Authorised form of name | Blane; Sir; Gilbert (1749 - 1834) |
Dates | 1749 - 1834 |
Nationality | British |
Place of birth | Blanefield, Ayrshire, Scotland |
Date of birth | 27 August 1749 |
Place of death | His house in Sackville Street |
Date of death | 27 June 1834 |
Activity | Education: MD (1778, Glasgow) Career: Physician to the Fleet (1779-1783); Physician, St Thomas' Hospital (1783-1795); Physician Extraordinary to the Prince of Wales (1785); Physician in Ordinary to the King (George IV and William IV) Honours: Bt 1812 Memberships: LCP
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Membership category | Fellow |
Date of election | 23/12/1784 |
Royal Society activity | Lectures: Croonian 1788 |
Relationships | Elder brother of William Blane (FRS 1795) |
Sources | Sources: Bulloch's Roll; DNB Authority: Date of birth from Munk's Roll Obituaries: Proc Roy Soc 1834-1835 No 18 pp 303-304 References: Garland Cannon, 'Sir William Jones, Sir Joseph Banks, and the Royal Society' in NR 1974-5 vol 29 pp 205-230 W P Griffith and P J T Morris, 'Charles Hatchett FRS (1765 - 1847), chemist and discoverer of niobium' in NR 2003 vol 57 pp 299 - 316 Notes: DNB gives date of death as 26 June 1834. |
Royal Society code | NA8133 |
Archives associated with this Fellow
Reference number | Title | Date |
EC/1782/06 | Blane, Sir Gilbert: certificate of election to the Royal Society | |
L&P/9/163/1 | Paper, 'An account of the Nardus Indica or spikenard' by Gilbert Blane | 1760 |
L&P/7/189 | Letter, 'Of a hurricane at Barbadoes' from Gilbert Blane to John Hunter | 22 December 1780 |
L&P/9/163/2 | Plate, 'Nardus Indica' by Gilbert Blane | 1790 |
L&P/9/103 | Paper, 'Muscular motion [Croonian Lecture]' by Gilbert Blane | 1788 |
L&P/9/48 | Letter, 'Some particulars relative to the production of Borax' from William Blane to Gilbert Blane | 1787 |
L&P/9/163 | Paper, 'An account of the Nardus Indica or spikenard' by Gilbert Blane | 1790 |
EC/1784/11 | Blane, Sir Gilbert: certificate of election to the Royal Society | |
HS/4/159 | Letter, from Gilbert Blane, to [Alexander Copland] Hutchison, dated at Sackville St. | 28 February 1830 |