MEDICAL NEWS. 279 interlarded with such old-world terms as dartreuse, Earle, J. Rolleston, Oxford andx’Minter, L. J., King’s College. St. Bartholomew’s. H. ,c. He was nevertheless a true clinician and a Mortis, E., Charing-cross. herpetiqtve *Edge, A. Jts., St. Bartholomew’s. Northcote, Percy, St. Thomas’s. splendid teacher. His accents, cracked with age, and his Edgecombe, Wilfrid, Liverpool. Orton, John, Birmingham. tremulous head will long be held in affectionate remembrance Edwards, Philip H , Birmingham. Pace, Harold Everett, London. like his wards at the Edwards, Robert, Bristol. Page; W. T., University College. by pupils who, myself, frequented Charles Charite. A favourite of his at examinations Fadelle, Alfred, King’s College. Pantm, S., Guy’s. question had Farncombe, Thos. Stone, Toronto. Parker, H. T., St. Bartholomew’s. reference to the fetor of the black stools in hæmatemesis. Felkin, Henry George, London. Payne, E. Le Fevre, St. Mary’s. He will be greatly missed at the Académie de Medecine, of Fernie, F. E., St. Bartholomew’s. Peake, Arthur Walton, Bristol. N. Y. C. St. which learned he was once The conservative *Ferguson, M., Bellevue, Perram, H., Bartholomew’s. body president. Fletcher, Leslie, Charing-cross. Phillips, C. M., Bristol and Guy’s. bent of his mind in matters purely medical extended to Frederick, H. John, St. Thomas’s. Phillips, H. H., Charing.cross. administrative affairs, any changes in old-established ways Fry, Walter Ernest, London. Platt, John Noble, Manchester. being instinctively resented by this physician of the old Fullerton, F. Wm., St. Thomas’s. 1’,Plumbe, Arthur, London. " Godwin, Alfred H., Liverpool. Porter, Harry E. B., London. school. Goodson, Wm. Henry, London. Potts. Horace, University College. Greenyer, Vivian T., St. Bart.’s. Prince, Hugh T., Middlesex. Grieves, James P., St. Mary’s. Read, C., University College. Griffiths, John Howell, St. Bart.’s. Rendle, Arthur It., St. George’s. Grinling, F. N., University Coll. Rolleston, L. W., St. Bart.’s. Gwynn, Neville Claude, Bristol. Roth, Felix N., St. Mary’s. Medical News. Hallett, Henry G. D., St. Bart.’s. Rowley, Oswald Francis, Leeds. Harper, Thos. E., Westminster. St. Stephens, W. T., St. Bart.’s. Harrison, C. J., University Coll. Scorer, Frank, St. Bartholomew’s. *Haydon, H. W., King’s College Sevestre, Robert, Cambridge and EXAMINING BOARD IN ENGLAND BY THE ROYAL Heather, B. G., St. Thomas’s. St. Bartholomew’s. COLLEGES OF PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.—The Heather, L. D., King’s College. Shaw, A. H. P., University Coll. following Hemsted, Rustat H., St. Mary’s. Shutte, T., St. Bartholomew’s. gentlemen have passed the First Examination of the Board Henry, Gordon Geo. W., Bristol Smith, P. H., St. Bartholomew’s. in Chemistry and Chemical Physics :-- and Guy’s. Smyth, Joshua Chas., Bristol. Hickinbotham, J. R.. Birmingh’m. Spence, Danuel B., London. Yusuf Yuhannah Abcarius, Syrian Protestant College, Beyrout; John and Walter Hickman, E., Birmingham. Stallard, Harry, Cambridge Alfred P. Ambrose, Westminster Hospital; Amsden, H. E. ’ St. Thomas’s. Cecil E. London Hoffmeister, W.. Cambridge St. Bartholomew’s Hospital; Andrews, Hospital; and St. Bartholomew’s. Wm. Middlesex. C. Mason’s Frederic H. Stanford, B., Octavius Andrews, College, Birmingham ; Hogg, John A., Birmingham. Still, G. F., Cambridge and Guy’s. Arnett, King’s College ; Frank Ashe, Owens College, Manchester ; Manchester. Leeds. J. Middlesex Ernest U. Hooton, Alfred, Taylor, Herbert, Clement Baker, Hospital; Bartholomew, Houghton, 1,. F., Sheffield and Thomas, Albert Ivor, Liverpool. Charing-cross Hospital; John D. W. Beavis, Bristol Medical School; Daniel London. Mason’s Charles St. Mary’s. Thomas, Lewis, Frederic E. Bissell, College, Birmingham; Black, Howard, Arthur D., London. Thompson, G. W., St. Thomas’s. Sheffield Medical School; Herbert Blackemore, Owens College, Robt. G. St. Chas. W. Herbert