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Biology, and Experimental Physics, in conformity with the Rickard W. Lloyd. Electrician: Dr. F. O. Bnekland. requirements of the Intermediate and Final B.Se., the Secretary : Mr. R. J. Gilbert. The practice of the Hospital Preliminary Scientific, and the Intermediate M.B. Examina- is open to practitioners and to senior students; clinical tions of the University of London. The lectures will be assistants are appointed to the wards, and clinical instruc. fully illustrated by experiments, and provision will be made tion is given in the out-patient department. Courses of for individual practical work in each subject. For particulars post-graduate lectures are given by the staff on Wednesday at intervals, particulars of which are advertised in the apply to the Secretary. medical journals. Further information can be obtained on application to the Honorary Secretary of the medical staff, HOSPITALS AFFORDING FACILITIES FOR -
CLINICAL OBSERVATION. EAST LONDON HOSPITAL FOR CHILDREN
Mr. L. A.
Bidwell, at the hospital.
NORTH-EASTERN HOSPITAL FOR CHILDREN, HackneyEstablished 1867. City Offices : 27, Clement’sAND DIS- road, N.E. Last year 694 PENSARY FOR WOMEN, Glamis-road, Shadwell, E.-Phy- lane, E.C.--This hospital contains 57 beds. sicians : Dr. Eustace Smith, Dr. Horatio B. Donkin, and in-patients and 16,405 out-patients (representing 55,538 Dr. J. A. Coutts. Surgeons: Mr. R. W. Parker and Mr. attendances) were relieved, 183 of the in-patients being L. A. Dunn. Assistant Physicians : Dr. Dawson Williams, under two years of age. Consulting Physicians: Dre. Dr. H. J. Campbell, Dr. T. H. Arnold Chaplin, and Dr. A. E. Sansom, W. Cavley, and F. C. Turner. Consulting J. A. Hayward. Assistant Surgeon: Mr. H. B. Robinson. Surgeons : Messrs. Jonathan Hutchinson, Waren Tay, Administrator of Anaesthetics: Mr. Thomas Bird. Resident and R. J. Godlee. Physicians: Drs. C. E. Armand Semple, Medical Officer : Mr. Percy C. Phillips. House Surgeon : W. Pasteur, W. A. Wills, and H. G. Adamson. Surgeons : Mr. Troutbeck. House Physician : Mr. Senior. Secre- Messrs. Bilton Pollard and H. Percy Dean. House Surgeon: tary : Thomas Hayes. Lady Superintendent: Miss F. A. W. S. West. House Physician: C. S. Storrs. Junior House Davies. The hospital maintains 102 cots, and on an average Physician: Herbert H. Pearsp. Lady Superintendent: Miss 178 out-patients are seen daily. Clinical instruction is E. W. Curno. Secretary: Mr. T. Glenton-Kerr. The surgeons
the physicians and surgeons to the hospital, as attend on Wednesdays at 2 P.M. and Fridays at 9 A.M.; the announced in the advertisement columns. All particulars daily at 2 P.M. NORTH-WEST LONDON HOSPITAL, Kentish Town-road.-may be obtained on application to the Secretary. EVELINA HOSPITAL FOR SICK CHILDREN, Southwark- This hospital provides 53 beds and has a large out-patient bridge-road, S.E. - Consulting Physicians: Dr. W. S. department. There are appointments for Two Residpnb Playfair, Dr. J. F. Goodhart, and Dr. Frederick Taylor. Medical Officers, with board, residence, and washing. The Physicians: Drs. Nestor Tirard and Frederick Willcocks. Senior Medical Officer also receives R50 per annum. Honorary Physicians