Twi BRTarrn 1492 MED.CAL JOI RMAIJ MEMBERS PRESENT AT PORTSMOUTH. [.kr. 19, I899.

MEMBERS PRESENT AT THE ANNUAL MEETING.TuE following names of members and visitors attending theannual meeting were entered in the books provided for thepurpose:Abrahams, B. M.B., London Breton, Fleet.-Surg. NV. E., R.N.,Agnew, Thomas, M.B.. Clifton, On- Portsmouth

tario Brierley, J. Brassey, M.D., Old Traf-Ainley, D., L.R.C.P., Halifax fordAlderson, F.H., M.D., Bournemouth Briscoe, J. F., M.R.C.S., AltonAldridge, Charles, M.D., Plympton Broadbent, Sir W. H., Bart., M.D.,Alexander, W M.D., Liverpool F.R.S., LondonAllbutt, T. Cliiord, M.D., Cambridge Broadbent, Walter, M.D., BrightonAllen, H. M., F.R.C.P., Brighton Brodie, T. Gregor, M.D., LondonAllfrey, Charles H., M.D., St. Leo- Bronner, Adolph, M.D., Bradfordnard's-on-Sea Brook, W. Frederick, M.R.C.S., Fare-

Anderson, Mrs. Garrett, M.D., Lon- hamdon Brookhouse, Jos. O., M.D., Notting-

Anderson, H. B., M.D., Toronto, hamCanada Brown, Alfred, M.A., M D., Man-

Anderson, R. B., F.R.C.S., London chesterAnderson. RI. John, M.D., Newry Brown, Geo., M.R.C.S., London

Andrews, Staff-Surgeon 0. WV., R.N., Brown, J., M.D., BacupGosport Brown, Robert, M.D., Glasgow

Andriezen, W. L., M.D., London Brown, Fleet-Surgeon William,Anthonisz, Lieut.-Colonel A. H., R.N., L.R.C.P.Edin., SouthseaR.A.M.C., Gosport Browne, H. Langley, F.R.C.S., West

Appleton, T. A., M.R.C.S., London BromwichArchdell,M. T., L.R.C.P., Northamp- Bruce, M., M.D., Londonton Brunton, T. Lauder, M.D., F.R.S.,

Archibald, John, M.D., Winton, LondonBournemouth Bryant, Jno. Henry, M.D., London

Armstrong, G. E., M.D., Montreal, Buck, C. W., M.R.C.S. SettleCanada Buck, T. A., M.B., Ryde

Ashford, E.C., M.R.C.P., Bath Buckell, A. E., M.D., ChichesterAustin, Surg. T., R.N., Sheerness Buckell, E. H., M.R.C.S., Chichester

Buckell, L. M., M.R.C.S., GosportBaber, E. C.. M.B., Brighton Buckle, Fleet-Surg. F., R.N., South-

Bain, W., M.D., Harrogate seaBaker, Thomas, M.R.C.S., Waterloo- Bunting, James, M.R.C.S., Torquay

ville Burkitt, J. C., M.D., LeicesterBalding, B. D., F.R.C.S., Royston Burnet, R. W., M.D., LondonBalfour, Mrs. Margaret Ida, M.D., Burney, W. C. S., L.K.Q.C.P.I.,Nahar, Punjab Greenwich

Ball, J. A., M.B., Bromsgrove Burton-Fanning, F. W., M.D., Nor-Ballance, Hamilton A., M.D., Nor- wichwich Bush, J. Paul, M.R.C.S., Clifton,

Bamford, C. R., M.R.C.S., Uttoxeter BristolBampton, A. H., M.D., Ilkley in Butlin, Henry T., F.R.C.S., LondonWharfdale Byers, Professor J. W. M.D. Belfast

Bantock, G. Granville, M.D., Lon-don Cade, S. E. P., L.R.C.P., Southamp-

Barnes, Edgar G., M.D., Eye tonBarr, James, M.D., Liverpool Callaghan, J. Leslie, L.R.C.P.,Barratt, J. 0. WV., M.D., Wakefield Coventr-yBarry, Chas. J., L.K.QC.P.I., Lon- Calwell, W., M.D., Belfastdon Cameron, J. Wilson, M.B., Glasgow

Barton, J. K., M.R.C.P., London Cameron, Professor Murdoch, M.D.,Battle, W. H., F.R.C.S., London GlasgowBeach, Fletcher. M.B., London Campbell, Alfred W., M.D., Liver-Benham, R. Fitzroy, M.R.C.S., Lon- pooldon Campbell, Colin, M.R.C.S., Saddle-

Bentham, A. L., M.R.C.S., Southsea worthBerry, Frances May D., M.D., Lon- Campbell, H., M.D., Londondon Campbell Robert, M P., Belfast

Berry, James, F.R.C.S., London Cantlie, Y., M.B., LonidonBievan, W. L. P., M.D., Alton Cargill, L. Vernon, F.R.C.S., LondonBeveridge, R. E., M. B., Sunderland Carling, Albert, M.B., BristolBeverley, Michael, Mi.')., Nou wich Carling, W., M.B., SouthseaBickertoD, T. H., M. R.C.S., L,iverpool Carter, G. Roe, M.R.C.P.I., LondonBiden, C. XV., M.R.C.S., Frainlingilam Carter, R., M.D., BathBidwell, L. A., F.R.C.S., Loindon Cassidi, F. R., M.D., DerbyBirkett, Aerbert, M.D., Niontreal Castor, Major R. H., I.M.S., LondonBirmingham, C. L., M.D., London Cattanach, J. G., M.B., EdinburghBlack, J. Robert, M.D., Greenock, Caudwvell, H., L.R.C.P., WoodstockN.B. Cautley, Edmund, M.D., London

Blacker, B., M.D., London Cave, Edward J., M. D., BathBlackman, Josiah G., M.D., Ports- Cayley, Dep.-Surg.-Gen., I.M.S.,mouth F.R.C.S., Weybridge

Blaikie, J. B,, M.B., St. Boswell's, Charles, J. J., M. D., CorkN.B. Charles, T. E., M.D., LL.D., Fal-

Bialkie, R. 1-enry, M.D., Edinburgh mouthBlair, XVilliam, M.D., Jedburg, N.B. Charlesworth, Lt.-Col. H., R.A.M.C.,Boileau, Lieut.-Col. J. P. H., A.M.S., PortswouthM.D., Trowbridge Chilcott, Edward, M.R.C.S., Wool-

Bond, F. St. Quinton, M.R.C.S., ston, near SouthamptonHavant Childe, Charles P., F.R.C.S., Soutlh-

Bonney, W. A., M.D., London seaBooth, P. L., M.R.C.S., Barrow-in- Claremont, Claude C., M.D., South-Furness sea

Bower, David, M.D., Bediord Clark, Andrew, F.H C.S., LondonBoyd, John S., L.R,C.P., London Clarke, J. J., M.B LondonBoyd, Stanley, F.R.C.S., London Clift, S. Leonard, M.D., Bourne-Bradbury, J. B., M.D., Cambridge mouthBramwell, J. Milne, M.B., London Clippingdale, S.D., F.R.C.S., LondonBrayn, Richard, M.R.C.S., Broad- Coad, Stanley A., M.R.C.S., Lutonmoor Coates, Honiton, M.D., Southsea

Drennan, M. A., L.R.C.P., Charles- Cocking, W. T.. M.D SI effieldton, co. MIayo Codrinetb;, Oliver, i.D., London

Breretor. J. G., I.R.C.P., Ryde, Isle Co hourne, Louis, M.B.,, Berkham-of Wight sted

Coles, Alfred C., M.D., 13ournemouthCollier, Mark P. M., M.B., LondonCollins, E. Treacher, F.R.C.S., Lon-don

Collinson, F. W., M.B., PrestonCole-Baker, L., M.D., SouthseaColt, T. A., L.R.C.P., SouthseaCombe, F. Orloff, M.D., WithamCoombs, M. L. B., L.R.C.P., Newport,

I. of W.Cook. H. G.. M.D., CardiffCooper, W. R., F.R.C.S.I., SouthseaCorlette, C. E., M.D., LondonCostello, M. J. B., M.B., Ballindine,

co. MayoCousins J. Ward, M.D., PortsmouthCowan, Inspector-Gen. M. W., R.N.,M.D., Worcester

Creasy, L. E., M.R.C.P., LondonCree, James A., M.B., ParisCrespi, A. J. H., M.R.C.P., WimborneCrighton, Alex., M.D., BrymboCrocker, H. Radcliffe, M.D., LondonCrocker, James, M.RX.C.S., BingleyCronk, Herbert G., M.B., ReptonCross, E. J., M.R.C.S., St. Neots,Hunts

Cross, F. K., M.B., CliftonCudmore, Arthur W., F.R.C.S., Lon-don

Cuffe, Surg.-Gen. C. MeD., C.B.,L.R.C.P.Edin., Southsea

Cuffe, E. M., M.D., LincolnCureton, Edward, M.D., ShrewsburyCuthbert, C. F., M.R.C.S. Glouces-ter

Dalton, Arthur J., L.R.C.P., Calver-ton

Dalziel, T. Kennedy. M.B., GlasgowDane, Lieut.-Col. A. H. C., I.M.S.,Millbrook

Davey, Alex. G., M.D., Ryde, Isle of

DaviSson, A., M.D., DorchesterDavidson, J. M., M.B., LondonDavies, E. Cluneglas, M.D., Lam-peter

Davies, Eleazer, L.R.C.P., Gla-morgan

Davies, S. H., L.R.C.P.. LondonDavies, Sydney, M.D., BognorDavis, Surg-Major-Gen. J., M.B.,Southsea

Day, Major J. D., R.A.M.C., LondonDelaney,R.A.,L.R.C.S.I., Bexhill-on-Sea

Dempsey, A., M.D., BelfastDick, Major W., M.B., NetleyDickson, T. H., M.B., LondonDickson, W.A.,F.R.C.S.I., Bexhill-on-Sea

Dinnis, Staff-Surg. J. J., M.D.,R.N., Portsmouth

Diver, E., M.D., LondonDixon, A. F., M.B., CardiffDixon, W. E., M.D., LondonDodsworth, F. C., M.R.C.S., Gun-nersbury

Dolan, T. M., M.D., HalifaxDowding, A. W. W., M D., WansteadDownie, J. Walker, MB., GlasgowDowse, Captain H. E., R.A.M.C.,L.R.C.P., Southsea

Draffln, David K., LK.Q.C.P I.,Merthyr Vale

Drake-Brockman, Lt.-Col. E. F.,F. R.C.S., London

Draper, J. W., :L.R.C.P., Hudders-field

Driver, F. J., M.D., SouthseaDrummond, W. B., M.B., EdinburghDrysdale, C. R., M.D., LondonDudley, Surg.-Lieut.-Col. W. E.,L.R.C.P.Edin., IBath!

