Proceedings of the

Nutrition Society Conference on Therapeutic Diets and reprinted from the British Journal of Nutrition, Volume IV, 25 Feb 1950.

9 Opening address at the annual meeting of the British Association of Dermatology, Jul

1950, on “The Endocrines in Dermatology” and reprinted from the British Journal of Dermatology, Volume 63, Feb 1951.

10 Sim’s Professorship broadcast transmitted by the Australian Broadcasting

Commission, 29 Jul 1951. 11 “Thymectomy in Myasthenia Gravis”, a paper delivered to the Medico-Chirurgical

Society, Feb 1953, and reprinted from The Transactions of the Medico-Chirurgical Society of Edinburgh, Session CXXXII, 1953, and typed draft thereof. (2 items)

12 Address to the sister tutors at their graduation, Edinburgh Faculty of Medicine, Jul

1953. 13 “Are Diabetic Degenerative Complications Preventable?”, extracted from the

Lumleian lecture on the complications of diabetes delivered at the Royal College of Physicians, Apr 1954, and printed in Nutrition, Volume VIII, and typed draft of the lectures, 1954. (2 items)

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3 Lectures, Addresses and Toasts by Sir Derrick Dunlop, 1934-1980 14 “Changing Fashions in Treatment”, in the Town and Gown Lecture series, 1954-1955. 15 “A historical review of diabetic dieting”, Feb 1957. 16 Toast to Sir Stanley Davidson, President of the Association of Physicians, May 1957. 17 Valedictory address delivered to the Edinburgh Foot Clinic and School of Chiropody,

Jul 1957. 18 Toast to the British Pharmaceutical Conference, Bristol, Sep 1957. 19 Toast to the Royal College of Surgeons, Sep 1959. 20 Jacobaeus Foundation Lecture on the clinical use of oral hypoglycaemic agents, Oslo,

May 1961. 21 Address on “Pros and cons of regular medical examination”, delivered at the third

Health Conference for Executives, Nov 1961. 22 Printed copy of last formal lectures to final year students, Jun 1962. 23 Opening address delivered at the London Medical Exhibition, Nov 1962. 24 Two reprints from Conquest, Volume LI, No 154, of the Stephen Paget Memorial

Lecture on vivisection delivered to the Vivisection Defence Society, 1963. (2 items) 25 “Mental Health in General Hospitals”, published in Mental Health, a record of the

proceedings of a conference held at Grosvenor Hotel, Edinburgh, 19-21 Apr 1963. 26 “Eighty-six Cases of Addison’s Disease”, the Honeyman-Gillespie Lecture delivered

at Edinburgh University on 13 Dec 1962 and reprinted from the British Medical Journal, Volume II, 12 Oct 1963.

27 “The Origins of Degenerative Disease”, a report on the Symposium on the hazards of

middle age held at the Crown Hotel, Harrogate, 28 Apr 1963, published in supplement No 1 to Volume VII of The Journal of the College of General Practitioners, Jan 1964.

28 Draft address on “The ethics of human experimentation”, to be delivered to the House

of Lords, with covering letter and comments by Charles M Fletcher, CBE, MP, FRCP, Jan 1964. (2 items)

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3 Lectures, Addresses and Toasts by Sir Derrick Dunlop, 1934-1980 29 Proceedings of the Symposium of the Association of Medical Advisers in the

Pharmaceutical Industry, of which Sir Derrick Dunlop was chairman and to which he delivered the concluding speech, Jan 1964.

30 Address delivered at the Chalmers Hospital centenary dinner, [1964]/ 31 Address on juvenile diabetes, 1964. 32 Magazine of St Columba’s School, Kilmacolm, containing the Senior School Prize-

Giving Address, Dec 1964. 33 Tape-recorded draft of a lecture to be delivered to the European Society for the Study

of Drug Toxicity, Rome, 15 Jan 1966. 34 Address at Birmingham University graduation, Oct 1966. 35 Printed issue of the proceedings of three symposia of the Australian Pharmaceutical

Manufacturers Association, at the first of which Sir Derrick Dunlop delivered the address at the opening ceremony and provided the comment at the conclusion of the discussion on “Medical (and allied) Research and Education in Australia, 1966.

36 Guest of honour broadcast on the subject of progress in medicine and the uses and

abuses of drugs, Australia, 20 Nov 1966. 37 Copy of the Honor Lecture delivered at the Fourth Annual Meeting of the American

College of Clinical Pharmacology and Chemotherapy on “The Assessment of the Safety of Drugs and the Role of Government in their Control”, 27 Apr 1967.

38 Address on “The Problem of the Safety of Drugs in Britain”, delvered in Oslo and

reprinted from Farmakoterapi, No 2, Volume XXIII, 1967. 39 Appeal on behalf of the World Population Crisis Campaign transmitted on Scottish

Home Service, 20 Aug 1967. 40 Sandoz Foundation Lecture on the therapeutics of migraine and author’s proof

thereof, Nov 1967. (2 items) 41 Address on the occasion of Miss Olwyn Jehu’s retirement form the Royal Infirmary of

Edinburgh after 37 years service, (1967). 42 Jephcott Lecture on “The Control of Drugs and Therapeutic Freedon”, printed in the

Proceedings of the Royal Society of Medicine, Volume 61, Aug 1968. 43/


3 Lectures, Addresses and Toasts by Sir Derrick Dunlop, 1934-1980 43 Text of chairman’s address at a conference to launch a fund for the production of an

educational film about drug addiction, sponsored by The Society for the Study of Drug Addiction and Pergamon Press Limited, 25 Feb 1969.

44 Toast to the guests at a dinner of Scotch whisky manufacturers, 7 May 1969. 45 First amended proof of the proceedings of Council with Dunlop’s address to the new

diplomates published in the Royal College of Surgeons annals, Jul 1969. 46 The Wooldridge Memorial Lecture on “Drugs: Their Uses and Abuses, and the

Problem of Their Control”, typed amended draft and reprint form The Veterinary Record, Oct 18 1969. (2 items)

47 “Adverse Reactions to Drugs”, published in the Journal of the Royal College of

Surgeons in Ireland, Volume 5, No 3, Jan 1970. 48 Introduction to “Pharmacological Aspects”, by Sir Derrick Dunlop in The Adverse

Effects of Drugs, (editor: Gilliam C Hanson), a collection of contributions from a Symposium held at Whipps Cross Hospital, Feb 1970.

49 Toast to the British Pharmaceutical Society proposed at their conference in Leeds,

1970. 50 Reply to the toast at a dinner of the Association of British Pharmaceutical Industries,

1970. 51 Inaugural address at the new session of the medical school, Leeds, Oct 1970. 52 “Responsibility of the Medical Profession in the Practice of Human Pharmacology”,

reprinted from International Symposium of Clinical Pharmacology, Brussels, and typed draft thereof, Dec 1970. (2 items)

53 Address to the Edinburgh branch of the Diabetic Association, 1971. 54 Address on the occasion of his opening the new Beecham Research Laboratories, May

1971. 55 Introductory address on “Good Practices in the Manufacture and Quality Control of

Drugs”, delivered at a symposium held in Geneva, 20th-23rd Sep 1971, and contained in an offprint from Good Manufacturing Practices in the Pharmaceutical Industry, Sep 1971.

56/


3 Lectures, Addresses and Toasts by Sir Derrick Dunlop, 1934-1980 56 Address on “The Use and abuse of Psychotropic Drugs”, by Derrick Dunlop, (DD,

MS Scotlan Study Period 1971). 57 “The Use and Abuse of Medicines”, an inaugural address delivered at the Annual

post-graduate meeting of the BMA at Inverness and report thereof by Dr Hertzel Creditor entitled “GPs are in a drug dilemma”, and published in Pulse, 7 Oct 1972.

(2 items) 58 “The Use n.d. Abuse of Drugs by the Lay Public”, delivered to the St John

Ambulance Medical Conference held at Nottingham University and published in the magazine of conference proceedings, 1974.

59 Introductory address by Sir Derrick Dunlop delivered at a symposium on drug

prescribing held at St Bartholemew’s Hospital on 18 Sep 1973 and published in the Postgraduate Medical Journal, Feb 1974, under the title “Part IV: The solution”, with proof thereof and manuscript draft speech and chairman’s introductions.

(3 items) 60 Typed amended draft of proposed talk to Professor Nargeolet in Paris, 21 Mar 1974. 61 “Pharmacovigilance dans le cadre de l’enregistrement et Sir Derrick Dunlop contrôle

des médicament Aug Royaume-University”, by Sir Derrick Dunlop from the reunion Conference organised by the Societé Droit et Pharmacie, Paris, Mar 21 1974, and held under the presidency of Dr Inch, Administrator of the Sterling-Winthrop Group, Reprinted from Thérapie.

62 Typed final draft for Sir Derrick Dunlop: “Expose de Sir Derrick Dunlop sur

l’enregistrement et le controle des médicament in Angleterre”, 21 Mar 1974. 63 Amended draft address on self-medication delivered on 15 May 1974, at the joint

meeting of the Third General Assembly World Federation of Proprietary Medicine Manufacturers and the 93rd meeting of the Proprietary Association, West Virginia, USA, and the journal of their Proceedings containing “Self-Medication: Its Advantages and Importance”, May 1974. (2 items)

64 An Edinburgh Bicentenary: Aesculapeian Club (1773-1973), containing the Toast to

the Guests proposed by the Chairman of the evening, Sir Derrick Dunlop and reprinted from the Journal of the Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh, Volume 19, May 1974. (2 copies)

65 Copy of John Snow Lecture delivered at Westminster Hospital, Nov 1974. 66/


3 Lectures, Addresses and Toasts by Sir Derrick Dunlop, 1934-1980 66 Journal of International Medical Research, Volume 4, Supplement 4: Symposium on

“Paracetemol and the Liver – Overdosage and its Management”, held at the RCP, London, under the chairmanship of Sir Derrick Dunlop, Feb 1976.