to Out-patients: Drs. George Carpenter and Medical Staff:-Consulting Physician: Dr. Donald W. C, W. Soltau Fenwick. Ophthalmic Surgeon: Dr. W. A. Hood. Physician : Dr. Harry Campbell. Surgeon: Mr. Brailey. Consulting Surgeons: Messrs. W. Morrant Baker, Frederic Durham. Assistant Physicians: Drs. Walter K. H. G. Howse, and R. Clement Lucas. Surgeons: Messrs. Sibley, Leonard G. Guthrie, and James Cagney. Assistant G. H. Makins and F. S. Eve. Surgeons to Out-patients : Surgeons : Messrs. M. P. Mayo Collier. C. Gordon Brodie, and Messrs. J. H. Targett and A. H. Tabby. Dental Surgeon- J. Jackson Clarke. Accessory Staff: Drs. J. Herbert S6orwera, Mr. R. Denison Pedley. Senior Resident Medical Officer: John Shaw, and Wm. J. Collins, and Mr. C. F. Rilot. Dr. W. L. Wainwright. Junior Resident Medical Officer: Resident Medical Officer : Mr. J. F. Sarjeant. Assistant Medical Officers : Mr. Robert R. Leatham. Secretary : Mr. Mr. T. Waddelow Smith, VICTORIA HOSPITAL FOR CHILDREN, Chelsea, S. W. Alfred Craske. (with which is incorporated ST. GABRIEL’S HOSPITAL FOR INFANTS).-The hospital contains 90 beds and has a large ENGLISH PROVINCIAL HOSPITALS AND out-patient department (nearly 1000 weekly); the home at Broadstairs has 50 beds, and the home at Churchfields 16 MEDICAL SCHOOLS. beds. Consulting Physician: Dr. Syer Bristowe. Consulting Surgeons: Mr. Erichsen and Mr. Cowell. PhyMASON COLLEGE, BIRMINGHAM.-Two Ingleby Scholarsicians : Dr. Ridge Jones and Dr. Dawtrey Drewitt. are offered annually after examination in Obstetric ships to the Drs. Physicians Out-patients: Montague Murray, Medicine and S urgery and Diseases of Women and Children. Walter Carr, W. Wallis Ord, and Humphry D. Rolleston. The Scholarships are open to students who have completed Messrs. Pick and Power. to Surgeons: D’Arcy Surgeons years of their curriculum in this College. One or more the Out-patients: Messrs. Raymond Johnson and H. F. Sydenham Scholarships will be offered annually of the Waterhouse. Ophthalmic Surgeon: Mr. W. J. Holmes Spicer. Dental Surgeon: Mr. Percy Smith. Anæsthetist: Dr. Paul value of 30 guineas each. The orphan sons of former Frank Moline. House Surgeon: Charles Sakhell Pantin, students of the Birmingham Medical School have priority M.B. Lond. House Physician: S. R. Schofield, M.R.C.S. of election. No Sydenham scholars are elected whose age years on the day of election. The Eng., L.R.C.P. Lond. Secretary : Captain W. C. exceeds twenty-three are held for three years, subject to good beBlount, R.N. Out-patients are seen as under:-Medical Scholarships and Surgical cases: Daily, at 12.30 P.M., aud every after- haviour. A Queen’s Scholarship will be offered annually of the value of 30 guineas. It may be held for three years, Dental cases: Saturdays, at 9 A.M. noon at 1.30 P.M. WEST LONDON HOSPITAL, Hammersmith-road, W.