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Elizabeth Stuckey, 63, [No occupation stated]

Occupation or role: [No occupation stated]
Age: 63
Gender: Female
Date of admission: 9 Feb 1859
Date of death: 26 Feb 1959
Disease (transcribed): Hypertrophy of the heart. Dropsy
Disease (standardised): Disease (Heart); Oedema (Leg)
Admitted under the care of: Fuller, Henry William
Medical examination performed by: Dickinson, William Howship
Post mortem examination performed by: Holmes, Thomas
Medical notes: The disease of which this patient died appeared to have been of very old standing.
Body parts examined in the post mortem: Thorax, abdomen, pelvis and hernia
Type of incident: n/a

Peter Gaskill, 26, Clerk

Occupation or role: Clerk
Age: 26
Gender: Male
Date of admission: 12 Aug 1870
Date of death: Brought in dead
Disease (transcribed): Poisoning by cyanide of potassium.
Disease (standardised): Poisoning (Systemic)
Admitted under the care of: Fuller, Henry William
Medical examination performed by: Cavafy, John
Post mortem examination performed by: Whipham, Thomas Tillyer
Medical notes: The patient was not seen.
Body parts examined in the post mortem: Cranium, pleurae, lungs, heart and stomach
Type of incident: n/a

Frederick Landon, 63, No occupation

Occupation or role: No occupation
Age: 63
Gender: Male
Date of admission: 1 Aug 1868
Date of death: Brought in dead
Disease (transcribed): n/a
Disease (standardised): n/a
Admitted under the care of: Fuller, Henry William
Medical examination performed by: n/a
Post mortem examination performed by: n/a
Medical notes: n/a
Body parts examined in the post mortem: N/a
Type of incident: n/a

Post Mortem Examinations and Case Books

  • 406 PM
  • Collection
  • 1840-1946

The post mortem records contain manuscript case notes, with medical notes both pre and post mortem. These include details on patients’ admission to the hospital, treatments and medication administered to patients and the medical history of patients; the medical histories were copied into the volumes from hospital registers, which are no longer extant. The post mortem cases include detailed pathological findings made during the detailed examination of the body after death. From the 1880s onwards the case books contain original anatomical drawings and photographs.

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The following information is recorded for each case. The information is transcribed from the case notes and/or the relevant index and, where relevant, additionally standardised using MeSH (Medical Subject Headings)

• Name of the patient. If a name is not entered in the volume, it is noted in the catalogue as ‘[No name stated]’

• Gender of the patient (female / male / unknown)

• Age of the patient. Usually in numbers, following the original, with the following exceptions: 4/12 = 4 months, 4/52 = 4 weeks, 4/365 = 4 days. If no age is entered, it is noted in the catalogue as ‘[No age stated]’

• Occupation of the patient. Where no occupation is entered, it is noted in the catalogue as ‘[No occupation stated]’. Children are often designated according to their father’s or mother’s occupation and women by their husband’s occupation (e.g. ‘F / Horsekeeper’, ‘M. Charwoman’, ‘Hd Grocer’); these have been rendered in the catalogue as ‘[Child of] Horsekeeper’, ‘[Wife of] Grocer’

• Date of admission and date of death

• The names of the doctors treating or examining the patient. ‘Admitted under the care of’ denotes the senior doctor in charge of the case (usually entered at the top of the page and in the index); ‘Post mortem performed by’ denotes the doctor responsible for the post mortem examination (usually signed at the bottom of the page) and ‘Medical examination performed by’ denotes the doctor responsible for the medical examination prior to death (usually signed at the bottom of the page). The earliest records usually contain only one name, and some of the later ones may contain multiple names in each category. An authority record (name access point) with basic biographical details has been created for each doctor mentioned in the records; these can be used to explore all the cases related to a particular individual

• Disease(s) or cause of death of the patient. Transcribed from the medical case and/or the index and standardised, e.g. ‘Disease (transcribed): Phthisis. Fractured base. Disease (standardised): Tuberculosis (lungs). Fracture (skull)’

• Medical and post mortem notes. Brief summary description or transcription of the case notes relating to previous medical history (not a full transcription of the case notes)

• Note on whether the case includes illustrations or photographs; these can also be browsed via genre access points

• Note on whether the death was caused by trauma, accident or suicide

• Subject access points, using standardised terms from MeSH, with disease type (e.g. respiratory tract diseases, cardiovascular diseases) and anatomy type (e.g. cardiovascular system, musculoskeletal system), which can be used for browsing all relevant cases

Note on transcriptions and abbreviations

Names have been silently expanded, e.g. Jas = James, Wm = William

Some common abbreviations and acronyms

AMCH = Atkinson Morley Convalescent Hospital, Wimbledon
BID = Brought in dead
COA = Condition on admission
F = Father
H or Hd = Husband
HP = House physician
HS = House surgeon
IP = In-patient
L = Left
M = Mother
MR or Med reg or Med r = Medical register or Medical registrar
MS = Museum specimen
OP = Out-patient
OPD = Out-patient department
OR = Obstetric register
PMH = Previous medical history
PH = Previous history
Pt or Pat = Patient
PM = Post mortem
R = Right
RF = Rheumatic fever
Ry = Railway
SR or Surg reg = Surgical register or Surgical registrar
TB = Tuberculosis
VD = Venereal disease

St George's Hospital, London

St George’s Hospital Gazette, volumes XXVI-XXVII

Contents:
Vol. XXVI, Issue 1. pp.1-2 Editorial; Editorial review of 1927; Bicentenary of the birth of John Hunter, 1928
Vol. XXVI, Issue 1. pp.2-3 School Notes; Tickets for School Ball January 26th at the Hyde Park Hotel; Buckston Browne Prize won by Mr M.F. Nicholls for essay on Pathology of new growths of the Bladder; Special number of the Gazette to commemorate John Hunter centenary to be published in February 1928; Appointment of Mr. B. H. Burns as Assistant Surgeon in Orthopaedic Dept; List of Donors, 1928
Vol. XXVI, Issue 1. pp.4 Obituary; Obituary of George Cowell, died 17th November 1927 in his 92nd year, 1928
Vol. XXVI, Issue 1. pp.5-16 The Pathology, Diagnosis and Treatment of New Growths originating in the Walls of the Urinary Bladder; Essay by Nicholls, Marriott Fawckner, 1928
Vol. XXVI, Issue 1. pp.16 Overheard in the Examination Hall; Satirical comments about examination answers from women students, 1928
Vol. XXVI, Issue 1. pp.16-17 Then and Now; Lighthearted article about Medical students, 1928
Vol. XXVI, Issue 1. pp.17-20 The Hunterian Society; Reports of recent meetings; Lectures on Surgery and General Practice by Mr Fedden and The Development of the Sensory response by Mr Duke Elder, 1928
Vol. XXVI, Issue 1. pp.20-21 A Morning at St George's in A.D. 2500; What life might be like at St George's in the year 2500; Flying to Work; Use of television as a way of delivering lectures; Use of the telephone and a television system for taking histories and examining patients with automatic notes printing and automated diagnosis: the demise of books, 1928
Vol. XXVI, Issue 1. pp.22-23 Rugby Football Club; Report of recent matches, 1928
Vol. XXVI, Issue 1. pp.23-24 Golfing Society; Report of recent matches, 1928
Vol. XXVI, Issue 1. pp.24 Appointments; Recent appointments to St George's Hospital: Dr L.D. Bailey superintendent of Physiotherapy; Dr H.W. Gordon Asistant Physician; Mr F.W.M. Pratt Assistant Surgeon; Dr C.P. Pinckney Medical Registrar; Dr M.F. Nicholls Surgical Registrar; Dr C.M. Gwillim Obstetric Registrar; Mr R. Marnham Assistant Curator;, 1928
Vol. XXVI, Issue 1. pp.25 Examination Results; Results of recent examinations, 1928
Vol. XXVI, Issue 1. pp.25 Birth; A daughter to Harold G. Taylor, 1928
Vol. XXVI, Issue 1. pp.25 Marriage; G Kennedy Thornton to Muriel M. Yates, 1928
Vol. XXVI, Issue 1. pp.25 Death; George Cowell, in his 92nd Year, 1928
Vol. XXVI, Issue 1. pp.25-28 Reviews; Reviews of books recently received, 1928
Vol. XXVI, Issue 1. pp.28 Gazette Notices, 1928

Vol. XXVI, Issue 2. pp.Facing page 29 Portrait of John Hunter; Black and White illustration taken from the painting by Thomas Gainsborough at the Royal College of Surgeons. London, 1928
Vol. XXVI, Issue 2. pp.29 Contents; List of Contents, 1928
Vol. XXVI, Issue 2. pp.29-31 Bicentenary of John Hunter's Birth; The Legacy of John Hunter, 1928
Vol. XXVI, Issue 2. pp.31 John Hunter; Poem, 1928
Vol. XXVI, Issue 2. pp.32-35 Hunter's Opponents; Biographies and relationship with John Hunter; Chief opponents, Gunning, Walker and Keate, 1928
Vol. XXVI, Issue 2. pp.36 Bicentenary Celebrations; Joint meeting in the Board Room with the Hunterian Society of London on 1st March 1928; Addresses by Humphry Davy Rolleston; Sir Crisp English; Mr R.R. James and Mr Mortimer Woolf: Display of relics and documents relating to John Hunter, 1928
Vol. XXVI, Issue 2. pp.37 Hunter relics at St George's Hospital and Medical School; List of relics still held at St George's; Signatures on House surgeon's certificate and Pupil entry card; Letters from John Hunter to the board prior to the meeting which led to his death; Two copies of Lectures on surgery given by Hunter, one of which was presented by Dr Edwart T. Wilson; The other presented by Sir Benjamin Brodie: Hunter's Couch; Hunter's Table and Chair and a small box containing a bladder calculus, 1928
Vol. XXVI, Issue 2. pp.38 Overheard in the Examination Hall; Quotes of humorous examination answers, 1928
Vol. XXVI, Issue 2. pp.Facing page 39 James Collier; Photograph of James Collier, 1928
Vol. XXVI, Issue 2. pp.39 Dr Collier's Retirement; Retirement of James Collier, Physician to the Hospital, 1928
Vol. XXVI, Issue 2. pp.40 Dinner to Dr James Collier; Report of the Dinner held to mark the retirement of James Collier on February 8th 1928 at the New University Club;, 1928
Vol. XXVI, Issue 2. pp.41-42 School Notes; Appointment of Dr Gainsborough as Physician to the Hospital; Dr Nelson appointed Senior Assistant Physician; and Dr Levick Assant Physician; Medical School Ball held at the Hyde Park hotel on January 26th 1928; Lecture by Dr Anthony Feiling to the Hunterian Society of London at the Mansion House on Sciatica; Mr W. S. Duke Elder appointed to the staff of the Royal London Opthalmic Hospital: List of recent donors: Presentation of portrait of Mr R.B. Walker, Assistant Surgeon, and related documentation to the Hospital by his grandson Professor Charles Walker, 1928
Vol. XXVI, Issue 2. pp.43-51 The Pathology, Diagnosis and Treatment of New Growths originating in the Walls of the Urinary Bladder; Continuation of essay by Nicholls, Marriott Fawckner, 1928
Vol. XXVI, Issue 2. pp.51 When I was in the Cottage; Poem, 1928
Vol. XXVI, Issue 2. pp.52-55 Rugby Football Club; Report of recent matches, 1928
Vol. XXVI, Issue 2. pp.Facing page 52 Rugby Football XV, Season 1927-28; photograph of Rugby Football XV, 1927-28 with names of team, 1928
Vol. XXVI, Issue 2. pp.55 Lanesborough Lodge, No. 3029; Installation meeting of the Masonic lodge to be held on May 1st in the Board Room, 1928
Vol. XXVI, Issue 2. pp.55 Obituary; Obituary of Thomas Henry Lovegrove, 1845-1927 aged 83, 1928
Vol. XXVI, Issue 2. pp.56 Appointments; Recent appointments to St George's Hospital, 1928
Vol. XXVI, Issue 2. pp.56 Examination Results; Results of recent examinations, 1928
Vol. XXVI, Issue 2. pp.56 The Services; Recent appointments to the Services, 1928
Vol. XXVI, Issue 2. pp.56 Births; a Daughter to Leonard John Haydon, 1928
Vol. XXVI, Issue 2. pp.56 Marriage; Harold Pereira to Mary Pearson, 1928
Vol. XXVI, Issue 2. pp.57 Deaths; Walter Foulkes Jones aged 44; Thomas Henry Lovegrove in his 83rd year; Herbert Henry Tidswell in his 74th Year, 1928
Vol. XXVI, Issue 2. pp.57-60 Reviews; Reviews of books recently received, 1928