Duke, Alexander, F.R.C.P.I., Chel-tenham

Du.ncan, James, M.D., Paisley, N.B.Duncan, J. T., M.B., Toronto,Canada

Dunn, H. P., F.R.C.S., London

}Eades, S. Oliver L.R.C.P.Edin.,Ipswich

Eakin, J. W M D, LondonEaland, H. P.,.LR.C.P.Edin,, HertsEason, A. M., L.R.C.P., LythamEastes, George, MB., LondonEastes, Thomas, M.D., FolkestoneEccles W. McAdam, F.R.C.S.,London

Eddowes, Alfred, M.D., Londpon

Eden, T. Watts, M.D., LondonElliot-Blake, H., M.R.C.S., LondonElliot, John, L.R.C.P., PortsmouthElliott, H. Scott, F.R.C.S., SouthseaElliqtt, Thomas, M.D., TunbridgeWellsEllis, Fleet-Sur. H. M.; M.R.C.S,Portsmouth

Ellis W C., L.R.C.P., TollertonEllision, W. Alfred, M.D., IpswichEmerson, Lt.-Col. G.A., M.B., I.M.S.,Bedford

Emmett, Richards, M.R.C.S., Ports-mouth

Esler, Robert, M.D., LondonEvans, Maurice G., M.D., CardiffEvans, Willmott, M.D., LcndonEasW. T., M.B, LondonEvans It

F ..8., LondonEwan, ino. Alfred, M.D., LonldonEwart W, M.D., LondonEyre, fohn, M.D., London

Farndon, Levi, M.D. MaidenheadFarrington, W., M.B., BelfastFaulkner, Surg.-Maj. Alex. S., Soutlh-sea

Fazan, Clharles H., L.R.C.P., Wad-hurst

Felce, Stamford, M.R.C.P., LondonField, G. P., M.R.C.S., LondonFisher, T., M.D., CliftonFlemming, C. E. S., M.R.C.S., Fresh-ford

Foley, J. H. LIR.Ct P TichfieldFord, A. Vernon, M.i.C.S., SouthseaForde, T. A. M. M.R.C S SouthseaFoulerton, A. G. t., F.RK6.S., SuttonFowler, T. C., M.B., Juniper Green,N.B.

Francis, G. P., L.R.C.S., BreconFraser, A. Mearns, M.B., Ports-mouth

Freeland, E. H., F.R.C.S., LondonFreeman, A. J., M.D., San RemoFreeman, J. P. Williams, M.D.,Andover

Fullerton. Robert, M.D., GlasgowFulton, Henry, M.D., Lee-on-the-Solent

Gabb, J. P. A.,M D., GuildfordGairdner, M. W., M.B., NaplesGalletly, John, M.B., BourneGalton, John H., M.D., LondonGardner, W. T.. M.B., BournemouthGarner, John E., M.D,, PrestonGarrington, A. M., M.D., SouthseaGeikie, W. B., M.D., Ontario,Canada

Gentles, R. W., L.R C.P., DerbyGeoghegan, Albert V., M.D., Mickle-ton

Gilmour, Jno. If., M.R.C.S., And-over

Gledhill, J., M. R., LondonGoff. Bruce, M.D., Bothwell, N.B.Gordon, H. Laing. M.D., LondonGordon, Miss Mary Louisa, L.R.C.P.,London

Gordon, J. Edward, M.R.C.S., Salis-bury

Goss, Samuel, L.R.C.P., SouthseaGould, John, M.R.C.S., Ilather-leigh

GoyTer, David, M.D., BradfordGraham, G. A., L.R.C.P., SouthseaGrant, Dundas, M.D., LondonGrant, Robert M.A., M.D., Glamis,ForfarshireGray, F. John, L.S.A., HullGray, Mrs. JanetCampbell, L.R.C.P.,Lewisham

Green, James, L.R.C.P., Ports-mouth

Green, J. Lardner, M.R.C.S., Salis-bury

Green, W. E., M.R.C.S., Sandowan,I1W.Green, William, L.R.C.P., Southsea.Greene, W. T.. M.D., BelvideroGreenwood, T. Parker, M.B., Fare-ham .

Greet, W. A., M.R.C.S., LondonGreig, E. D. W;,M.B., EdinburghGrier, Lieut.-Col. H., R.A.M.C.Aldershot

Griffen, W. Watson, M B. BrightonGriffith, John,F.R.C.S., ]zondonGriffith, -Augustine, M.D., -Hove,Brighton

Gripper? Walter, M.B., Wallington

AUG. I 9, I899.1 eMEMBERS PRESENT AT PORTSMOUTH.

Groves, Joseph, M.D., Carisbrooke,Isle of Wight

Gubb, A.. C, M.I., LondonGuild, G. T.,M.B., Dundee

Hackman, Leonard K. H., L.R.C.P.Edin.1 Portsmouth

Hackney, John, M.D., Hythe, KentHadlow, Insp.-Genl. Henry, R.N.,*SouthseaHaig, A., M.D., LondonHale, L. H. D., M.R.C.S., SoutliseaHall, Frederick, M.RMC.S., South-ampton

Hal], John, M.D., London..Hall-Edwards, John, L.R.C.P.Edin.,Birmingham

Hamill, J. Wilson, M.D., Man-c¢hester

Hamilton, G., L.R.C.P.I., Bordig-hera, Italy

-Hamilton, Samuel, M.B., Newport,Mon.

Hamilton, W., M-D., BoyleHamilton, W. R. P., LR.C.P., Eden-derry, Ireland

Handford, H., M.D., NottinghamHann, H. F.. M.R.C.S., LancdportHanson, A. S., M.R.C.S., TitchfieldHardy H. Nelson, F.R.C.S.Edin.,London

Harland, H., M.D., Ryde, Isle ofWight

Harley, Vaughan, M.D., LondonHarman W. M., M.D., WinchesterHarris, A. E., LR.C.P., LondonHarrisson, Damar, F.R.C.S., Liver-pool

Hart, F. J. L., M.B., LondonHarvey,; Surg.-Genl. Robert, C.B.,Simla

Haslett, W. J. H., M.R.C.S., Sun-bury

Haughton, Edward, M.D., LondonHavard, David, M.D., Newport,Pem.

Haydon, Arthur, M.D., LondonHaydon Edgar, M.B., Newton-Abbott

Hayes, H. R., L.R.C.P., HaaingstokeHEayes, A. G., L.J.C.P.,. Eydon,Byfield

Heaton, George, F.R.C.S., Birming-ham

Henderson, Edward, M.D., Shang-hai

Hern, John M D., DarlingtonHerschell, 4., M.D., LondonHildige, H. Johnson, L.R.C.P.,Pinner

Hill, J. Higham, M.D., LondonHill, Surg. R., R.N., M.R.C.S., Ports-mouth

.ill, William, M.D., LondonHillier, Alfred, M.D., LondonIlinds, Lieut.-Col. W., B. G., A.M.S.,Naas

Hinshelwood, J. M. A., M.D., Glas-g ow

Ho house, E. M.D., Brighton

Holden, J. S., Sudbury, SufolkHolloway, S. Frederick,, M.R.C.S.

LondonHolt, Capt. R. H. E., R.A.M.C., Gos-port

Horder, T. Garrett, M.R.C.S., Car-diff

Horne, W. Jobson, M.B., LondonHorsley, Victor, F.R.C.S., F.R.S.,London

Hovell, T. Mark, F.R.C.S.Edin.,LondonHunt, De Vere, LR.C.P., CardiffHunt. Lewis, L.R.C.P.Edin., Shef-

fieldHunter, E. J., L.R.C.P., GosportHutchinson, A. J., M.B., Glasgow.Hutchinson, J., jun., F.R.C.S., Lon-

donHutchison, Robert, M.J,, Loudon'Inglis, Elsie Mand, M.B.,E4inburghJackson, George, F.R.C.S., Ply-mouth

James, I. A., M.R.C.S., OdihamJames Joseph Brindley, M.R.-4,;S.,London

'Jeffrey,"William, L.R.C.P.Edin., Kil-syth. N.B.'

Jeffreys, R., M.R.C.Q., Bexhill-:n-Sea

Jessop, T. R., F.R.C.S., LeedsJohns, W. Denton, M.B., Bourne-mouth

Johnston, J. Somerville, L.R.C.P.I.,Forest Gate

Johnston, S., M.D., BradfordJolinston-Lavis, H. J., M.D., Beau-

lieu, FranceJoll, B. B.. M.B., LondonJonies, D. J., F.R.C.S, BlaenavonJones, Evan, M.R.C.S., AberdareJones, J. Talfourd, M.B., East-bourne

Jones, P. Sydney, M.D., Sydney,N.S. W.

Joines, R. W., M.D., PenrhinceiberJuler, H. E., F.R.C.S., London

Kauffmann, 0. J., M.D., Birming-ham

Kaye, James R., M.B.; WakefieldKealey, J. Robert, M.D., GosportKealy, J. W. Gregory, M.R.C.S.,Alverstoke

Keiffenheim-Trubridge, L. W., M.D.,Rochester

Kell, Dep.-Insp.-Gen. G., SouthseaKellett, Fleet-Surg. Leonard H.,R.N., Portsmouth

Kelso, J. E H M B, SouthseaKelynack, T. NW., M.D., ManchesterKendall. W. B.. M.R.C.S., KingswearKenwood, H., M.B., LondonKey, M. Aston, M.B., SouthseaKnott, Charles, M.R.C.P., SouthseaKyffin, Jolhn, M.R.C.S., GosportKynsey, Sir William, C.M.G.,F.R.C.P.I., London

Lamb, Capt. G., I.M.S., NetleyLamb, William, M.D., BirminghamLangdon-Down, R. L, M.B., LondonLawrie, J. Macpherson, M.D., Wey-mouth

Lawson Arnold, F.R.C.S., LondonLay, C. E., L.R.C.P., SaxmundhamLazarus-Barlow, W.S., M.D., LondonLea, A. W. Warrington, M.D., Man-chester

Leach, J. Comyns, M.D., Stur-minster-Newton

Leachman, A. W., M.D., PetersfieldLeeper, G. Reginald, M.B., SouthseaLeeson, Oliver, M.D., LondonLewis, B. Morgan, M.R.C.S., Ponty-pridd