67 Address delivered to the European Society of Toxicology (incomplete; 6 pages only),

21 Jun 1976. 68 Welcoming address delivered to the European Toxicologists on the occasion of their

visit to Edinburgh, 22 Jun 1976. 69 “The Future of therapeutics”, delivered at the Western General Hospital, Edinburgh,

14 Dec 1976. 70 “Attempted Suicide as a Public Health Problem”, from a talk delivered by Sir Derrick

Dunlop at the EEC workshop in Dublin, 23-25 Mar 1977, and published in the Journal of the Irish Medical Association, Volume 70, No 15, 31 Oct 1977. (2 items)

71 Address on dietary bran delivered at a Symposium at the Western General Hospital,

Edinburgh, 3 Mar 1978. 72 Author’s proofs with corrections of “The growth of drug regulation in the United

Kingdom”, from the address, read in absentia on 15 Apr 1980, to mark the award to Sir Derrick of the Royal Society of Medicine’s Gold Medal and four copies from the Journal of the Royal Society of Medicine, Volume 73, Jun 1980, and related correspondence concerning the conferring of the medal, Dunlop’s acceptance and the plans for the presentation dinner, Jan-Mar 1980. (14 items)

73 Address on diabetic neurotherapy, n.d. (2 copies) 74 Diabetic Symposium Pfizer Prize address, n.d. 75 Welcoming address at a meeting of the Diabetic Association, n.d. 76 Lecture on the endocrine glands of the skin, n.d. 77 Fragment of an introductory speech on inflammatory rheumatic disease delivered at

the opening session of a post graduate week symposium, n.d. 78 Address on hypertension and introduction of the speaker, Dr Brown, consultant

physician of the Medical Research Council’s Blood Pressure Unit at the Western Infirmary, Glasgow, n.d.

79/


3 Lectures, Addresses and Toasts by Sir Derrick Dunlop, 1934-1980 79 Lecture on the origins of the degenerative changes of middle age, n.d. 80 Toast to the overseas guests proposed at a conference on Racial and Geographic

Factors in Tumour Incidence, n.d. 81 Introduction of Professor Watson Buchanan of Glasgow to deliver a paper on gout,

n.d. 82 “BBC History of Medicine in Scotland”, n.d. 83 “Medicines in our Time”, delivered on the occasion of Sir Derrick Dunlop’s having

been elected to the Rock Carling Fellowship, n.d. 84 Town and Gown Lecture on “Changing Fashions in Treatment”, n.d. 85 Lecture on changing concepts in therapeutics, n.d. 86 Lecture on the abuse of barbiturates, n.d. 87 Lecture on the use and abuse of hypnotics, n.d. 88 “The Problem of Sleep (Applied Pharmacology)”, n.d. 89 Lecture on opium and its analgesic alkaloids, n.d. 90 Lecture on antihistamine drugs, n.d. 91 Address delivered to an audience of railwaymen on the use of drugs by railwaymen,

n.d. 92 Address on the use of drugs in psychiatry delivered at the Clouston Club dinner, n.d. 93 Symposium address on self-medication (DHSS Symposium, Belfast?), n.d. 94 “Drug Interactions”, the Herben Lecture, n.d. 95 “Drugs in Gynaecology and Obstetrics”, n.d. 96 Address on the recommendations of the Platt Committee, n.d. 97 Speech on the occasion of Sir Derrick Dunlop’s opening of the new laboratories of the

Pharmaceutical Society of Scotland, n.d. 98/


3 Lectures, Addresses and Toasts by Sir Derrick Dunlop, 1934-1980 98 Address at a meeting to discuss the problems of the pharmaceutical manufacturer, the

pharmacist and the physician held under the auspices of the Glasgow Division of the British Pharmaceutical Association, n.d.

99 “Modern Polypharmacy”, delivered to the Association of Medical Advisors in the

Pharmaceutical Industry, n.d. 100 Opening Address at an international pharmaceutical company meeting (Meach, Sharp

and Downe?), Paris, n.d. 101 Address delivered at Blackburn on the economics, ethics and promotion of drugs by

the pharmaceutical industry, n.d. 102 Paper on drug control read to a conference of pharmacists at Dunblane Hydro, n.d. 103 “Medicines, Governments, Doctors and Pharmacists”, the annual Lister Memorial

Lecture, n.d. 104 Draft copy of “Development of Health Regulatory Bodies”, n.d. 105 “The Safety of Medicines and the Problem of Control”, n.d. 106 Address on the control of drugs delivered to the FDA, Washington, n.d. 107 Ciba lecture on “Facilities of Drug Evaluation”, n.d. 108 “Drug Toxicity in Man”, n.d. 109 Address on modern drugs delivered to Lady Hoare’s thalidomide patients, n.d. 110 Address delivered to a gathering of dentists and medical men in Birmingham on the

effects of widespread use of corticosteroids, haemorrhagic diseases and their repercussions in dentistry and infections of the mouth and oral hygiene, n.d.

111 Lecture on nutrition delivered to an audience of school children, n.d. 112 Press conference speech to launch a fund to raise £10,000 to cover the production of a

film aimed at young people about the dangers of drug addiction, n.d. 113 Reply to the toast to the guests delivered by Mr Jim Crow at a dinner of the British

Medical Students Association, n.d. 114 Address delivered to the St Andrews Medical Students Society, n.d. 115/


3 Lectures, Addresses and Toasts by Sir Derrick Dunlop, 1934-1980 115 Address on medical education with personal reminiscences delivered at a seminar at

the new Dundee Medical School, n.d. 116 Address on postgraduate medical education at the opening of a new postgraduate

centre, n.d. 117 Address to the members of the Residency Mess at their annual dinner, n.d. 118 Reply to the toast to the Edinburgh Medical School at the Moynihan Club dinner, n.d. 119 Reply to the toast to the Edinburgh Medical School, n.d. 120 Toast to the Edinburgh University Club of Birmingham, n.d. 121 Reply to the toast to the guests at a university dinner, n.d. 122 Address delivered at the medical graduation ceremony, Nottingham University, and

newspaper report and photograph of the occasion, n.d. (2 items) 123 Address on receiving an honorary DSc from the university of Bradford, n.d. 124 Printed Presentation address on receiving an honorary LLD, n.d. 125 Speech on the occasion of presenting the prizes and inaugurating the new session of

the Royal Veterinary College, n.d. 126 Graduation address, Otago University, New Zealand, n.d. 127 Address at a nurses’ graduation ceremony in Tasmania, in which he includes a

defence of the National Health Service in Britain, n.d. 128 Proposal of the adoption of the Queen’s nurses annual report, n.d. 129 The seconding of the adoption of the Edinburgh Red Cross annual report which had

been proposed by Lord Johnson, n.d. 130 Proposal of the adoption of the annual report of a Society for the disabled, n.d. 131 Draft toast proposed at a dental fellowship dinner, n.d. 132 Toast to the College of General Practitioners, n.d. 133 Address on the occasion of presenting the awards initiated by Doctor for research

and/or innovation in general practice, n.d. 134/


3 Lectures, Addresses and Toasts by Sir Derrick Dunlop, 1934-1980 134 Toast of the guests proposed at the BMA Dinner, n.d. 135 Reply to the toast to the guests at the dinner of the Association of Surgeons of Britain

and Ireland, n.d. 136 Toast to “The Craft of Surgery and the Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh”,

printed in the “Biennial Dinner” of the Royal College of Surgeons, n.d. 137 Address on receiving fellowship of the Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh, n.d.

[1970] 138 Toast to the Office of Health Economics and its achievements, n.d. 139 Speech on the opening of the laboratories extension of the British Industrial

Biological Research Association, n.d. 140 Speech delivered at the Pfizer Symposium dinner welcoming guests attending the

Edinburgh Symposium, n.d. 141 Introduction to symposium on toxicology arranged by Inveresk Research

International, n.d. 142 Reply to the toast of the guests at the toxicologists dinner, Bradford, n.d. 143 Toast of the Pharmaceutical Society of Great Britain, n.d. 144 Reply to the toast proposed at a dinner and lecture sponsored by Macfarlan Smith Ltd,

n.d. 145 Valedictory address to Charles MacMillan delivered by Derrick Dunlop, n.d. 146 Address on the occasion of the publication of the twelfth edition of their textbook

delivered at the complimentary dinner of E & S Livingstone, n.d. 147 Toast to the School and the Club proposed at a Watsonian dinner, Edinburgh, n.d. 148 Toast to the Royal High School and Club, n.d. 149 Address to schoolboys at their end of term prize giving, n.d. 150 Vote of thanks on behalf of the medical civilian guests at a civil and military

Symposium, n.d. 151 Reply to the toast to the guests at a military dinner (Argyll and Sutherland

Highlanders?) at which his brother-in-law, General Cowan, was host, n.d. 152/


3 Lectures, Addresses and Toasts by Sir Derrick Dunlop, 1934-1980 152 Toast to Her Majesty’s judges, n.d. 153 Reply to the toast at a dinner given by a farmers’ Association, n.d. 154 Toast to the East of Scotland Licensed Trade Benevolent Institution delivered at their

dinner, n.d. 155 Toast to the Edinburgh and East of Scotland Branch of the Hotel Catering and

Institutional Management Association, n.d. 156 Toast to the Liverpool Institution, n.d. 157 Address by Derrick Dunlop on the history of rheumatism, delivered to the Royal

Medical Society, n.d.


4 Addresses by Sir Derrick Dunlop at Edinburgh Medical Graduates’ Reunion Dinners, n.d.

1 Toast to the Year proposed at the 1925 graduates’ reunion dinner, n.d. 2 Welcoming address delivered at the 1937 graduates’ reunion dinner held at the Royal

College of Physicians, 23 Jun 1976. 3 Reply to the toast on behalf of the guests at a (1940s) graduate reunion dinner,

Edinburgh University, n.d. 4 Address delivered to the 1945 graduates at their reunion dinner, n.d. 5 Toast to the Year proposed at the 1946 graduates’ reunion dinner, n.d. 6 Toast to the Year proposed at the 1948 graduates’ reunion dinner, n.d. 7 Toast to the 1948 graduates, n.d. 8 Toast to the Year proposed at the 1949 graduates’ reunion dinner, n.d. 9 Toast to the Year proposed at the 1950 graduates’ reunion dinner, n.d. 10 Toast to the 1950 graduates, n.d. 11 Address delivered to the 1952 graduates at their reunion dinner, n.d. 12 Toast of “Floreat Res Medica”, proposed at the 1959 graduates at their reunion dinner,

n.d. 13 Toast to the Medical School proposed at the 1960 graduates’ reunion dinner, n.d.


5 Papers Relating to the Royal College of Physicians, Edinburgh, 1959-1980 1 Special minute: tribute to Sir Stanley Davidson by Derrick Dunlop, Nov 1959. (2 items) 2-7 [not allocated] 8 Letter to Sir Derrick Dunlop from John Halliday Croom, President of the RCPE,

notifying him that “the College at an Extraordinary Meeting voted unanimously with acclamation to elect you an Honorary Fellow”, 8 Aug 1973.

