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Movements and whereabouts of Hospital Ships and Ambulance Carriers. (Manuscript) 1915-1916 PTR/8/1/18
Movements and whereabouts of Hospital Ships and Ambulance Carriers in the Mediterranean, September 1915 to January 1916.
Daily arrivals and departures in Mudros of all ships used in Hospital Transport Service. (Manuscript) 1915-1916 PTR/8/1/19
Daily arrivals and departures in Mudros of all ships used in Hospital Transport Service, noting the length of stay in port of each, and destination on sailing, from 23 August 1915 to 9 January 1916.
Routine Orders, Inspection Reports, Instructions to hospital ship Officers, and treatment reports sent to Porter during the Gallipoli Campaign. (Manuscript) 1915-1916 PTR/8/2/1
Routine Orders, Inspection Reports, Instructions to hospital ship Officers, and treatment reports sent to Porter during the Gallipoli Campaign.
Reports from various Hospital Ships deployed during the Gallipoli Campaign. (Manuscript) 1915 PTR/8/2/2
Reports from various Hospital Ships deployed during the Gallipoli Campaign sent to the Medical Director General (Porter).
Naval Brigade, South Africa, Medical Notes. (Manuscript) 1899-1900 PTR/6/2/5
Medical notes kept by Sir James Porter, Surgeon, Naval Brigade, South Africa, covering 3 December 1899 - 12 April 1900.
Publications and cuttings. (Manuscript) 1899-1901 PTR/2/18
Medical Administration in the South African War, a report of speeches by Sir William Church, Sir William MacCormac and Surgeon-General J.…
Naval Brigade, South Africa, Medical Notes. (Manuscript) 1900 PTR/6/2/6
Medical notes kept by Sir James Porter, Surgeon, Naval Brigade, South Africa, exact dare range unclear. Circa 1900.
HMS DORIS and South Africa. (Manuscript) 1897-1901 PTR/2/14
Report published in 1901 by the Royal Commission on South African Hospitals; ephemera related to Porter's time on HMS DORIS; orders and certificates; hand drawn maps; a copy of the 1864 Accession of the British Government to the Geneva Convention; The London Gazette from 12 March 1901, regardin…
Army Book 166. (Manuscript) 1900 PTR/6/2/1
Pocket book, with pencil attached, of labels or tags for military medical patients. Some are filled in, but most are left blank. Tag gives the name and number of the individual, his rank or regiment, wound and treatment. The first tag is dated 19 February 1900.
South Africa. (Manuscript) 1898-1900 PTR/2/15
Army orders, ephemera, reports, lists of supplies, designs for an aluminium stretcher, a photograph of Porter, lists of casualties, other medical reports and observations, and an image of HMS DORIS.
Medical Officers Order Book. (Manuscript) 1899-1900 PTR/6/2/3
Small red book containing orders for medical officers at Naval Brigade Camp, Modder River, 1899 to 1900.
Cowan letters, Bermuda. (Manuscript) 1884-1887 PTR/3/1
A file of letters, some incomplete, relating to the Cowan family at Bermuda, including a note about the marriage between James Porter and Emma Louisa Kay Cowan (later Lady Porter, known as Lutie), eldest daughter of M.W. Cowan at Paget Parish Church, Bermuda.
Journal, Chatham, January to April 1905. (Manuscript) 1905 PTR/7/1/4
Parts of a journal kept by Sir James Porter, (or perhaps Mrs Porter), regarding daily social life, finances and correspondence, covering January, some of February, March, and some of April.
Records of hospital ships in the Mediterranean in 1915. (Manuscript) 1915 PTR/8/1/12
Records kept in September and October 1915 by medical officers aboard several hospital ships, including NEURALIA, SOMALI, NEVASA and REWA, of numbers of people on board and their state of health upon arriving or departing a port.
Documents relating to Sir James Porter's time at the Royal Naval Hospital, Gibraltar. (Manuscript) 1905-1906 PTR/7/2/1
Letters, photographs, certificates, newspapers and ephemera relating to Porter's time as Deputy Inspector General of the Royal Naval Hospital, Gibraltar, March 1905 to December 1906.
Documents relating to Sir James Porter's time at the Royal Naval Hospital, Haslar. (Manuscript) 1901-1904 PTR/7/1/1
Documents relating to Porter's time at the Royal Naval Hospital, Haslar: two photographs of Imperial Japanese Navy officers, K. Yamaji and Y. Kamimura, circa 1902; a booklet of images of the RNH Haslar, and a postcard; seven letters to Porter, 1901-1904, including several from Y.…
Letters relating to Sir James Porter's time at Royal Naval Hospital, Haslar. (Manuscript) 1901-1902 PTR/7/1/2
Letters from a variety of correspondents, to Sir James Porter, and some from Porter to his family, whilst at Royal Naval Hospital, Haslar, 1901-1902.
Letters received by Sir James Porter in the aftermath of the Gallipoli campaign. (Manuscript) 1916-1935 PTR/8/4/5
Letters received by Sir James Porter in the aftermath of the Gallipoli campaign, from Officers involved in Hospital Transport, also contains a few letters from Sir James to Lady Porter and his children.
Letters received by Sir James Porter, 1913-1915. (Manuscript) 1913-1915 PTR/7/6/3
Letters received (and some written) by Porter and Lady Porter, largely from friends and family, but some professional aquaintances as well.
Addresses and speeches from the Opening Ceremony of the Historical Medical Museum. (Manuscript) 1913 PTR/7/6/4
Book: "XVIIth International Congress of Medicine, London 1913, Opening Ceremony of the Historical Medical Museum" by Dr Norman Moore, published 24 June 1913, containing addresses and speeches made.
Rough note book dated 1914. (Manuscript) 1914 PTR/7/6/6
Rough note book kept by Sir James Porter during 1914.
Guest list for Darwin celebrations at Cambridge, 1909. (Manuscript) 1909-1913 PTR/7/3/6
Booklet: "Centenary of the Birth of Charles Darwin and the Fiftieth Anniversary of the Publication of the Origin of Species / To be Celebrated at Cambridge, June 22, 23, 24, 1909 / List of Delegates and other Guests invited by the University", published Cambridge 1909, with the "Order…
Porter Family letters, June to November 1909. (Manuscript) 1909-1913 PTR/7/3/7
Letters June to November 1909, largely from Sir James Porter to Lady Porter, some from Porter to his children.