Lindow. Albert, M.R.C.S., LondonLister, E., M.R.C.S., LeamingtonSpaLisfer, W. T., F.R.C.S., London

Little, E. Graham, M.D., LondonLivesay, W., M.D., SudburyLivingston, J. L., M.D,, HursleyLloyd, Jordan, F.R.C.S., Birming-ham

Lockett, G. V., M.B., Kingston,Jamaica

Lodge, Samuel, jun., M.D., BradfordLodwidge, W. C., L.R.C.P., Don-caster

Logan, T., M.D., BradfordLord F., L R.C.P.Edin., SouthseaLovell Surg.-Genl. F. H., C.M.G.,Lonaon

Lovett, S. R., L.R.C.P., LondonLowe. T. Pagan, L.R.C.P.Edin.,Bath

Lucas, R. Clement, F.R.C.S., LondonLucy, R. H., M.B., PlymouthLucy, W. C., M.D., HampsteadLynton, A., M.D., Haslemere

MacBryan, H. C., L.R.C.P.Edin.,Southsea

McClosky, A. J., M.B., SelangorMacDonald, P. W., M.D.,-DorchesterMcDonnell M B., M.D., HoveMcDowal.l, i. W., M.D., MorpethMeEldowney, W. P., M.B., Ports-mouth

Macfarlane, W., M.D., MayboleMacGregor. Jamies, L.&C.P., FrattonRoad

McEardy, M., F.R.C.S.,.LondonMacheen, R. A. H., M.D., Glace Bay,Nova Scotia

McKenzie, R. W. Ingleby, L;R.C.P.Ryde, Isle of Wight

McKinney. S. B. G., L.R.C.P.Edin.,Nunhea,l.

Mackintosh. D. J.-, M.B., GlasgowMaclam-en, M., M. 1)., St. Jo1hn, Caiiada

Maclennan, D. N., M.D., LondonMacleod, H. W., M.D., LondonMacleod, Kenneth, M.D., South-ampton

McMahon, G. R., M.B., PortsmouthMcNamara, J., M.D., LondonMcNeill, Daniel, M.D., Kirkwall,N.B.Macphail, S. R., M.D., RowditchMcQuaid, Lt.-Col. P. J., SouthseaMeWalter, James C., L.R.C. P.,DublinMadden, T. More, M.D., DublinMaddox, E. E., MD., BournemouthMagarey, S. J., M.D., Adelaide,SoutliAustralia

Maguire, Robert, M.D., LondonMahomed, A. G. S., M.R.C.S.,Bournmc-mouth

Mahood. A. E., M.B., AppledoreMaitland, P. C., M.R.C.S., LondonMajor, H. P. M.D., HungerfordMalcom, J. M.B., LondonMallins, Maj. J. R., R.A.M.C., M.B.,Southsea

Malpas, J., M.R.C.S., SouthseaManby, E. Petronell, M.D., LiverpoolManning, Henry J., M.R.C.S., Salis-bury

Manson, Patrick, M.D., LondonMantle, Alfred, M.D., HalifaxMapother, E. D., M.D., LondonMarsh, Maj. T. A. Perry, M.R.C.S.,Gosport

Marsh, Ryding, M.D., Hove,BrightonMarshall, C. D., F.R.C.S., LondonMarshall, Mrs., M.D., Cannes,FranceMartin, H. A., M.D., LondonMartin, J, M.D., DumfriesMartin, Lieut.-Col. P. RH M. D.,Dover.Marwood, A. E., LR.C.P., SouthseaMason, W. B., M.R.C.S., SouthseaMasters, J. A., M.D., LondonMasters, W. H., M.D., ParkstoneMatheson, F., M.B., LondonMathews, Edward, L.R.C.S.I., Red-ditch

-Matthews, A. K., M.R C.P., LondonMaturin, Colonel J., R.A.M.C., Col-

chllesterMaxwell, J. C., M.D., Sierra LeoneMaxwell, J. L., M.D., LondonMay, Bennett, F.R.C.S., Birmning-ham

May, H., L,R.C.P., BirminghamMay, H. J., M.B., SouthamptonMaybury, A. V., M.D., PortsmouthMaybury, L., M.D., SouthseaMead, T. W., M.R.C.S., PortsmouthMelland, B., M.B., Las Palmas,Grand Canary

Milburn, C. H., M.B., HullMiller, J. W., M.D., DundeeMilsome, H. B., M.B., ChertseyMilson R H., M.D., LondonMills, Vtajor B. Langley, R.A.M.C.,M.D., Newport

Mitchell, C. M., M.R.C.S., HerefordMoore, Wm. David, M.B., VirginiaWater

Moore, York. M.R.C.8., SpelsburyMorgan, F., M.R.C.S., UffeulmeMorgan, G., F.R.C.S., BrightonMoriarty, Brigade-Surgeon T. B.,M.D., Cork

Morley, H.. Webster, M.R.C.S.,Portsmouth

Morris, Malcolm, F.R.C.S.Edin.,London

Morrow, J. S., M.D., BelfastMorse, T. H., F.R.C.S., NorwichMorton, C. A., F.R.C.S., CliftonMorton, T. H., M.D., SheffieldMould, Capt. W. T., R.A.M.C., Fare-ham

Moxey, Vincent, M.R.C.S., LondonMoxon, A. H., M.R.C.S., Great Yar-mouth

Moyle, W. H., M.R.C.8., NyewoodMoynihan, B. G. A., M.&, LeedsMuir, Burg.-Gen. H. S., M.D., Lon-don

Muir, W. L, L.R.C.P.Edin., Glas-gow

Mulcahy, Timothy A., L.R.C.P.,Portsmouth

Mullick, S. K., MMB., LondonMulvany, John, L.R.C.P.Ed., PortA-mouth

Mumby, B. H., M.D., Ports4i,outhMurphy, James, M- D.,-SunderlandMurray, John, M.B., Barrow-in-Furness

Murrell, William, M.D., London

Nairne, J. Stuart, F.R.C.S.Ed.,Glasgow

Nash, iValter G., F.RHC S BedfordNeil, James, M.D., OifordNeville, Thomas, M.D., LondonNewby, Chas. H., F.R.C.S., SouthseaNewell, A. G., M.B., GosportNewman, A. P., M.D., SouthamptonNewsholme, Arthur, M.D., BrightonNewton, George, M.R.C.S., Man-chester

Niall, W. G., M.D., GuildfordNicholson, E. Rowley, M.D., Hast-ings

Nickerson, Lieut. W. H. S., M.B.,R.A.M.C., Southsea

Nicoll, Jas. H.. M.B., GlasgowNicolson, D., C.B., M.D., GuildfordNiven, Surg.-Maj. William, Retd.,

I.M.S., M.D., LondonNormile, James, L.R.C.S.I., LondonNorris, Edwin, M.R.C.S., SouthseaNourse, W. J. C., F.R.C.S., London

O'Brien. Lieut.-Col. B., M.D., I.M.S.,Allahabad

O'Callaghan, B., F.R.C.S.I., LondonO'Connor, Bernard, M.D., LondonO'Dwyer, Surgeon-General T. F.,M.D., Aldershot

Ogg, Surg.-Gen., BathOgston, Prof. Alex., M.D., AberdeenO Hagan, P. F., L.HR C S LondonO'Neil, Henry, M.D:, BeifastOpenshaw. T. H., F.R.C.S., LondonOrange, William, C.B., M.B., Bem-bridge

Osler, Prof. Wm., M.D., F.R.S., Bal-timore, U.S.A.

Oswald, J. W. J., M.D., LondonOwen, A. Lloyd, M.D., SouthseaOwen, Edmund, F.R.C.S., LondonOwen, Isambard, M.D., LondonOwens, C. A., M.D., Long Stratton

Pakes, W. C. C., L.R.C.P., LondonPalin, H. Venables, M.B., WrexhamPalmer, Clement, M.R.C.S., Barton.under-Needwood

Parker, A. Percy, M.A., M.B., Ox-ford

Parkinson, C. H. Watts, M.R.C.S.,Wimborne

Parkinson, J. Porter. M.D., LondonParsons, Alfred R., M.D., DublinParsons, Charles, M.D., DoverParsons, Francis, M. D., WestWorthing

Parsons, John, F.R.C.S., LiphookParsons, J. Inglis, M.D., LondonPattinson, T. W., L.R.C.P., Winder-mere

Payne, Joseph Fran}, M.D., LondonPearson, H. L., M.D., BirkenheadPeck, Maj. F. S., I.M.S., LondonPegler, L. H., M.D. LopdonPembrey, M. S., Mi).,-WlndsorPenny, Capt. J., I.M.S., CrewL*ernePenny Surg.-GenI. J. C. M.D.,London

Perceval, Frank, M.R.C.S.,Whitting-ham

Phillips, Edward. M.B. CoventryPhillips, E. W., M.R.C. . SouthseaPhillips, F. B. W., M.D.s, radfordPhillips, John, M.B. SouthseaPhillips, J. H., M.B.,:BarbadoesPhillips, L. W. K., M.,D., BrightonPhilpots, J. R., L.R.C.P., Park-stone

Pilkington, F. W., L.R.C.P., Alve-scott

Pollok, R., M.B;, GlasgowPoole, Surg.-Maj. G. K., M.D., Lon-don

Poole,Wordsworth, M.B., LyndhurstPope, Frank M., M.t., LeicesterPotter, J. H., M.R.C.S.,.Porlock'Powell, Sir Richard Douglas, Bart.,London

Power, D'Arcy, M.B., LondonPoynton, F. J.. M.D., LondonPrankerd, 0. R.. M.D., BrightonPreston, L. Litchfield, M.B., RydePriestley, James, M.D., Lee-on-the-Solent

Probyn, Capt. PeXcy J., R.A.M.C.,London

Procter, G. H.. L.R.C.P., FortonPruen, S. T., M.D.. CheltenhamPiirchas. Arthur C., M.B., Auckland,N.Z.