J. Howat, King, Glasgow. Thomson, D., George’s. Manchester; Booker, Guy’s Hospital; Bryan, Howse, Alfred Oswald, London. Thorne, L. C. T., Durham and London Hospital ; Charles D. F. Burney, Charing-cross Hospital; Thos. St. Bartholomew’s. F. M. Thomas J. Hughes, C., Westminster. Sydney Clarke, King’s College ; George Clarke ; Hulke, Sydney B., Middlesex. Tickell, H. M.. St. Bartholomew’s. Clift, Mason’s College, Birmingham ; Henry C. Cooper, St. George’s London Harold Huthw:ute. W. H. J.. Univ. Coll. Vallance, Herbert, Hospital; S. Crapper; Edward U. Croker, St. Thomas’s Van C. Univ. Peter L. E. Ingram, Alexander, Edinburgh. Geyzel. T., College. Hospital; Daniel; George Duncan, Guy’s Hospital; Cecil and H. St. Thomas’s. Richard T. Yorkshire Harold J. Jones, Herbt., Bristol Wadd, R., Ellis, College, Leeds; Ereaut, St. Mary’s. Walch, C. N. C., St. Bart.’s. Westminster Hospital; Rcbert J. Evans, University College, Liver- Wm. Middlesex. H. London Keighley, Herbert, Leeds. Ward, Alfred, pool ; Joseph Fenn, Hospital; John 0. Garland, Guy’s J. B. Coll. R. Robert N. Thomas and Kennedy, M.. King’s Way, H.,University College. Hospital; Geach, Gregg, John E. Griffiths, Clms. A. Dublin St. Thomas’s. Bartholomew’s Edward D. Knox, N., and Webster, Edwin, St. Hospital; Hancock, Guy’s Hospital; St. Thomas’s. Wells, Sydney R., St. George’s. John J. Hanley; Thomas N. Harrowell, Yorkshire College, Leeds ; A. St. H. Lesur, M. P. A., St. Bart.’s. White, J. T., Bart.’s. George Heron, University College, Liverpool; Bernard Lloyd, W. F., St. Bartholomew’s. Whitehead, J. H., Charing-cross. Hollander, King’s College; Herbert W. Hues, Mason’s College, Herbert Middlesex. Edwin Thomas H. Long, Birch, Whitehouse, St. John, Birmingham; Hulme ; Benjamin Jones, St. Bartholo- A. Manchester. Francis McDougall, H.. Birmingham. mew’s Hospital; W. Joynes, Owens College, Manchester ; Maiabre, H. F., Edinburgh and Whitmore, John, Manchester. Hugh L. Lambert, St. Bartholomew’s Hospital ; Louis J. Le Maire, Middlesex. Cecil St. Bart.’s. Lewis F. London Yeo Wightman, F., Guy’s Hospital; Leslie. Hospital; Nynian Martin, A. J., Birmingham. Winckworth, W. B., Westminster. Lower, Guy’s Hospital ; Ernest W. Lowry, St. Bartholomew’s Hos- J. St. Bartholomew’s. Claud London. Pelham C. Middlesex E. Martin, N., Woakes, Edwd., pital; Maitland, Hospital; Harry Marks, Wm. S., ! Ernest Morton, London. St. Thomas’s Hospital; John Micklethwaite, Shetneld Medical Mercer, Charing-cross. Wyche, School; Charles E. Moore, St. Thomas’s Hospital; Chas. W. Moore, Candidates who liave not presented themselves Unuer the Regula- Owens College, Manchester ; Frederick C. Morgan, Bristol Medical tions of the Examining Board. School; Herbert C. Newman, Bristol Medical School; Maurice J. Nolan, St. Thomas’s Hospital; Arthur W. Ormond, Guy’s Hospital ; ROYAL COLLEGES OF PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS Albert J. Pattison, London Hospital; George B. Pearson, Guy’s IN IRELAND: CONJOINT SCHEME.—The following candidates Hospital ; James A. L. Peirce, Mason’s College, Birmingham ; have passed the Final Examination :- Edward H. Pomeroy, Guy’s Hospital; Cuthbert H. R. Provis, St. Alfred Banks, E. C. Brabazon, J. J. Callinan, J. F. Elliott, C. A. Bartholomew’s Hospital; Sydenham T. G. Ransford, St. Mary’s Hayman, T. E. B. Meyler, C. E. Murphy, F. J. Rogers, R. R. Smith, Hospital; David C. Rees, Charing.cross Hospital; Joan A. A. and R. Waterneld. Rouillard, St. Thomas’s Hospital; Charles C. Smith, Middlesex Passed Medicine Group.-H C. Beasley, T. W. P. Hayes, P. Peacocke. Hospital; Albert E. Street, Charing-cross Hospital; Frederick S. Passed Surgery Group.-R. B. M. Blackham, R. Fisher, J. G. Topham, Yorkshire College, Leeds; Frederick C. Torbitt, Owens McLanahan. College, Manchester; Henry Towers, Yorkshire College, Leeds ; John Passed Midwefery Group.--T. W. P. Hayes, G. F. J. Luther, and H. Tripe, London Hospital; and John H. Yearsley, St. Thomas’s W. A. E. Wills. Hospital. SOCIETY OF APOTHECARIES OF LONDON.