JENNER, Sir WILLIAM (_b._ 1815); studies and early successes, ii. 118; papers on Typhoid and Typhus Fevers, 119, 123; later appointments and writings, 124, 125; on Parkes, 296, 301. Jenner, Stephen, i. 169. Kaye. See Caius. Keate, i. 155. Keith, T., ii. 102. Key. See Caius. King’s College, London, ii. 74, 76, 77, 147, 149, 150, 262-264, 304. Knox, Robert, ii. 72, 73. Laennec, ii. 5, 181. _Lancet, The_, i. 267, 275, 293, 298, 307, 309, 310, ii. 97, 133, 134, 142, 214, 243, 244, 295. Latimer, i. 7. LAWRENCE, Sir WILLIAM (1783-1867), and Brodie, i. 289; education, 303; apprenticed to Abernethy, 303; appointments at St. Bartholomew’s, 304; early works, 304; professor at College of Surgeons, 305; criticism of Abernethy, 305; lectures on Man, and controversy thereon, 305-307; Lawrence yields to the storm, 307; establishes Aldersgate Medical School, 307; ophthalmic works, 308; relations with College of Surgeons, 308; delivers Hunterian oration, 309; character of, 310; death, 311. Lenten preacher at Rome, a, i. 115-117. Lifeboat Institution, National, and Marshall Hall, i. 284. Lilye, i. 12. LINACRE, THOMAS (1460-1524), birth, i. 1; descent, 2; school-days, 2; elected fellow of All Souls’, 2; takes pupils, 2; travels in Italy, 2; graduates M.D. at Oxford, 3; translates the “Sphere” of Proclus, 3; teaches Erasmus Greek, 3; becomes Prince Arthur’s tutor, 3; appointed physician to Henry VIII, 4; studies theology, 4; gains preferments, 5; advises Erasmus, 5; lectures at Oxford, 6; receives a flattering address, 6; translates Aristotle and Galen, 7, 8; writes on grammar and language, 8; founds College of Physicians, 8-10; benefactions to it, 10; founds lectureships at Oxford and Cambridge, 10-12; his practical skill, 12; his personal character, 12; death, 13; buried in St. Paul’s, 13; memorial erected by Caius, 13; will, 13. Lister, Joseph Jackson, F.R.S., ii. 135-137. LISTER, Sir JOSEPH (_b_. 1828), ii. 46, 47, 114; studies, 137; physiological researches, 137; professorship at Glasgow, 138; unhealthy wards, 138-140; carbolic acid and germs, 141; the antiseptic system, 141-147; diminution of pyæmia, 143, 146; experiment on a calf, 143, 144; antiseptic gauze, 145; carbolic spray, 146; corrosive sublimate, 146; distinctions conferred upon, 147. Liston, Rev. Harry, ii. 24.