9 Letter to Sir Derrick Dunlop from John Crofton, PRCPE, respecting the classification

of medicines, 3 Nov 1973. 10 Speech by Sir Derrick Dunlop at the RCPE reception to mark the publication of the

History of the College written by the late Dr Stuart Craig, 7 Jun 1976. 11 Sir Derrick Dunlop’s address on the occasion of the publication of the College History

by Dr Stuart Craig, 7 Jun 1976. 12 Vote of thanks by Sir Derrick Dunlop to the president of the RCPE for the

presentation volume of Stuart Craig’s History of the College, [Jun 1976]. 13 Review of The Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh, 1681-1981. Its

Contribution to British Medicine, the National Life of Scotland and the Civic Life of Edinburgh, by Dr Stuart Craig, (1976).

14 Letter to Sir Derrick Dunlop from John Crofton, President of the RCPE, with personal

thanks for the tremendous work he did in seeing the History through the press after Stuart Craig’s death and paying tribute to Dunlop’s distinguished and unselfish service throughout his career, 10 Jun 1976.

15 Letter to Sir Derrick Dunlop from Beatrice A Craig thanking him for guiding Stuart

Craig’s History through the press and for his address on the occasion of its publication, 10 Jun 1976.

16 Letter to Sir Derrick Dunlop from E Jellinek requesting a tape recording of a speech

by Sir Derrick Dunlop for the College tape library and for use in the autumn edition of the College Chronicle, 10 Jun 1976.

17-19 [not allocated] 20 Two copies of a description and history of the Royal College of Physicians written by

Sir Derrick Dunlop. [1976?] (2 items) 21/


5 Papers Relating to the Royal College of Physicians, Edinburgh, 1959-1980 21 Draft typed copies, “The Royal College of Physicians” [by Sir Derrick Dunlop], 1976. (2 items) 22-25 [not allocated] 26 Letter and bound copy thereof to Sir Derrick Dunlop from Dr John A Strong

informing him that Sir John Croom had accepted the Council’s invitation to serve as their representative on the Royal Medical Society Trust, 21 Feb 1980. (2 items)

27 Toast to the President proposed by Sir Derrick Dunlop at the RCPE biennial dinner,

n.d. 28 Pamphlet about the library of the RCPE, n.d. 29 Welcome to the new members of the RCPE delivered by Derrick Dunlop on behalf of

the Fellows of the College, n.d. 30 Fragment of an address by Sir Derrick Dunlop on the occasion of the conferring of

Fellowships of the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh, n.d. 31 Draft speeches of Sir Derrick Dunlop introducing Laurence van der Post as the guest

speaker and proposing the toast of the President of the Royal College of Physicians at the conclusion of a college dinner, n.d.

RCPE Appeal Fund (Sir Derrick Dunlop was Chairman of the Campaign Committee) 32 Report of College Committee to Consider the Future of the College, Royal College of

Physicians, Edinburgh, Oct 1969 33 The Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh Development Campaign, [1971]. 34 [not allocated] 35 “Notes on the Past and Future of the College”, by Sir Derrick Dunlop. 36-37 [not allocated] 38 “Notes on the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh”, and appendix, n.d. 39-40 [not allocated] 41 Address by Sir Derrick Dunlop on the occasion of his opening No 11 Queen Street

after its reconstruction made possible by the Royal College of Physicians appeal fund, n.d.

42/


5 Papers Relating to the Royal College of Physicians, Edinburgh, 1959-1980 RCPE Appeal Fund, continued 42-45 [not allocated] 53 Letter to Sir Derrick Dunlop from Geraldine Conway, Campaign Secretary, enclosing

a certificate of deduction of income tax in respect of the Deed of Covenant to the College Development Appeal, 29 Sep 1976.

54 Letter to Sir Derrick Dunlop from John Crofton, President of the RCPE, extending

informal personal congratulations and admiration on the Appeal Campaign’s achievement of its £250,000 target, 22 Oct 1976.

55 Letter to Sir Derrick Dunlop from John Crofton, President of the Royal College of

Physicians, with formal congratulations on his achievement of the Appeal target and alluding to a favourable review in the British Medical Journal of Stuart Craig’s History, 28 Oct 1976.

56 Letter and copy letter to Sir Derrick Dunlop from J C Gould, treasurer of the RCPE,

noting council’s gratification that the Appeal target of £250,000 had been attained, suggesting a meeting of the Appeal Committee and discussing projects and estimated costs. Sir Derrick’s rough notes on the subject are jotted below, 30 Nov 1976.

(2 items) 57 Copy letter to J Gould, treasurer, from Sir Derrick Dunlop agreeing to a further

meeting of the Appeal Committee, 8 Dec 1976. 58 [not allocated] London 59-60 [not allocated] 61 Letter to Sir Derrick Dunlop from Sir Kenneth Robson informing him of his

nomination as one of the four Fellows whose names should go to Comitia for election as second Vice-President, 1 Oct 1969.

62 Copy letter from Sir Derrick Dunlop to Sir Kenneth Robson, registrar, declining to

allow his name to go forward as one of Council’s nominees for election as second vice-president, because of his distance from London and commitments and responsibilities in connection with the Medicines Commission, 2 Oct 1969.

63 [not allocated] 63/


5 Papers Relating to the Royal College of Physicians, Edinburgh, 1959-1980 London, continued 64 Copy of “Notes from the Register”, taken from the College Commentary, Oct 1976,

with a laudatory reference to Sir Derrick Dunlop, with a compliments slip from Margaret Alderson, secretary to Dr R Goulding of the Poisons Unit, New Cross Hospital, London. (2 items)

65 Letter to Sir Derrick Dunlop from Dr David Pyke thanking him for his letter

appreciating Pyke’s article in the College Commentary, 26 Oct 1976. 66 College Commentary, Oct 1976, Volume II, No I. 67 [not allocated] 68 Circular letter to Sir Derrick Dunlop from Charles Newman, Harveian Librarian,

Royal College of Physicians, London, asking if he would be willing to write a biography of Sir David Campbell for the next Volume of Munk’s Roll, or if he is able to suggest someone suitable, 25 Jul 1978.

69 Letter to Sir Derrick Dunlop from Charles Newman thanking him for his helpful

letter, and agreeing to ask Davidson to write a biography of Sir David Campbell, 8 Aug 1978.

70 Ballot paper for the election of second vice-president, Royal College of Physicians,

1977. 71 Agenda for Royal College of Physicians conference, London, 25 Jan 1978. 72 Proposals for a college committee on medical aspects of dietary fibre, Jan 1978.

(2 items) 73 Notices of college dinners, 1978. (4 items) 74 Lecture cards, Oct 1978-Feb 1979. (5 items) 75 Papers of Royal College of Physicians conference, London, Jan 1979. (25 items) 76 College Commentary, Volume 14, No 1, Jan 1979. 77/


5 Papers Relating to the Royal College of Physicians, Edinburgh, 1959-1980 London, continued 77 Papers of Royal College of Physicians conference, London, Apr 1979. (15 items) 78 Papers of Royal College of Physicians conference, London, Jul 1979. (42 items) 79 College Commentary, Volume 13, No 3, Jul 1979. Abroad 80 Typescript copy of “The Future of the Humanist”, the first A E Mills Memorial

Oration, to be delivered at the Great Hall of Sydney University before the Royal College of Physicians by Joseph Burke, 12 Apr 1951.

81 Convocation address on “Disorders of Contemporary Society and their impact on

Medicine”, delivered by George W Pickering at the 36th Annual Session of the American College of Physicians in Philadelphia, Pa. 27, Apr 1955, and reprinted from Annals of Internal Medicine, Volume 43, No 5, Aug 1969.

82 Lilly Lecture on “Drug Control and the British Health Service”, delivered in Chicago

by Sir Derrick Dunlop at the Fiftieth Annual Session of the American College of Physicians, of which he was an honorary fellow, and reprinted from Annals of Internal Medicine, Volume 71, No 2, Aug 1969.

83 Address by Sir Derrick Dunlop to the South African College of Physicians on the

occasion of their conferring upon him an honorary fellowship, 1978. 84 Transactions of the College of Medicine of South Africa, Volume 23, No 1, Mar 1979,

containing the citation read by Dr Arthur Landau for the admission to the honorary fellowship of the College of Physicians of South Africa of Sir Derrick Dunlop on 20 Oct 1978, and the address given by Sir Derrick Dunlop at the ceremony in Johannesberg.

85 Letter to Sir Derrick Dunlop from Sir Douglas Black congratulating him on his

honorary fellowship of the South African College and his eloquent address to them, 13 Jun 1979.

86 Letter to Sir Derrick Dunlop from Dr David Pyke congratulating him on his address

tot he South African College and wishing him a speedy recovery, 18 Jun 1979.


6 Papers relating to the Harveian Society, 1938-1978 1 Address [by T B Simpson?] at the 151st Harveian Festival at the Royal College of

Physicians during Derrick Dunlop’s term as secretary of the Society, 10 Jun 1938. 2 “Three Hundred Years Ago”, Harveian Oration delivered by Derrick Dunlop, 1957. 3 Toast by Derrick Dunlop to the Immortal Memory, Harveian Festival, May 1957. 4 Dialogue between Sir Derrick Dunlop and Sir Geoffrey Keynes, biographer of

William Harvey, in an article (2 copies) entitled “New Life of William Harvey”, reprinted from the British Medical Journal, No 2, pp 403-405 and rough draft letter from Dunlop to Keynes praising the book and listing questions as a preliminary to the interview, 13 Aug 1966. (3 items)

5 “William Harvey, Dr of Physique and Chirurgery”, the oration delivered by J R J

Cameron, president of the Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh, to the Harveian Society, Edinburgh, 6 Jun 1969, published Jan 1970.

6 Address by Derrick Dunlop, “Invigilation of Neophytee”, delivered at the Harveian

Festival, 4 Jun 1976. 7 Toast to the guests and Sir Arthur Porrit proposed by Derrick Dunlop at a Harveian

Society dinner, n.d. 8 Toast of the Harveian Society proposed by Derrick Dunlop at the Buckstone-Brown-

Gray Hill dinner, n.d.


7 Papers relating to the Safety of Medicines Committee and drug regulation, 1968-1980

1 [not allocated] 2 Article on “Industry, Safety, Sainsbury and the Bill”, published in The

Pharmaceutical Journal, and quoting Sir Derrick Dunlop’s comments on the Medicines Bill, the Sainsbury Report and his experience as chairman of the Committee on Safety of Drugs, 9 Mar 1968.