-The ROYAL COLLEGE OF PHYSICIANS OF LONDON.— following candidates have passed an Examination in the The following gentlemen having conformed to the by-laws and subjects indicated:- regulations and passed the required examinations were at a Surgery.--C.D. Cardinall, St. Bartholomew’s Hospital; L. J. G. Carre, of the on Jan. 26th admitted Licentiates :- St. George’s Hospital; R. L. Chapple, Yorkshire College, Leeds ; meeting College J. A. Edwards, C. F. Gross, C. Wace, and H. R. Walker, King’s Abbot, J. A., Leeds. Burniston, Hugh S., Durham and College; F. A. M. Flegg, St. Thomas’s Hospital; J. Garrett, St. Abel, H. M., St. Thomg6s’s. St. Mary’s. Mary’s Hospital; E. Hunt, Guy’s Hospital; A. G. Jones and G. W. Allen, C. W., St. Mary’s. Carre, L. J. G., St. GeoraF’s. I.iUey, Middlesex Hospital; H. Oppenheimer, Univ. Heidelberg; Allworth, A. Leigh, Guy’s. Carter, Jas. Bubier, Manchester. E Spencer, Liverpool University College. Bacque, W. Jules, Bristol. Carter, John Geo., Cbaring-cross. Medicine, Forensic Dfedicine, and Midivifery.-B. C. Drake, Westmin- Baird, J. J. W., Bombay, K. Coll., Cass, Arthur M., Manchester. ster Hospital ; H. Oppenheimer, Univ. Heidelberg; E. Spencer, and Guy’s. Chance, Robert F., St. Thomas’s. Liverpool; T. J. S. Suffield, London Hospital; E. White, Bristol. Bankes-Price, Hugh, Middlesex. Clarke, Ethelbert H., Bristol. Medicine and Forensic Madicdrze.-G. H. Grace, St. Bartholomew’s Barker, Geo. Layeock, Sheffield, Coaker, F. Wm. John, London. Hospital. St. Thomas’s and St. Bart’s. Cockburn, Robert P., St. Bart.’s. Medicine and, bfidtvifery.-B. W. Bond, St. Thomas’s Hospital ; J. G. *Bashall, Chas. E., St. Thomas’s. Cogill, Harry, St. Thomas’s. B. Coleman, Guy’s Hospital; W. R. Hadwen, Bristol. Bathurst. Lullum W., St. Bart.’s. Cook, Harry F., Liverpool. Medicine.--F. S. Hogg, Charing-cross Hospital; J. Kennedy, London Bensley, Edwin Edward, Guy’s. Cooke, Ernest Wilfrid, London. Hospital ; T. E. Smurthwaite, St. Mary’s Hospital. Berlyn, J. Aaron, Birmingham. Costn, Isaac, University College. Forensic Medicine and Midwifery.--E. S. Chillcott, St. Mary’s Hospital. Bird, G. W. H., St. Thomas’s. Curtis, M. Wm. W., Middlesex. ’ Forensic Dlodirinc.-H. E. Cooper and C. W. H. Newington, St. Bar- Birt, Shirley Hall, London. Dain, Harry Guy, Birmingham. tholomew’s Hospital; A. Greenwood, London Hospital. Blomfiel, Alfred Bealy, London. Davson, J. B. H., St. Mary’s and Midwifery.--C. A. Marrett, Charing-cross Hospital ; S. W. Rhodes, Brewer, Wm. K., Charing-cross. Birmingham. Yorkshire College, Leeds. Broadhurst, Charles H., H. Charing- D’Esterre, W. D. P., St. Mary’s. The of the the candidates to cross and St. Mary’s. Donnelly, Wm. T. B., Guy’s and diploma Society, entitling practise Bryson, L H., Edin., London, and Newcastle. Medicine, Surgery, and Midwifery, has been granted to the Westminster. Durston, John C., St. Thomas’s. following gentlemen :- * Candidates who have not presented themselves under the Regula- Messrs. Cardinall, Cooper; Jones, A. G. ; Lilley, Newington, Oppen- tions of the Examining Board. heimer, and Spencer. 280 MEDICAL NEWS.-NOTES IN PARLIAMENT.

THE HOSPITAL FOR SICK CHILDREN, BLOOMS- A MEETING of the council of the Metropolitan BURY,-The Prince and Princess of Wales have consented to Hospital Sunday Fund will be held in the Mansion House open the additional wards erected in this institution in June on Tuesday next, Feb. 7th, at 3 P.M., to elect committees next, when Her Royal Highness will receive purses. and officers for the present year. VACCINATION GRANT. - Mr. Philip E. Hill, THE WINDSOR ROYAL DISPENSARY AND IN FIR- M.R.C.S., has received, for the eighth time in succession, MARY.