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DR. SAYRE'S PLASTER-OF-PARIS APPARATUS.
749 UNIVERSITY OF LONDON.-The following is a list of week "repeat" that the staff have "neglected" the duty of "meeting the specific charges boldly, taking the profession the candidates who have passed the recent Second M.B. into their confidence." Why, this is exactiy what they did Examination:FIRST DIVISION. when, on the 31st of July, they forwarded to you the resolution which, after due deliberation, they had unanimously Barrow, Albert Boyce, King’s College. Horrocks, Peter, Guy’s Hospital. adopted. Joll, Boyd Burnett, University College. Again, you complain that the "proceedings seem to be Smith, Herbert Urmson, St. Thomas’sHospital. enshrouded in needless obscurity." This is the fault, not of Symonds, Charters James, Guy’s Hospital. the staff, but of the "Committee of Inquiry," whose" impuTirard, Nestor Isidore Charles, King’s College. tations, privately made, have been enshrouded in needless
obscurity" from members of the staff.
Bury, Judson Sykes, University College. Cattle, Charles Henry, Leeds School of Medicine. Chapman, Paul Morgan, University College. Collins, William Edward, St. George’s Hospital. Cooke, Edward Marriott, King’s College. Giles, George Michael James, St. Mary’s Hospital. Goodehild, Francis, St. George’s Hospital. Gristock, William, University College. Keyworth, George Hawson, Guy’s Hospital. Mortimer, John, University College. Plumbe, Samuel Thompson, St. Bartholomew’s Hospital. Ryley, James, University College. Sankey, Herbert R. Octavius, University College. Sedgefield, Arthur Robert Wyatt, King’s College. Snell, Edward Arthur, King’s College. Stevenson, Leader Henry, Guy’s Hospital.
Once more, you say "it would be simply obeying the natural impulse of a keen sense of honour to repudiate in public the imputation privately made." It was in obedience to this impulse that the staff forwarded to you the resolution which had the misfortune to be too curt to secure publicity through your columns. It seems to me that "imputations privately made" are quite incompatible with "a keen sense of honour,"and may therefore be safely treated with contempt. I am. Sir. vour obedient servant. PROSSER JAMES.
DR. SAYRE’S PLASTER-OF-PARIS APPARATUS. LANCET. of 481 of issue 29th Sept., 1877, you SIR,—On p. your refer to an article from the Lexington Press (which was iasued during my absence from the country), charging me with having taken the idea of my treatment of spinal curvature by suspension and the use of plaster-of-Paris bandage from Dr. Bryan, of Lexington, Ky. By referring to my first report on Pott’s disease, and its treatment by suspension and the plaster-of-Paris jacket, in the Transactions of the American Medical Association fox 1876, p. 585; also to my recent work on Spinal Curvatures, &c., by Smith, Elder, and Co., 15, Waterloo-place, London, you will see, by a letter to me from Dr. Bryan himself, that this charge is absolutely false. By giving this insertion you will very much oblige, Yours most respectfully, LEWIS A. SAYRE. Fifth-avenue, New Yorli, Oct. 31st, 1877. To the Editor
of THE
Medical News. ROYAL COLLEGE
OF
SURGEONS
OF
ENGLAND. -e-
The following gentlemen, having passed the required examination for the diploma, were duly admitted Members of the College at meetidgs of the Court of Examiners on the 13th and 14th inst. :Beard, Spencer F., L.S.A., Haywards-heath. Bellwood, John, L.R.C.P. Ed., Addiscombe. Bernays, Augustus C., M.D. Heidelberg, St.Louis, U.S. Bottrell, James F. H., L.S.A., Hereford. Claremont, Claude C., Camden-town. Crallau, George E. J., Haywards-heath. Cross, Horatio R. 0., L.R.C.P. Ed., Craven-st., Strand. Davidsou, Alexander D., L.S.A., Erith, Kent. Dickinson, George D., Darlington. Elam, William H., Mirfield, Lancashire. Flint, Horace, M.B. Ed., Canterbury. Fort, Thomas, L.R.C.P. Ed., Lindeth Tower, Silverdale. Gabb, J. P. Alwyne, Bewdley. Goode, Charles F., L.S.A.,.Haverfordwest. Goss, Samuel, Sidmouth. Greasley, John, L.S.A., Canterbury. Greasley, Joseph, Melton Mowbray. Greenwood, Arthur, L.S.A., Chipping Norton. Hollingsworth, John, Sheffield. iiornsby, G. Harcourt, L.S.A., Bromsgrove. Hunt,Robert, Preston.
Lane, William A., Woolwich. Lighton, H. A. Hamilton, Ross.