3 Letter to Professor Neuhaus from Sir Derrick Dunlop discussing the regulatory

control of medicines and the respective methods of control in the UK and Germany, 18 Jul 1974. (2 items)

4-6 [not allocated] 7 Paper on the Association of British Pharmaceutical Industry classification of efficacy,

Jul 1975. 8 Copy lists showing the Membership at Jul 1976 of the Medicine’s Commission and

the committees set up under Section IV of the Medicines Act. 9 Paper by Derrick Dunlop on foetal malformations and the Safety of Medicines

Committee, found in association with a letter from W H W Inman, Principal Medical Officer, Committee of Safety of Medicines, to Sir Derrick Dunlop concerning a case-control study of 800 babies with congenital abnormalities and outlining a new scheme to identify abnormal children from the Register of Congenital Abnormalities and to interview their doctors respecting the drug histories of the mothers, 8 Feb 1977.

10 Note concerning Adverse Reaction Reports, 16 Nov 1977. 11 Articles on toxicity testing requirements, “Mail 21 (Sep 1978)”. 12 Tables of provisions concerning clinical trials in Europe, Parts A and B, [1978]. (2 items) 13 UK Screening Test Requirements for Clinical Trials and related tables [1978?]. 14 Typed draft of answers by Sir Derrick Dunlop to various questions about the function

of the Committee on the Safety of Drugs, its problems and its relations with the drug industry, n.d.

15 Vote of thanks by Sir Derrick Dunlop, on behalf of the Safety of Drugs Committee, to

the Secretary of State for Scotland, their host at the dinner, n.d. 16/


7 Papers relating to the Safety of Medicines Committee and drug regulation, 1968-1980

16 “Safety of Medicines: Peak of a Life’s Work”, by Keinard G Rule, an essay on the life

of Sir Derrick Dunlop, n.d. 17 [not allocated] 18 Document of information prepared by the DHSS in consultation with the Committee

on Safety of Medicines for guidance on carcinogenicity testing of medical products, submitted [to the ABP1] for comment, n.d.

19 Letter from Susan Sullman, Manager of Scientific Services, to J P Griffin, Department

of Health and Social Security, with attached protests against the stringent new requirements respecting carcinogenicity testing, 9 Nov 1978.

20 Copy article “High prices justified – expert”, a survey of the South African

pharmaceutical industry, quoting Sir Derrick Dunlop’s defence of the manufacturers during his visit to South Africa, To the Point, 1 Dec 1978.

21 Copy article “WHO Concerned over excess of ‘new’ drugs”, alluding to Sir Derrick

Dunlop’s visit to South Africa, To the Point, 8 Dec 1978. 22 Draft letter from Sir Derrick Dunlop to Mr Hewitt [?] agreeing to the publication of

some rough notes he had sent as a possible basis for Lord Smith’s speech respecting the statutory Safety of Medicines Committee. He asks to see a rough draft of the projected publication, 5 Mar 1980.

23 Letter to Sir Derrick Dunlop from J M Mungavin, ABPI, thanking him for his letter

and expressing his hope of a visit to Edinburgh, 18 Mar 1980.


8 Papers Relating to the Royal Medical Society, 1969-1984 1 Address and toast proposed by Derrick Dunlop, guest of the Royal Medical Society

[1969] 2 Notification of the auction by Sotheby’s of the books of the Royal Medical Society on

the 11th Feb [1969]. 3 Copy of “Old Medical Books in Edinburgh Libraries: the Royal Medical Society

Catalogue Project”, by Geoffrey D Hargreaves, published in Res Medica, Volume VII, No 1, 1972.

4 List of estimated numbers of titles of medical books published before 1641 and before

1600, with the name of the holding body [1974]. 5 Copy of letter from George D Painter, British Library, to Mr G D Hargreaves

congratulating him on the catalogue and suggesting Dr D E Rhodes as the best possible reviewer, 30 Apr 1974.

6 Background information on the Edinburgh Historic Medical Library Catalogue,

respecting the author, Geoffrey D Hargreaves, the current state of publication and finances, Jun 1974.

7 Copy letter from Sir Derrick Dunlop, chairman of the RMS appeal fund, to the

secretary [of Edinburgh University?] enclosing a draft copy of Dunlop’s preface to the RMS’s first Volume cataloguing collections of medical books in Edinburgh and a suggested draft forward which it is hoped HRH The Duke of Edinburgh, Chancellor of Edinburgh University, would write, 20 Jun 1984.

8 Letter to Mr R C Gardner, chief estimator, Oxford University Press, from Malcolm D

W Low, treasurer, RMS, requesting him to undertake the production of 400 copies in heavy cream wove paper at a cost of £838.90, 15 Jul 1974.

9 Copy letter to Dr M D W Low from the printer to the Oxford University Press

confirming their business transaction and discussing the production of a limited number of copies with superior binding, 19 Jul 1974.

10-11 [not allocated] 12 RMS catalogue of historic medical collections: copy foreword by HRH the Duke of

Edinburgh, Chancellor of Edinburgh University, and preface by Sir Derrick Dunlop, Chairman of RMS Appeal Committee, 1960-1974, [1974]. (2 items)

13 Vote of thanks to Sir John McMichael, proposed by Sir Derrick Dunlop on the

occasion of McMichael’s opening the new premises of the Royal Medical Society, [Bristo Street], [1975].

14/


8 Papers Relating to the Royal Medical Society, 1962-1984 14 [not allocated] 15 Call for contribution to the Royal Medical Society by the Appeal Committee of which

Derrick Dunlop was convenor, 1979. 16-17 [not allocated] 18 Fragment of toast to the Royal Medical Society of Edinburgh proposed by Derrick

Dunlop at a dinner of the society, n.d.


9 Papers relating to Modern Medicine, 1965-1979 1 Correspondence between Sir Harry Platt and Sir Derrick Dunlop’s secretary

respecting Dunlop’s proposal to membership of the International Advisory Board of Modern Medicine and correspondence between Dunlop and Dr Peter Hansell respecting the meeting and dinner in London, 2 Jul-26 Nov 1965. (8 items)

2 Letter to Sir Derrick Dunlop from Milton H Brown, OBE, MD, BSc, DPH, FRCP,

chairman of the editorial board of Modern Medicine of Canada, welcoming him to the international advisory board of Modern Medicine, 8 Dec 1965.

3 Letter to Sir Derrick Dunlop from Irvine Page, MD, Cleveland, Ohio, congratulating

him on his appointment to the international advisory board of Modern Medicine, 18 Dec 1965.

4 Letter to Sir Derrick Dunlop from Norman McAlister Greig, chairman of the

Australian honorary boards of Modern Medicine, welcoming him to their international advisory board, 5 Jan 1966.

5 Modern Medicine, Supplement No 1, Geriatrics, containing editorial by Sir Derrick

Dunlop and typed draft thereof, Nov 1968. (2 items) 6 Modern Medicine, containing Sir Derrick Dunlop’s editorial on drugs and typed copy

thereof, Feb-May 1969. (2 items) 7 Modern Medicine, containing Sir Derrick Dunlop’s editorial on iatrogenic illness and

amended draft thereof, Aug-Nov 1969. (2 items) 8 Modern Medicine, containing Sir Derrick Dunlop’s editorial on priorities in medicine,

Apr 1970. 9 Correspondence between Sir Derrick Dunlop and Dr J Hansell, in which Dunlop, as

the mainstay of British editorials in Modern Medicine whose articles always gain “top marks” in enquiries conducted amongst the readership, is asked for more contributions, 28 Apr-18 May 1970. (4 items)

10 Report by Sir Derrick Dunlop on the international editorial conference of Modern

Medicine in Minneapolis at which he deputised for Sir Henry Platt, May 1972. 11/


9 Papers relating to Modern Medicine, 1965-1979 11 Letter to Sir Derrick Dunlop from Irvine H Page, MD, editor of Modern Medicine,

Cleveland Ohio, referring to Sir Derrick Dunlop’s portrait on the cover of the issue of Modern Medicine of Sep 18 and to his recent visit to Minneapolis and copy reply from Dunlop with his observations upon Congress’s control over the FDA, Sep 1972.

(2 items) 12 Article in Modern Medicine on Sir Derrick Dunlop in his tenth year as chairman of

the Safety of Medicines Committee, entitled “An early interest in drugs”, 18 Sep 1972.

13 Circular letter to Sir Derrick Dunlop from the chairman of the British Editorial Board

of Modern Medicine, announcing changes in the US Board which were to be followed by the British board and nominating Sir Thomas Lodge for the position of deputy chairman with a view to succeeding to the chairmanship in January, 1976, 21 Jan 1975.

14 letter to Sir Derrick Dunlop from Peter Barker, director of Modern Medicine of Great

Britain, requesting him to continue to serve on the international board of consultants for a further two years and anticipating seeing him at the November meeting, the last one to be held under the chairmanship of Sir Harry [Platt], 11 Mar 1975.

15 Letter to Sir Derrick Dunlop from Peter Barker, managing director of Modern

Medicine, confidentially informing him of his decision to resign and branch out into publishing on his own, 1 Oct 1975.

16 Letter to Sir Derrick Dunlop from Mrs Sylvia Stretton, editorial secretary of Modern

Medicine, notifying him of her resignation and thanking him for his kindness, 18 Nov 1976.

17 letter to Sir Derrick Dunlop from Carol Bampton, editorial Sep of Modern Medicine,

informing him of the dates of the next board meetings and including the minutes of the previous meeting, 8 Mar 1979. (2 items)

18 Notification of change of address of Modern Medicine of Great Britain to 10

Litchworth Drive, Bromley, Kent, n.d., and notification of move from the above to 1 Copers Cope Road, Beckenham, Kent, 5 Mar [1979?]. (2 items)


10 Papers relating to Medicine, 1971-1979 1 Dummy “Information about Medicine, a promotion compilation in advance of the first

issue of Medicine, listing the editorial board and outlining the concepts, structure and content of the journal, [1971].

2 “What do Chapter Editors and General Practitioner Moderators do?” an article

outlining the policies of Medicine and the procedure for contributors, [1971]. 3 Specimen circular letter from Sir Derrick Dunlop in his capacity as president of

Medicine, intimating the imminent publication of the First Issue in January, 1972, [1971].