Vol. XXVI, Issue 3. pp.61 Contents; List of Contents, 1928
Vol. XXVI, Issue 3. pp.61-62 Editorial; Structural problems with the outer wall of Men's Surgery; New Nursing Staff Magazine to be published, 1928
Vol. XXVI, Issue 3. pp.62 The Retirement of Dr Darwall-Smith; Retirement of Dr Darwall-Smith, Obstetric Surgeon to the Hospital, 1928
Vol. XXVI, Issue 3. pp.62-63 School Notes; Appointment of Dr Roy as Obstetric Surgeon; Resignation of Dr Donaldson who moves to Chair of Pathology at Guy's Hospital, 1928
Vol. XXVI, Issue 3. pp.64 October 1st; Forthcoming Inauguration Ceremony with address by Sir John Bland-Sutton, 1928
Vol. XXVI, Issue 3. pp.64-65 Ourselves as Others Might See Us. I. A Clinical Round II. Appendicectomy; Satirical articles in the style of Ernest Bramah and G.A. Henty, 1928
Vol. XXVI, Issue 3. pp.65 Overheard in the Men's Surgery; Quotes of humorous responses to questions, 1928
Vol. XXVI, Issue 3. pp.66-73 Some Common Eye Affections met with in Practice; Account of training and practice in opthalmology including St George's and case studies, 1928
Vol. XXVI, Issue 3. pp.74-75 The Family Doctor AD2028; Poem; Predicting the demise of the family doctor; the formation of a national panel [Health Service] by the Ministry of Health; Nationalisation of the Mines;, 1928
Vol. XXVI, Issue 3. pp.75-76 New Wealth Society; Satirical Article recording the [fictional] publicity brochure ' Golden Rays' from the New Wealth Society run by Sir Monye Trustnott, 1928
Vol. XXVI, Issue 3. pp.77 Cricket Club; Report of recent matches, 1928
Vol. XXVI, Issue 3. pp.78 Lawn Tennis Club; Report of recent matches, 1928
Vol. XXVI, Issue 3. pp.78-79 Lanesborough Lodge, No. 3029; Appointment of Officers to the Masonic Lodge, 1928
Vol. XXVI, Issue 3. pp.79 Appointments; Recent appointments to St George's Hospital, 1928
Vol. XXVI, Issue 3. pp.80 Examination Results; Results of recent examinations, 1928
Vol. XXVI, Issue 3. pp.80 Prizes; Recent Prizes awarded, 1928
Vol. XXVI, Issue 3. pp.80 Entrance Scholarships in Anatomy and Physiology; Recent awards of scholarships, 1928
Vol. XXVI, Issue 3. pp.81 Births; A son to Roger Emmett; a daughter to Major E. H. Vere Hodge, 1928
Vol. XXVI, Issue 3. pp.81 Marriages; H.A. Byworth to Barbara Briault: W.S. Duke-Elder to Phyllis Mary Edgar; W. Neil Maclay to Eleanor May Harley-Jones, 1928
Vol. XXVI, Issue 3. pp.81 Deaths; Christopher Childs aged 81; Heywood Smith in his 91st year; Robert Wallace Wright aged 64, 1928
Vol. XXVI, Issue 3. pp.81-84 Reviews; Reviews of books recently received, 1928

Vol. XXVI, Issue 4. pp.85 Contents; List of Contents, 1928
Vol. XXVI, Issue 4. pp.85-86 The Translation of Dr Donaldson; Appreciation of Pathologist, Dr Donaldson, 1928
Vol. XXVI, Issue 4. pp.86-87 School Notes; Introductory address by Sir Squire Sprigge on Osler; Appointment of Dr J. F. Taylor as Pathologist and Curator of the Museum; Forthcoming Medical School Dance on January 23rd at the Hyde Park Hotel with music by Marius B. Winter's band; Inauguration ceremony with Address on Hydrocephalus by Sir John Bland-Sutton on October 1st; St George's Hospital Dinner on 1st October at the Hyde Park Hotel, 1928
Vol. XXVI, Issue 4. pp.88-89 St George's Hospital Club; Report of the year 1927-28 including Sports and Hunterian Society activities, 1928
Vol. XXVI, Issue 4. pp.89 Stop Press; Award of Prizes and Scholarships to Dr Gainsborough and Mr L.C. Lancaster, 1928
Vol. XXVI, Issue 4. pp.90-94 On Going into General Practice; General Practice as a career choice, 1928
Vol. XXVI, Issue 4. pp.94-95 The Jungfrau; Poem, 1928
Vol. XXVI, Issue 4. pp.95 William Osler as a Man of Letters; Paper given to the Osler Club on 12th July 1928: Biography and Writings of Osler, 1928
Vol. XXVI, Issue 4. pp.98 Obituary James Edmund Rutherfurd; Obituary of James Edmund Rutherfurd, 1875-1928, 1928
Vol. XXVI, Issue 4. pp.99-100 George Pearson M.D, F.R.S.; Hundredth anniversary of death of George Pearson; Physician at St George's, 1928
Vol. XXVI, Issue 4. pp.100 Hunterian Society; Election of officers and forthcoming programme of meetings, 1928
Vol. XXVI, Issue 4. pp.101-104 Correspondence; Comments about the Board of Names in the Reading Room; Intestinal toxaemia; Hundredth Anniversary of King's College and related appeal, 1928
Vol. XXVI, Issue 4. pp.104-105 Recent Publications; Recent publications by staff of St George's including Harold Barwell; J.S. Collier; W.S. Duke-Elder; Anthony Feiling; Hugh Gainsborough; J.A. Gardner; R.R. James; Philip Jory; G.C. Peachey and Sir Squire Sprigge, 1928
Vol. XXVI, Issue 4. pp.105-106 Appointments; Recent appointments to St George's Hospital, 1928
Vol. XXVI, Issue 4. pp.106 Examination Results; Results of recent examinations, 1928
Vol. XXVI, Issue 4. pp.106 Prizes; Recent Prizes awarded, 1928
Vol. XXVI, Issue 4. pp.106 Change of Address; Change of address of Dr Herbert Owen, 1928
Vol. XXVI, Issue 4. pp.106 Births; A son to Dr J.W.W. Jepps; A son to Dr Norman L. Russell, 1928
Vol. XXVI, Issue 4. pp.107 Marriages; Douglas Henning Belfrage to Judith Corder; Frank Kellett to Madeleine Luce, 1928
Vol. XXVI, Issue 4. pp.107 Death; James Edmund Rutherfurd aged 53, 1928
Vol. XXVI, Issue 4. pp.107-109 Reviews; Reviews of books recently received, 1928
Vol. XXVI, Issue 4. pp.110 Gazette Notices, 1928
Vol. XXVI, Issue 5. pp.111 Contents; List of Contents. Author:
Vol. XXVI, Issue 5. pp.111-112 Editorial; Resignation of H. E. Mansell as Gazette Editor. 1929
Vol. XXVI, Issue 5. pp.112-113 The Clinical Clerk; Poem. Author: J.F.P., 1929
Vol. XXVI, Issue 5. pp.113-114 Deus Incubat Angui; Meaning and origin of the words of the Hospital Motto. 1929
Vol. XXVI, Issue 5. pp.114 School Notes; Refurbishment of Men's Surgery. 1929
Vol. XXVI, Issue 5. pp.115 The Medical School Ball; Medical School Ball held on 29th January at Hyde Park Hotel. Author: T.C.L. [Larkworthy] and J.G.R., 1929
Vol. XXVI, Issue 5. pp.116 The Sports Ground at Wimbledon; Successful appeal for funds raising £422 11s 6d. Author: W.E.T., 1929
Vol. XXVI, Issue 5. pp.116-130 The Hunterian Society; Text of an address on General Practice given recently at the Hunterian Society. Author: Dr Christopher Howard, 1929
Vol. XXVI, Issue 5. pp.131-132 Demande et Reponse; Humorous article on Viva question answers given by students. Author: A.S.H., 1929
Vol. XXVI, Issue 5. pp.132-133 Ourselves as Others Might See Us; Poem. Author: G.E., 1929
Vol. XXVI, Issue 5. pp.133 Correspondence; Request that the Introductory address should be given in the large lecture theatre from an Old St George's Man; History of the foundation of the Atkinson Morley Hospital and a warning against selling off some of the land. Author: G.R. Turner, 1929
Vol. XXVI, Issue 5. pp.134-135 Appointments; Recent appointments to St George's Hospital; Physiotherapy Superintendent Lionel Bailey: Assistant Physician C.P. Pinckney; Assistant Surgeon F.W.M. Pratt; Medical Registrar T.F. McNair Scott; Surgical Registrar M.F. Nicholls; Obstetric Registrar C.M. Gwillim; Asistant Curator R. Marnham; R.M.O. Atkinson Morley Hospital C.E. Hagenbach; Assistant Radiologist G.R.M.Cordiner. 1929
Vol. XXVI, Issue 5. pp.135 Examination Results; Results of recent examinations. 1929
Vol. XXVI, Issue 5. pp.135 Births; A daughter to Dr Harold Pereira; a daughter to Muriel Thornton and G. Kennedy Thornton. 1929
Vol. XXVI, Issue 5. pp.136 Marriage; Dr H.W. Gordon to Jean Helen Robertson. 1929
Vol. XXVI, Issue 5. pp.136 Deaths; Frederick Stuartson Collard aged 56; George William Hill. 1929
Vol. XXVI, Issue 5. pp.136-139 Reviews; Reviews of books recently received. 1929
Vol. XXVI, Issue 5. pp.140 Gazette Notices; . 1929

Vol. XXVI, Issue 6. pp.141 Contents; List of Contents. 1929
Vol. XXVI, Issue 6. pp.141-142 Editorial; Editorial introduction referencing Omar Khayyam. 1929
Vol. XXVI, Issue 6. pp.142 Corrigendum; Correction of the word 'Celebrate' which should have been 'Cerebrate' on page 116, line 29. 1929
Vol. XXVI, Issue 6. pp.143 School Notes; Annual Hunterian Society dinner held on March 20th at the Criterion with entertainments from members of the St George's staff; Death of Nurse Joan Balfour. 1929
Vol. XXVI, Issue 6. pp.144 Notice; Request for 5 members of the medical staff to join the 47th London Division of the Territorial Army. 1929
Vol. XXVI, Issue 6. pp.144-145 The Fuller Family and its Connection with St George's Hospital; Death of Henry Roxburgh Fuller on March 7th 1929; John Fuller and the Apothecaries Act of 1815; Henry Peter Fuller, visiting apothecary; Henry William Fuller, Physician to the Hospital. Author: R. R. J. [James. Robert Rutson], 1929
Vol. XXVI, Issue 6. pp.146 With Accompaniment, After Dinner (March 20th); Poem about the recent Hunterian Society Dinner held on March 20th 1929. Author: J.B., 1929
Vol. XXVI, Issue 6. pp.148-156 Actinotherapy; History of Actinotherapy [Sunlight/UV treatment] from 400BC to the present day. Author: J.D.H.S., 1929
Vol. XXVI, Issue 6. pp.156-158 Notes on the Relative Values of Clinical Examination and Laboratory Reports; Comparison of Clinical findings with marked differences in laboratory analysis from two separate laboratories in the diagnosis of Syphilis. Author: G.I.E., 1929
Vol. XXVI, Issue 6. pp.158-159 Charivari from the Appeal Department; Donation of four new Operating Tables to the Hospital from an anonymous donor via the Hospital's Ladies Association; Endowment of a bed following a donation from Sir Harry and Lady McGowan and a similar donation from Lord and Lady Melchett; Appeal for good quality donations for the forthcoming Jumble Sale; Income from Advertising and Slogans; Suggestion that a coin removed from the inside of a child be donated. Author: V.C., 1929
Vol. XXVI, Issue 6. pp.159-162 Rugby Football Club 1928-29; Reports of the season's matches and performance. Author: A.R.C.H., 1929
Vol. XXVI, Issue 6. pp.162 Appointments; Recent appointments to St George's Hospital and appointments of St George's Staff to other hospitals. 1929
Vol. XXVI, Issue 6. pp.162 Prize; Recent Prizes awarded. 1929
Vol. XXVI, Issue 6. pp.163 Marriages; Colin A. Grant to Elaine Redgell; W.H. Hubert to Ruth Kindersley. 1929
Vol. XXVI, Issue 6. pp.163 Death; Robert Alfred Edward Bacon aged 57. 1929
Vol. XXVI, Issue 6. pp.163-167 Reviews; Reviews of books recently received. 1929
Vol. XXVI, Issue 6. pp.168 Gazette Notices; Includes advertisement for Consulting room at 24 Welbeck Street. 1929