— one-third being paid each year, subject to good behaviour. This hospital has 101 beds, but arrangements are being A Sands Cox Scholarship is offered annually, of the same made for the erection of a new wing which will value as the last, and is tield under similar conditions. The About 1700 in-patients and Russell Memorial Prize is awarded annually after examinacontain another 60 beds. number 60,000, are tion in Nervous Diseases. There are Facuities of Arts, whose attendances 20,000 out-patients, bbe treated annually. There are appointments for two House Science, and Medicine, and students are prepared for The the various of of London. examinations University Physicians and two House Surgeons, with board and medical courses qualify for the diplomas of all Licensing; residence, tenable for six months ; also appointments for a of limited number of Clinical Assistants. Physicians: Drs. Bodies and for the degrees in Medicine and Surgery British There various universities. are Scholarships, D. W. C. Hood, F. G. D. Drewitt, and J. B. Ball. Physician for Diseases of Women : Dr. AlbertJ. Venn. Entrance and otherwise. The Dental Department, in conwith the General, Queen’s, and Dental Hospitals, Surgeons: Messrs. C. R. B. Keetley, F. Swinford Edwards, junction affords a complete curriculum for all Dental diplomas. The and S. Pageto Surgeon for Diseases of the Eye : Mr. B. J. Vernon. Assistant Physicians: Drs. Seymour Taylor, A. E. Library contains upwards of 23,000 volumes. Syllabuses information as to the various courses of Garrod, W. Hunter, and W. A. Turner, Assistant Phy- containing full sician for Diseases of Women: Dr. J. A. Mansell Moullin. instruction, lecture days and hours, fee,,4, scholarships &c. Assistant Surgeons: Messrs. L. A. Bidwell, G. L. Cheatle, and will be forwarded on application to the Rpgiaiirar. W. McA. Eccles. Assistant Surgeon for Diseases of the Eye: GENERAL AND QUEEN’S HOSPITALS, BIRMINGHAM.Mr. H. P. Dunn. Surgeon-Dentist : Mr. H. Lloyd Williams. Physician-in-Charge of Throat and Nose Department: Dr. General Hospital: Consulting Physicians: Dr. Fletcher, J. B. Ball. Surge:.n-in-Charge of Aural Department: Mr. Sir W. Foster, and Dr. Wade. Consulting Surgeon : S. Paget. Sui-geon -in -Charge of Orthopaedic Department: Mr. Pemberton. Physicians: Drs. Rickards, Saundby, Mr. C. B. Keetley. Pathologist: Dr. W. Hunter. Adminis- Simon, and Wilson. Surgeons: Messrs. Chavasse, Barling, Obstetric Officer: Dr. Malins. trators of Ansesthetica: Messrs. T. Gunton Alderton and Haslam, and Heaton.
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Biology, and Experimental Physics, in conformity with the Rickard W. Lloyd. Electrician: Dr. F. O. Bnekland. requirements of the Intermediate and Final B.Se., the Secretary : Mr. R. J. Gilbert. The practice of the Hospital Preliminary Scientific, and the Intermediate M.B. Examina- is open to practitioners and to senior students; clinical tions of the University of London. The lectures will be assistants are appointed to the wards, and clinical instruc. fully illustrated by experiments, and provision will be made tion is given in the out-patient department. Courses of for individual practical work in each subject. For particulars post-graduate lectures are given by the staff on Wednesday at intervals, particulars of which are advertised in the apply to the Secretary. medical journals. Further information can be obtained on application to the Honorary Secretary of the medical staff, HOSPITALS AFFORDING FACILITIES FOR -
CLINICAL OBSERVATION. EAST LONDON HOSPITAL FOR CHILDREN
Mr. L. A.
Bidwell, at the hospital.