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Purslow, C. Edwin, M.P;,, Birming- Smith,Walter, M.D., Londonham Smith, Prof. W. R., M.D., London

Smillie, N. C., M.D., MontrealRankin, J., L.F.P.S.G., Kilmarnock Smyth, W. J., M.D., BournemouthRansome, A.. M.D., Bournemouth Snell, Simeon, M,R.C.S., SheffieldRattray, J M., M.D., Frome Snowdon, G. H., M.R.C.S., HalfordRaw, Nathan? M. D., Liverpool Snow, W. V., M.D., BournemouthRayner, Edwin, M.D., Stockport Somerville-Large, Lt.-Col. B. W.,Rees, D., M.R.C.S., London R.A,M.C., SouthseaRees, Howell, LR.C.P., Glan Sparrow, Gordon, ILR.C.P., South-Garnant sea

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Turner, Francis C., M.D., London White, Herbert W., LR.C.P., BradTurner, P. D., M.D., Ryde, Isle of fordWight Whitehead, Walter, F.R.C.S., Man-

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Vernon, A. H., F.R.C.S., Boscombe Wickham, G. H., M.B., FleetVokes, Charles, L.R.C.S., Birming- Wild, R. B., M.D., Manchesterham Williams, C. Theodore, M.D., Lon-

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D'Ajutolo, Dr. Giovanni, Bologna Osborne, D. E., M.D., Et. Helena,De Schweinitz, Prof. G. E., Phila- Cal., U.S.A.

delphia, U.S.A.Posadas, Dr. Alexandro, Buenos

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Hirschfelder, J. O.. M.D., San Fran- Schiff, Dr. Edward, Viennacisco Snow, Dr. Sargent F., Syracuse,

Hubbell, A. A., M.D., Ph.D., Buffalo, U.S.A.U.S.A.

Hutchinson, WoodF, M.D., Buffalo, Theobald, Samuel, M.D., Baltimore,U.S.A. U.S.A.

Tot-suks, Dr. R., Surg. JapaneseJacksor, Dr. Chevalier, Pittsburg, Navy, F.R.C.S.,U.S.A. Tysoni, Prof. James, Philadelphia,

U.S.A.Kipp, Dr. Charles J., M.D., Newark,

NewYork, U.S.A. Wanner, Paul, M.D., LausanneLacroix, Dr. Pierre, Paris Westcott, Martyn, M.R.C.S., Durban

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Edward Comfort, registrar of deaths, said that he had never seen thecertificate produced, and the death had not been registered in eithername. Theundertaker(Gobby) had no right with the certificate, but he saidLe had shown it to the cemetery people.Charles Gobby, the undertaker, said he did not notice that the name

was incorrect on the certificate, and he intended to send the certificate tothe registrar on the Monday. In reply to a question of the coroner, theundertaker said that cases were often buried without the registrar'scertiflcate and it was possible for a person to be interred without a-certiflcate at all.The Superintendent of St. Mary's Cemetery, Kensal Green, deposed to

having received a letter from Mr. Gobby informing him of his wish to'bury Bianca Violeta di Giovanni the following day. When he came he-showed a doctor's certificate, and as the name was different he altered the'letter he had received. Since this case he had received instructionsnot to allow a burial unless on a registrar's or coroner's certiflcate.In reply to other questions, witness said that when a body had been

'buried on a doctor's certificate and he had sent the registrar notice ofit, still the certiflcate had never been forthcoming.By the Coroner: So that it might have been used to bury another person

*the next day in another part of London ?-Yes.The clergyman who buried the child stated that he was not told of any

discrepancies in the certiflcate.Mr. H. P. Dunn, of 54, Wimpole Street, who made the post-mortemn exami-

mation, said that death was due to gastro-enteritis, and the jury returneda verdict in accordance with his evidence, expressing their sympathywith the parents, and adding a rider that they considered the law snouldbe amended so that nobody could be buried except on a registrar's orcoroner's certificate. Thev also considered that the Italian should be-censured for practising without an English diploma without explainingto the people that he was not qualified.The Coroner then censured Monpalao, who replied that he had acted

out of pure philanthropy. This the coroner said he could hardly accept,when he had charged 3S. a visit.

RECOVERY OF CHARGES..PURSUER-The principal and assistant rshould attend to prove the pro-

fessional services rendered. The production of the Medical Register willbe sufficient evidence of the assistant's qualification, assuming that hisname has been duly registered. There may be technical proceedings tobe observed in the Scottish law courts, and our correspondent would bewell advised to consult his legal adviser.

UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES,UNIVERSITY OF LONDON.

PRELIMINARY SCIENTIFIC ExAMINATION.-The following candidatestave satisfied the Examiners:-

Entire Examination.-First Division: F. Alcock, Owens College; W.Appleyard, Yorkshire College; J. G. Atkinson, Epsom College; A.E. Barnes, University College Sheffield; C. E. Denton, YorkshireColle;e* R. Felix, Unlversity dollege and Middlesex Hospital; J. A.Ferrilre, University College; A. D. Hunt, Yorkshire College; S. M.Lawrence, Brighton Technical School; E. E. Maples, St. Bartho-lomew's Hospital; W. M. Sadler, Birkbeck Institute, Royal Collegeof Science, and South-West London Polytechnic; R. K. Shepherd,University College Cardiff; H. Smith, University College, Shef-field; T. De Smith, lesus College, Cambridge, and private study; F.J. Thornton Giggleswick School. Second Division: G. F.S. Bailey,St. Paul's S;bool * A. J. Blaxland, University College;* J. H. Bletsoe,'St. Paul's School; L. H. H. Boys, Epsom College; F. B. Dalgliesh,3t. Thomas's Hospital and UniversityTutorial College; J. E. Dunbar,London Hospital; H. Finzel, St. Bartholomew's Hospital; W. H.Fleetwood, Epsom College and London Hospital; Margaret HelenFraser University College; H. 0. Gough, University College, Bristol;fG. Hall, University of Durham, and College of .cience. Newcastle-on-Tyne; C. D. Holdsworth University College; E. L. Holland,KiDg's College; H. S. Hollis, Municipal School of Science andGrammar School, Brighton; J. J. Hummel, Yorkshire College; J.James, Kings College; C. H. F. Johnston, Epsom College; T. H.Jones, KinDgs College; J. N. Kilner, St. Mary's Hospital; D. McRae,London Hospital; U. Marks, St. Mary's Hospital; S. H. Matson, St.'George's Hospital; E. E. Mossop, St. Thomas's Hospital and Uni-versity Tutorial College; D. J. Mulholland, University College,Liverpool; W. C. Pickering, St. Bartholomew's Hospital; J. M. B.Rahilly, Epsom College: A. W. C. Richardson, University College,Bristol; P. M. Roberts, University College' R. P. Rowlands, Guy'sHospital and private study; G. W. Russeli, Guy's Hospital; A. A.Sutcliff, Epsom College; S. H. Sweet University College, Cardiff;W. G. Taylor, University College and Middlesex Hospital- G. W.Thomas, Yorkshire College; J. A. Torrens, St. Paurs School; S. L.Walker Nottingham High School; L. Warren Epsom College;C. S. White, University College; H. F. Whittall, liniversity College;T. J. Williams, University College, Liverpool; G. W. Smith, privatestudy.

.Chemi8try and Experimental Physics.-*L. C. Blackstone, University andUniversity Tutorial College; H. D. Bond, St. George,s Hospitai andUniversity Tutorial College *G. P. C. Claridge, St. Mary's Hospital;*A. G. V. Elder, St. George's Hospital; P. Farrant, AllhallowsSchool, Honiton; C. H. Fielding, Felsted Schcol rnd HartleyInstitution; *A. G. C. Findlay, University, and University TutorialCollege; Janet Marcia Fishe, Walthamstow Hall and UniversityTutorial College: R. J. Fletcher, private study; *A. H. Gifford,King's College; *Florence Erin Gubb, University, and UniversitYTutorial College; G. Hamilton, Guy's Hospital; *E. C. HoodYorkshire College and private study; R. R. Huxtable, Reigate Gram-mar School; *H. Irving, Owens College; *Eleanor G. Kensington,Bedford College, Birkbeck Institution, and private tuition; *M. A.J. Lavis, Epsom and University Colleges; *J. T. Lloyd, University

College, Liverpool; Eleanor Lowry, Queen Margaret's College,Glasgow, and Kelvin House, Belfast; *B. S. Matthews, UniversityTutorial College and Birkbeck Institute; J. C. Mead, BerkhamstedSchool; J. H. Nixon, University College, Nottingham- *G. E.Peachell, St. Mary's Hospital and University Tutorial College *0.P. N. Pearn, Westminster Hospital; T. Pratt, University CollegeBristol; *T. P. Puddicombe, St. Thomas's Hospital; A. M. Roome,Guy's Hospital; *H. C. Samuel, University Tutorial College; *W. L.Scott, University, and University Tutorial College; F. 0. Spensley,Kingswood School; A. Toulmin, Owens College; H. E. H. Tracy,private study and University Tutorial College; *E. F. Travers, St.Bartholomew's Hospital; A. G. Tresidder, London Hospital.

Biology.-A. W. Baker, Kingswood School; *W. H. Barnett, UniversityTutorial College and private study E. H. Bennett-Bailey, AlwyneInstitute; S. L. Benton, Epsom College; Agnes Bernfeld Univer-sity College; J. F. Boyd, University College; J. F. Broughion, Uni-versity College; C. P. Charles, St. Bartholomews Hospital and pri-vate tuition; W. F. Corfield, University College; R. J Cox St.Paul's School; S. T. Crump, Yorkshire College; *E. P. Cumer-batch, St. Paul's School; *E. W. Dewey, St. George's Hospital; H.Dixon, London Hospital; G. S. Earl St. George's Hospital; W. H. A.Elliott, Yorkshire College; A. R. 'Finn, University College; Mar-garetGlennie Royal Holloway College; F. R. D'A. Glissan, Masonuniversity College T. W. Godsell St. Bartholomews Hospital; G.Graham, St. Paul's School; *M. dreenwood, London Hospital; H.McC. H anschell, St. Bartholomew's Hospital; Edith Blake Holloway,Birkbeck Institution; H. T. Jones, University College; W. H.Jones, Owens College; A. E. F. Kynaston, Oundle School andGuy's Hospital; *L. Llewelyn, private study; P. J. Marett, West-minster Hospital, private study and University Tutorial College;Mary Cecil Martin, private study and University College Bristol;E. W. Matthews. King's College; W. N. May, Reading College; R.Milne, London Hospital; B. E. Moss, St. Bartholomew's Hospital;Helen Irene Moss, rivate study; J. 0. Musson, Guy's Hospital;Alice Maud Mary NAiesigh, University Tutorial College; J. Owen,Mason College; G. D. Perry, Mason College; N. B. Poweli, St. Bar-tholomew's Hospital; T. H. Ravenhill, Mason College; C. H. Rein-hold, Guy's Hospital; F. D. Roberts, London Hospital; J. L.Schilling, Yorkshire College; G. A. Soltau, London Hospital; A. G.Sworn, Epsom College; **. B. Turner, University College, Sheffeld;F. N. Walsh, Birmingham School and Mason University College,A. G. Wells University College; E. D. Whittle, Grammar School andMunicipal Technical College, Brighton; *G. E. 0. Williams, Univer-sity College; R. 0. Williams, Guy's Hospital; *H. W. Wilson, St.Bartholomew's Hospital; E. D. Wolff, King's College; A. R. Wright,Owens College; S. Zobel, University College.