Vol. XXVI, Issue 7. pp.Facing page 169 William Ewart; Photograph of William Ewart (Photo Elliott and Fry). 1929
Vol. XXVI, Issue 7. pp.169 Contents; List of Contents. 1929
Vol. XXVI, Issue 7. pp.169-171 Obituary; Obituary of William Ewart, M.D., F.R.C.P., Consulting Physician to St George's Hospital; Died in his 81st Year on 11th August 1929; Student in 1869 and House Physician 1823; Curator of the Museum and Pathologist; Assistant Physician; Physician from 1888. 1929
Vol. XXVI, Issue 7. pp.172 School Notes; Opening of Cricket Season and optimism about Rugby team; Forthcoming Ladies' Association Jumble Sale in October. 1929
Vol. XXVI, Issue 7. pp.173 Chess Problem; Chess problem with solution on page 202. 1929
Vol. XXVI, Issue 7. pp.173-175 The Treatment of Carcinoma of the Tongue and Floor of the Mouth by Radium; Use of Radium [Radiotherapy] in the treatment of both the primary and nodal metastases of tumours of the Tongue and Floor of the moth. Author: C.F., 1929
Vol. XXVI, Issue 7. pp.175 A Visit to "The Latest"; Account of a visit to the 'Ospedale Futurissima, Neuville, Mekan, Wis.' [Satirical article/Science Fiction]. Author: J.B., 1929
Vol. XXVI, Issue 7. pp.178-192 Observations on Some of the more Common Skin Diseases met with in General Practice; Descriptions and Treatment of Common Skin conditions including Dermatoses, Urticaria and Infections. Author: J.D. H.S., 1929
Vol. XXVI, Issue 7. pp.192 Overheard in Out-Patients; Amusing anecdote. 1929
Vol. XXVI, Issue 7. pp.193 The Stone Circle, Castlerigg; Poem. Author: T.W.P., 1929
Vol. XXVI, Issue 7. pp.193-196 One Hundred Cases of Primary Syphilis; Account of clinical experience of 100 cases of Primary Syphilis: Presentation, Laboratory Diagnosis; Treatment. Author: John L. Franklin, 1929
Vol. XXVI, Issue 7. pp.196-197 The Saga of Tomlinson's Bubo; Humorous Account of the Tapping of A Groin Abscess in a unwilling Soldier who had served in Shanghai. Author: A.S.H., 1929
Vol. XXVI, Issue 7. pp.198 Rugby Football Club; Report of AGM. Author: C.F.P., 1929
Vol. XXVI, Issue 7. pp.199 St George's Hospital Cricket Club 1929; Reports of recent matches. Author: C. J. K. -T., 1929
Vol. XXVI, Issue 7. pp.199 Examination Results; Results of recent examinations. 1929
Vol. XXVI, Issue 7. pp.200 Entrance Scholarships and Exhibitions; Recent Scholarships awarded. 1929
Vol. XXVI, Issue 7. pp.200 Prizes; Recent Prizes awarded. 1929
Vol. XXVI, Issue 7. pp.200-201 Appointments; Recent appointments to St George's Hospital and appointments of St George's Staff to other hospitals. 1929
Vol. XXVI, Issue 7. pp.201 Birth; A daughter to Harold A. Byworth. 1929
Vol. XXVI, Issue 7. pp.201 Marriages; Arthur Hubert Trevy-Davis to Kathleen Peers Coetmore-Jones; Denis Oliver to Dorothea Harrison; James Edward Coleton Rouse to Nancy Mary Louise Murray; Cedric Shaw to Patricia Harrison. 1929
Vol. XXVI, Issue 7. pp.201 Deaths; Stephen Harry Creagh aged 74; George Edward Weston aged 72; Ian Maxwell Rattray aged 40. 1929
Vol. XXVI, Issue 7. pp.202 Honours; Sir Humphry Davy Rolleston appointed G.C.V.O.; J.W.Watson awarded C.B.E.. 1929
Vol. XXVI, Issue 7. pp.202-203 Correspondence; Risk of infection from use of a Common Communion Cup; Letter from the Gold Coast in response to a job advertisement for maids at the Nurses Home. Author: S. Claude Tickell, 1929
Vol. XXVI, Issue 7. pp.203-206 Reviews; Reviews of books recently received. 1929
Vol. XXVI, Issue 7. pp.206 Gazette Notices; . 1929

Vol. XXVI, Issue 8. pp.207 Contents; List of Contents. 1929
Vol. XXVI, Issue 8. pp.207-208 Editorial; First Editorial from new Editor. 1929
Vol. XXVI, Issue 8. pp.208 School Notes; Forthcoming Ball to be held at the Hyde Park Hotel on January 22nd 1930; Nurses Dance to be held at the Knightsbridge Hotel on January 17th; Comments on recent sporting performance and ground issues. 1929
Vol. XXVI, Issue 8. pp.209-218 Doctor and Patient; An address to the Students at the Opening of the New Session on October 1st 1929. Author: Edmund I. Spriggs, 1929
Vol. XXVI, Issue 8. pp.219-221 Doctor Quincey has his Tonsils Out; Personal Account of Tonsillectomy under Ether. Author: C.P., 1929
Vol. XXVI, Issue 8. pp.221-223 Scene - Surgical O. -P.; Amusing anecdotes and quotes from Patients. Author: Pseudocyesis, 1929
Vol. XXVI, Issue 8. pp.223-227 Observations on Some of the more Common Skin Diseases met with in General Practice (continued from page 192); Descriptions and Treatment of Common Skin conditions. Author: J.D. H.S., 1929
Vol. XXVI, Issue 8. pp.227 The Latest from Cambridge; Amusing anecdotes and quotes from Students at examinations. 1929
Vol. XXVI, Issue 8. pp.228 The Ballad of Sir Typhosus; Poem. Author: L.B.N., 1929
Vol. XXVI, Issue 8. pp.228-232 An Action Against a Surgeon in 1622; Account of a complaint published in the 'Ancestor' of William Nicholls against Thomas Gillam, surgeon in 1622;. Author: R. R. J. [James. Robert Rutson], 1929
Vol. XXVI, Issue 8. pp.233-234 Hunterian Society; Cartoon captioned PAPA at top of article; Recent meetings of the Hunterian Society addressed by Mr E.B. Turner and Dr Hildred Carlill. Author: D.L.L., 1929
Vol. XXVI, Issue 8. pp.234 Overheard at Ante-Natals; Amusing anecdotes and quotes from Patients. 1929
Vol. XXVI, Issue 8. pp.235 An Obstetrical Lament; Poem and Anecdote. 1929
Vol. XXVI, Issue 8. pp.235-236 Rugby Football Club; Reports of recent matches. Author: C.F.P., 1929
Vol. XXVI, Issue 8. pp.236 Boxing Club; Appointment of Mr Fred Dyer as Professional and progress with Training. Author: C.F.P., 1929
Vol. XXVI, Issue 8. pp.236 Boxing Club Expenses; Account for fitting new punchball. 1929
Vol. XXVI, Issue 8. pp.237 Examination Results; Results of recent examinations. 1929
Vol. XXVI, Issue 8. pp.237 Marriage; Dr E.F. Hunt to Stephanie Davy. 1929
Vol. XXVI, Issue 8. pp.238 Gazette Notices; . 1929

Vol. XXVI, Issue 9. pp.239-240 Editorial; Poem. 1930
Vol. XXVI, Issue 9. pp.240-241 School Notes; Cricket ground not fit for play this season; Hospital Dance with Dance Demonstration by Victor Silvester following a change of band; Screening of Rugby Training film; O.S. Wauchope appointed new boxing coach;. 1930
Vol. XXVI, Issue 9. pp.241-242 Obituary; Obituaries of P.C.W. Laws who died in his 61st year, Bacteriologist: Dr Gerald Samuel Harper. 1930
Vol. XXVI, Issue 9. pp.242-244 Some of the Methods Employed at Queen Charlotte's Maternity Hospital; Feeding and Care of Premature Babies. 1930
Vol. XXVI, Issue 9. pp.244-245 "It"; The mysterious use of the term "It" in histories given by patients in General Practice. Author: L.B.N., 1930
Vol. XXVI, Issue 9. pp.245-265 The Re-occupation of Wana; Account of fighting in Wana, Afghanistan illustrated by numerous photographs and a map. Author: "Totem" T.O.T., 1930
Vol. XXVI, Issue 9. pp.265 The Printer Again!; Typographic errors. 1930
Vol. XXVI, Issue 9. pp.265 The Medical School Ball; Accounts of the Medical School Ball pm 22nd January 1930; Entertained by Percival Mackey's Band.. Author: J.G.R. and C.F.P., 1930
Vol. XXVI, Issue 9. pp.266 Appeal Department; Collection of goods for forthcoming Jumble Sale. 1930
Vol. XXVI, Issue 9. pp.266 Cricket Club; Issues with team and lack of home ground. 1930
Vol. XXVI, Issue 9. pp.267-269 Some Experiences of a Ship's Surgeon in the North Atlantic; Personal Account of experience on the C.S. Faraday. Author: W.E.T. [Tucker], 1930
Vol. XXVI, Issue 9. pp.269-272 A New Method of Estimating the Diastolic or Basic Blood Pressure; Synopsis of a Paper read on December 12th 1929 at Swansea Hospital. Author: G. Arbour Stephens, 1930
Vol. XXVI, Issue 9. pp.272 Hunterian Society; Report of the Dinner held at the Piccadilly Hotel on Thursday March 20th. Author: D.L.L., 1930
Vol. XXVI, Issue 9. pp.273 Petechiae; Amusing anecdotes and quotes from Patients with cartoon. 1930
Vol. XXVI, Issue 9. pp.274 Re Beans; Complaints about the number of Beans served at lunch time in the Club. Author: A.S.H., 1930
Vol. XXVI, Issue 9. pp.274-277 Rugby Football Club; Reports of recent matches. 1930
Vol. XXVI, Issue 9. pp.277-278 Annual General Meeting; A.G.M. of the Rugby Club. 1930
Vol. XXVI, Issue 9. pp.278 Sailing Club; Invitation to join Royal Corinthian Yacht Club. Author: T.C.L., 1930
Vol. XXVI, Issue 9. pp.279 Boxing Club; Report of recent Matches. Author: C.F.P., 1930
Vol. XXVI, Issue 9. pp.279 The Whole Hog; Further comments on the inaccuracies of the board of names in the Reading Room. Author: Laudator Temporis Acti, 1930
Vol. XXVI, Issue 9. pp.280 Lost Friends; Poem. Author: H.B.M., 1930
Vol. XXVI, Issue 9. pp.280 Shakespearian; Poem. Author: T.W.P., 1930
Vol. XXVI, Issue 9. pp.281-282 Appointments; Recent appointments to St George's Hospital; Physiotherapy Superintendent Lionel Bailey: Assistant Physician C.P. Pinckney; Assistant Surgeon F.W.M. Pratt; Medical Registrar J.B.Murray; Surgical Registrar M.F. Nicholls; Obstetric Registrar C.M. Gwillim; Asistant Curator R. Marnham; Assistant Radiologist G.R.M.Cordiner. 1930
Vol. XXVI, Issue 9. pp.282 Examination Results; Results of recent examinations. 1930
Vol. XXVI, Issue 9. pp.282 Prize; Recent Prizes awarded. 1930
Vol. XXVI, Issue 9. pp.282 Change of Address; Change of Address of Alumnus. 1930
Vol. XXVI, Issue 9. pp.283 Birth; A daughter to James Rouse. 1930
Vol. XXVI, Issue 9. pp.283 Marriage; Henry John Walter Bergh to Molly Slater. 1930
Vol. XXVI, Issue 9. pp.283 Deaths; Harold Ramsey Popham Baker; Geroge White Drabble age 63; Mark Glanville; Gerald Samuel Harper; Percy Charles Willoughby Laws; Sir Edward Pollock aged 89: Walter John Weston. 1930
Vol. XXVI, Issue 9. pp.283 Publications; Publications authored by St George's Staff; H. Wansey Bayly; John F. Taylor; Christopher Howard; J. Addyman Gardner and Hugh Gainsborough; Joseph Blomfield and F.E. Shipway; R.R.James. 1930
Vol. XXVI, Issue 9. pp.284-286 Reviews; Reviews of books recently received. 1930
Vol. XXVI, Issue 9. pp.286 Gazette Notices; . 1930

Vol. XXVI, Issue 10. pp.287 Contents; List of Contents. 1930
Vol. XXVI, Issue 10. pp.287-288 Editorial; Editorial. 1930
Vol. XXVI, Issue 10. pp.288 School Notes; Introduction of a specific separate section on Hospital notes; Award of 'Good Conduct Prize' to Dr J. G. Reid. 1930
Vol. XXVI, Issue 10. pp.289-291 Obituary; Obituary of Sir Edward James Pollock, Died June 15th 1930 aged 54; Student of Medicine who changed career to Law from Surgery: Death of Mr John Pepys Cockerell aged 63; Deputy Treasurer; Death of Col. Charles Aftred Atkins aged 91: Pictured in the photograph of the dissecting room at Kinnerton Street. 1930
Vol. XXVI, Issue 10. pp.291-294 Notes on the "Non Operative Treatment" of Head Injuries; Notes on the "Non Operative Treatment" of Head Injuries. Author: Anthony Feiling, 1930
Vol. XXVI, Issue 10. pp.294-297 A Round in the Hospital Golf Competition; Humorous' Account of a Golf match [Contains sexist comments about women golfers]. 1930
Vol. XXVI, Issue 10. pp.298-304 Observations of Some of the More Common Skin Diseases met with in General Practice (part 3); Descriptions and Treatment of Common Skin conditions. Including Lupus vulgaris, Lupus erythematosus and Lupus pernio. Author: J.D. H.S., 1930
Vol. XXVI, Issue 10. pp.304-305 Petechiae; Gems from the Panel; Amusing anecdotes and quotes from Patients. 1930
Vol. XXVI, Issue 10. pp.305-306 Allgoodian Revelations; Account of the actions of various machines used by the hospital Dispensary by Mr Allgood; Combined Sifting and Mixing Machine; Ointment Mill; Autoclave or Sterilisers; Emulsifier; Water Still and Condensers; Soda-Water Machinery. 1930
Vol. XXVI, Issue 10. pp.307-310 The History of Medicine; History of Medicine including accounts of Hippocrates; Erasistratus; Galen; Arabic medicine; Rhazes; Avicenna; Avensoar; Abulcasis. Author: A.R.H., 1930
Vol. XXVI, Issue 10. pp.310 Horror on the Top Floor; Lighthearted account of problems with a Surgical Mask. 1930
Vol. XXVI, Issue 10. pp.310-311 A Case of Cysticercus Cellulosae in Man; Infection in a 28 year old man with a history of military service in India and the Sudan. Author: E.F.H., 1930
Vol. XXVI, Issue 10. pp.311-312 A Cry in Queen's Square; Poem. Author: C.P., 1930
Vol. XXVI, Issue 10. pp.312-313 House Committee Notes; Presentation of the first Gold Medals to be awarded twice a year to the nurse with the best performance in the 4th Year examination. Suggested by Dr Spitta and enacted by the late Mr Cockerell; Presented by Prince George to Nurses Coote and Colwell; Dies of the medal presented by Mr H.J.Mappin; Medal Depicts the Hospital at Hyde Park Corner in 1733 and on the other side Bernardo Pistrucci's cameo of George and the Dragon; [Image of the medal reproduced in frontispiece of issue 11 facing page 317]; New Hotlock system for transferring food from the kitchen to the wards funded by Mrs Sandeman: Electronic Sterilisers in Operating Theatres funded by Brompton Parish Church: Reinstatement of Annual Dinner for the Governing Body after 200 year gap held at the Savoy Hotel in February 1930. 1930
Vol. XXVI, Issue 10. pp.313 October 1; Inaugural Address and Prize Distribution to be held on October 1st: Address by Lord Riddell: Ladies permitted to attend the Address but not the Annual Dinner at the Hyde Park Hotel. 1930
Vol. XXVI, Issue 10. pp.313-314 Cricket Club; Report of recent Matches. Author: V.R., 1930
Vol. XXVI, Issue 10. pp.314 Correspondence; Response to comments on the use of the term 'It' by J.S.; Retirement of Dr Gladstone. Reader in Anatomy and planned testimonial from R.I. Macbeth, Kings College. 1930
Vol. XXVI, Issue 10. pp.315 Appointments; Recent Appointments to St George's Hospital and other institutions. 1930
Vol. XXVI, Issue 10. pp.315 Prizes; Recent Prizes awarded. 1930
Vol. XXVI, Issue 10. pp.316 Entrance Scholarships and Exhibitions; Recent Scholarships awarded. 1930
Vol. XXVI, Issue 10. pp.316 Examination Results; Results of recent examinations. 1930
Vol. XXVI, Issue 10. pp.316 Gazette Notices; . 1930