Lynsey, East Rudham. H.Hotham Newmareh, B. James, South Eaton-place. Orlebar, G., M.B. & C.M. Aberd., St. Leonard’s-on-Sea.
Manby,
Palm, William S., M.B. Ed., Rotterdam. Paulley, J. N. Legge, Weymonth. Prickett, Marmaduke, Bridlington. Richards, Thomas, L.S.A., Salisbury. Steventon, Walter T., L.S.A., Snaith, Yorkshire. Taylor, Frank, L.S.A., Bristol. Taylor, R. Stanley, Derby. Thomas, H. William, L.S.A., Beaumaris, North Wales. Thomas, William, Anglesea. Tuchmann, Maro, M.D. Berlin, H&vet’stock-MU. Underwood, Arthur S., Bedford-square. Walker, C. Edward, Darlington. Whitehead, Heywood R., Harrow. Wilkinson, Arthur T., Didsbury, Lancashire.
The following gentlemen APOTHECARIES’ HALL. passed the examination in the Science and Practice of Medicine and received certificates to practise on Nov. 8th :-
Craddock, Frederick Hurst, St. Luke’s Hospital. Hammond, Alex. Billing, Queen-street, Finsbury. Hepburn, Alfred, Upper Bedford-place. Johnson, Christopher J. Byron, Whitwick, Leicestershire. Ling, Maurice Edward, Saxmundham. Murray, Charles Herbert, Kensington-road. The following gentlemen also passed the Primary Professional Examination:Edward George Betts, Middlesex Hospital; Joseph Sutcliffe, St. Thomas’s Hospital.
ROYAL COLLEGES
OF
PHYSICIANS
AND
SURGEONS,
The following EDINBURGH. - DOUBLE QUALIFICATION. gentlemen passed their First Professional Examination during the recent sittings of the Examiners:Thomas William Drinkwater, Carlow; Patrick Francis Black, Co. Meath ; John Lyon, Liverpool; Ivon Lewis Murdoch, Pitsligo; Saml. Stumbels Philips, Kilmallock ; John Purcell, Cork; Robert Arthur Mossman, Lincolnshire; John Hannay, Dudley; James Smyth, Co. Limerick; Percy George Mahony, Preston ; Walter Lorrain Rankin, Govan; Thos. James MacLoughlin, Co. Meath; Albert Vaughan Williamson, Middlesborough ; Edward Parlane Macfarlane, Islay; William Crofts, Cork; David Taylor, Down; John Currie Steele, Johnstone ; Richard Hanser Whiteley, Wakefield. And the following gentlemen passed their Final Examinations and were admitted L.R.C.P. Edin. and L.R.C.S. Edin.: James Claudius Pollock Muir, Luton, Beds; Edmond James Lawless, Malta; Robt. Reid Rentoul, Co. Antrim; Walter King Loveless, Stockbridge, Hants ;Robert Knox Wighton Redpath, Ediuburgh ; Lewis Eastwood, Halifax; John Swain Scriven, Weymouth; Samuel Kennedy, Co. Down ; Henry Ebenezer Spencer, Leicestershire ; Samuel Rayner -
Holdsworth, Wakefield ; John Alexander M’1IIann, Sligo ; Abraham Blunden, Kilkenny ; Thomas Stewart Traill Smellie, Fergus, Ontario ; Joseph Woods Moody, Newry; Arthur Harry Norman, Colchester; William Alexander M’Kee, Cromlin ; Edwin Addison Marsh, London ; Frank Augustus Coward, Cape of Good Hope ; Alfred Henry Miller, Portsmouth ; John Richard Culliman, Co. Wexford ; Edwd. Alexander Doyle, Lancashire ; David Brown Warden, Ayrhire ; Edward Arthur Whiteley, Wakefield ; John Gill, Leadhills ; Andrianaly, Madagascar ; Alexander Gunn, Caithness-shire ; Reginald Archfield Fergusson, New Granada, South America ; Edwin Moses Ford, Mansfield, Notts ; Geo. Taylor Goggin, Co. Clare.
ROYAL COLLEGE
OF
SURGEONS, EDINBURGH.—The
foltowing gentlemen passed their First Examinations during the October sederunt :John Rankine, Stirling ; John Hay Caird, Fort George ;
James
Lang,
Renfrewshire.
their Final Examinaadmitted Licentiates of the College:Robert William Hewson, Salisbury; James Mann, Nairn; John Caithness Innes, Marykirk ; Francis James Beresford, Leicestershire ; Walter
And the tion and
following gentlemen passed
were
Burns, Ayr.