-During the year 1892, 241 in-patients and 4063 out- the Government grant as public vaccinator for the Crick- patients were treated ; 582 cases were the results of acci- howell district of the Crickhowell Union. dents. The finances show an improvement, and the adverse on the had been SUPERANNUATION ALLOWANCE. - Mr. E. C. balance of £150, current expenditure, slightly reduced. The new Children’s Ward was opened by Buckoll, M.R.C.S., lately district medical officer of the Her Royal Highness Princess Christian in June last, and has been a Nottingham Union, granted superannuation grant children were at once admitted. The beds have nearly of ;E80 per annum. always been full. NOTTINGHAM WOMEN’S HOSPITAL.-The medical LIBEL ACTION BY A MEDICAL MAN.-A case in shows that the officer’s report for the past year during year which Dr. Abraham Wallace an action the work of the has increased in The brought against hospital every way. the of the National Observer to recover have increased in number and publisher damages out-patients larger premises for libel came’ before Mr. Justice Mathew and a special jury are needed. in the Queen’s Bench Division on Wednesday. The libel THE SUNDERLAND INFIRMARY.—Mr. James complained of was the statement, regarding the dedication Laing has presented the sum of £500 towards providing a of a book, which the authoress (Mrs. Wallace) had dedicated fund for the support of the unpaid nurses of this infirmary to Dr. Wallace, that it had been "vindictively dedicated who may from time to time become incapacitated for further to that objectionable and foolish person." The jury at work either by age or failure of health and strength. once found for the plaintiff and assessed the damages at £100. PRESENTATION.-Mr. George Evans, L.R.C.P., LITERARY INTELLIGENCE.—We have received L. R. C. S. Edin., L. F. P. S. Glasg., medical officer for the Garw from Messrs. Bailliere, Tindall and Cox the first part of what Pit Ocean Colliery, has been the recipient of a case of surgical promises to be a very valuable work. It is an "Atlas of instruments and a purse of gold from the representatives of Pathological Anatomy," which is being issued under the the officials and workmen of the colliery and the trades- auspices of Professor Hart of Breslau and Professor Rumpel people and friends of the Garw Valley. of Hamburg, and its publication in Germany and England is THE LONDON AND COUNTIES MEDICAL PRO- to be monthly and carried on simultaneously. To Dr. Armand Ruffer has been entrusted the of the edition. TECTION SOCIETY.-A of the Council of this editorship English meeting Society We understand that the illustrations to be was held at on the 17th ult., under the amongst produced Harley-street, are some taken from cholera cases at presidency of Dr. Heron, when a number of new members Hamburg immediately after death. We reserve a more detailed were elected. The North-East London division was may, however, formally notice for a future occasion. recognised, with Dr. Wallace as president and Dr. Major Greenwood as secretary. Other business was then disposed FOOTBALL CASUALTIES.-Some time since a young of and the meeting adjourned. man aged twenty-one sustained an injury whilst playing ina and an was decided on. This took THE CHELMSFORD INFIRMARY AND DISPENSARY.- match, operation place at the but the The number of admitted to the the Royal Infirmary, Liverpool, patient unfortunately patients infirmary during succumbed on last.-A in the 1892 was 142. At the 1548 were treated, Saturday player county match, year dispensary Yorkshire at on the 21st and 98 tickets had been used for the of against Cheshire, Halifax, ult., purchase surgical fractured a rib.-At Huddersfield a man of the sum of £100 8s. was received from the Infirmary young appliances &c. ; who full-back for the died on and £101 ls. 6(l. from those Shelley, played Shepley team, infirmary patients, attending the 26th ult. from to the received whilst the The income of the and injuries spine dispensary. year’s infirmary for in the district com- had exceeded the a consider- playing Shepley against Honley cup dispensary expenditure, leaving on Feb. 6th last. He had been in the able credit balance in hand. petition infirmary since that date.