Vol. XXVI, Issue 11. pp.Facing Page 317 Medal Photographs; Photographs of Gold Nurse's Medal 'For Merit' as described on pages 312-313. 1930
Vol. XXVI, Issue 11. pp.317 Contents; List of Contents. 1930
Vol. XXVI, Issue 11. pp.317-318 Editorial; Editorial. 1930
Vol. XXVI, Issue 11. pp.318-319 School Notes; Inaugural Address by Lord Riddell on October 1st; Removal of the old Club notice board; New telephone box in Club Luncheon room; Apologies for missing photographs of Gold medal which are published as frontispiece to Issue 11. 1930
Vol. XXVI, Issue 11. pp.320-330 Obstetrical Oddities; Paper read to the Osler Club on May 23rd 1930: Abnormalities of Delivery and of the Delivered. Author: T. McN. S., 1930
Vol. XXVI, Issue 11. pp.330-331 Petechiae; Amusing anecdotes and quotes from Patients. 1930
Vol. XXVI, Issue 11. pp.331-343 Diagnosis of Smallpox; Lecture by the late W.McConnell Wanklyn. Author: W.McConnell Wanklyn, 1930
Vol. XXVI, Issue 11. pp.344 A Portrait; Cartoon of a man in ?Scout's uniform. 1930
Vol. XXVI, Issue 11. pp.344-345 St George's Hospital Club; Donation of £180 from the Medical School Jumble Sale Proceeds; Annual Dance at Hyde Park Hotel; Reports of all the Sports Clubs including inactive ones;. 1930
Vol. XXVI, Issue 11. pp.346 St George's Hospital Medical School; Accounts of Athletic Ground Appeal to fund new Cricket Ground in Wimbledon. Author: Crisp English; Anthony Feiling and Claude Frankau, 1930
Vol. XXVI, Issue 11. pp.346-357 Oberammergau; Account of a visit to the Oberammergau Passion Play via Paris and Munich: Illicit Photograph of the stage. Author: P., 1930
Vol. XXVI, Issue 11. pp.358 Correspondence; Appeal for contributions to the Royal Medical Benevolent Fund for Sir Thomas Barlow's Christmas Appeal. Author: Thomas Barlow, 1930
Vol. XXVI, Issue 11. pp.359-362 Rugby Football Club; Report of recent Matches. Author: C.F.P., 1930
Vol. XXVI, Issue 11. pp.362-363 Appointments; Recent Appointments to St George's Hospital and other institutions. 1930
Vol. XXVI, Issue 11. pp.363 Examination Results; Results of recent examinations. 1930
Vol. XXVI, Issue 11. pp.363-366 Reviews; Reviews of books recently received. 1930
Vol. XXVI, Issue 11. pp.366 Gazette Notices; . 1930

Vol. XXVI, Issue 12. pp.367 Contents; List of Contents. 1930
Vol. XXVI, Issue 12. pp.367-368 Editorial; Editorial. 1930
Vol. XXVI, Issue 12. pp.368-369 School Notes; Forthcoming Medical School Dance at Hyde Park Hotel in January 1931; Nurses' Dance to be held at the Knightsbridge Hotel in February 1931. 1930
Vol. XXVI, Issue 12. pp.369-373 Early Records of the Medical School; Extracts of the Minute books made by the author during his tenure as Dean in the 1920s: Short anecdotes concerning, staffing. events and members of staff from 1857 onwards; Operative surgery course by Henry Gray; Presentations to the museum of obstetric illustrations by Mr T. A. Stone; Theft of an overcoat belonging to Mr Pickering Pick; Duties of the post of Dean; Timothy Holmes; Benjamin Brodie; Disposal of premises at Kinnerton Street; Visiting physicians and surgeons to attend Atkinson Morley Hospital; Dr Wadham; Style of Hospital binding of books using an illustration of St George and the Dragon by Mr [John] Tenniel from 1877 and used on books owned by Dr Howship Dickenson; Appointment of Dr Champneys as assistant to Robert Barnes. Author: R.R. J. [James, Robert Rutson], 1930
Vol. XXVI, Issue 12. pp.373-374 Medical Out-Patients; Poem. Author: R., 1930
Vol. XXVI, Issue 12. pp.374-380 A Ski Trip; Account of a Ski Trip to Switzerland. Author: P., 1930
Vol. XXVI, Issue 12. pp.380 Petechiae; Amusing anecdotes and quotes from Patients, Cartoon titled 'Who's been shooting pheasants'. 1930
Vol. XXVI, Issue 12. pp.381 Hospital Notes; Captain C.C. Craig elected Hospital Treasurer; Fourth Annual Rose Day held in April raising £4,182; Success of Private Nursing Staff Venture in the first three years; Success of Preliminary Training School for nurses at No 3 Knightsbridge; Annual Jumble sale. 1930
Vol. XXVI, Issue 12. pp.382 The Commission on Nursing; Lord Crawford and Balcarres to preside over the Lancet Commission to review nursing shortages. 1930
Vol. XXVI, Issue 12. pp.382-323 Phenomenon de Bum; Humorous article in 'Franglais'. Author: S., 1930
Vol. XXVI, Issue 12. pp.385 Cartoons; Two Cartoons. Author: S., 1930
Vol. XXVI, Issue 12. pp.385 The Hunterian Society; Report of the Society for 1930-31 including programme of meetings. Author: P.T.C., 1930
Vol. XXVI, Issue 12. pp.386-7 Rugby Club; Report of General Meeting of the Club. Author: C.F.P., 1930
Vol. XXVI, Issue 12. pp.388-389 Retirements; Appreciation on the retirement of three Senior Anaesthetists: Dr Blomfield, Dr Llewellyn Powell and Dr Maynard Horne. 1930
Vol. XXVI, Issue 12. pp.389-390 Appointments; Recent Appointments to St George's Hospital and other institutions: Assistant Physician Dr J.B. Murray; Assistant Surgeon Mr M.F. Nicholls; Medical Registrar Dr H.E. Mansell; Surgical Registrar Mr R. Marnham; Obstetric Registrar Mr C. M. Gwillim; Assistant Curator Mr F. W. Holdsworth. 1930
Vol. XXVI, Issue 12. pp.390 Examination Results; Results of recent examinations. 1930
Vol. XXVI, Issue 12. pp.390-392 Reviews; Reviews of books recently received. 1930
Vol. XXVI, Issue 12. pp.392 Gazette Notices; . 1930

Vol. XXVII, Issue 1. pp.1 Contents; List of Contents. 1931
Vol. XXVII, Issue 1. pp.1-2 Editorial; New Gazette Editor. Author: For Nix, 1931
Vol. XXVII, Issue 1. pp.2-3 School Notes; Death of Dr Ogle and Retirement of Mr James; Appointment of Mr Duke-Elder as head of Opthalmic Department: Medical School Dance on January 21st at the Hyde Park Hotel. 1931
Vol. XXVII, Issue 1. pp.3-4 Obituary, Dr Ogle; Obituary of Dr Cyril Ogle, died February 1931 in his seventieth year. Author: H.M., 1931
Vol. XXVII, Issue 1. pp.4-5 The Retirement of Mr James; Retirement of Mr Rutson James, Opthalmic Surgeon; Appointed Registrar 1899; Assistant Opthalmic Surgeon 1909; Senior Opthalmic Surgeon 1928; Dean of the School from 1918. 1931
Vol. XXVII, Issue 1. pp.5-10 The Reminiscences of St George’s Forty Years Ago; Contents of first Gazette in 1892; List of Hospital Staff in 1890; Surviving members at St George’s; William Bennett, G.R.Turner, W. Adams Frost; Career Progress of other staff from 1890 and their roles: G.A. Buckmaster, Charles Slater, Samuel Rideal; Sheridan Delepine Pathologist in 1890; First Xray room at St George’s in 1899; Establishment of Clinical Laborotories; Medical School preclinical studies transferred to University or Kings College; F.J. Marshall, Resident Medical Officer from 1875-1905; Charles James Lewns Todd, Secretary; Medical Registrar Richard Sisley; Surgical Registrar C.E.H. Cotes; W.C. Bull, Consulting Aural Surgeon; Numbers of Patients in 1902; Sporting Achievements outside the Hospital; Founding of the Gazette by R.Leslie Romer, G.H.Goldsmith, H.B. Grimsdale and W.A.Propert; Philpott, attendant in charge of the museum; Harper, attendant in the Post-Mortem room; Librarian, Lowe. Author: Sir Humphry Davy Rolleston, 1931
Vol. XXVII, Issue 1. pp.11-19 Andreas Vesalius; Vesalius and his contribution to Anatomy; Paper read to the Osler Club in January 1931. Author: H.E. Mansell, 1931
Vol. XXVII, Issue 1. pp.20-21 Ivores Duo; Poem and three caricatures. 1931
Vol. XXVII, Issue 1. pp.22-23 Hospital Notes; Shortage of Nursing Accommodation; Modernisation of Atkinson Morley Hospital including gas central heating; Works for new underground station at Hyde Park Corner with closing of Down Street and Dover Street tube stations. 1931
Vol. XXVII, Issue 1. pp.24-25 The Tale of George, Idealist and Up-to-date Anaesthetist; Poem. Author: I.B. (Ivor Back), 1931
Vol. XXVII, Issue 1. pp.25-29 Angling; Cautions to be Observed in Angling as to the Seasons of the Weather, the Time of Day and Year, &c.. Author: From an Old Book on Sport, 1931
Vol. XXVII, Issue 1. pp. Facing Page 29 Photograph of Rugby Team; Photograph of Rugby Team. 1931
Vol. XXVII, Issue 1. pp.29-31 Rugger Notes; Report of recent Matches. Author: A.R.C.H., 1931
Vol. XXVII, Issue 1. pp.31 Appointments; Recent appointments to St George's Hospital. 1931
Vol. XXVII, Issue 1. pp.31 Prize; Recent award of Sir Francis Laking Memorial Prize ti Dr H.E. Mansell. 1931
Vol. XXVII, Issue 1. pp.32 Examination Results; Recent examination results. 1931
Vol. XXVII, Issue 1. pp.32-33 Correspondence; Report from Tanganyita Territory on Tsetse research, the proposed new Wellcome building at the corner of Gordon Street and Euston Road; Letter from the Society for the Prevention of Premature Burial. Author: H. Maxwell Johnson, 1931
Vol. XXVII, Issue 1. pp.34-38 Reviews; Reviews of books recently received. 1931
Vol. XXVII, Issue 1. pp.38 Gazette Notices; . 1931

Vol. XXVII, Issue 2. pp.39 Contents; List of Contents. 1931
Vol. XXVII, Issue 2. pp.39-40 Editorial; Status of the Medical School; Praise for Dr Feiling; Impracticalities of the Hospital Buildings. 1931
Vol. XXVII, Issue 2. pp.40 A Sonnet to St George’s; Poem. Author: Ivor Back, 1931
Vol. XXVII, Issue 2. pp.41-55 Reminiscences of St George’s Forty Years Ago (Part II); Biographies of William Howship Dickinson; James Rouse; Thomas Tillyer Whipham; Thomas Pickering Pick; John Cavafy; John Warrington Haward; William Ewart; Clinton Thomas Dent; Sir Herbert Isambard Owen; A. Marmaduke Sheild; William Lee Dickinson; Herbert William Allingham; Sir Francis Henry Champneys; Robert Brudenell Carter; Sir William Bartlett Dalby. Author: Sir Humphry Davy Rolleston, 1931
Vol. XXVII, Issue 2. pp.55-56 Tragic Tale of Sir Gavin McLean; Poem. Author: I.B. (Ivor Back), 1931
Vol. XXVII, Issue 2. pp.57 Obituary; Obituary of Henry Charles Woods, died June 1931 in his 91st year; presented photograph of staff of St George’s in 1864 to the School; Report of the Death of Dr E.B. Turner. Author: R.R. J. [James, Robert Rutson], 1931
Vol. XXVII, Issue 2. pp.57 Flourising Dr Bye; Poem. Author: J.B., 1931
Vol. XXVII, Issue 2. pp.58-59 Appointments; Recent appointments to St George's Hospital. 1931
Vol. XXVII, Issue 2. pp.59 Examination Results and Prizes; Recent examination results and prizes. 1931
Vol. XXVII, Issue 2. pp.60-62 Correspondence; Letter about the teaching methods of Sir Humphry Rolleston including his habit of comparing organs to familiar objects such as fruit and vegetables; Comments on Sir Humphry Rolleston’s reminiscences. Author: J. Blomfield; E. Muirhead Little, 1931
Vol. XXVII, Issue 2. pp.62 Contemporaries; List of titles of other contemporary medical school magazines in the Uk and beyond. 1931
Vol. XXVII, Issue 2. pp.62-66 Reviews; Reviews of books recently received. 1931
Vol. XXVII, Issue 2. pp.66 Gazette Notices; . 1931