*These candidates have now complete the examination.t Honours candidate recommended for a pass.

INTERMEDIATE ExAMiNATION IN SCIENCE AND PRELIMINARY SCIENTIFICExAMINATION CONJOINTLY.-The following candidates have satisfied theexaminers:-Pams List.-First Division: F. B. Ambler, lprivate study and University

Tutorial College; W. Arnott, Yorkshire College; S. G. BarlingMason University College; L. Craske, St. Thomas's Hospital; H. E.Dyson, City of London School; R. C. T. Evans, Birkbeck Institu-tion ; J. A. Hughes, University College, Aberystwith, and MerchantVenturers' College; A. V. Jubb, East Retford Grammar School andUniversity College, Sheffield; W. Neave Kingsbury. City of LondonSchool; F. P. Luard, Woodbridge School; E. Mapother, UniversityCollege; P. Moxey, University College, Bristol * E. C. Myott, OwensCollege: G. W. Rogers, University College, Caraiff; E. M. Townend,Hull Municipal Technical Schools and private study; H. F. B.Walker, University Tutorial College; J. G. Willmore, UniversityTutorial College; A. W. G. Wood orde, University Tutorial College.Second Division: J. J. Bauer, private study; W. E. Burrows, Kings-wood School; H. H. Carter, Guy's Hospital; J. H. Clatworthy,Guy's Hospital; R. Felton, Guy's Hospital * G. A. Horton, UniversityTutorial College and Middlesex Hospital A. Leeming, Guy's Hos-pital; T. Lewis, University College, Cardiff: M. G. Louisson, Guy'sHospital; W. C. Macaulay, B.A., private study; E. W. ParryUniversity College, Bangor E. G. Perodeau, private study andUniversity Tutorial College; W. K. Pfleiderer, King's College andSchool; A. P. Piggot, University Tutorial College; J. V. Rees,University College, Aberystwith; E. J. Roberts University College,Bangor; H. Thomas, Kingsholme School, Weston-super-Mare;H. G. Thompson, University College, Liverpool; C. Walker, Queen'sCollege, Gaiway. Honours Candldates recommended for a Pass:W. F. Annand, University College; W. I. Cumberlidge, Christ'sCollege, Cambridge; N. S. Finzi, University College; R. Payne,Caius College, Cambridge, and University Tutorial College; H. A.Tempany University College.

Chemistry.-F,irst Class: H. W. Bausor, Cambridge University; S. C.Bradford, private study; J. S. Coates, Trinity College, Cambridge;G. H. Delf, Wilson's Grammar School, Camberwell; *H. W. Hill,University Tutorial College; J. Lister, Royal College of Science;G. Martin, Merchant Venturers' Technical College, Bristol; T. S.Moore (Exhibition), East London Technical College; J. H. Ryffel,Peterhouse, Cambridge; E. E. Walker, Trinity College, Cambridge.Second Class: T. Beacall, Merchant Venturers' Technical College,Bristol; F. Bedford, University Tutorial College and private studyt;B. C. Burt, Merchant Venturers' Technical College, Bristol; E.E.Edlin, Merton College, Oxford; M. Feldman, London Hospital andEast London Technical College; A. L. Gray, Yorkshire College; H.S. Hatfield, University College; F. Heaton, B. A., Emmanuel Col-lege, Cambridge, and private study; H. L. Hind, private study andUniversity College, Nottingham W. H. Jones, Royal College ofScience; F. M. Moir, University College; C. C. G. Rudorf, Univer-College; T. Stenhouse, Royal College of Science; W. S. Tucker,Royal College of Science W G. Twiney, Reading College, W. H.Watson, Royal College of Acience and private study. Thira Class:G. H. Broom, Royal College of Science; C. J. J. Fox, UniversityCollege and University Tutorial College; W. W. S. Nicholls, private

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study; T. H. Page, St. Dunstan's College, Catford, CiLy and GuildsCentral Technical College. and private study; J. Peck, UniversityTutorial College and Peterborough Science and Art School; H. G.Prested. private study and the Polytechnic; G. Senter, Pharmaceu-tical Society Heriot-Watt College and private study; G. C. E.Simpson, Mifl Hill School; G. H. Thompson, Rutherford College,Newcastle-on-Tyne; G. H. Tipper, Kendal Grammar School; G. Y.Worrall, Hartley College.

Experimental Phy8ics.-First Class: *J. S. Coates (Neil Arnott Medal),Trinity College, Cambridge; G. H. Delf Wilson's Grammar School,Camberwell; C. H. B. Epps, City of lEondon School; *A. B. Field,St. John's College, Cambridge; *J. H. Field, private study; H. S.Hatfield, University College; 0. W. Richardson (Neil Arnott Exhibi-tion and Medal), Trinity College, Cambridge; J. Satterly, AshburtonGrammar School and Royal College of Science; *M.Walker, St. John'sCollege, Cambridge. Second Class: H. E. Boothroyd, Sidney SussexCollege, Cambridge, and private study; W. )itchburn, Royal Col-lege of Science; Margaret Frodsham, University College, Bangor:F. Heaton, Emmanual College, Cambridge, and private study; W.Hewson, Royal College of Science, and South-West Polytechnic; G.W. C. Kaye, luddersfield Technical College, and University College,Liverpool; B. Leech. Clare College, Cambridge; V. Lough, RoyalCollege of Science, and Birkbcck institution; T. O. Pierce, Univer-sity Gollege, Bangor; J. H. Ryffel, Peterhouse, Cambridge; G. C. E.Simpson, Mill Hill School; W. S. Tucker, Royal College of Science;W. M. Varley, Yorkshire College; A. Wright, King's College. ThirdClass: R. A. Earp, Owens College; F. W. Goyder, St. John's College,Cambridge; H. W. Hill, University Tutorial College; F. Hine, pri-vate study; G. Senter, Pharmaceutical Society, Heriot-Watt College,and private study; H. J. Tomlinson, University College, BirkbeckInstitution, and private tuition; E. G. Voss, private study; E. E.Walker, Trinity College, Cambridge.

Botany.-Second Class: F. Drabble, UniversityCollege, Sheffield; Theo-dora Lisle Prankerd Royal Holloway College. Third Class:F. V. Dutton, Royal College of Science; J. W. S. Macfie, Caius Col-lege, Cambridge; Helen Nora Payne, private tutor and TunbridgeWells High School; H. M. Woodcock, University and UniversityTutorial Colleges and St. Thomas's Hospital.

Zoology.-First Class: L. G. Parsons (Exhibition), Mason UniversityCollege and urivate study; * H. M. Woodcock, University and Uni-versity Tutorial College and St. Thomas's Hospital. Second Class:H. B. Fantham, Mason University College; H. J. Gauvain, St. Bar-tholomew's Hospital; E. A. Scott, Royal College of Science. ThirdClass: H. D. Clementi-Smith, St. Paul's School; G. E. Richards,The Polytechnic; K. S. Wise University Tutorial College andBattersea Polytechnic.* Obtained the number of marks qualifying for the exhibition.

ROYAL COLLEGE OF SURGEONS OF ENGLAND.NOTICE iS given in the London Gazette of August xith that a petition hasbeen presented to Her Majesty in Council by the Royal College of Surgeonsof England praying for the grant of a supplementary charter to enable theCollege to admit honorary Fellows; and that. Her Majesty baving referredthe petition to a Committee of the Lords of the Council, it will be takeninto consideration by their lordships on September 8th.

OBITUARY,LAURISTON WINTERBOTHAM, M.R.C.S.

WE have to record the death, on August 8th, of Mr. LauristonWinterbotham, consulting surgeon to the Cheltenham GeneralHospital and surgeon to Cheltenham College. Mr. Winter-botham who had nearly completed his 66th year, was the sonof the late Mr. John Winterbotham, of Cheltenham. Hereceived his early education at Mill Hill School, was appren-ticed to Mr. Hawkins and became a student at St.Bartholomew's Hospital, where he was house-surgeon. Heobtained the diploma of M.R.C.S. in I856, and settled atCheltenham very shortly afterwards, when he was appointedhonorary surgeon to the Cheltenham General Hospital. Onhis resignation of that position he was appointed honoraryconsulting surgeon. Mr. Winterbotham was a man of refinedtastes and was an excellent amateur photographer. Hisgrandfather was a well-known Baptist minister in Plymouth,who was condemned in 1793 to a long term of imprisonmentand a heavy fine for preaching a sermon advocating the ex-tension of civil and religious liberty. His grandson, thesubject of this notice, was a consistent Liberal in politics.He leaves a widow and three children. Some years ago hesustained an injury to the knee from which he never completelyrecovered, and his health for some time had not been robust.The cause of death was double pneumonia.

1MLLE. BONSIGNORIO, who was recently inhibited by theCouncil of the University of Paris from giving instruction as aprofeseur libre of Ophthalmology, has been appointed by theMinister of Public Instruction Oculist to the Superior NormalSchools of SWvres and Fontenoy-aux-Roses.

PUBLIC HEALTHAND

POOR-LAW MEDICAL SERVICES.MANCHESTER PORT SANITARY AUTHORITY.

ON August gth, Dr. R. J. Reece held an inquiry for the Local GovernmentBoard into an application by the Manchester Port Sanit Authority foran extension of the order ot its constitution. By the Pulie Health Actof 1875, the Local Government Board may constitute a port sanitaryauthority by, among other methods, forming a joint Board consisting ofrepresentative members of any two or more riparian authorities havingjurisdiction over the port or any part of the port. The riparian autho-rities for the Port of Manchester are the Town Councils of ManchesterEccles, Salford, Warrington, and Widnes, the Urban District Councils ofIrlam, Lymm, Runcorn, and Salford, and the Rural District Councils ofBarton, Bucklow, Chester, Buncorn, Warrington, Whiston, and WirraLThe order constituting the Port Sanitary Authority was granted by the

Local Government Board in x896; this order has now expired, and thePort Sanitary Authority has applied for its extension, temporary or per-manent. The chief subject of contention was as to which of the townsconcerned should bear the cost of providing for cases of infectious dis-ease on vessels calling at the various landing stages on the ManchesterShi,p Canal. Manchester, Salford, and Stretford were willing to bear themain share, but asked the other riparian authorities to take the respon-sibility of treating cases arising within their own districts. The repre-sentatives of Chester and Irlam objected to those towns having to bearany expense in the matter, as they neither had nor were likely to havewharves. It was pointed out that in the case of a vessel bound for Salfordcalling for a short time at Ellesmere Port and having an infectious caseon board, a fair arrangement would be thatthe expenses should be borneby the authorities concerned in proportion to the amount of tonnage con-signed.As to whether the order should be made temporary or permanent, the

Clerk to the Port Sanitary Authority pointed out that a temporary orderwould have the advantage of enabling the authority to conclude arrange-ments with local authorities, as the necessity might arise, whereas thegranting ox a permanent order would involve the necessity of settlingsuch matters beforehand, in view of the great developments expected inthe Ship Canal.In answer to the Inspector, representatives of all the authorities except

the Chester Rural District Council agreed to treat any case of infectiousdisease on any vessel which might be bound for a wharf within their owndistrict. This concluded the inquiry.