-Also on the 26th ult. a young man of GLASGOW EYE INFIRMARY.-Sir James King, Totnes fractured his right leg whilst playing in a match Bart., presiding at the annual meeting of the subscribers to at Ashburton.-A series of accidents to members of the this institution on the 27th ult., spoke of the alterations Leeds Parish Church team are reported from Leeds. which had been effected in the constitution of the infirmary Six of the players are in the infirmary. The following is the’ by which clinical teaching had been made more available than list : A half-back fractured his clavicle and two left ribs; a heretofore. In the report of the secretary it was noted that the centre three-quarter fractured his left elbow ; two other change had resulted in the attendance of an increased number players, one a half-back, fractured their clavicles ; a forward of students. Prosperity had also marked the progress of the sustained an injury to his humerus ; and the goalkeeper charity in respect both of finances and the number of patients received internal injuries caused by a kick.-On the 26th nlt., who had received benefit by the ministrations of the medical whilst playing a game on the Links, Peterhead, a young man officers. Altogether the record was highly gratifying. aged nineteen fractured one of his legs. -On Saturday last, THE GERMAN HOSPITAL, DALSTON.-This charity in the London Cup match at the Oval, Kennington, between continues to enlarge its usefulness by its benefits the Old Westminsters and Millwall Athletic, one of the Mill- bestowing wall backs fractured his on an ever-increasing number of English and German appli- leg. cants and the poor of many other nationalities. The past year’s record shows an addition to the expenditure, chiefly to be attributed to the sanitary improvements in buildings NOTES IN PARLIAMENT. erected in 1864 and to the growing influx of destitute emigrants from Russia and Poland, slightly conversant with The Opening of Parliament. the German language, who sought admission to the hospital THE second session of the new Parliament opened on Tuesday. The and the benefits of the Eastern and Western Dispensaries. inaugural ceremony in the House of Lords took the usual form. Her the Queen was iepresented five Commissioners-the Lord The a on the Majesty by cash statement shows deficit year of £497. Chancellor, Earl Spencer, the Earl of Kimberley, the Marquis of TESTIMONIAL.-On the occasion of the de- Breadalbane and Lord CaTrington. To the Lord Chancellor fell the task of reading the gracious Speech from the Throne, which he did in pre’ parture from Chesterton, Cambridge, of Dr. and Mrs. sence of the Speaker and of a large contingent of the members of the F. Ransom, after residing in that district for thirteen years, it House of Commons as well as of a considerable gathering of the public. The two Houses afterwards proceeded to business. In the !House of was decided to set on foot a for the of subscription purpose Commons Mr. W. S. Caine intimated his intention of moving for a com- presenting Dr. and Mrs. Ransom with a token of their mission of experts to inquire into the Indian opium trade. esteem. 65 was collected in response to the invitation, and Hook-swinging in Indian. this was expended in the purchase of a silver tea and coffee Mr. W. S. Caine intends questioning the Government next week with service and other appurtenances for the table. Colonel reference to a recent revival of the hook-swinging festival in the Pre- Sherlock and after a few sidency of Madras. Mr. Caine’s information is to the effect that a presided, highly complimentary in the service of the Indian Government took in the remarks called Sir G. M. to make the surgeon part upon Humphry pre- ceremony. sentation, an office which he discharged with his U!-ual The Consumption qf Opezsm. in India. felicity. Dr. Ransom replied in feeling terms. In the House cf Commons on Thursday, Mr. Russell, the Pnder-