Testimonials in favour of Aeneas Munro, M.D., C.M. ... : candidate for the Chair of Medical Jurisprudence in the Andersonian University.

Date:
1872
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    frequent intercourse that has existed between us during that time, has enabled me to form a correct and just esti- mate of his general and professional attainments. I consider these are of a high order, and such as will command the respect and esteem of all who know him and have the privilege of his friendship. I am of opinion that he is a most suitable candidate for the Chair of Medical Jurisprudence, for which he is an applicant, and feel satisfied that, if chosen to fill the appointment to which he aspires, that he will bring such a degree of ability and energy in the performance of the varied duties of a teacher of Forensic Medicine, as will merit the confidence of the Patrons, and do honour to the University. WM MACGILL, M.D. X. From John Pirie, A.M., M.D., Fellow of the Faculty of Physi- cians and Surgeons of Glasgo w ; Licentiate of the Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh, &*c. It gives me pleasure to hear that Dr. .Eneas Munro has consented to become a candidate for the Chair of Medical Jurisprudence in Anderson’s University. I avail myself of this opportunity of expressing my very high opinion of his qualifications, both as a gentleman and a scholar, for that important office. I have seen much of him since he has settled in Glasgow, and have had ample opportunity of seeing that he pos- sesses the minute and varied professional knowledge so necessary to the successful teaching of Forensic Medicine. His enthusiastic devotion to his profession, together with