NEWS has arrived of the death of the African Dr. de Bary, formerly a physician in Malta. died in the land of the Twarogs, in Northern Africa.
plorer,
MRS. BELL, of
ex-
He
Balgray, Forfarshire, bequeathed
£1000 to the Senatus Academicus of the Andrews, for the purpose of founding Arts or in Medicine.
University of Scholarship
a
St. in
THE inauguration of Dr. Graves’s statue, which intended to take place last Monday at the College of Physicians, has been postponed until further notice. It was
will, however, be unveiled some time this month.
obscurity" from members of the staff.
Bury, Judson Sykes, University College. Cattle, Charles Henry, Leeds School of Medicine. Chapman, Paul Morgan, University College. Collins, William Edward, St. George’s Hospital. Cooke, Edward Marriott, King’s College. Giles, George Michael James, St. Mary’s Hospital. Goodehild, Francis, St. George’s Hospital. Gristock, William, University College. Keyworth, George Hawson, Guy’s Hospital. Mortimer, John, University College. Plumbe, Samuel Thompson, St. Bartholomew’s Hospital. Ryley, James, University College. Sankey, Herbert R. Octavius, University College. Sedgefield, Arthur Robert Wyatt, King’s College. Snell, Edward Arthur, King’s College. Stevenson, Leader Henry, Guy’s Hospital.
Once more, you say "it would be simply obeying the natural impulse of a keen sense of honour to repudiate in public the imputation privately made." It was in obedience to this impulse that the staff forwarded to you the resolution which had the misfortune to be too curt to secure publicity through your columns. It seems to me that "imputations privately made" are quite incompatible with "a keen sense of honour,"and may therefore be safely treated with contempt. I am. Sir. vour obedient servant. PROSSER JAMES.
DR. SAYRE’S PLASTER-OF-PARIS APPARATUS. LANCET. of 481 of issue 29th Sept., 1877, you SIR,—On p. your refer to an article from the Lexington Press (which was iasued during my absence from the country), charging me with having taken the idea of my treatment of spinal curvature by suspension and the use of plaster-of-Paris bandage from Dr. Bryan, of Lexington, Ky. By referring to my first report on Pott’s disease, and its treatment by suspension and the plaster-of-Paris jacket, in the Transactions of the American Medical Association fox 1876, p. 585; also to my recent work on Spinal Curvatures, &c., by Smith, Elder, and Co., 15, Waterloo-place, London, you will see, by a letter to me from Dr. Bryan himself, that this charge is absolutely false. By giving this insertion you will very much oblige, Yours most respectfully, LEWIS A. SAYRE. Fifth-avenue, New Yorli, Oct. 31st, 1877. To the Editor
of THE
Medical News. ROYAL COLLEGE
OF
SURGEONS
OF
ENGLAND. -e-
The following gentlemen, having passed the required examination for the diploma, were duly admitted Members of the College at meetidgs of the Court of Examiners on the 13th and 14th inst. :Beard, Spencer F., L.S.A., Haywards-heath. Bellwood, John, L.R.C.P. Ed., Addiscombe. Bernays, Augustus C., M.D. Heidelberg, St.Louis, U.S. Bottrell, James F. H., L.S.A., Hereford. Claremont, Claude C., Camden-town. Crallau, George E. J., Haywards-heath. Cross, Horatio R. 0., L.R.C.P. Ed., Craven-st., Strand. Davidsou, Alexander D., L.S.A., Erith, Kent. Dickinson, George D., Darlington. Elam, William H., Mirfield, Lancashire. Flint, Horace, M.B. Ed., Canterbury. Fort, Thomas, L.R.C.P. Ed., Lindeth Tower, Silverdale. Gabb, J. P. Alwyne, Bewdley. Goode, Charles F., L.S.A.,.Haverfordwest. Goss, Samuel, Sidmouth. Greasley, John, L.S.A., Canterbury. Greasley, Joseph, Melton Mowbray. Greenwood, Arthur, L.S.A., Chipping Norton. Hollingsworth, John, Sheffield. iiornsby, G. Harcourt, L.S.A., Bromsgrove. Hunt,Robert, Preston.
Lane, William A., Woolwich. Lighton, H. A. Hamilton, Ross.
Lynsey, East Rudham. H.Hotham Newmareh, B. James, South Eaton-place. Orlebar, G., M.B. & C.M. Aberd., St. Leonard’s-on-Sea.