Vol. XXVII, Issue 3. pp.67 Contents; List of Contents. 1931
Vol. XXVII, Issue 3. pp.67-68 Editorial; Increase of numbers in new academic year: success in examinations but not in sports. 1931
Vol. XXVII, Issue 3. pp.68 The Bi-Centenary of St George’s Hospital; Bicentenary due in 1933; Committee formed to mark the event and suggestions requested. 1931
Vol. XXVII, Issue 3. pp.69-73 St. George; Biography and origins of the possibly legendary figure of St George including photographs of sculpture and paintings. Author: C.E., 1931
Vol. XXVII, Issue 3. pp.74 Hunterian Society; Notice of new session and outline timetable of the society; President Mr M.F. Nicholls. 1931
Vol. XXVII, Issue 3. pp.74-78 Ion; Account of an eventful road trip to Derbyshire. 1931
Vol. XXVII, Issue 3. pp.78 Lanesborough Lodge, No. 3029; Notice of the schedule of the Masonic lodge and its’ officers. 1931
Vol. XXVII, Issue 3. pp.78-84 Correspondence; An amusing address in the form of a Farewell Poem: Further Comments on Humphry Rolleston’s reminiscences: The All Nations Press Exhibition to be held in 1932. Author: An Old St George’s Student: W.H. Cooke; F.P. Bartlett: J. A. Cameron, The All Nations Press Exhibition, 1931
Vol. XXVII, Issue 3. pp.84 Unorthodox Reminiscences; Poem. 1931
Vol. XXVII, Issue 3. pp.85 Marriages; Recent marriages of Messrs Larkworthy, Higham and Tucker. 1931
Vol. XXVII, Issue 3. pp.85 Deaths; Deaths of A. Heygate Vernon; Dudley Richard Bernhardt aged 59; Sidney Underhilll aged 56. 1931
Vol. XXVII, Issue 3. pp.85 Appointments; Recent appointments to St George's Hospital; Mr J.D. Ritchie appointed Resident Anaesthetist. 1931
Vol. XXVII, Issue 3. pp.85 Examination Results; Recent examination results. 1931
Vol. XXVII, Issue 3. pp.86 Prizes; Recent Prizes awarded. 1931
Vol. XXVII, Issue 3. pp.86 Entrance Scholarships and Exhibitions 1931; Entrance Scholarships and Prizes awarded. 1931
Vol. XXVII, Issue 3. pp.86-90 Reviews; Reviews of books recently received. 1931
Vol. XXVII, Issue 3. pp.90 Gazette Notices; . 1931

Vol. XXVII, Issue 4. pp.91 Contents; List of Contents. 1932
Vol. XXVII, Issue 4. pp.91-92 Editorial; Editorial comments. 1932
Vol. XXVII, Issue 4. pp.92 The Bi-Centenary of St George’s Hospital; Widespread interest recorded in this forthcoming event including from Prince George. 1932
Vol. XXVII, Issue 4. pp.92-95 Bragg’s Chair; Lighthearted article in the style of a mystery novel. 1932
Vol. XXVII, Issue 4. pp.96 A Glimpse of Athens, 438 B.C.; Poem. Author: T.W.P., 1932
Vol. XXVII, Issue 4. pp.96-97 Was it Quackery?; Lighthearted article on the subject of Quackery. Author: C.Francis Smith, 1932
Vol. XXVII, Issue 4. pp.98 Lanesborough Lodge, No. 3029; Notice of the schedule of the Masonic lodge and its’ officers. 1932
Vol. XXVII, Issue 4. pp.98-103 Rugger Club Report; Fixtures and reports of recent matches. 1932
Vol. XXVII, Issue 4. pp.103-110 Reminiscences : Chile; Account of a doctor working in mining areas in Chile in the 1880s. 1932
Vol. XXVII, Issue 4. pp.110-112 U.L.O.T.C.; Account of the structure and work of the University of London Officers Training Corps. Author: H.H. Kenshole, 1932
Vol. XXVII, Issue 4. pp.113-114 Examinations, Appointments &c.; Recent examination results and appointments to St George’s Hospital including staff list from 1st January 1932. 1932
Vol. XXVII, Issue 4. pp.114 Correspondence; Response to a comment in a previous editorial about the lack of Rugby matches on Saturdays; Comments on Humphry Rolleston’s Reminscences about Dr Ewart. Author: Phil T Cooper, E.H. Allen; Harold Seatliff, 1932
Vol. XXVII, Issue 4. pp.117-121 “Lancet” Commission on Nursing; Comments on the Final Report of the Commission on training and recruitment of nurses. 1932
Vol. XXVII, Issue 4. pp.121 Our Contemporaries; List of contemporary medical school magazines received from other organisations and reprints from old St George’s men. 1932
Vol. XXVII, Issue 4. pp.122 Obituary; Obituaries of Edward Beaden Turner (1854-1931); Frederick Richard Fisher aged 88; A.B. Cottell (1855-1932); Sir William Bennett (1852-1931); Notice of the Death of Dr Jamieson in Barnstaple. Author: N.J. McCaskie, 1932
Vol. XXVII, Issue 4. pp.129-137 Reviews; Reviews of books recently received. 1932
Vol. XXVII, Issue 4. pp.138 Gazette Notices. 1932

St George's Hospital Gazette, volumes XVI- XVII

Vol XVI. Index to Volume XVI 'Index to Volume XVI', Index to Volume XVI; author unnamed, 1908

Vol XVI. Issue 1. pp.1 'Contents', List of Contents; author unnamed, 23 Jan 1908

Vol XVI. Issue 1. pp.1-2 'Dr William Ewart', Biography of Dr William Ewart, Assistant Physician at St George's 1882-1887, Physician from 1887 to 1907. Retired Dec 1907.; W. H. B., 23 Jan 1908

Vol XVI. Issue 1. pp.3-5 'Bush-Buck Hunting in the Elansberg Mountains, Cape Colony', Part of a letter from a Medico in South Africa to his sister at St George's Hospital.; author unnamed, 23 Jan 1908

Vol XVI. Issue 1. pp.5-6 'The St. George's Hospital Trained Nurses' Institute.', The St. George's Hospital Trained Nurses' Institute. Opened 1 Oct 1907, Seven nurses engaged up to Jan 1908, Rates of Pay during training, ; author unnamed, 23 Jan 1908

Vol XVI. Issue 1. pp.6-11 'School Notes', Concerns about the timing of the Jan examinations, report of 'an explosion of a shell' during Breakfast in the Board room, Annual Nurses' Tea Party 30 Dec 1907, Conversion of the room above the Museum into a small School of Anatomy with regular lectures. Appointment of Mr Fedden as Lecturer in Surgical Anatomy, Appeal for Anatomical teaching models or diagrams and dissections to be sent to the Anatomical Museum for use in teaching, Paper on the Metropolitan Police read by Mr Dent, 19 Dec 1907, ; author unnamed, 23 Jan 1908

Vol XVI. Issue 1. pp.-12 'A Letter', Satirical Letter from a Laboratory Mouse; Mus, 23 Jan 1908
Vol XVI. Issue 1. pp. 12 'A "Cottage" Idyll.', Poem; T. A., 23 Jan 1908

Vol XVI. Issue 1. pp.14-15 'Reviews', Medical Laboratory Methods and Test by H. S. French, A Guide to the Administration of Ethyl Chloride by G. A. H. Barton; author unnamed, 23 Jan 1908

Vol XVI. Issue 1. pp.15 'Appointments', Appointments of St George's staff to other hospitals and services. ; author unnamed, 23 Jan 1908
Vol XVI. Issue 1. pp.15 'The Services', Appointments of St George's staff to other hospitals and services. ; author unnamed, 23 Jan 1908
Vol XVI. Issue 1. pp.16 'Examination Results', Universities of Oxford and Cambridge; author unnamed, 23 Jan 1908
Vol XVI. Issue 1. pp.16 'Births', A son to Arthur S. Norley, a daughter to Cecil E. Last, a son to Sidney H. Nathan; author unnamed, 23 Jan 1908

Vol XVI. Issue 1. pp.16 'Marriage', Herbert Owen to Adolphine Bertha Bradford; author unnamed, 23 Jan 1908
Vol XVI. Issue 1. pp.16 'Death', P. C. Scott, 10 Jan 1908 aged 51.; author unnamed, 23 Jan 1908
Vol XVI. Issue 1. pp.16 'Editorial Notice', Instructions for communications with the Gazette.; author unnamed, 23 Jan 1908
Vol XVI. Issue 2. pp.17 'Contents', List of Contents; author unnamed, 27 Feb 1908
Vol XVI. Issue 2. pp.17-20 'Ancient Medicine', History of Medieval Medicine. Part 1.; author unnamed, 27 Feb 1908
Vol XVI. Issue 2. pp.21-23 'Norway in Winter', Account of a Skiing trip in Norway.; author unnamed, 27 Feb 1908
Vol XVI. Issue 2. pp.24-26 'School Notes', Appointment of Dr [James Stansfield]Collier as Physician, and Dr [Frederick Lucien]Golla as Assistant Physician, Problems with a Hospital Chimney, Medical naming of Racehorses, Dr Spriggs, Diabetes and its Treatment, paper read at the Hunterian Society, An Opthalmological Acrostic by R. R. J. and C. F.[Solution Vol XVI. 2, page 42], Hunterian Society Paper, Carcinoma of the Breast by Mr English; author unnamed, 27 Feb 1908

Vol XVI. Issue 2. pp.26-27 'Correspondence', Tenth Annual Dinner of the Dispensary Staff from Pythias, The Chelsea Pageant from A, William West and T. Harry Irvine.; author unnamed, 27 Feb 1908

Vol XVI. Issue 2. pp.27-28 'Valentines', Lighthearted article suggesting appropriate Valentine messages for various departments and staff.; author unnamed, 27 Feb 1908

Vol XVI. Issue 2. pp.29-30 'Reviews', An Essay Upon Disease by G. E. Richmond, Aids to Surgery by Joseph Cunning, Proceedings of the Royal Society of Medicine Vol 1, No 1, Nov 1907, Diseases of the Nose and Throat, Receipt of a sample of Formamint tablets from A. Wulfing and Co.; author unnamed, 27 Feb 1908

Vol XVI. Issue 2. pp.30 'Appointments', Appointments of St George's staff to other hospitals and services. ; author unnamed, 27 Feb 1908

Vol XVI. Issue 2. pp.30-31 'The Services', Appointments of St George's staff to other hospitals and services. ; author unnamed, 27 Feb 1908
Vol XVI. Issue 2. pp.31 'Examination Results', Examination results of University of Cambridge [incorrectly placed in the Services section above], Royal College of Physicians, Conjoint Board.; author unnamed, 27 Feb 1908

Vol XVI. Issue 2. pp.32 'Births', A daughter to Norman J. McCaskie,a son to Arthur S. Morley.; author unnamed, 27 Feb 1908

Vol XVI. Issue 2. pp.32 'Marriages', Percy Alfred Hayne to Emily Anderson, Harold Shuttleworth Barwell to Evelyn Foster-Palmer; author unnamed, 27 Feb 1908

Vol XVI. Issue 2. pp.32 'Editorial Notice', Instructions for communications with the Gazette.; author unnamed, 27 Feb 1908
Vol XVI. Issue 3. pp.33 'Contents', List of Contents; author unnamed, 26 Mar 1908

Vol XVI. Issue 3. pp.33-36 'Ancient Medicine', History of Medieval Medicine. Part 2.; author unnamed, 26 Mar 1908

Vol XVI. Issue 3. pp.37-42 'Medical Practice at Sea', The work and experiences of a Ships' Surgeon.; Hamilton S. Faber, 26 Mar 1908

Vol XVI. Issue 3. pp.42-45 'School Notes', Solution to Feb Acrostic, Recent theft from the museum of surgically removed foreign body [coin removed from Isambard Kingdom Brunel], Chelsea Pageant, Boxing club, Hunterian Society paper, 19 Mar 1908, Alcohol by Sir Edgcombe Venning.; author unnamed, 26 Mar 1908

Vol XVI. Issue 3. pp.45-46 'Reviews', Essentials of Cytology by Charles Edward Walker, The Principles of the Treatment of Gout by Alfred W. Sykes.; author unnamed, 26 Mar 1908
Vol XVI. Issue 3. pp.46 'Correspondence', Proposed new Athletic Union from W. Bevan Whitney.; author unnamed, 26 Mar 1908
Vol XVI. Issue 3. pp.47 'Appointments', Appointments of St George's staff to other hospitals and services. J. A. Torrens appointed Assistant Curator to St George's Hospital.; author unnamed, 26 Mar 1908