HEALTH OF ENGLISH TOWNS.IN thirty-three of the largest English towns including London, S,J7births and 5,320 deaths were registered during the week ending Saturdaylast, August 12th. The annual rate of mortality in these towns, which hadincreased from 15.7 to 24.6 per c000 in the six preceding weeks, declinedagain to 24.3 last week. The rates in the several towns ranged from I3.6in Huddersfeld, 47 in.Blackburn, i6.o in Halifax, and z7.1 in Bristol to28.7 in West Ham, 30 3 in Sheffield, and 32.3 in Manchester, 33.6 in Liver-pool, and 36.3 in Plymouth. In the thirty-two provincial towns the meandeath-rate was 24.7 per I,ooo, and exceeded by i.o the rate recorded iDLondon, which was 23.7 per I,000. The zymotic death-rate in the thirty-three towns averaged 7.3 per x,ooo; in London the death-rate was equal to6.6 per x,ooo, while it averaged 7.7 per ,o000 in the thirty-two provincialtowns, among which the highest zymotic death-rates were II.2 in Ports-mouth, 11.4 in Liverpool, i3.5 in Burnley, I3.4 in 84lford, and it.g in WestHam. Measles caused a death-rate of i.o in Oldham, I.x in Halifax, 1.2 inLiverpool, 2.6 in Sheffield, and 2.8 in Burnley; whooping-cough of i.o inWest Ham; "fever" of 1.2 in Wolverhampton ; and diarrhoea of 9 3 inLiverpool, 9.8 in Plymouth, 10.4 in Portsmouth, IxI in West Ham, and zI.2in Salford. The mortality from scarlet fever showed no marked excessin any of the large towns. The 7I deaths from diphtheria in the thirty-three towns included 26 in London, 8 in West Ham, 8 in Sheffield, and &in Leeds. One fatal case of small-pox was registered in Hull, but not onein any other of the thirty-three large towns; and no small-pox patientswere under treatment in the Metropolitan Asylums Hospitals on Saturdaylast, August 12th. The number of scarlet fever patients in these hospitalsand in the London Fever Hospital, which had increased from 2,i6i to2,704 at the end of the twelve preceding weeks, declined again to 2,674 onSaturday last; 227 new cases were admitted during the week, against 292,307, and 297 in the three preceding weeks.

HEALTH OF SCOTCH TOWNS.DURING the week ending Saturday last, August 12th, 934 births and 54,deaths were registered in eight of the principal Scotch towns. Theannual rate of mortality in these towns, which had increased from I6.5 toi8.o per I,o0o in the three preceding weeks, declined to 17.9 last week, andwas 6.4 per I.o below the mean rate during the same period in thethirty-three large English towns. Among these Scotch towns the death-rates ranged from rI.5 in Paisley and XT.8 in Perth to 19.7 in Glasgow and20.5 in Greenock. The zymotic death-rate in these towns averaged 3.4 perI,ooo, the highest rates being recorded in Glasgow and Edinburgh. Th278 deaths registered in Glasgow included 12 from measles, 3 from scarletfever, 4 from whooping-cough, 2 from "fever," and 39 from diarrhoea.Two fatal cases of scarlet fever, 2 of whooping-cough,3 of "fever," and gof diarrhoea were recorded in Edinburgh; 8 deaths from diarrhoea oc-curred in Dundee, and 6 in Aberdeen.

ZYMOTIC MORTALITY IN LONDON.THE accompanying diagram shows the prevalence of the principal zymotiediseases in London during the second or spring quarter of this year. Thefluctuations of each disease and its fatal prevalence, as compared withthat recorded in 'the corresponding periods of recent years, can thus bereadily seen.Small-pox.-No fatal case of small-pox was registered in London last

quarter, the corrected average number in the corresponding periods of

MEDICAL NEWF.

MEDICAL NEWS,PRESENTATION.-Dr. T. J. Monaghan, who is leaving

Accrington, has been presented with a solid tea and coffeeservice, bearing a suitable inscription, by the mayor, alder-men, councillors, and borough officials, as a mark of their per-sonal respect and appreciation of his services as medicalofficer of health for the borough of Accrington.SUCCESSFUL VACCINATION.-Dr. W. Millar, Public Vaccinator

for the West Green District of the Edmonton Union, hasreceived the Government grant for efficient vaccination. Mr.John Aspinall Hunt, Public Vaccinator for the SpondonDistrict of the Shardlow Union, has again been awarded thegrant for efficient vaccination in his district.COLONIAL NURSING AssocIATION.-The Colonial Nursing

Association has determined that all nurses sent out by itshould pass a medical examination conducted by a medicalofficer connected with the Colonial Office. This announce-ment is satisfactory, for the nurses will in many cases have towork in trying climates, and it is essential that they shouldpossess a good physical constitution as well as skill andenthusiasm.

THE increase of the smoke nuisance in New York has led toserious steps being taken to check it. Over 300 instances ofviolation of the law in Greater New York have been detectedby the health inspectors, among the delinquents being thecity authorities, who are creating a smoke nuisance at apumping station on Long Island. Fifty complaints will bebrought before the grand jury, which has already indictedsome of the greatest offenders, but among these the cityauthorities do not seem to be included.

MEDICAL VACANCIES.The following vacancies are announced*.-

BIRKENHEAD AND WIRtA&L CHILDRENS' HOSPITAL, Woodchurch Road.-kionuseurgeon. Salary, £50 per annum, with bord, residence, and laundry. Appli-cations to r. P. H. Arrowsmith, Honora eoretary, 20, Chbpel Street. Liverpool. hbAugust 21st.

BIRMINGHAM GENER4.L HOSPITAL -(I) Two Assistant House-Physicians; (2)House-Surgeon. Appointments for six months. No salary- residenoe, board, andwashing p'ovided Applioations to the House-Governor by Autust 2Bth.

BRIGHTON AND HOVE LYING-IN INSTITUTION AND HOSPITALi FOR WOMEN.House-Surgeon; unmarried, and under 30 years of sge. Salary £80 per annum, withfurnished apartments, board, s, coals, and attendanoe. Applications to the Olerk,76, West Street. Brighton, by September 2nd.

BRIGHTON, ROVE AND PRESTON DISPENSARLY (NORTHERN BRANCH).-House-Blirgeon. balary, £140 per annum, with furnisbed apartments, coals, gas,and attendance. Applications to the Assistant Secretary, 113, Queen's Road, Brighton,by August 26th.

BRIGHTON THROAT AND E&R HOSPITAL. Church Street, Queen's Road.-Non-Resident House-Surgeon, Apnointment for six mnnths. but renewable. Salary at therate of £75 per annum. Applications to Mr. B. W. Pilbeam, 10, Black Lion Street,Brighton, by Angust 28th.

BRIGHTON: ROYAL ALXAWNDR& HOSPITA.L FOR SICK CHILDREN, Dyke Road.House-Surgeon. Appointment for twelve montbs. Salary £80. with board, lodging,and washing. Applications, undercover, to the Ohairman of the Medical Committeeby September 5th.

CARLIBLE: CUMBEERLND INFIRNARY.-Vouse-surgeon. Salary, £70perannum,with board, lodging, and washing. Applications to the deoretary by September 11th.

DENBIGRSHIRB INFIRMARY. Denblgh.-House-Surgeon. Salary £180 per annnm.with board, residence, and washing. Applications to the Secretary by September5th.

DEVONPORT: ROYAL ALSBERT HOSPITAL.-Assistant House-Surgeon. Avvoint-ment for six months. No sslary; board. lodging, and wahing provided. Apjlieationsito the Secretary of Medical Committee by August 4th.

DUNDBB ROYAL INFIRIARY.-Resident Medical Assistant (House-Surgeon).Appointment for six months. 8alary, £40 per annum. Applications to the Secretary,Mr. D. Gordon Stewart, Solititor, Dundee, by August 23rd.

DURHAM COUNTY ASYLUM, Winterton, Ferryhill.-Assistant Medical Officer; un-married: also to act as pathologIst. Salary £120 per annum. with arartments, boaad,andattendance. Appliestions to the Chief Offioeror September let.

EXETBR: ROYAL DEVON AND EXBTER HOSPITAL-Junior Assistant House-Surgeon. Appointment for six months. No, palary, but board, lodging, and wash-ingprovided. Will be eligible for senior pot when a vancy occurs. Applioationsto Percy S. Stirk, House-Surgeon, by Auaust 29th.

FINSBURY DISPENSARY, Brewer Street, Goswell Wad, E.O.-Resident MedioalOffioer. Salary £120 per annum. with furniture, residenoe, attendanoe, ooal, and gas.Applications to the Secretary hy Septembsr 2ad.

POLKESTON13: V[CTORIA HOSPITAL.-House.Surgeon. Salary, £e80 per annum,rising to £100, with board, residence, and washing. Applications to the Secretary byOctober let.

GEORGE HENRY LEWP.S STUDENTSHIP FOR THE ENCOURAGBMBNT OFORIGINAL RESEARCH IN PHlYSIOLOGY. Applications to Professor Sir MichaelFoster, K.G.B.. New Museums, Cambridge, by October let.

GLOUOESTER GENERLAL INFIRRlARY AND GLJOUCESTERBHIRE EYE INSTITU-TION.-Assistant Pbysician. Applications to the Secretary by September 13th.

GREAT YARMOUTH HOSPITAL.-House-Surgeon. Salary £90 per annum, with board,lodgn, and washing. Applications to Mr. H. F. B. Ferrier, Honorary Secretary,33, Hall Plain, Great Yarmouth, by August 24th.

GUILDFORD: ROYAL SURREY OOUNTY HOSPITAL.-Resident House-Surgeon.Salary £50, with board. residence, and laundry. Applications to the HonorarySecretary by September 5th.