Manby,
Palm, William S., M.B. Ed., Rotterdam. Paulley, J. N. Legge, Weymonth. Prickett, Marmaduke, Bridlington. Richards, Thomas, L.S.A., Salisbury. Steventon, Walter T., L.S.A., Snaith, Yorkshire. Taylor, Frank, L.S.A., Bristol. Taylor, R. Stanley, Derby. Thomas, H. William, L.S.A., Beaumaris, North Wales. Thomas, William, Anglesea. Tuchmann, Maro, M.D. Berlin, H&vet’stock-MU. Underwood, Arthur S., Bedford-square. Walker, C. Edward, Darlington. Whitehead, Heywood R., Harrow. Wilkinson, Arthur T., Didsbury, Lancashire.
The following gentlemen APOTHECARIES’ HALL. passed the examination in the Science and Practice of Medicine and received certificates to practise on Nov. 8th :-
Craddock, Frederick Hurst, St. Luke’s Hospital. Hammond, Alex. Billing, Queen-street, Finsbury. Hepburn, Alfred, Upper Bedford-place. Johnson, Christopher J. Byron, Whitwick, Leicestershire. Ling, Maurice Edward, Saxmundham. Murray, Charles Herbert, Kensington-road. The following gentlemen also passed the Primary Professional Examination:Edward George Betts, Middlesex Hospital; Joseph Sutcliffe, St. Thomas’s Hospital.
ROYAL COLLEGES
OF
PHYSICIANS
AND
SURGEONS,
The following EDINBURGH. - DOUBLE QUALIFICATION. gentlemen passed their First Professional Examination during the recent sittings of the Examiners:Thomas William Drinkwater, Carlow; Patrick Francis Black, Co. Meath ; John Lyon, Liverpool; Ivon Lewis Murdoch, Pitsligo; Saml. Stumbels Philips, Kilmallock ; John Purcell, Cork; Robert Arthur Mossman, Lincolnshire; John Hannay, Dudley; James Smyth, Co. Limerick; Percy George Mahony, Preston ; Walter Lorrain Rankin, Govan; Thos. James MacLoughlin, Co. Meath; Albert Vaughan Williamson, Middlesborough ; Edward Parlane Macfarlane, Islay; William Crofts, Cork; David Taylor, Down; John Currie Steele, Johnstone ; Richard Hanser Whiteley, Wakefield. And the following gentlemen passed their Final Examinations and were admitted L.R.C.P. Edin. and L.R.C.S. Edin.: James Claudius Pollock Muir, Luton, Beds; Edmond James Lawless, Malta; Robt. Reid Rentoul, Co. Antrim; Walter King Loveless, Stockbridge, Hants ;Robert Knox Wighton Redpath, Ediuburgh ; Lewis Eastwood, Halifax; John Swain Scriven, Weymouth; Samuel Kennedy, Co. Down ; Henry Ebenezer Spencer, Leicestershire ; Samuel Rayner -
Holdsworth, Wakefield ; John Alexander M’1IIann, Sligo ; Abraham Blunden, Kilkenny ; Thomas Stewart Traill Smellie, Fergus, Ontario ; Joseph Woods Moody, Newry; Arthur Harry Norman, Colchester; William Alexander M’Kee, Cromlin ; Edwin Addison Marsh, London ; Frank Augustus Coward, Cape of Good Hope ; Alfred Henry Miller, Portsmouth ; John Richard Culliman, Co. Wexford ; Edwd. Alexander Doyle, Lancashire ; David Brown Warden, Ayrhire ; Edward Arthur Whiteley, Wakefield ; John Gill, Leadhills ; Andrianaly, Madagascar ; Alexander Gunn, Caithness-shire ; Reginald Archfield Fergusson, New Granada, South America ; Edwin Moses Ford, Mansfield, Notts ; Geo. Taylor Goggin, Co. Clare.
ROYAL COLLEGE
OF
SURGEONS, EDINBURGH.—The
foltowing gentlemen passed their First Examinations during the October sederunt :John Rankine, Stirling ; John Hay Caird, Fort George ;
James
Lang,
Renfrewshire.
their Final Examinaadmitted Licentiates of the College:Robert William Hewson, Salisbury; James Mann, Nairn; John Caithness Innes, Marykirk ; Francis James Beresford, Leicestershire ; Walter
And the tion and
following gentlemen passed
were
Burns, Ayr.
NEWS has arrived of the death of the African Dr. de Bary, formerly a physician in Malta. died in the land of the Twarogs, in Northern Africa.
plorer,
MRS. BELL, of
ex-
He
Balgray, Forfarshire, bequeathed
£1000 to the Senatus Academicus of the Andrews, for the purpose of founding Arts or in Medicine.
University of Scholarship
a
St. in
THE inauguration of Dr. Graves’s statue, which intended to take place last Monday at the College of Physicians, has been postponed until further notice. It was
will, however, be unveiled some time this month.