Vol XVI. Issue 3. pp.47 'House Officers', Mar to Jul 1908; author unnamed, 26 Mar 1908

Vol XVI. Issue 3. pp.47 'The Services', Appointments of St George's staff to other hospitals and services. ; author unnamed, 26 Mar 1908
Vol XVI. Issue 3. pp.48 'Examination Results', Examination of University of Cambridge; author unnamed, 26 Mar 1908
Vol XVI. Issue 3. pp.48 'Birth', A son to Dr E. K. Lee.; author unnamed, 26 Mar 1908

Vol XVI. Issue 3. pp.48 'Marriage', John Henry Pearson Fraser to Norah Sanders.; author unnamed, 26 Mar 1908
Vol XVI. Issue 3. pp.48 'Deaths', St. George C. Reid, 23 Jan 1908, aged 48, William Bertram Cooper, 5 Mar 1907, aged 39, George T. A. Staff, 15 Feb 1908, aged 68.; author unnamed, 26 Mar 1908

Vol XVI. Issue 3. pp.48 'Editorial Notice', Instructions for communications with the Gazette.; author unnamed, 26 Mar 1908
Vol XVI. Issue 4. pp.Facing page 49 'Henry Gray', Portrait of Henry Gray, Henry Pollock Photo, Swan Electric Engraving Company.; author unnamed, 21 May 1908

Vol XVI. Issue 4. pp.Insertion between pages 48 and 49 'Letter from B. C. Brodie', Facsimile of letter about Henry Gray from [Sir] B. [Benjamin] C. Brodie to Charles Hawkins, dated Jun 15 1861, written following the death of Henry Gray, Letter sent to Henry Gray's mother by Dr Barclay.; author unnamed, 21 May 1908

Vol XVI. Issue 4. pp.49 'Contents', List of Contents; author unnamed, 21 May 1908

Vol XVI. Issue 4. pp.49-54 'Henry Gray', Biography of Henry Gray, 1827-1861, Perpetual Student from 1845, Kinnerton Street, Awarded Triennial Prize of the Royal College of Surgeons 1848, House Surgeon from 1850, Fellow of the Royal Society 1852, The Anatomy, Descriptive and Surgical, illustrated by Henry Vandyke Carter, published 1858, Applied for post of Assistant Surgeon in 1861 but died of Smallpox before being interviewed. ; author unnamed, 21 May 1908

Vol XVI. Issue 4. pp.54-56 'Side-Flashes on the Maternity Department: or, "The St. George's Gentlemen"', Lighthearted article on the St George's Maternity services.; Anon, 21 May 1908

Vol XVI. Issue 4. pp.56-57 'Crossing the Line', Account on the ceremony of Crossing the Line [Equator] aboard ship.; author unnamed, 21 May 1908

Vol XVI. Issue 4. pp.57 'School Notes', Demonstration by Dr. Samuel Rideal at the Seamen's Hospital of the Rideal- Walker test for the strength of antiseptics, Visit of Mr A. J. Balfour and Sir Edgcombe Venning to the Bacteriological and Public Health departments of the school including the new Pierce-Duncombe laboratory, demonstration of apparatus for the cultivation of trypanosomes by Dr. Harold Spitta, Annual Dinner of the Hunterian Society 17 Mar 1908, Support and Head rest for patients with heart disease patented by Sister Rowson of Williams ward. ; author unnamed, 21 May 1908

Vol XVI. Issue 4. pp.58 'A Possible Impediment in the Evolution of Medicine', The laboratory as a necessity in the study of medicine, The need for doctors to train in this speciality.; author unnamed, 21 May 1908

Vol XVI. Issue 4. pp.59-60 'Reviews', Transactions of the Cremation Society of England, The pocket anatomy by C. H. Fagge, The Irony of Marriage by Basil Tozer, Diseases of the Nervous System by H. Campbell Thomson, Electrical Treatment by Wilfred Harris,; author unnamed, 21 May 1908

Vol XVI. Issue 4. pp.60 'Appointments', Appointments of St George's staff to other hospitals and services. ; author unnamed, 21 May 1908

Vol XVI. Issue 4. pp.61 'The Services', Appointments of St George's staff to other hospitals and services. ; author unnamed, 21 May 1908

Vol XVI. Issue 4. pp.61 'Examination Results', Examination results of the Royal College of Physians, University of Cambridge, Conjoint Board and Apothecaries.; author unnamed, 21 May 1908

Vol XVI. Issue 4. pp.62 'Births', A daughter to Lady Owen, A daughter to Norman C. Bennett, a son to W. A. Hubert, a son to Wilfred Fox.; author unnamed, 21 May 1908

Vol XVI. Issue 4. pp.62 'Marriages', Henry Buckley Roderick to Hilda Mary Clay, Ivon H. S. Hawes to Evelyn Annie Robinson.; author unnamed, 21 May 1908

Vol XVI. Issue 4. pp.62 'Deaths', J. G. B. Gowand, 18 Mar 1908 aged 39, Charles Norton Hayman, 20 Apr 1908 aged 55.; author unnamed, 21 May 1908

Vol XVI. Issue 4. pp.62 'Editorial Notice', Instructions for communications with the Gazette.; author unnamed, 21 May 1908
Vol XVI. Issue 5. pp.Facing page 63 'Humphry Davy Rolleston', Photograph of Humphry Davy Rolleston by Mr Harris.; author unnamed, 25 Jun 1908

Vol XVI. Issue 5. pp.63 'Contents', Table of Contents; author unnamed, 25 Jun 1908

Vol XVI. Issue 5. pp.63-64 'Humphry Davy Rolleston', Biography of Humphry Davy Rolleston, Senior Physician at St George's, Curator of the Museum 1890, Lecturer in Pathology 1891, Assistant Physician 1893, Physician to the Hospital 1898, Author of Diseases of the Liver, Gall-Bladder and Bile Ducts, 1905, ; author unnamed, 25 Jun 1908

Vol XVI. Issue 5. pp.64-71 'A Paper on the Position which Alcohol, holds with Reference to Health and Disease', Paper by Sir Edgecombe Venning read to the Hunterian Society 19 Mar 1908.; Sir Edgecombe Venning, 25 Jun 1908

Vol XVI. Issue 5. pp.70-71 'School Notes', Memoir of Dr Edmund Symes-Thompson, Appointment of Dr A. Bagshawe as Director of the Bureau to investigate Sleeping Sickness, Visit by Dr Cabot of Philadelphia, Pictures of John Hunter and Thomas Young lent to the Gallery at the Franco-British Exhibition, Transformation of Burton ward into an Electrical Department.; author unnamed, 25 Jun 1908

Vol XVI. Issue 5. pp.71-73 'Beyond Expectation!', Poem; J. B. , 25 Jun 1908

Vol XVI. Issue 5. pp.73-76 'Reviews', Golden Rules of Venereal Disease by C. F. Marshall, Materia Medica and Pharmacy for Medical Students by R. R. Bennett, Hygeine of the Lung in Health and Disease by Professor Leopold von Schrotter, Essentials of Surgery by Alwyne S. Compton, Guide to Diagosis in Diseases of the Throat, Nose and Ear by Dan McKenzie, Minor Maladies and their Treatment by Leonard Williams, Quain's Anatomy, 11th Edition, The Romance of Medicine by Ronald Campbell Macfie.; author unnamed, 25 Jun 1908

Vol XVI. Issue 5. pp.76 'Appointments', Appointments of St George's staff to other hospitals and services. ; author unnamed, 25 Jun 1908

Vol XVI. Issue 5. pp.76-77 'The Services', Appointments of St George's staff to other hospitals and services. ; author unnamed, 25 Jun 1908

Vol XVI. Issue 5. pp.77 'Examination Results', Examination Results of University of Cambridge, Royal College of Surgeons and Prizes awarded; author unnamed, 25 Jun 1908

Vol XVI. Issue 5. pp.78 'Birth', A daughter to Frank Romer.; author unnamed, 25 Jun 1908

Vol XVI. Issue 5. pp.78 'Death', Theodore Duka on 5 May 1908, aged 83.; author unnamed, 25 Jun 1908
Vol XVI. Issue 5. pp.78 'Editorial Notice', Instructions for communications with the Gazette.; author unnamed, 25 Jun 1908
Vol XVI. Issue 6. pp.79 'Contents'; author unnamed, 23 Jul 1908

Vol XVI. Issue 6. pp.79-88 'Immunity', A Paper read before the St George's Hunterian Society by Charles Slater.; Charles Slater., 23 Jul 1908
Vol XVI. Issue 6. pp.88-89 'Prize Distribution at St George's Hospital', Prizes awarded by the Earl of Plymouth, 24 Jun 1908; author unnamed, 23 Jul 1908
Vol XVI. Issue 6. pp.89-91 'The Orkney Islands as a Holiday Resort', Impressions gathered during Jun to Sep 1907.; H. A. B., 23 Jul 1908
Vol XVI. Issue 6. pp.91-92 'The Graphic Society', Report of recent exhibit of the Graphic Society, week ending 20 Jun 1908, President Dr. Fielding Blandford, Lecture, An Evening with Punch, Demonstrations of Glass blowing by Baird and Tatlock, potting by Messrs. Stiff and Sons, Lecture on Radiant matter by Mr Addyman, Cinematograph display by Messrs. Wilkinson, Micro-Cinematographs by Dr E. J. Spitta.; author unnamed, 23 Jul 1908

Vol XVI. Issue 6. pp.93 'Correspondence', Anti smoking pamphlet from Monitor; author unnamed, 23 Jul 1908

Vol XVI. Issue 6. pp.93-96 'School Notes', Complimentary dinner on the Retirement of Dr Wlliam Ewart, Senior Physician 1882-1907, Pan-Anglican Congress meeting of Nurses held at the Great Hall, Church House, Westminster, 23 Jun 1908. Suffragettes meeting in Hyde Park, 21 Jun 1908, Biography of Sir Henry Pitman, Emeritus Registrar of the Royal College of Physicians and Consulting Physician to St George's Hospital, aged 100 on 1 Jul 1908, Death of the hospital Tortoise, 9 Jul 1908, Annual meeting of the Hunterian Society, 9 Jun 1908.; author unnamed, 23 Jul 1908

Vol XVI. Issue 6. pp.96-97 'Nursing News', Appointment of Miss E. S. H. Watson to Assistant Matron, Other nursing appointments.; author unnamed, 23 Jul 1908

Vol XVI. Issue 6. pp.97-99 'Reviews', The Heart and Sudden Death by Theodore Fisher, Clinical Methods by Robert Hutchison, Aids to Opthalmology by N. Bishop Harman, Diseases of the Eye by May and Worth, Handbook of Medicine and Therapeutics by Wheeler and Jack, The Pocket Osteology by Philip Turner, Aids to Tropical Medicine by G. E. Brooke, Songs of the Downs and Dunes by Habberton Lulham, A Text-Book of Treatment, Part 1, Obstetrics and Gynaecology by John Campbell, Points of Practice in Maladies of the Heart by Sir James Sawyer.; author unnamed, 23 Jul 1908

Vol XVI. Issue 6. pp.100 'Appointments', Appointments of St George's staff to other hospitals and services. ; author unnamed, 23 Jul 1908

Vol XVI. Issue 6. pp.100 'Examination Results', Examination results of the Universities of Cambridge, Oxford and London, Conjoint Board and recent Prize.; author unnamed, 23 Jul 1908

Vol XVI. Issue 6. pp.101 'The Services', Appointments of St George's staff to other hospitals and services. ; author unnamed, 23 Jul 1908

Vol XVI. Issue 6. pp.101 'Births', A son to T. Saxty Good, a son to Theodore Drysdale, a daughter to Harold H. E. Seatliff. ; author unnamed, 23 Jul 1908

Vol XVI. Issue 6. pp.101 'Marriage', Herbert Pinto Leite to Dorothy Wilson.; author unnamed, 23 Jul 1908
Vol XVI. Issue 6. pp.102 'House Officers', Jul-Sep 1908; author unnamed, 23 Jul 1908
Vol XVI. Issue 6. pp.102 'Editorial Notice', Instructions for communications with the Gazette.; author unnamed, 23 Jul 1908
Vol XVI. Issue 7. pp.103 'Contents', List of Contents; author unnamed, 22 Oct 1908
Vol XVI. Issue 7. pp.103-104 'Editorial ', History of the Editorship of the Gazette and the role of the magazine.; author unnamed, 22 Oct 1908

Vol XVI. Issue 7. pp.104-105 'October the First', Report of the opening meeting of the School year, Address by Dr Charles Slater, Annual Dinner at the Whitehall Rooms of the Hotel Metropole.; author unnamed, 22 Oct 1908
Vol XVI. Issue 7. pp.105-110 'Some Notes on the Yellow Ant', Some Notes on the Yellow Ant, Entomological article.; C. D. H. C., 22 Oct 1908

Vol XVI. Issue 7. pp.110-112 'School Notes', Resumption of Weekly Clinicl Lectures, Status of the Conjoint Examination held by those students who do not proceed to a University Degree, Proposal to set up a board appointed jointly by the Royal Colleges of Physicians and Surgeons and the University of London, Summer renovations to the buildings, List of forthcoming meetings of the Hunterian Society. ; author unnamed, 22 Oct 1908

Vol XVI. Issue 7. pp.112-115 'St. George and the Dragon', Satirical Piece. ; author unnamed, 22 Oct 1908

Vol XVI. Issue 7. pp.115-116 '"Dr" Harper', An interview with William Thomas Kennersley Harper, born 20 Jun 1854, Post mortem porter at St George's Hospital 1884.; author unnamed, 22 Oct 1908