4 First draft of the foreword of Medicine by Sir Derrick Dunlop (president) and

Professor Sir John McMichael (chairman), [1971]. 5 Two copies (one annotated) of the second draft foreword to Medicine by Sir John

McMichael, [1971]. (2 items) 6 Final foreword to Medicine by Sir Derrick Dunlop and Sir John McMichael, Jan 1972. 7 Revised foreword by Sir Derrick Dunlop for the South African Edition of Medicine

and copy covering letter to Dr S Campbell-Smith, MRCP, of Medical Education Ltd, Fitzroy Square, London, 9 Jan 1973. (2 items)

8 Proof articles respecting the record, future, circulation, readership and advertising of

Medicine, by Sir Derrick Dunlop, Sir John McMichael and Simon Campbell-Smith, [1974].

9 Amended proof of “Medicine and General Practitioner”, by John Horder and Lotte

Newman, published in Medicine, Jan 1972. 10 Copy letter to Sir Derrick Dunlop from Simon Campbell-Smith respecting the

confirmation and terms of Sir Derrick’s joining the board of directors and alluding to the agreement for a Spanish editorial of Medicine, 11 Nov 1974.

11 President and Chairman’s foreword to Medicine, 1975. 12 Amended version of a foreword to Medicine by Sir Derrick Dunlop and Sir John

McMichael, on the occasion of the overall editorship passing to Dr John Badenoch, n.d.

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10 Papers relating to Medicine, 1971-1979 20 Address by Sir Derrick Dunlop at a dinner of the board and contributors of Medicine,

of which he was the retiring president, [1978]. 21 Letter to Sir Derrick Dunlop from Bill Jackson, medical editorial director of

Medicine, with the details of arrangements for the programme of the Summer meeting of 6-8 Jul, 28 Jun 1979.


11 Papers Relating to the Medical Pilgrims Club, 1971-1979 1 List of members of Medical Pilgrims with addresses, 1971. 2 List of names and addresses of Medical Pilgrims, 8 Dec 1977. 3 List of members of Medical Pilgrims, May 1978. 4 Reports of the programme of the Medical Pilgrimage to Scotland, 23-28 Sep 1973. 5 Letter from Professor John Walton to Sir Derrick Dunlop thanking him for his

contribution to the arrangements for the Edinburgh pilgrimage, 4 Oct 1973. 6 Letter to Sir Derrick Dunlop from Roger Short, Dunfermline, respecting the writer’s

address to an audience of Medical Pilgrims and his interest in the history of science, 7 Oct 1973.

7 Circular from Sir John Butterfield, Regis Professor of Physic, Cambridge School of

Clinical Medicine, with the itinerary for the 50th Anniversary Pilgrimage, 24 Feb 1978.

8 Programme for the 50th Anniversary Pilgrimage at Guy’s and The London with a

covering note to Sir Derrick Dunlop from Sir John Butterfield, [1978]. 9 Circular from Sir John Butterfield to Sir Derrick Dunlop thanking him for his kind

work and apologising for the arrangements at Guy’s, 21 May 1978. 10 Note from Sir John Butterfield to Sir Derrick Dunlop thanking him for his kind work

and apologising for the arrangements at Guy’s, 21 May 1978. 11 Letter to Sir Derrick Dunlop from Sir John Butterfield notifying him of his share of

expenses incurred by the pilgrimage in May to The London and Guy’s, 5 Jul 1978. 12 Memorandum to all Pilgrims respecting the pilgrimage to China from Sir John

Butterfield, 8 Aug 1978. 13 Circular from Sir John Butterfield to Sir Derrick Dunlop and other Medical Pilgrims

with news from the Cultural Liaison Officer that a Chinese medical group wished to sponsor a visit to China of 16 Pilgrims for 2/3 weeks in 1979, 6 Oct 1978.

14 Circular from Sir John Butterfield to the Pilgrims respecting the proposed reciprocal

visits between Chinese and British medical men, 12 Feb 1979. 15/


11 Papers Relating to the Medical Pilgrims Club, 1971-1979 15 Circular from Sir John Butterfield to Vice-Chairman of the Chinese Medical Society,

Peking, expressing gratitude for the invitation to a group of British senior medical professors and physicians to visit China for a period of two to three weeks, 12 Feb 1979.

16 Circular from Sir John Butterfield, secretary of the Medical Pilgrims to the Vice-

Chairman of the Chinese Medical Society exploring the possibilities of reciprocal visits, 19 Mar 1979.

17 Circular to the Pilgrims from Sir John Butterfield regarding the proposed visit to

China, 20 Mar 1979. 18 Circular from Chen Zhiming, vice president and secretary general of the Chinese

Medical Association, respecting arrangements for the arrival of a British medical delegation and the proposed visit to Britain of six Chinese plastic surgeons, 23 Apr 1979.

19 Circular to Sir Derrick Dunlop from Sir John Butterfield respecting exchange visits

with the Chinese Medical Association, 22 May 1979. 20 Letters from Sir John Butterfield and John Walton, TD, MD, DSc, FRCP, with the

preliminary programme of the Newcastle Pilgrimage, 5-9 Jun, 1979. (3 items) 21 Suggested itinerary for the medical delegation from the Chinese People’s Republic,

including visits to London, Newcastle, Edinburgh, Liverpool, Birmingham, Oxford and Cambridge, [1979].


12 Papers relating to Sir Derrick’s involvement with Sterling-Winthrop, Pharmaceutical Manufacturers, 1971-1980

1 Opening address by Derrick Dunlop in his capacity as chairman of Winthrop’s

Symposium on Geriatrics, Edinburgh, n.d. 2 [not allocated] 3 “Medicine Legislation and the Health of the Community”, by L M Spalton, deputy

chairman of the Sterling-Winthrop Group Ltd and member of the Medicines Commission, reprinted from The Lancet, pp 180-182, 23 Jan 1971.

4 Letter to Sir Derrick Dunlop from “Binks” with an article about to appear in the New

Scientist referring to Dunlop’s chairmanship of the Medicines Commission and subsequent appointment as a director of Sterling-Winthrop and suggesting the imposition of certain restrictions limiting employment for a couple of years of eminent citizens who have been members of statutory bodies, Mar 1972. (2 items)

5 Letter to Sir Derrick Dunlop from W Clarke Wescoe, MD, Executive vice president of

Sterling Drug Inc, New York, congratulating him upon the Rock Carling Fellowship, and copy reply from Dunlop, Jan 1973. (2 items)

6 Letter to Sir Derrick Dunlop from Arthur Porritt thanking him for the letter of

congratulations on his appointment to the Sterling-Winthrop Board, 27 Jun 1973. 7 Letter to Sir Derrick Dunlop from C R B Williamson, chairman and managing

director of Sterling-Winthrop Group, Ltd, with a proposal that the company obtain a thousand copies of Dunlop’s book and expressing enthusiasm for attending his lecture to be delivered to an invited audience, 4 Sep 1973.

8 Sterling-Winthrop address on the control of drugs by Sir Derrick Dunlop on his

becoming a member of the Group Board, [1973]. 9 [not allocated] 10 Letter to Sir Derrick Dunlop from C R B Williamson praising the enormous

commitment Dunlop has made to the Sterling group, assuring him he is the very last member of the board he would wish to lose and confirming pay arrangements, 27 Sep 1974.

11 Letter from C R B Williamson to Sir Derrick Dunlop referring to the 28½% national

average increase in wages over the past 12 months and urging Dunlop to accept an increase in his basic fee so that he will not enter a period of pay freeze in a disadvantageous position, 24 Jan 1975.

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12 Letter to Sir Derrick Dunlop from David [Wylie] thanking Dunlop for accompanying

him to Sterling-Winthrop meetings in Dublin and commenting on the useful progress made in matters concerning the Common Market, 12 Jun 1975.

13 Article in a Winthrop Pharmaceuticals newspaper entitled “Safety and Control of

Medicine”, reporting the address given by Sir Derrick Dunlop, a director of the Sterling-Winthrop Group, at the annual meeting of the Vereinigung der Importeure Pharmazeutischer Specialitaten, Zurich, 1975.

14 Draft copy of a letter from Sir Derrick Dunlop to Bob Williamson with comments on

Williamson’s Memorandum of the inaugural meeting of the Sterling-Winthrop Board, 12 Feb 1976.

15 Sterling Winthrop Order of Merit, “In Recognition of the immense contribution

Compounded of knowledge, judgement, wisdom and common sense afforded to the Sterling enterprises, in many countries, and on many occasions by Derrick Dunlop”, 8 May 1976.

16 Letter to Sir Derrick Dunlop from Monroe E Trout, vice-president and director of

medical affairs, Sterling Drug Inc, New York, expressing gratitude for Dunlop’s interest in attending all the meetings of the International Medical Directors of Sterling Drug Inc, 16 May 1977.

17 Letter to Sir Derrick Dunlop from C R B Williamson expressing his pleasure at the

news that Dunlop has been persuaded to serve another year on the Sterling-Europa Board, 23 Aug 1976.

18 Letter to Sir Derrick Dunlop from W Clarke Wescoe, expressing his and Bob

Williamson’s distress at the news that Dunlop was considering not standing for regarding-election to the board of Sterling-Winthrop the following year and urging him to continue his directorship, 1977.

19 Copy letter from Sir Derrick Dunlop to Professor Neuhave intimating his invention to

retire from the board of Sterling-Winthrop and his conviction that his successor should be “a European physician of distinction – preferably a German one”, and enquiring whether Neuhave would accept being proposed to the board, 12 Dec 1977.

20 Letter from W Clarke Wescoe, chairman of the board of Sterling Drug Inc, to Sir

Derrick Dunlop expressing regret, personal and corporate, at the retirement of Dunlop from the Sterling-Europa Board and expressing gratitude to a “prodigious worker”, 20 Dec [1977].

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21 Letter to Sir Derrick Dunlop from C R B Williamson discussing Williamson’s

decision to retire and to decline the offer of a seat on the board, 18 Jan 1978. 22 Sir Derrick Dunlop’s copy of a letter from David Wylie, chairman and president of

Sterling Europa, to Professor Gunter Neuhaus, FRCPE, inviting him to join the board as an external director in the post from which Sir Derrick is about to retire, [fragment] 27 Apr 1978.

23 [not allocated] 24 Letter to Sir Derrick Dunlop from David Wylie reluctantly accepting his decision to

retire from the Sterling-Europa board and asking him to accept the position of consultant director since his presence, or even occasional presence, is very highly valued, 8 Aug 1978.

25 Draft reply from Sir Derrick Dunlop to David Wylie insisting on retiring completely

from the board of Sterling-Europa, but adding that he would be flattered to accept the consultant directorship offered to him, preferably on an ad hoc basis at a modest fee rather than the £4,500 salary agreed by the board, [Aug 1978].