NORTH-EASTERN HOSPITAL FOR CHILDREN, HackneyEstablished 1867. City Offices : 27, Clement’sAND DIS- road, N.E. Last year 694 PENSARY FOR WOMEN, Glamis-road, Shadwell, E.-Phy- lane, E.C.--This hospital contains 57 beds. sicians : Dr. Eustace Smith, Dr. Horatio B. Donkin, and in-patients and 16,405 out-patients (representing 55,538 Dr. J. A. Coutts. Surgeons: Mr. R. W. Parker and Mr. attendances) were relieved, 183 of the in-patients being L. A. Dunn. Assistant Physicians : Dr. Dawson Williams, under two years of age. Consulting Physicians: Dre. Dr. H. J. Campbell, Dr. T. H. Arnold Chaplin, and Dr. A. E. Sansom, W. Cavley, and F. C. Turner. Consulting J. A. Hayward. Assistant Surgeon: Mr. H. B. Robinson. Surgeons : Messrs. Jonathan Hutchinson, Waren Tay, Administrator of Anaesthetics: Mr. Thomas Bird. Resident and R. J. Godlee. Physicians: Drs. C. E. Armand Semple, Medical Officer : Mr. Percy C. Phillips. House Surgeon : W. Pasteur, W. A. Wills, and H. G. Adamson. Surgeons : Mr. Troutbeck. House Physician : Mr. Senior. Secre- Messrs. Bilton Pollard and H. Percy Dean. House Surgeon: tary : Thomas Hayes. Lady Superintendent: Miss F. A. W. S. West. House Physician: C. S. Storrs. Junior House Davies. The hospital maintains 102 cots, and on an average Physician: Herbert H. Pearsp. Lady Superintendent: Miss 178 out-patients are seen daily. Clinical instruction is E. W. Curno. Secretary: Mr. T. Glenton-Kerr. The surgeons
the physicians and surgeons to the hospital, as attend on Wednesdays at 2 P.M. and Fridays at 9 A.M.; the announced in the advertisement columns. All particulars daily at 2 P.M. NORTH-WEST LONDON HOSPITAL, Kentish Town-road.-may be obtained on application to the Secretary. EVELINA HOSPITAL FOR SICK CHILDREN, Southwark- This hospital provides 53 beds and has a large out-patient bridge-road, S.E. - Consulting Physicians: Dr. W. S. department. There are appointments for Two Residpnb Playfair, Dr. J. F. Goodhart, and Dr. Frederick Taylor. Medical Officers, with board, residence, and washing. The Physicians: Drs. Nestor Tirard and Frederick Willcocks. Senior Medical Officer also receives R50 per annum. Honorary Physicians to Out-patients: Drs. George Carpenter and Medical Staff:-Consulting Physician: Dr. Donald W. C, W. Soltau Fenwick. Ophthalmic Surgeon: Dr. W. A. Hood. Physician : Dr. Harry Campbell. Surgeon: Mr. Brailey. Consulting Surgeons: Messrs. W. Morrant Baker, Frederic Durham. Assistant Physicians: Drs. Walter K. H. G. Howse, and R. Clement Lucas. Surgeons: Messrs. Sibley, Leonard G. Guthrie, and James Cagney. Assistant G. H. Makins and F. S. Eve. Surgeons to Out-patients : Surgeons : Messrs. M. P. Mayo Collier. C. Gordon Brodie, and Messrs. J. H. Targett and A. H. Tabby. Dental Surgeon- J. Jackson Clarke. Accessory Staff: Drs. J. Herbert S6orwera, Mr. R. Denison Pedley. Senior Resident Medical Officer: John Shaw, and Wm. J. Collins, and Mr. C. F. Rilot. Dr. W. L. Wainwright. Junior Resident Medical Officer: Resident Medical Officer : Mr. J. F. Sarjeant. Assistant Medical Officers : Mr. Robert R. Leatham. Secretary : Mr. Mr. T. Waddelow Smith, VICTORIA HOSPITAL FOR CHILDREN, Chelsea, S. W. Alfred Craske. (with which is incorporated ST. GABRIEL’S HOSPITAL FOR INFANTS).-The hospital contains 90 beds and has a large ENGLISH PROVINCIAL HOSPITALS AND out-patient department (nearly 1000 weekly); the home at Broadstairs has 50 beds, and the home at Churchfields 16 MEDICAL SCHOOLS. beds. Consulting Physician: Dr. Syer Bristowe. Consulting Surgeons: Mr. Erichsen and Mr. Cowell. PhyMASON COLLEGE, BIRMINGHAM.