Vol XVI. Issue 7. pp.117-118 'Reviews', Clinical Bacteriologyand Haematology by W. D'Este Emery, The Sexual Disabilities of Man by Arthur Cooper, Electric ions and their Use in Medicine by Professor Stephane Leduc, Landmarks and Surface Marking by L. B. Rawling, A Synopsis of Surgeryby E. W. Hey Groves, The Theory of Ions by William Tibbles, Manual of Medical Jurisprudence, Toxicology and Public Health by W. G. Aitchison.; author unnamed, 22 Oct 1908

Vol XVI. Issue 7. pp.118 'Appointments and Examinations', Appointments of St George's staff to other hospitals and services. Examinations of Royal College of Physicians and Conjoint Board; author unnamed, 22 Oct 1908

Vol XVI. Issue 7. pp.119 'The Services', Appointments of St George's staff to other hospitals and services. Scholarships and Prizes; author unnamed, 22 Oct 1908

Vol XVI. Issue 7. pp.119 'Births', A daughter to R. E. Mounsey, a daughter to W. B. Swete-Evans, a daughter to Edmund Ivens Spriggs.; author unnamed, 22 Oct 1908

Vol XVI. Issue 7. pp.119-120 'Marriages', Digby Cotes Preedy to Margaret Frances Bradley, Henry Webster orley to Lillian Gertrude Cairns.; author unnamed, 22 Oct 1908
Vol XVI. Issue 7. pp.120 'Deaths', Frederick McDowell, 6 Jul 1908, aged 43, Thomas Orme Dudfield, 30 Jul 1908, aged 73, John Taylor, 4 Sep 1908 aged 90.; author unnamed, 22 Oct 1908

Vol XVI. Issue 7. pp.120 'House Officers', Oct -Dec 1908.; author unnamed, 22 Oct 1908

Vol XVI. Issue 7. pp.120 'Editorial Notice', Instructions for communications with the Gazette.; author unnamed, 22 Oct 1908
Vol XVI. Issue 8. pp.Facing Page 121 '"Dr" Harper', Photograph of "Dr" Harper in the Post-Mortem Room.; author unnamed, 23 Nov 1908
Vol XVI. Issue 8. pp.121 'Contents', List of Contents; author unnamed, 23 Nov 1908

Vol XVI. Issue 8. pp.121-136 'The Laboratory in Medical Education and Practice', Text of the Introductory Address given by Dr Charles Slater; author unnamed, 23 Nov 1908
Vol XVI. Issue 8. pp.136-140 'School Notes', On borrowing beds, Recent meetings of the Hunterian Society, Some cases from a Children's Hospital by Dr. J. A. Torrens, Extract of a letter from Mr Urich Leschke, from Bonn, to Dr Spriggs following a two month visit to St George's, Hunterian society lecture, 8 Oct 1908, The Routine Examination of Eye cases by Mr R. R. James, forthcoming Charity concert in aid of St George's, 27 Nov 1908 at the Queen's Hall.; author unnamed, 23 Nov 1908

Vol XVI. Issue 8. pp.140 'Appointments', Appointments of St George's staff to other hospitals and services. ; author unnamed, 23 Nov 1908

Vol XVI. Issue 8. pp.141 'Examination Results', Examination result of University of Cambridge.; author unnamed, 23 Nov 1908

Vol XVI. Issue 8. pp.141 'Indian Medical Service', Appointments of St George's staff to other hospitals and services; author unnamed, 23 Nov 1908

Vol XVI. Issue 8. pp.141 'Deaths', William Dewsnap, 16 Oct 1908, Frederick S. Cowan, 20 Oct 1908 , Henry Alfred Pitman, 6 Nov 1908 aged 100.; author unnamed, 23 Nov 1908

Vol XVI. Issue 8. pp.141-142 'Obituary', Frederick S. Cowan, 20 Oct 1908 from Angina Pectoris, aged 57.; author unnamed, 23 Nov 1908
Vol XVI. Issue 8. pp.142 'House Officers', Oct-Dec 1908; author unnamed, 23 Nov 1908
Vol XVI. Issue 8. pp.142 'Editorial Notice', Instructions for communications with the Gazette.; author unnamed, 23 Nov 1908

Vol XVI. Issue 9. pp.Facing Page 143 'The Robert Barnes Pathological Laboratory', Photograph of the Robert Barnes Pathological Laboratory taken by Mr Harris.; author unnamed, 22 Dec 1908

Vol XVI. Issue 9. pp.143 'Contents', List of Contents; author unnamed, 22 Dec 1908
Vol XVI. Issue 9. pp.143-144 'Obituary', Obituary of Sir Henry Pitman, 1 Jul 1808-6 Nov 1908, aged 100, Student at St George's, graduated 1831, Assistant Physician 1846, Physician 1847.; author unnamed, 22 Dec 1908

Vol XVI. Issue 9. pp.144-145 'From Our Medical Critic', Satirical articele on disease in the form of a concert review.; author unnamed, 22 Dec 1908

Vol XVI. Issue 9. pp.145-148 'School Notes', Hunterian Society meeting, 19 Nov 1908, Medicine and the Sister Sciences by Mr Phillips, Report of Madame Pauline Donalda's Concert in aid of St George's Hospital, 27 Nov 1908 at the Queen's Hall, Retirement of Miss Horne, Table of forthcoming Clinical Lectures Jan - Feb 1909, Hunterian Society Lecture, Experiences in the Prison Medical Service by Mr C. H. J. Fagan, Advertisements for Private nursing home and Resident patient for a Doctor's family.; author unnamed, 22 Dec 1908

Vol XVI. Issue 9. pp.149-150 'St George's Hospital Club', Outline of the membership and role of the Hospital Club and request for members to update contact details for the Hospital Directory, Balance Sheet of the St George's Amalgamation Club 1907-8; T. Crisp English and C. J. Blaikie., 22 Dec 1908

Vol XVI. Issue 9. pp.151 'A Duologue', Comic Poem; author unnamed, 22 Dec 1908

Vol XVI. Issue 9. pp.152 'Appointments', Appointments of St George's staff to other hospitals and services. ; author unnamed, 22 Dec 1908

Vol XVI. Issue 9. pp.152 'School Appointments', Curator of the Museum, Dr Trevor, Assistant Curator, Dr Torrens, Medical Registrar, Dr Higgs, Surgical Registrar, Mr Back, Obstetric Registrar, Dr Darwall-Smith, Resident Obstetric Assistant, Mr Sebastian, Anaesthetists, Dr Blumfeld, Dr Powell, Dr Longhurst.; author unnamed, 22 Dec 1908

Vol XVI. Issue 9. pp.152 'Examinations', Examination results of University of Oxford, London and Royal College of Surgeons.; author unnamed, 22 Dec 1908

Vol XVI. Issue 9. pp.153 'The Services', Appointments of St George's staff to other hospitals and services. ; author unnamed, 22 Dec 1908

Vol XVI. Issue 9. pp.153 'Births', A daughter to T. Crisp English, a son to Charles A. Hill, a son to Harold S. Barwell.; author unnamed, 22 Dec 1908

Vol XVI. Issue 9. pp.153 'Marriages', Frederick Lucien Golla to Therese Haussaire, Francis Marshall to Agnes Hollist.; author unnamed, 22 Dec 1908

Vol XVI. Issue 9. pp.153 'Death', Edward Whishaw Henley, 14 Nov 1908, aged 54.; author unnamed, 22 Dec 1908

Vol XVI. Issue 9. pp.154 'Reviews', A manual of Surgery by Rose and Carless, Applied Anatomy by J. McLachlan, Husband's Practice of Medicine, A Dictionary of Medical Treatment by Arthur Latham, A textbook of Diseases of the Ear by Macleod Yearsley, Quain's Elements of Anatomy vol III, Infected Ears by F. Faulder White; author unnamed, 22 Dec 1908

Vol XVI. Issue 9. pp.155 'Changes of Address', List of changes of address of staff and alumni.; author unnamed, 22 Dec 1908

Vol XVI. Issue 9. pp.155 'Editorial Notice', Instructions for communications with the Gazette.; author unnamed, 22 Dec 1908

Vol XVII. Issue . pp.Index to Volume XVII 'Index to Volume XVII', ; author unnamed, 15 Jan 1909

Vol XVII. Issue 1. pp.Facing Page 1 'Mr H. B. Grimsdale', Photograph of Mr H. B. Grimsdale; author unnamed, 15 Jan 1909

Vol XVII. Issue 1. pp.1 'Contents', List of Contents; author unnamed, 15 Jan 1909
Vol XVII. Issue 1. pp.1 'Mr H. B. Grimsdale', Biography of Mr Harold Barr Grimsdale, Opthalmic Surgeon to the Hospital since 1906.; author unnamed, 15 Jan 1909

Vol XVII. Issue 1. pp.2-16 'The Routine Examination of Eye Cases', Text of a Lecture given to the Hunterian Society, The Routine Examination of Eye Cases by R. R. James, 8 Oct 1908.; R. R. James, 15 Jan 1909

Vol XVII. Issue 1. pp.17-18 'School Notes', Details of the new Anaesthetics Prize instituted by an anonymous donor, Annual entertainment to the patients by "the Crickets", 8 Jan 1909, Appointment of R. R. James as Opthalmic Registrar, Dr Harold Spitta appointed fist appointee to the post of Bacteriologist to His Majesty's Household, Return of the skin of Jenner's cow from the Franco-British Exhibition. The skin has been moved from the curator's room and placed in a glass fronted case to be installed on the wall of the Robert Barnes Laboratory, Annual Patient's tea, 31 Dec 1908 attended by Princess Victoria.; author unnamed, 15 Jan 1909

Vol XVII. Issue 1. pp.18-19 'Nursing News', First Annual meeting of the Trained Nurses' Institute, 14 Dec 1908, opened 1 Oct 1907, staff now eleven nurses, Report of St George's Maternity and Health Society for 1907, tabulated report of number of births, and first year outcomes including causes of death where known.; author unnamed, 15 Jan 1909

Vol XVII. Issue 1. pp.19-20 'Reviews', The Medical Inspection of School Children, Diseases of the Throat, Nose and Ear by Wm. Lamb, ; author unnamed, 15 Jan 1909

Vol XVII. Issue 1. pp.20 'St George's Hospital Club', Detailed list of Contributors and Contributions to the Club; author unnamed, 15 Jan 1909

Vol XVII. Issue 1. pp.22 'Notices', Advertisements for consulting room suite, resident patient wanted and places in nursing home for mental and nervous diseases.; author unnamed, 15 Jan 1909

Vol XVII. Issue 1. pp.22 'Editorial Notice', Instructions for communications with the Gazette.; author unnamed, 15 Jan 1909
Vol XVII. Issue 2. pp.21 'Contents', List of Contents [pages misnumbered, this edition starts with page 21]; author unnamed, 23 Feb 1909

Vol XVII. Issue 2. pp.21-22 'A Few Words', Aims of the Gazette and call for Contributions; author unnamed, 23 Feb 1909

Vol XVII. Issue 2. pp.22-26 'Colour Photography', History of Photography and the emergence of the technique of Colour Photography. Detailed technical article.; H. G. Drake-Brockman., 23 Feb 1909

Vol XVII. Issue 2. pp.26-27 'Harley's Treat', Poem; author unnamed, 23 Feb 1909

Vol XVII. Issue 2. pp.27 'School Notes', Nursing staff entertainment, 21 Jan 1909, Annual Hunterian Dinner and Smoking Concert to be held on 18 Mar 1909, Indoor Training [exercise] bicycle for use of house staff and in inclement weather, Description of the Club Luncheon Room, ; author unnamed, 23 Feb 1909

Vol XVII. Issue 2. pp.29-31 'Nurses' Entertainment ', Report of the Nurses' Entertainment held on 14-15 Jan 1909 and attended by Princess Victoria of Schleswig-Holstein including full programme of concert performances.; author unnamed, 23 Feb 1909
Vol XVII. Issue 2. pp.32-36 'St George's Hospital Club', List of Officers and Rules of the St George's Club; author unnamed, 23 Feb 1909

Vol XVII. Issue 2. pp.36 'Notices', Council meeting to be held on 18 Mar 1909. Electrical Department, the pathology laboratory and sterilising rooms to be open to old St George's Men during the afternoon. Update of contributors to St George's Club.; author unnamed, 23 Feb 1909

Vol XVII. Issue 2. pp.36 'Appointments', Appointments of St George's staff to other hospitals and services. Prize awarded.; author unnamed, 23 Feb 1909
Vol XVII. Issue 2. pp.37 'The Services', Appointments of St George's staff to other hospitals and services. ; author unnamed, 23 Feb 1909
Vol XVII. Issue 2. pp.37 'Examination Results', Examination Results of the University of Cambridge, Edinburgh and Conjoint Board.; author unnamed, 23 Feb 1909

Vol XVII. Issue 2. pp.37 'House Officers', List of House officers Feb 1909.; author unnamed, 23 Feb 1909

Vol XVII. Issue 2. pp.38 'Changes of Address', List of recent changes of Address of staff and alumni.; author unnamed, 23 Feb 1909

Vol XVII. Issue 2. pp.38 'Notices', Advertisements for consulting room suite, resident patient wanted and places in nursing home for mental and nervous diseases.; author unnamed, 23 Feb 1909

Vol XVII. Issue 2. pp.38 'Editorial Notice', Instructions for communications with the Gazette.; author unnamed, 23 Feb 1909
Vol XVII. Issue 3. pp.Facing Page 39 'Thomas Laurence Read', Photograph of Thomas Laurence Read; author unnamed, 1 Mar 1909
Vol XVII. Issue 3. pp.39 'Contents', List of Contents; author unnamed, 1 Mar 1909