26 Letter to Sir Derrick Dunlop from Horst Washe respecting Dunlop’s decision to leave

the Sterling-Europa Board, expressing appreciation of time spent together and wishing him well in the future, Feb 1979.

27 Letter to Sir Derrick Dunlop from Alan Skyring on the occasion of his retiral from the

Sterling-Europa Board with news of old colleagues, Feb 1979. 28 Copy letter from George S Golstein, vice-president and medical director of Winthrop

Laboratories, New York, to George Margetts, MD, Winthrop Laboratories, Surrey, enclosing an article from the New England Journal of Medicine, paying tribute to Sir Derrick and his eloquence in describing the advances made in therapeutics within his own professional lifetime, Feb 1979.

29 Copy article, “In Sickness or in Wealth”, by Bill Breckon, reporter for two Radio 4

programmes under that title, published in The Listener, 6 Sep 1979. 30 Copy formal letter of complaint from S M Peretz, executive vice-president, IFPMA,

to the director general, BBC, respecting the “biased and inaccurate nature”, of the BBC 4 programmes “In Sickness and in Wealth”, 18 Sep 1979.

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31 Copy letter to Dr R B Arnold, director ABPI, to the director-general, BBC, endorsing

the complaint of Mr S M Peretz of IFPMA and requesting assurance that future programmes on pharmaceutical topics will be given less partial presentation, 24 Sep 1979.

32 Copy letter to Dr R B Arnold, director ABPI, from Johnathon Rooper, informing him

that they have already received a formal complaint from Mr S M Peretz, executive vice-president, IFPMA and investigations are being made respecting the programme, “In Sickness and in Wealth”, 28 Sep 1979.

33 Copy letter to the Director General, BBC, from Dr F T Perkins, Chief, Biologicals,

WHO, Geneva, protesting that the biased broadcasts and sensational reporting could well be detrimental to dialogue with pharmaceutical industry at a crucial stage in the development of the Action Programme, 2 Oct 1979.

34 Copy memorandum from S R Newton: following a rumour that BBC were planning

to transmit “In Sickness and in Wealth”, on its World Service, the ABPI has written to the BBC to request the suspension of their plans until the formal complaints of the IFPMA and the ABPI have been investigated, 1 Nov 1979.

35 “Controversial Programme on Pharmaceutical Industry for BBC’s World Service” –

copy extract from SCRIP, Issue No 433, page 9, 27 Oct 1979. 36 Letter to Sir Derrick Dunlop from Dr R A Miley of Sterling-Winthrop condemning

“the rather scurrilous brace of programmes” presented by the BBC under the title “In Sickness and in Wealth”, and constituting, he claims, an unfair attack on the pharmaceutical industry. The objections of other bodies are appended and Dunlop is requested to write to Sir Michael Swann, Chairman of the BBC, in this connection, 20 Nov 1979.

37 Memorandum from S R Newton, Sterling-Winthrop, intimating that the director

general of the BBC has rejected the official complaint made to them and that the programmes are scheduled to be broadcast on the World Service, 20 Nov 1979.

38 Letter to Sir Derrick Dunlop from Eric [Barber], chairman of Sterling-Winthrop,

regarding Dunlop’s decision to resign from the board of Sterling-Winthrop Group Ltd because of ill health, 10 Oct 1979.

39 Letter to Sir Derrick Dunlop from F W Whiting, Sterling-Winthrop, acknowledging

Sir Derrick’s official notification of his retirement, 28 Jan 1980. 40/



40 Letter to Sir Derrick Dunlop from Eric Barber, chairman of Sterling-Winthrop,

enclosing an ex-gratia payment of £1,500 unanimously voted by the board of directors on his resignation from the board in recognition of his counselling and wisdom, 6 Feb 1980.

41 Draft note from Sir Derrick Dunlop to David Wylie expressing his gratitude at the

annual travelling fellowship instituted by Sterling-Winthrop and named after him, [1980].

42 Copy letter to David Wylie dictated by Sir Derrick Dunlop respecting the visit of Mr

Barber and Dr Inch and the new plan of establishing a Winthrop Foundation annual Travelling Fellowship associated with Dunlop’s name. Sir Derrick includes his additions to the statement on the selection of the annual travelling Fellow, 19 May 1980.

43 Dunlop’s copy of letter from David Wylie of Sterling Europa to Professor Strong,

RCPE, respecting the endowment of a Dunlop Travelling Fellowship “in recognition of the great contribution to therapeutics and medical teaching made by Sir Derrick Dunlop, as well as the wise and enlightened guidance he gave to the setting up of the Committee for the Control of Medicines as its first Chairman, 1980.

44 Note of the terms of the Dunlop Travelling Fellowship endowed by the Winthrop

Foundation for members at the Royal College of Physicians (United Kingdom) for the further study of therapeutics and its relationship to the pharmaceutical industry and a note in Dunlop’s writing concerning the final selection of the Travelling Fellow, [1980].


13 Manuscript Drafts of Chairman’s Addresses by Sir Derrick Dunlop Delivered at Wellcome Foundation Symposia, 1976 and n.d.

1 Address at a symposium on infections of the urinary tract, introducing Professor

Collee, Department of Bacteriology, Edinburgh, n.d. 2 Letter from Roy Matthews, Wellcome Medical Division, thanking him for agreeing to

participate in their Postgraduate Medical Week to be held at the University Medical Building, Aberdeen, 9 Sep 1976.

3 Address at the medical week in Aberdeen introducing Professor A G M Campbell,

Professor of Child Health, University of Aberdeen, to discuss current trends and problems in infant feeding and also introducing Dr Pitkeathly to discuss the investigation and therapy of hypertension, [27 Oct 1976].

4 Address at the symposium on hypertension introducing DR J J Brown, MRC, Blood

Pressure Unit, Western Infirmary, Glasgow [27 Oct 1976]. 5 Address at the symposium on biliary tract disease, , introducing Mr McAdam of the

Royal Infirmary, Glasgow, and Mr McKay of the Victoria Hospital, Glasgow, n.d. 6 Address at the symposium on diabetes, introducing Dr McCuish, n.d. 7 Address at the symposium on the care of elderly patients, introducing Dr Dall,

consultant in geriatric medicine, Victoria Infirmary, Glasgow, n.d. 8 Address at the post-graduate week symposium on paediatrics in Ayr, introducing

Professor Arneil of the Royal Hospital for Sick Children, Glasgow, and Dr W M Fyfe, consulting paediatrician of Stobhill Hospital, Glasgow, n.d.

9 Address at the postgraduate week at Newcastle, introducing Dr Reid, director of

communicable diseases, to discuss the rational approach to immunisation, n.d. 10 Address at a symposium on dermatological problems in childhood held in Perth, n.d.


14 Papers Relating to the East of Scotland and Newcastle Lymphona Group, 1979-1980

1 Constitution for the East of Scotland and Newcastle Lymphona Group. 2 Minutes of the East of Scotland Lymphona Group Meeting held in the Scottish Health

Service Centre, Edinburgh, 23 Mar 1979. (2 items) 3 East of Scotland and Newcastle Lymphona Group receipts and payments account for

the year ending 31 Dec 1979. 4 Letter to Sir Derrick Dunlop from Dr Howard Davies, consultant haematologist,

Edinburgh Lymphona Group accompanying the audited annual account of the group, 21 Feb 1980.

5 Letter to Sir Derrick Dunlop from Dr S H Davies of the East of Scotland and

Newcastle Lymphona Group thanking him for attending the Edinburgh meeting on 21 Mar, despite his illness, 2 Apr 1980.


15 Rough Work Books of Sir Derrick Dunlop, n.d. 1 Rough work book containing draft speech on prescribing habits delivered to a group

from the Royal Society of Medicine; draft article entitled “Clinical Use for Oral Hypoglycaemic Agents”, n.d.

2 As above, containing the report of the Committee on the Revision of the British

Pharmacopoeia, of which Dunlop was convenor, 1958; draft article on the Edinburgh Post-Graduate Medical School; draft article on the scientific programme of the Joint Annual Meeting of the Canadian and British Medical Associations; draft toast to the Medical Association at a University dinner, n.d.

3 As above, containing notes for the Harveian oration on the tercentenary of Harvey’s

death; toast to Sir Stanley Davidson; reply to the toast to Edinburgh University, n.d. 4 As above, containing draft notes for the Lumleian lectures; draft toast to the Sister

Professions, the Dean of the Thistle and the Lord Justice General; original draft on sleep-inducing drugs, n.d.

5 As above, containing draft talk on sleep-inducing drugs; arguments respecting the

establishment of a post-graduate medical school in Edinburgh; draft proposal of Dr Crofton and Dr A G Macgregor for membership [of the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh); notes and tables relating Royal cortisone and corticotrophin; draft town and gown lecture on medicine and medical advances; reply on behalf of the guests at the women medical students’ dinner; toast to “the Ladies of the Mess”, proposed at a Residency Mess dinner attended by HRH the Duke of Edinburgh, n.d.

6 As above, containing draft article on cortisone and corticotrophin, n.d. 7 As above, containing reply to the toast at the General Medical Council dinner; notes

on blood diseases and on cortisone and ACTH; draft letter to the contributors to the Textbook of Medical Treatment, reminiscences of the 159th Harveian Festival, Jun 1954.

8 As above, containing typed amended notes on corticotrophin and cortisone; reviews

of theses and books; typed article, “Are Diabetic Degenerative Complications Preventable?”, and typed article, “Modern Drugs”. Also loose draft toast to the Middle East branch of the British Medical Association, n.d.

9 As above, including draft for Carbohydrate Metabolism [section of a Stewart and

Dunlop publication]; notes on oral hypoglycaemic agents and the complications of diabetes; draft letter presenting the findings of Dunlop and Professor Donald with their guidelines on the evaluation of the MD thesis; draft article on Scots medical education written for the Scottish Medical Journal; draft speech delivered at the residency mess dinner in the presence of HRH the Duke of Edinburgh; loose pages with draft toast to the Canadian and British Medical Associations delivered at a joint meeting, n.d.

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15 Rough Work Books of Sir Derrick Dunlop, n.d. 10 Rough work book containing lecture notes n complications in diabetes; notes for

lectures on prescribing; Edinburgh University post-graduate luncheon address; nurses’ graduation address; address given at a dinner of St Bartholemew’s Hospital, London, n.d.