-Two Ingleby Scholarsicians : Dr. Ridge Jones and Dr. Dawtrey Drewitt. are offered annually after examination in Obstetric ships to the Drs. Physicians Out-patients: Montague Murray, Medicine and S urgery and Diseases of Women and Children. Walter Carr, W. Wallis Ord, and Humphry D. Rolleston. The Scholarships are open to students who have completed Messrs. Pick and Power. to Surgeons: D’Arcy Surgeons years of their curriculum in this College. One or more the Out-patients: Messrs. Raymond Johnson and H. F. Sydenham Scholarships will be offered annually of the Waterhouse. Ophthalmic Surgeon: Mr. W. J. Holmes Spicer. Dental Surgeon: Mr. Percy Smith. Anæsthetist: Dr. Paul value of 30 guineas each. The orphan sons of former Frank Moline. House Surgeon: Charles Sakhell Pantin, students of the Birmingham Medical School have priority M.B. Lond. House Physician: S. R. Schofield, M.R.C.S. of election. No Sydenham scholars are elected whose age years on the day of election. The Eng., L.R.C.P. Lond. Secretary : Captain W. C. exceeds twenty-three are held for three years, subject to good beBlount, R.N. Out-patients are seen as under:-Medical Scholarships and Surgical cases: Daily, at 12.30 P.M., aud every after- haviour. A Queen’s Scholarship will be offered annually of the value of 30 guineas. It may be held for three years, Dental cases: Saturdays, at 9 A.M. noon at 1.30 P.M. WEST LONDON HOSPITAL, Hammersmith-road, W.— one-third being paid each year, subject to good behaviour. This hospital has 101 beds, but arrangements are being A Sands Cox Scholarship is offered annually, of the same made for the erection of a new wing which will value as the last, and is tield under similar conditions. The About 1700 in-patients and Russell Memorial Prize is awarded annually after examinacontain another 60 beds. number 60,000, are tion in Nervous Diseases. There are Facuities of Arts, whose attendances 20,000 out-patients, bbe treated annually. There are appointments for two House Science, and Medicine, and students are prepared for The the various of of London. examinations University Physicians and two House Surgeons, with board and medical courses qualify for the diplomas of all Licensing; residence, tenable for six months ; also appointments for a of limited number of Clinical Assistants. Physicians: Drs. Bodies and for the degrees in Medicine and Surgery British There various universities. are Scholarships, D. W. C. Hood, F. G. D. Drewitt, and J. B. Ball. Physician for Diseases of Women : Dr. AlbertJ. Venn. Entrance and otherwise. The Dental Department, in conwith the General, Queen’s, and Dental Hospitals, Surgeons: Messrs. C. R. B. Keetley, F. Swinford Edwards, junction affords a complete curriculum for all Dental diplomas. The and S. Pageto Surgeon for Diseases of the Eye : Mr. B. J. Vernon. Assistant Physicians: Drs. Seymour Taylor, A. E. Library contains upwards of 23,000 volumes. Syllabuses information as to the various courses of Garrod, W. Hunter, and W. A. Turner, Assistant Phy- containing full sician for Diseases of Women: Dr. J. A. Mansell Moullin. instruction, lecture days and hours, fee,,4, scholarships &c. Assistant Surgeons: Messrs. L. A. Bidwell, G. L. Cheatle, and will be forwarded on application to the Rpgiaiirar. W. McA. Eccles. Assistant Surgeon for Diseases of the Eye: GENERAL AND QUEEN’S HOSPITALS, BIRMINGHAM.Mr. H. P. Dunn. Surgeon-Dentist : Mr. H. Lloyd Williams. Physician-in-Charge of Throat and Nose Department: Dr. General Hospital: Consulting Physicians: Dr. Fletcher, J. B. Ball. Surge:.n-in-Charge of Aural Department: Mr. Sir W. Foster, and Dr. Wade. Consulting Surgeon : S. Paget. Sui-geon -in -Charge of Orthopaedic Department: Mr. Pemberton. Physicians: Drs. Rickards, Saundby, Mr. C. B. Keetley. Pathologist: Dr. W. Hunter. Adminis- Simon, and Wilson. Surgeons: Messrs. Chavasse, Barling, Obstetric Officer: Dr. Malins. trators of Ansesthetica: Messrs. T. Gunton Alderton and Haslam, and Heaton.
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