GUY'S HOSPITAL MBDICAL SCHOOL.-Lecturer on Biology. Applications to tbeTreasurer, Superintendent's office, Guy's Hospital. 8BE by September 1st. Also

Demonstratorship of Chemistry and Physics. Applications to the Dean by Sep.tember let.

IPSWIOH: EAST SuFFOLK AND IPSWICEH HOSPITAL.-Second House-Surgeon.Unmarried. Salary £60 per annum, with board, lodging, and washing. Applicationsto the Secretary by August 22ad.

I AUG. I19, I 99.

LONDON SCHOOL OF MEDICINE FOR WOMEN.-Lecturer In Physiology. Apulica-tions to the 8ecretry. 8, iunter 8tSeet, Brunswick Square, W.O., by 8eptember 4th.

MANOHESTEB CHILD)RSN'8 HOSPIT&L.-Junlor Resident MedlcalOMocer. ApDoint-ment forsix months. but eligible tore lection asSenior. Unmarried. Salary at therate of £50 per annum as Jueior, and £101) as Sentpr, with bward and lodging.Application to the Secretary, Dispensry, (waeide 8tr6st, Manchester, by August29th.

METROPOLrAN ASYLUMS BOARD.-Asuistant Mledicl Officers at the Fever anutSmall-pox Hospitals. Unmarred, and not over 85 years ot age. slaw, £160 perannum the first year, 180 the seoond, and £2'0 the third ano subsequent years.Applications on forms provided to the Olerk of the Board, Norfolk Rouse, NorfolkStreet, Strand, W.O., by August 26th.

NORTHAMPTON: BERRY WOOD ASYLUX.-Senior Asistant Medical Offioer.Under 85 years of ae, and unmarried. Slary 200 rising to £250, with board,.lodgiong wahing, et Appotatment for five yeas, but eligible for re-electionApplioations to the Medical Superintendent before September5tr.

NOTTINGHAM: GENERLAL HOSPIT&L.-&ssistant House-Pbyslcian. Appoinoment;for twelve months. 8alay £,0.rith board, lodging, and washing in hospital.Avplications to the Secretry by Augast 21st.

OXFORD EYE HOSPITALe-Honorary Assstant Surgeon. Applications to the Hon.Becrstary, Oxford Eye Hospital, 29, Banbury Road, Oxford, bV september 16th.

ROOHDALE INFIRX&RY AND DISP.ENS&RY-Ho-Surgeon unmarried. Salarr£90 per annum, with board residence, and laundry. Applicattons to the Honoary,Sertry, Mr. B. H. Shaw: Buersil House, Roehdale, by August 2ith.

ST. LUKE'S HOSPIT&L.-Clinioal Assitant. Apointment for six months. Board anmresidence provided. Applioations to the Seretry.

SOUTHPORT INFIRMARY. Resident Senior House-Surgeon. Salary £ per annum,and all found. Applications to the Secetay by August 21st.

STOKE ON TRENT: NORTH STAFFORDSHIRB INFlRMARY AND EYE HOSPITAL,Hartsbill.-House-Surgeon. Salary £120 per snnmu, inoreasing ly e10 per annum,with farnished apartments, board, and washing. Applications to the Seretay byOctober 9th.

WARRINGTON INFIRMULRY AND DIRPENSARY.-Junior Resident Hounsd8urgeon.Salary ElCO per annum, with furnished residenoe and board. Applications to the,Honorary becretary by August 24th.

WESTMINSTER HOSPITAL.-Patho)oglst. Salary £50iper annum,and a sum of 0.per annum allowed for expenses. Applications to S. H. Quennell, Secetay, byOctober let.

MEDICAL APPOINTMENTS.AIRD, Ivie. M.B., Ch.B.Edin., appointed Assistant Surgecn to the Liverpool Dis-

penearies.CLATTON, W. A.. L.R.C.P., L.R.C.S.Edin., L,F.P.S Glasg appointed Medical Officer for

the Sharlston and Orofton Distriots of the Wakefie5d Union, vice J. M. Hermon,N.B. O.M.Edin., resigned.

COATES, 0. J. A., L.R..C P L R 0 S Edin.. sapointed Medical Offloer for the TenthDistrtot of the W,cornbe Union, vice C. P. Pridham, B.A,Camb., t.R.C.S.8L.R.OP.Lond.. resigned.

D.ALEBROOK, J., M A.Oxon., M.R.C.8.Eng L B C P Lonud appointed Second AssistantMedical offlcer at the St. Jchn's Road *orkhouse and Inflrmary of the Parish of St.Mary, Islington, vice 0. H. Furnivall, M.R.O.S.,LR.O.P.

DODD, A. M., M.R.O.S.Eng., L.R.O.P.Lond., appointed Assistant Surgeon to the Liver.pool Dispensaries.

GAss, R. B., M.B., C.M.Edin., appointed Medieal Officer of Health for the HeyshanmUrban District.

GORMtAN, B.S.. MB.. Bbh., R.A.OR.U.I. appointed Assistant Resident Medical Offleer-to the Birmingham Workhouse Ilnfirmary, vice B. T. Barton, MR 0..., L.R COP.resigned.

HODSON. T. G.. M D., appointed Medioal Officer for the Fourth Distzict o the Southbtonieham Union, vice D. Seaton, X.R.C.S., resigned.

NELDEUM. W. P., N.B., Ch.B., B.Sc.Bdin., appointed Assistant Surgeon to the Liver-pool Dispensaries .

MILLARD, C. Ktllick, M.D., D.Sc. (Publio Health) appointed Medical Officer of Healthfor the Borough of Burton-on-Tient, vice T. Robinson, D. P. H., restgned.

XOnETOr. R., X.R.OS., L.R.O.P.. appointed Medical Offlcer for the Wymondham Dis-trict of the Melton diowbmay Union, vice H. Hamilton, M K.C.S.. R.B.C.P., resigned.

NEWBY, Thomas, X.DSt.Aud., MX.R.C.S., reappointed Medical Officer of Health forUleethorpes.

PROUDgoTo, F. G.. M.A.St.And-, MB., C.M.Edin,, apvninted District, Medical Officer ofthe oxford Incorporation, vice W. A. Thompson, M.R.C.S.Eng., resigned.

STORR, R., L.R.O.P., L.R.O.S.Fdin., L.F.P.S.Glasg.. appointed Medical Officer for the,T'orncombs District of the beaminster Union. vioe A. Leishman, L.R.O.P., LB.C.S.Edin., resigned.

STxATTORD, Howard N. B., M.R.O.S.Eng., L.RCO.P.Lond., appointed Assistant House-burgeon to the Hereford General Dispensary.

DIARY FOR NEXT WEEK.

TUEZDAY.MWfedical Graduates' College and of the Nervous System. 78. Welbeet

Polyclinic., 4 P ic-Or. harry Oamp. Street, W.. 4 P.i.-Dr. T. D. Savill1bell: Clinical Demonstration. Oases of Syphilitic Affection of the

Weos ZiRu iloeptala ror D lease Nervous System.THIRDAY.

Medical dira4uates' College and Rutchinson Clinical Demonstra-kolyclinic, 4 P.M. - Mr. Jonathan tion.

FRIDAY.West End Hospital for Diseases Medical Graduates' College and,

of the Nervous bystem. 73, Welbeck Polyclinic, 4 P i.-Dr. Ewart: ClinioalStreet,W 4 P it -or. HLrry Campbell: Demonstration.Cases of ifea'ache and Neuralgia.

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BIRTHS.BROADBRNT.-On July 29th, at 6, St. Aubyns, Hove, Brighton, the wife of F. W_

Broadbeot, M.B., of a son.LAzAtus-On August 8th the wife of Dr. A. B. Lazarus, 77, Wimpole Street, W., of a

son.MARRIAGE.

MAcKIm-LEGGATT.-On August 10th. at Holy Rood Oburoh, Orofton, Hants, by therItev. Samuel Bethune Leggatt, brother of the bride, assisted by the Rev. PittOobbett, Vicar of the Parish, the Rev. Herbert Alder. Vicar of Caynbam, 8alop andthe Rev. Tbomas Owen Vicar of Christ ChOurch, Wellington, alop, George Mackb,M.B., O.M.Abprd., Weliington, Salop. eldest son of the late George hackle, M.DInsch, Aberdeenshire, to Bortha Rutb, seventh daughter oSamuel BethuneLeggatt, Esq., of Orofton Manor, Farsham, Eants.

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HOUR Or ATTENDANCE AND OPERATION DAYS AT THELONDON HOSPITALS.

OANE, Brompton (Free). Atxedasw.-Dally, 2 Ovieratioaa--Tu. W. P.,ICaNAL LONDOx OPTHALMIo. AttfedauCee.-Dally, L Operatious.-Dally.CENTRAL LONDON TxROAT NosE, AND EAR. Aexsdcas.-M. W. Th. B.,2; TtL P.,

5. Operatio.-I.p., Tu., s.8; o.p.,P., 2.ARING CRoss. Atxdances.-Medical and urgical daily, 1.0 Obstetric, Tn. P.,

1.8D0 Skin, M. Th., 1.46; Dental, M., 9: Throat and Er, F., 9.S9. Qv,ati.o,.-Th. P.S.,8.CHEZLSEA HOSPITAL FOR WOMEN. Attendance.-DaMy,L8D. Operatione.-N. Th. P.,CITY ORTHoPZDIo. Attendaace.-M. Tu. Th, F., C peratio,- ,-M., 4.EAST LoxDON HOSPITAL NOR CHILDREN. Operations.-N1. W. Th. P., 2GzEAT NORTHEurN CENTRAL. Attendance.-Medical and Surgioal X. Ta W. Th. P.,

AD8; Obstetrio, W., 2.80; Eye X Th, 2.80; Throat and Ear, Ta. P., isO;Skin, W., 2.0;D0nt^1b,`W.,L OVrations.,-M.W.ET. F.Gu?rs. Attendancee.-Medical, daily,2; Surgical,dailyl.9O Obstetric,X. T.P. M,80Bye, M. Ta. Th. P., 1.80; Ear Ta. 1- Skin. Ta. 1 lent l, dally,9; Nhroat, F., 2O(berations.-Ta. F.,i.90; (Ophihalm;ic, MX,L,; ¶^h.,'2

HO8PITAL POR WOMEN, Sohu. Attemfance8.-Daly, 10. Operatioms.-M. Th., 2.KING'S COLLEGE. Attenda,w.-Medtca and Surgil, dal, 2; Obstetric daiy, 2;o..al.0 ye M. W. Th. r.oD Ear, Th, SA0 Throat. 1., 1Z . ;i)nalTf., 1"011,kn,.., 1o. O ei.W. Vh.,L

LOwDOr. Attendances.-Iedical, daily, i., 2; o.p., 180; SWaldaily 1.80 and 2;Obstetric, M. Tu. Th. . 2; op. W. S., 1 Bye, T..,9; lar, W., 9; bkIn, Th., 9;Dental, Tu.,9. Overationa.-Dally. 2.