11 As above, including draft article on Sir Robert Philp; a history of diabetic dieting;

notes on oral hypoglycaemic agents, n.d. 12 As above, containing draft article on a variety of aspects of endocrine diseases: on the

treatment of obesity, diabetes mellitus, myxoedema, hyperthyroidism, Addison’s disease, aeromegaly, hyperpara-thyroidism and on amphetamine (benzedrine) and phenmatrazine (preludin). Also a draft referee’s letter in favour of Dr Alistair G Macgregor’s candidature for the Regis Chair of Materia Medica in the University of Aberdeen, n.d.

13 As above, containing drafts of the following: toast to Sir Stanley Davidson, president

of the Medical Association; article on pregnancy in diabetes, on oral hypoglycaemic agents and on the use of blood glucose tests in treatment; notes for the Harveian oration; speech on the occasion of the chiropodists’ graduation; toast to the British Pharmaceutical Conference and draft article on grand mal epilepsy, n.d.

14 As above, containing draft letters and speeches, including notes on cortisone and

medrone tablets; toast to the Royal High School; lecture on oral hygiene; lecture on operative treatment of endocrine disease; article on pre- and post-operative treatment of endocrine disease; article on pre- and post-operative management of patients suffering from endocrine disease, n.d.

15 As above, containing draft article on hypnotics and sedatives; minutes of the

Aesculapeian Dinner, Oct 1956; address to the English Harveian Society on the effect of endocrine glands on the skin; review of the 9th edition of Price’s text book surveying the practice of medicine and draft toast to the residency mess, n.d.

16 As above, containing draft report of the Committee elected to advise on the future of

the Royal Medical Society; draft speech on therapeutic diets delivered to the Diabetic Association; notes for post-graduate lectures on clinical features and therapeutics of hyperthyroidism, n.d.

17 As above, containing a lecture on anti-thyroid agents and a draft letter to the bmj on

certain pharmaceutical preparations, n.d. 18 [not allocated] 19/


15 Rough Work Books of Sir Derrick Dunlop, n.d. 19 Exercise book with golf scores and handicaps 1908-1914 and used by Derrick Dunlop

as a rough work book containing Stephen Paget Memorial lecture centenary address, Launceston Hospital; toast to Edward Livingstone [medical publishing house], third Tod memorial lecture on pharmaceutics; lecture on the ethics of human experimentation; address in favour of the proposer of a motion at a debate, n.d.

20 Rough work book of Sir Derrick Dunlop, containing a toast to Donald Hunter,

president of the Association of Physicians; draft letters; reply to the toast to the University of Clinical Chemists Conference; drafts of the endocrine lecture course, 1961.

21 As above, containing draft comments on Kenneth Donald’s review dealing with the

Edinburgh Medical School; quintennial estimates, 1962-1967, and proposals from the Department of Therapeutics; vote of thanks to Sir Kenneth Cowan and Sir Charles Harrington on the occasion of the launching of the new hospital laboratories; comments on a thesis on diabetes; reply to the toast at the 1950 medical graduates reunion dinner; draft letter reporting the activities of the Drug Economy Committee, 1960; and notes for a lecture on haemorrhage and diseases of the blood, n.d.

22 As above, containing draft toast to the guests and Sir Arthur Porrit at the Harveian

Society dinner, 2 Jun 1967; testimonials; reply to the Vice-Chancellor’s toast on behalf of the honorary graduates, Edinburgh University; luncheon speech on the occasion of receiving an honorary LlD, Edinburgh University; reply on behalf of the honorary graduates, [Oxford University]; report on examination in Materia Medica, Pharmacology and Therapeutics in the Royal University of Malta; Safety of Medicines notes and 1947 graduates’ dinner speech, n.d.

23 As above, containing notes on the selection of medical students with special reference

to the Albert Einstein Medical School, New York State and draft address on potent analgesics with accompanying table, n.d.

24 As above, containing notes on drugs and drug addiction, with tables; draft letters to Dr

Francis on the future of the Diabetic Out Patients’ Department; draft letter respecting the Drug Economy Committee of the Infirmary and lecture notes on hypnotics and sedatives, n.d.

25 As above, containing draft toast to the Aesculapeian Club; draft correspondence and

draft speech made at the opening of the Edinburgh Medical Exhibition, n.d. 26 As above, containing a draft article on hypnotics and bibliography, n.d. 27/


15 Rough Work Books of Sir Derrick Dunlop, n.d. 27 Rough work book containing draft for a speech on antibiotics and chemotherapy of

infections delivered at the plenary session of the annual conference of the British Medical Association; draft letter to Mr Rosentiel in reply to an invitation to attend a Board of Directors’ meeting in Louisville; concluding speech summarising the contributions of various speakers on aspects of chemotherapy; article on pharmacopoeia for publication in the British Medical Journal; draft letter respecting a bequest made to the Board of Management for the promotion of research in the fields of diabetes and cancer; confidential report to the Secretary of State for Scotland in support of a candidate for Regis Chair of Materia Medica, University of Aberdeen; and appreciation of Sir Stanley Davidson on his retirement; speech delivered at the Richard Bright Dinner, Guy’s Hospital, n.d.

28 As above, containing draft lecture on the use and abuse of drugs; draft address for the

16th Jacobaeus Foundation lecture on clinical experience with oral hypoglycaemic agents; financial calculations; notes on principles of chemotherapy; draft introduction of Professor Carstairs on the occasion of his delivering his inaugural lecture as Professor of Psychology; speech as the president of the Post-Graduate Board commenting upon the University Grant Committee’s allocation of various organisations to advance the cause of Scottish post-graduate education, delivered at a meeting of representatives of the Royal Scottish Corporations, n.d.

29 As above, containing British Medical Association address on routine medical

examinations; draft letter to the Court of Edinburgh University respecting the findings of the Scottish Post Graduate Medical Association to be put forward to the University Grants Committee; memorandum on nurses’ education; notes for lecture on the cost of drugs; introduction to a lecture on the development of hospitals; notes on hyperadrenalism; toast to Charles MacMillan, n.d.

30 As above, containing draft speech on the occasion of the laying of the foundations of

the Pfizer building, Edinburgh; records of Safety of Drugs Committee meetings; address to the Oxford Medical Club; a lecture on the complications of diabetes, n.d.

31 As above, containing draft farewell speech on the occasion of Ted Harris’s departure

from the Medical School; article on the side effects of drugs and safeguards against unsuspected toxic effects of new drugs; address to the Pharmaceutical Society; Charles Hasting lecture; address on diabetes at the first international symposium held in the new Pfizer building, Edinburgh; letter to the editor concerning the future siting of the Sick Children’s Hospital; John Snow memorial lecture; address on the use of drugs by railwaymen; draft of the Croonian lecture; draft interview with Keynes on the publication of his Life of Harvey; chairman’s address to the Aesculapeian Club; draft toast to Her Majesty’s judges, n.d.

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15 Rough Work Books of Sir Derrick Dunlop, n.d. 32 Rough work book containing a paper on the efficacy of routine medical examinations;

toast to the Royal Medical Society, testimonial for Professor Frazer; draft of Appeal for the Royal Medical Society; Italian paper on clinical trials; toast to final year medical women; the City of Edinburgh Scott Club dinner address, Prestonfield House; faculty dinner speech; 1937 medical graduation speech; Edinburgh Pharmaceutical Society induction address; Sir Derrick’s retirement dinner speech; toast to the Residency men; address on the retirement of C P Stewart; toast to the Pilgrim’s Club dinner guests; n.d.

33 As above, containing notes relating to the Safety of Drugs Committee, n.d.


16 Medical publications by various authors, 1956-1979 1 Transactions of the Johnson Society, Dec 1956. 2 “Drugs and the Community”, by Alastair G Macgregor, reprinted from The

Pharmaceutical Journal, 22 Jun 1963, and inscribed to Sir Derrick Dunlop from Alastair Macgregor.

3 “Evaluation and Mechanisms of Drug Toxicity”, by Frederick E Shideman – a report

to the National Institute of Health, Mar 1964. 4 “Report: Six Months Tour to study the Production, Control and Clinical use of

Drugs”, by G A Elliot, Professor of Medicine, University of Witwatersrand, Johannesburg, 1964/1965.

5 “The Training of a Physician”, by A D B Whyte published in Australasian Annals of

Medicine, Volume 14, No 1, Feb 1965. 6 Official Records of the World Health Organisation, No 148 Annex II, “International

Monitoring of Adverse Reactions to Drugs”, a report by the director-general to the executive board at its 37th session, Mar 1966.

7 Editorial on “FDA censorship”, by Walter Modell, MD, Department of

Pharmaceutical, and reprinted from Clinical Pharmacology and Therapeutics, Volume 8, No 3, May-Jun 1967.

8 Drug Abuse: a call for action, Society health papers, Volume 3, containing “New

Trends in Drug Abuse in Britain”, by Roy Goulding, following a conference in New York, 12-13 Nov 1967.

9 “Principles for the Clinical Evaluation of Drugs”, a report of a WHO scientific group

published in World Health Organisation Technical Report Series, No 403, 1968. 10 “Potted Dreams”, an article criticising the shortcomings of the Hallucinogens

Subcommittee and printed in the British Medical Journal, 18 Jan 1969. 11 Antibacterial Drugs Today, by A P Ball, J A Gray and J McC Murdoch with an

inscription to Sir Derrick Dunlop from James Murdoch, 1971. 12 Pocket Guide to Antimicrobial Chemotherapy, by Mark Ridley with foreword by Sir

Derrick Dunlop, 1971. 13 “Iatrogenic Misadventure”, by A G W Whitfield, published in British Medical

Journal, 18 Mar 1972. 14 “The Porn Industry” and “Stagnation of Bile”, published in British Medical Journal,

30 Sep 1972. 15/


16 Medical publications by various authors, 1956-1979 15 “Personal View”, by David Kyle, general practitioner, printed in the British Medical

Journal, 22 Sep 1973. 16 “Introduction of New Therapeutic Drugs in the United States and Great Britain: an

International Comparison”, by William M Wardell, University of Rochester School of Medicine and Dentistry and reprinted from Clinical Pharmacology and Therapeutics, Volume 14, No 5, Sep-Oct 1973.

17 “British Usage and American Awareness of Some New Therapeutic Drugs”, by

William M Wardell and reprinted from Clinical Pharmacology and Therapeutics, Volume 14, No 6, Nov-Dec 1973.

18 “Therapeutic Implications of the Drug Lag”, by William M Wardell, University of

Rochester School of Medicine and Dentistry and reprinted from Clinical Pharmacology and Therapeutics, Volume 15, No 1, Jan 1974.

19 Article by Dr Tony Smith, “Is modern medicine really a major threat to health?”,

reprinted in The Times, 4 Dec 1974. 20 Typed draft of “Rationing Health Care”, by Michael H Cooper, Mar 1975. 21 “Incaution and Conservation in Prescribing”, by Roy E A Mapes, Occasional Paper

No 10, Medical Sociology Research Centre, University College of Swansea, Nov 1975.

22 “Drugs: test before, monitor after”, an article on the Eraldin case, appearing in The

Economist, 17 Jul 1976. 23 Office of Health Economics publication, Asthma, 1976. 24 “Balanced Government Regulations of Consumer Products”, by Peter Barten Hutt,

printed by the Centre for the Study of Drug Development, 1976. 25 “The Rate of New Drug Discovery: The Output, Flow and Regulatory Disposition of

New Chemical Entities Produced by the US Pharmaceutical Industry since 1962”, by William M Wardell, Mohammed Hassar and Louis Lasagna and published by Centre for the Study of Drugs Development, 20 Aug 1976.

26 “Some Homework is Needed”, by Alexander M Schmidt, MD, published by the

Centre for the Study of Drug Development, Feb 1977. 27 “Towards a More Rational Regulation of the Development of New Medicines, a

report of a European Workshop held in Sestri Levante, Italy, Sep 29-30, 1976, and published in the European Journal of Clinical Pharmacology, 1977.

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16 Medical publications by various authors, 1956-1979 28 “Consensus among Experts: the Unholy Grail”, by Louis Lasagna, published by The

Centre for the Study of Drug Development, [1977]. 29 “Evaluating Adverse Drug Reactions”, by Fred E Kach MD, and Louis Lasagna and

published in the Reprint Series, the Centre for the Study of Drug Development, Jan 1977.

30 “Of Politics and Drug Regulation”, by G Frederick Roll and published by the Centre

for the Study of Drug Development, Jan 1977. 31 “Recurrent Criticisms: a History of Investigations of the FDA”, by Jeanne Herzog,

research assistant, CSDD, and published by the Centre for the Study of Drug Development, Mar 1977.

32 “Watching the Monitors: ‘Paid’ Prescriptions, Fiscal Intermediaries and Drug-

Utilisation Review”, by John P Morgan and published by the Centre for the Study of Drug Development, Apr 1977.

33 “Current Status of International Drug Regulation”, by Louis Lasagna and published

by the Centre for the Study of Drug Development, Jun 1977. 34 “Putting Reason into Regulation”, by Irving I Kessler, Professor of Epidemiology at

the Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, Maryland, and published by the Centre for the Study of Drug Development, Oct 1977.

35 “The Food and Drug Administration: More Sinned Against than Sinning?” by

Theodore G Klumpp, MD, FACP, [1977?]. 36 Article on the role of the family doctor by Anthony R Moore, senior lecturer in

surgery, University of Melbourne, Australia, British Medical Journal, 11 Nov 1978. 37 Article on the occurrence of gallstones in Doctor, 22 Feb 1979. 38 Page from Doctor, 17 May 1979. 39 List of medical publications in the British Medical Journal, 7 Jun 1979. 40 Photographs of tables and proofs of Adverse Reactions to Drugs, by O L Wade, MD,

FRCP, Whitla Professor of Therapeutics and Pharmacology, The Queen’s University of Belfast, n.d.

41 “FDA ‘Efficacy’ Rule: Does it Work”, by Louis Lasagna, n.d. 42 “US Physicians Use of, and Options on, Combination Drugs”, by Louis Lasagna, n.d. 43/


16 Medical publications by various authors, 1956-1979 43 “Therapeutic Freedom”, by M E Trout, President of the American College of Legal

Medicine, nd 44 “The World-Wide Influence of the Edinburgh Medical School”, by Dr R E Wright-St

Clair, n.d. 45 “Life Styles: 2002”, Chapter 12 by James Morrell, n.d. 46 “The Tribe that Kept its Head”, by Colin Douglas – an article on Edinburgh and

medical education published by the University of Edinburgh, n.d. (2 items)


17 Medical addresses by various speakers, 1942-1978 1 Inaugural address on “The Development of Materia Medica in Edinburgh”, by J H

Gaddum, Professor of Materia Medica and Pharmacology, and published in the Edinburgh Medical Journal, 1942.

2 The Haslam Oration, “The Bedside Manner and the Doctor-Patient Relationship”,

delivered to the Royal Medical Society by Clifford F Hawkins, Consultant Physician at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital, 17 Oct 1961.

3 Address on “Factors which affect Prescribing in General Practice”, delivered at

Rothesay to a conference of delegates representing executive councils from all over Scotland (by Professor Alastair G Macgregor, Department of Materia Medica and Therapeutics, Aberdeen) and a memorandum to Derrick Dunlop, 28 Sep 1962.

4 Linacre Platt, Bart, Professor of Medicine, University of Manchester, and published in

Universities Quarterly, No 17, pp 327-340, 1963. 5 Presidential address, “Manners Makyth Man: A Plea for the Importance of Character

in Medicine”, delivered by Sir George Pickering, Regis Professor of Medicine at Oxford University, at the 131st Annual Meeting of the British Medical Association, Oxford, and reprinted in the British Medical Journal, 20 Jul 1963.

6 “The Practice of Medicine”, from a lecture given to the Royal Medico-Chirurgical

Society of Glasgow on Feb 21 1964, and published in the Scottish Medical Journal, 9, pp 249-255, 1964.

7 Presidential Address on “The Bedside Manner”, delivered by Sir Ronald Bodley

Scott, and reprinted from The Medical Society’s Transactions, Volume LXXXII, 1965-1966.

8 Lecture on “The Role of the FSA in Pharmaceutical Industrial Stagnation”, delivered

by Joseph C Elia, MD, FICS, FACS, at the Nevada State Pharmaceutical Association; Sep 1966.

9 The Robert Adam Lecture, “One Man’s Meat…”, delivered by Roy Goulding,

Director of the National Poisons Information Centre, Guy’s Hospital, London and published in the Journal of the Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland, Volume 3, No 1, 1967.

10 “Therapeutics: Pills or Treatment”, an inaugural lecture delivered before The Queen’s

University of Belfast on 31st Jan 1968, by P C Elmes, Professor of Therapeutic Sciences, 1968.

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17 Medical addresses by various speakers, 1942-1978 11 “The Therapeutic Millenium and its Price: a view from the haematopoietic system”,

the Lilly Lecture given by M M Wintrobe, MD, PhD, at the Conference on Haematology held at the Roy College of Physicians in Jul, 1968, and published in the Journal of the Royal College of Physicians of London, Volume 3, No 2, Jan 1969.

12 British Pharmaceutical Conference lecture on “The Use of Drugs in the Community”,

delivered by Professor O L Wade and reprinted from The Pharmaceutical Journal, 1969.

13 A speech on “Drugs – The American System”, presented before the American

Chemical Society by W Clarke Wescoe, President of Winthrop Laboratories, 16 Sep 1970.

14 Text of speech delivered at the banquet of the Congress of the International Society of

Surgery, Edinburgh, 18 Sep 1975. 15 Copy of “What is Diabetes?”, an introductory talk at the post-graduate courses in

diabetes mellitis in Southampton, 1977, 1978, and in Hastings, New Zealand, 1977, by Knud Lundbaek, 1978.

16 “The Influence of New Data Requirements and Standards on the Cost of Drug

Development”, a paper presented by Dr S Sullman at the ABPI Research Directors’ Annual Meeting, Nov 1978.


18 Miscellaneous, 1944-1979 1 Derrick Dunlop’s copy of a draft of the minutes of a special meeting of the senatus

academicus of the University of Edinburgh and of a Graduation Ceremonial, 12 Jul 1944.

2 Names of contributors with a quotation appropriate to each, Contributors’ Dinner,

1946 and Dec 1948. (2 items) 3 “The Newest Decalogue”, 1950. 4 Article on the playwright, Alexander Reid, with his remarks on Edinburgh underlined,

1957. 5 Entry on “opium” [by D M Dunlop?] for Chambers’ Encyclopaedia, Sep 1960. 6 Text of the Introductory Address delivered by Professor Thomas Murphy on the

occasion of his conferring of the Degree of Doctor of Science honoris causa upon Sir Derrick Dunlop, 17 Jul 1969.

7 “What’s become of Waring”, response on behalf of the College made by Sir Clive

Fitts, Kt, MD, FRCP, FRACP, DTM, at the Trinity College Centenary Banquet, 22 Jun 1972.

8 “The borer in the Labour Party dike”, by Bernard Levin from The Times, 26 Sep

1972. 9 “Recollections of a Bookworm”, an address by Sir Clive Fitts to the Friends of the

Baillieu Library at their meeting, 22 Nov 1973. 10 Anonymous typed article headed “Fly away Peter…Fly away Pau…” and

superscribed “cc Father Patrick Barry, Ampleforth”, dealing with the writer’s thoughts on Catholic education and the current position of the Church and an account of his conversion to Catholicism while a prisoner of war in Eichstatt, Bavaria, and a reading list, 12 Feb 1974.

11 Certificate of Sir Derrick Dunlop’s admission as a corresponding member of the

German Society of Internal Medicine, signed by Gunter Neuhaus [in German], Wiesbaden, 20 Apr 1977.

12 [not allocated] 13 Typed copy of a short story “At Sea”, by A Doctor, n.d. 14 Story of the writer’s encounter with a Yugoslavian immigrant who ran a house for

young drug addicts and alcoholics in Australia, n.d. 15/


18 Miscellaneous, 1944-1979 15 [not allocated] 16 Observations on free will and determinism in the hand of Derrick Dunlop, n.d. 17 Fragment of a note on Lister [in Dunlop’s hand] with a quotation from Henley’s

poem, n.d. 18 “Chronicles of an Aimless Life”, reminiscences of a doctor addressed to the President

and Members [of the Australian College of General Practitioners?], n.d. 19 “Sound, Sense and Silence” [by Sir Clive Fitts?], n.d. 20 University of Edinburgh Special Minute: Sir Derrick Dunlop, n.d. 21 “Was Shakespeare a Doctor?”, [by T B Simpson?], n.d. 22 Text of the address delivered by the Convenor of the Dental Council on the occasion

of the conferring of the Honorary Fellowship in Dental Surgery Diploma, RCSE, upon Sir Derrick Dunlop, n.d.


19 Box of slides Clinical cases with dates.

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