LONDON TEXrMRANCE. Attendan,w.-Nedical,X. Ta, W. Th. P.. 1.80; Surgioal, N. Th,1.8. Operations.-M. Th., 4.80.

LoNoD THROAT. Great Portland Street. Attendaxw.-DaIly, 2; Ta. P., 6. Operation&.-Daily. 2.

MElTROPOLITAN. Attendances.-Kedical and Surgical, daily, 2; B., 9; Obstetric WEe,W., 2; Throat and Ear, Th., 2; Dental. Ta. Th. B.. 9. Oj(erattoa.-Tu. W., 80;

XIDDLEsEx. Attendances.-Mledical and Surgical, daily 1OD Obstetric, Tu. Th., 1,0;op,M,9* W,10S- Eye Tn.P.,9 lEar and Throt, Tu.'.,; Skin, Tt.,4; Th., ;Dental, I. F., 9.80; W., 9. Owratsona.-Dally, 1.90.

NATIONAL ORTHOPZDIC. Atte,dance.-M. Tu. Ta. P., 2. Operations.-W., 10.NEw HOSPITAL NrOR WOxMN. Attendanc.-Dally, 2; Ophthalmic, W. 5., 9.80. Owra.tiou.-Tu. F., 9.

NORTH-WEST LoNDoN. Attendasee,-Medical,daly, exc. B., 2; B., 10; SurgIcal, daily,exc.W.,2; W.,10; Obstetrlo,W.,2; WYe,W..9; SsLn,P.,2; Dental,F.,9. peraffot.-Th., 2.80.

ROYAL EAR, Frith Street. Attexrdane.-M. W. F., 3; Ta. F., 9.80 and 7.80. Oeration,.-Tu.,8.

ROYAL EYE, Southwark. Attendanea.-Dally, 2. Operationm.-Dally.ROYAL FRiE. Atteudancea.-W ical and Surgical, daily, 2 * Diseases of Women, TL B.,9 Eye M. P 9; Skin T - Throat Nos, and Ear, *.,9. Operations.-*. B., 2;(6phthalrQcl:b'M,F,, 100; (IMases ofaWomen), B., 9.

ROYAL LONDON OPHTHALMIC. Attendances.-Daily, 9. Operations.-DaIly, 10.ISOYAL ORTHOPZDIc. Attendancee.-Daily, 2. Operations.-M., 2.]ROYAL WESTMXINSTER OPHTHALXIC. Attendances.-Daily, 1. Operation8.-Dally, 2ST. BABRTHOLOXMWS. Attendancee.-Medical and Surgical, dally, 1.90- Obstetric, M.W.F. 2 o.P. W.B.,9;Eye,M.Tu.W.Th.B., 2- o.p,3NTh 9- W.8 2 D EAr Tn: P.2; SGki T. 'b Larynx, Tu. F 2.0D; Orthopeedic, M.. D -AWntsi F.,g- Electri9cal, X. ru. h. F., 1.90. QPerk;one.-Dai1y, 1.80; (Ophthalmio), Nu. F. 2;' bdomInlSection for Ovarlotomy, F., 2.

ST. GEORGE'S. Attendancee.-Iedlaal and Surgical daily; t.p., 1; o.p.# 12; Obstetric,i.p Tn F 1.45 o p M Tu, 2D* Eye W 8 1.;*ar, Tu., 2; Skin W 245 Thrwat,

P Orthopedic, F., 12- D,entaL N. I. F. 12. Operationa.-Dally, 1; Oplpthalic,W'., i; Dental,Th., 9.

ST. MARK'S. Attendlance8.-.rtq"a and Diseases of the Rectum, males, 5., 2; females,W.,9.8D. Operations.-Ta., 2.; Th.,2 ,

ST. MARY's. Attendances.-Medleal and Surgical daily, 1.45 op. 12.465 Obstetric. Tu..F.,l.45-o.p., . Th., 1: Eye Tu.P.,9 *;Ear,It. Th. 9; Throat .u F Skin M' Ta.9; Dental,W. S., 9; ElectXrTherapeutics M. Th.a 2.0; Ohildren's ie6ltcal, Fu. F., 9.Operatiow.-N., 2.80: Tu. W. F., 2: Th., 2.k0; 8., 10; (Ophthalmic), F., 10.

ST. P3TER'S. Attendances.-N.. 2 and 5; Tn., 2; W., 6; Th., 2; P. (Women and Children),2; 5., 4. Operations.-W. P., 2.

ST. THOWAS'S. Adttendance.-Medical and Surgical N Ta Th P., 2 .o.p. daily, L9QObstetric, Tu. F,2op,W,2 . 180 Eye, Ta. F. o-:P. daily, Io.'., il - lEr,U..1.80- kin, 1P., 1.96; lhroat, TIb,,I. Children. S., 1.i); Electro-therapetios, o.p., ,2;* entai Diseases o.pe Tbh. I)Datal, Ta. F.. 10. Operations.-N. W. Th. S., 2; T.F., 5.80; (OphthalmIc), 2Th., 8; Iftynmoologlcal), Th., 2.

SAMARITAN FREE NOR WOxMN AND CHILDREN. Attendancw.-Dally, 1.80. Opera.tiona.-Gyntecological, N.. 2; W,, 2.80.

THROAT, Golden Square. Attendances.-Daily, 1.80; Ta, P., 6.90. Operationx.-Datly,exe. N., 10.

UNIVERSITY COLLEGE. Attendancea.-Xedical and Surgical, dai, .8; Obstetris,X.F., 1.90; Eye, M. W., 1.80; Ear X Th.a 9; Skin, Tn. F., 2;Thoat,i.1Th., 9; Dental, Tn.F., 9.8D. Operationu.-Wr. W. Th.: 2.

WEST LONDON. Attendaneeeq-Nedicaland Surgical daily 2; DentaL, Ta P. 9M.5.eTu. Th, 2 aBr, Ta. . SB., Ms Orthopedic, W., 2; Nieaes of Women, W. b., 2;' Strio, R' h 2k8ln, V'. P.,2; Throat and Nose, Ta., 2; 5., 10. Operatio,,.-Dally,aboult 2.80; P., 10.

WE8TMINSTER. Attendancea -Xegical and Surgican dly I.SO- Obstetric, M. T. F.,1890D- Eye Ta. P., 9.80; Ear, N.,FAD Skin, W., IID;0ental W. , 9.15. oiwation,M. Ntu. W.,2.

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J. W. G.-Skating and tobogganing commence about Christmas at Grin-delwald, and rather earlier in the Upper Engadine. There is more sunin the Engadine, but Grindelwald is more readily accessible. A healthyperson, for whom high altitudes are suitable, can obtain a refreshingand enjoyable holiday both in the Engadine and at Grindelwald; thehotel expenses are on the whole rather less at Grindelwald.

HYDRoPATEIC.-Amongst textbooks on hydrotheraleutics, we may men-tion W. Winternitz on Hydrotherapeutics in von Ziemssen's Handbook ofGeneral Therapeutics, vol. v (English translation by F. W. Elsner. Lon-don: Smith, Elder, and Co. x886) ; and Dr. F. Bottey's Traiti Thdoretiqueet Pratique d'Hydrothirapie Medicale (Paris: G. Masson. I895). Thereare many books on hydrotherapeutics in various languages, but we donot know of one devoted solely to the managemjnf of a hydropathicinstitution.

HARVEY'S WORKS.T. T -No special value attaches to this x66o edition of Harvey's master-piece. The interesting volume is the Exercitatio Anatomica de MotuCordis et Sanguinis in Animalibus, published by W. Fitzer at Frankport in2628. It is a small quarto of 72 pages, followed by two pages of errata.

ADVERTISING CARDS.E. J.-We have frequentlycommented upon andcondemned similar adver-tising cards. Where the offenders are membersofthisAssociatioD, theycan be reached through the ethical committees of the Branches orthrough the Council; in other cases the attention of the Universityor licensing authoritywh.ose diplomais being degraded by such practicesmay properly be drawn to the matter, as it is clearly their duty to watchover and control the conduct of their graduates.

INFECTIOUS DISEASES (NOTIFIcATIoN) ACT.B.-Section xi of the Infectious Diseases (Notification) Act, 1899, sets forththat the Payment to any medical practitioner under the Act shall notdisqualify him from serving on a sanitary authoritv or Board ofGuardians. A medical officer of health can even claim his fee for noti-fying¶to himself. The fee is only 2s. 6d. for notifying cases in privatepractice. To GET RID OF ANTS.

DR. E. G. BARNES (Eye, Suffolk) writes: In reply to " H. J. W.'s" inquiryin the BRITISH MEDICAL JOURNAL of August 3th, I have on at Ieastthree occasions found the following plan efficacious: In the first place,ascertain by observation at what points the ants enter the house orstore cupboard. It will usually be found that they do so, not bytheopen door or window, but through a crevice between the boards of thefloor or between the skirting and the floor. Having found this, applystrong carbolic acid by means of an ordinary camePs hair brush, wellinto the crevice, and repeat the treatment for three orfour days, watch-ing meanwhile to see if the ants find a fresh place to enter, in whichcase that should of course be treated in the same way. At the expira-tion of this time, my experience is that the enemy is permanentlyrouted. This plan is preferable to washing with carbolic acid in solu-tion, or to exposing carbolic acid in saucers, as by so doing the food inthe store cupboard is apt to absorb the carbolic vapour and acquirethe characteristic taste. If good acid is used, such as one would use forsurgical purposes, and applied as I have described, no unpleasantnessresults.

WOTES, EE Ete,

CoiuorATION METEOROLOGISTS.DR. A. MARSHALL, F.R.Met.S., Lowestoft, writes: I note your remarks,in your issue of July 29th, on Mr. J. Baxendell's report on themeteorology of Southport and your assertion that a new profession hascome into existence. You must allow me to make some strictures onyour remarks:

I. I wish to combat the statement that it is a new profession. If youwill refer to the Registrar-General's reports you will see that lr.Glaisher for many years has given returns from different stations inthis country, the observers being practical meteorologists.

2. You speak of corporation meteorologists and you include the