Vol XVII. Issue 3. pp.39-40 'Thomas Laurence Read', Obituary of Thomas Laurence Read, Medical Student St George's Hospital 1852, Surgeon practising from Gordon Place, Campden Grove.; G. Fielding Blandford, 1 Mar 1909

Vol XVII. Issue 3. pp.41-43 'A Chapter in the History of St George's Hospital', Biography of Mrs Crayle, Benefactress, and why she left a legacy to St Georges. Crayle Award named after her. Portrait of Mrs Anne Crayle and her sister Mrs Sarah Morgan in the Boardroom since 1795 presented by Sir Richard Heron. Portrait cut down to remove Mrs Morgan in 1815 and reframed.; author unnamed, 1 Mar 1909

Vol XVII. Issue 3. pp.44-45 'Abstract of Will and Codicil of Anne Crayle', Abstract of Will and Codicil of Anne Crayle 1759-1767. Will includes amounts and conditions of legacy to St George's Hospital. Also records legacies to several other hospitals.; author unnamed, 1 Mar 1909

Vol XVII. Issue 3. pp.46-48 'School Notes', Return of G. N. B Sebastian to St George's as R. O. A. Allingham Scholarship for 1909 subject 'The complications of the operation of Haemorrhoids by Ligature and 'The remote after results of patients operated upon at St George's during the period 1896-1905', Proposed Smoking Concert to held on 18 Mar 1909, List of upcoming clinical lectures for Mar 1909, New Miniature Rifle club at St George's, Rescue of a lady from drowning at Trevone Bay by Dr Sholto Douglas in Aug 1908 leading to the Bronze award of the Humane Society, Hunterian Society meeting lecture by Mr Ivor Back on 'The Clinical Mind' which discussed the reasons why students enter the medical profession, Clinical Evening of the Hunterian Society with demonstration of laryngoscope for the removal of foreign bodies; author unnamed, 1 Mar 1909

Vol XVII. Issue 3. pp.48-49 'The Prize Anaesthetist', Poem; H. B. M., 1 Mar 1909

Vol XVII. Issue 3. pp.49-50 'St George's Hospital Club', List of financial contributors and amounts, Meeting of Council to be held on 18th Mar with the following departments open for inspection, Electro- Therapeutical, Sterilizing, Operating Theatres, Pathological, Bacteriological and Research Laboratories. followed by Annual Dinner of the Hunterian Society and Smoking Concert at the Trocadero. Address details for Old St George's Men.; author unnamed, 1 Mar 1909

Vol XVII. Issue 3. pp.51 'Appointments', Sir T Clifford Allbutt appointed Professor of Pathology at University of Cambridge. Appointments of St George's staff to other hospitals and services. ; author unnamed, 1 Mar 1909

Vol XVII. Issue 3. pp.51 'The Services', Appointments of St George's staff to other hospitals and services. ; author unnamed, 1 Mar 1909

Vol XVII. Issue 3. pp.52 'Births', A son to H. P. Foulerton, A son to O. W. Andrews, A son to Frederic Wm. Longhurst.; author unnamed, 1 Mar 1909

Vol XVII. Issue 3. pp.52 'Marriage', Richard Staples-Browne to Sylvia Maude Huntington.; author unnamed, 1 Mar 1909
Vol XVII. Issue 3. pp.52 'Deaths', Thomas Lawrence Read on 28 Jan 1909 aged 76, Alfred Thomas Spanton of Feb 15 1909 aged 30, Chas. Samuel Ormsby on 9 Feb 1909, R. Charlton Harrison on 23 Dec 1908.; author unnamed, 1 Mar 1909

Vol XVII. Issue 3. pp.52-53 'Examination Results', Examination results of Conjoint Board and Royal College of Physicians.; author unnamed, 1 Mar 1909

Vol XVII. Issue 3. pp.53 'Change of Address', Changes of Address of St George's staff and alumni.; author unnamed, 1 Mar 1909
Vol XVII. Issue 3. pp.53-55 'Reviews', Soured Milk and Pure Cultures of Lactic Acid Bacillus in the Treatment of Disease by Henry J. Glaisher, The Third Report of the Wellcome Research Laboratories at the Gordon Memorial College, Khartoum by Andrew Balfour, Review of some recent advances in Tropical Medicine, Hygeine and Veterinary Science by Andrew Balfour and R. G. Archibald, Aids to Obstetrics, 7th Edition, by Nall and Longridge, A Manual of Medical Treatment by I. Burney Yeo, plus books received.; author unnamed, 1 Mar 1909

Vol XVII. Issue 3. pp.55-56 'Notices', Appeal for any medical man interested in light, electricity and vibration treatment from an old St George's man in Gloucester Place, Vacancy for a Resident Pupil in 200 bed hospital, Consulting Rooms to let, Resident Patient Wanted for Doctor's family in North Devon, Accomodation and treatment available for mental, nervous and drug cases with Dr and Mrs A Sidney Ransome, Middx. ; author unnamed, 1 Mar 1909

Vol XVII. Issue 3. pp.56 'Editorial Notice', Instructions for communications with the Gazette.; author unnamed, 1 Mar 1909
Vol XVII. Issue 3. pp.56 'Classified Advertisements', Advertisements for L. K. Leon and Son, Spectacle Makers, Stallard's Old White Port.; author unnamed, 1 Mar 1909

Vol XVII. Issue 4. pp.57 'Contents', List of Contents; author unnamed, 1 May 1909

Vol XVII. Issue 4. pp.57 'Arthur Gamgee M.D. F.R.S.', Obituary of Professor Arthur Gamgee, M.D., F.R.C.P., F.R.C.S. Born 1841, Died 28 Mar 1909. Previously Assistant Physician and Lecturer on Materia Medica at St George's Hospital from 1882-1885. Professor of Physiology, University of Manchester.; author unnamed, 1 May 1909

Vol XVII. Issue 4. pp.58-60 'A Chapter in the History of St George's Hospital', Abstract of Will and Codicil of Anne Crayle 1759-1767. continued. Will includes amounts and conditions of legacy to St George's Hospital. Also records legacies to several other hospitals.; author unnamed, 1 May 1909

Vol XVII. Issue 4. pp.60-62 'School Notes', Report of the Hunterian Society Annual Dinner, 18 Mar 1909, The Trocadero, Programme of the associated Smoking Concert. House officers seen running in the Park before Breakfast, Appointment of Dr Jex-Blake as Assistant Physician to the Brompton Hospital, Hunterian Society Meeting 11th Mar 1909, Paper on Sleeping Sickness read by Dr A. G. Bagshawe, Appointment of Dr Squire Sprigg as editor of the Lancet, Annual Dinner to be held at Princes' Restaurant, Piccadilly, 1 Oct 1909, Speaker A. Marmaduke Sheild.; author unnamed, 1 May 1909

Vol XVII. Issue 4. pp.62-64 'St George's Hospital Club', Report of recent meeting of the School Club and Annual Dinner, Dr Blumfeld to join Gazette sub-committee, Change of publisher of the Gazette, Formation of Miniature Rifle Club, Proposal for the formation of Benevolent Fund, postponed until more secure financial position reached.; author unnamed, 1 May 1909

Vol XVII. Issue 4. pp.64-65 'The Physician's Lament', Poem; author unnamed, 1 May 1909
Vol XVII. Issue 4. pp.65 'Appointments', Appointments of St George's staff to other hospitals and services. ; author unnamed, 1 May 1909
Vol XVII. Issue 4. pp.66 'The Services', Appointments of St George's staff to other hospitals and services. ; author unnamed, 1 May 1909
Vol XVII. Issue 4. pp.66 'Examination Results', Recent Examination results of the University of Brussels, Conjoint Board and Henry Charles Johnson Prize in Anatomy.; author unnamed, 1 May 1909

Vol XVII. Issue 4. pp.66 'Births', A son to J.H.P. Fraser, A son to Harold R. D. Spitta, A daughter to Arthur C. Morley.; author unnamed, 1 May 1909

Vol XVII. Issue 4. pp.67 'Marriage', John Henry Tallent to Hilda Mary Snelling.; author unnamed, 1 May 1909

Vol XVII. Issue 4. pp.67 'Deaths', Arthur Roberts on 19 Mar 1909, Thomas Orlando Mayor on 5 Mar 1909 aged 77, Arthur Gamgee on 29 Mar 1909, Theodore Arthur Mast on Aug 4, 1908.; author unnamed, 1 May 1909

Vol XVII. Issue 4. pp.67 'House Officers', List of Current House Officers.; author unnamed, 1 May 1909

Vol XVII. Issue 4. pp.67-69 'Reviews', Lectures on the Use of Massage and Early Movements in Fractures by Sir William H. Bennett, The Medical Annual 1909, John Wright and sons, The 'Green Finch' Cruise by F. Claude Kempson, Operative Surgery by Sir Frederick Treves and Jonathan Hutchinson, The Operations of Aural Surgery by C. E. West and S. R. Scott.; author unnamed, 1 May 1909

Vol XVII. Issue 4. pp.69 'Change of Address', Changes of Address of St George's staff and alumni.; author unnamed, 1 May 1909

Vol XVII. Issue 4. pp.69 'Notices', Appeal for any medical man interested in light, electricity and vibration treatment from an old St George's man in Gloucester Place, Rooms to let in Gloucester Place, Resident Pupil required for 200 bed Hospital, Accomodation and treatment available for mental, nervous and drug cases with Dr and Mrs A Sidney Ransome, Middx. Tuition for resident pupils suffering from ill health provided by Rev F. Claude Kimpson in Kimbolton, Huntingdon, Invalid or Paying Guest required by Dr Underhill in Heckfield Hampshire.; author unnamed, 1 May 1909

Vol XVII. Issue 4. pp.69 'Editorial Notice', Instructions for communications with the Gazette.; author unnamed, 1 May 1909
Vol XVII. Issue 5. pp.70 'Contents', List of Contents; author unnamed, 1 Jun 1909

Vol XVII. Issue 5. pp.70 'Obituary', Obituary of Frederick Ernest Webb, died 8 Apr 1909 aged 77, Previously in General Practice in Maida Vale, Educated at Norwich Hospital and St George's. Founder of the Webb Prize in Bacteriology in 1895 with capital of £1000.; author unnamed, 1 Jun 1909

Vol XVII. Issue 5. pp.72-74 'Colour Photography', Detailed account of the technique of Colour Photography including developing and printing of the photographs.; H. G. Drake-Brockman., 1 Jun 1909

Vol XVII. Issue 5. pp.74-77 'A Chapter in the History of St George's Hospital', Abstract of Will and Codicil of Anne Crayle 1759-1767. continued. Will includes amounts and conditions of legacy to St George's Hospital. Also records legacies to several other hospitals.; author unnamed, 1 Jun 1909

Vol XVII. Issue 5. pp.77-79 'After Wild Sheep in Northern Persia', Account of a visit to Northern Persia including the shooting for meat of wild sheep.; I. M. S., 1 Jun 1909

Vol XVII. Issue 5. pp.79-80 'School Notes', Successes in recent inter-hospital Boxing competition, further news on the runners in the Park, Award of the Jacksonian Prize of the Royal College of Surgeons to Mr P. Lockhart Mummery, Forthcoming Exhibition of the Graphic Society 22-26 Jun 1909 in the Board Room and the events of Graphic Week, Forthcoming Clinical Lectures for Jun 1909.; author unnamed, 1 Jun 1909

Vol XVII. Issue 5. pp.80-81 'St George's Hospital Club', List of Contributors to St George's Hospital Club, Detailed proposal for the formation of a Benevolent Fund by Warrington Haward; author unnamed, 1 Jun 1909

Vol XVII. Issue 5. pp.81-82 'Reviews', Aids to Forensic Medicine and Toxicology by Dr Murell, The Operative Treatment of Chronic Constipation by Arbuthnot Lane, The Pocket Prescriber by James Burnet.; author unnamed, 1 Jun 1909

Vol XVII. Issue 5. pp.82 'Appointments', Appointments of St George's staff to other hospitals and services. Sir Francis Laking elected an officer of the Royal Institution.; author unnamed, 1 Jun 1909

Vol XVII. Issue 5. pp.83 'The Services', Appointments of St George's staff to other hospitals and services. ; author unnamed, 1 Jun 1909
Vol XVII. Issue 5. pp.83 'Examination Results', Recent Examination results of the Royal College of Surgeons, University of Cambridge and Conjoint Board. Award of Henry Charles Johnson Prize in Anatomy to A. E. L Devonald.; author unnamed, 1 Jun 1909

Vol XVII. Issue 5. pp.83 'Death', Frederick Ernest Webb on 8 Apr 1909 aged 77; author unnamed, 1 Jun 1909

Vol XVII. Issue 5. pp.84 'Marriage', Charles William Tuthill Woods to Sylvia Ada Forrest; author unnamed, 1 Jun 1909

Vol XVII. Issue 5. pp.84 'Change of Address', Changes of Address of St George's staff and alumni.; author unnamed, 1 Jun 1909
Vol XVII. Issue 5. pp.84 'Notices', Appeal for any medical man interested in light, electricity and vibration treatment from an old St George's man in Gloucester Place, Rooms to let in Gloucester Place and Upper Berkeley Street, Resident Pupil required for 200 bed Hospital.; author unnamed, 1 Jun 1909

Vol XVII. Issue 5. pp.85 'Classified Advertisements', Sixteenth Edition of Gray's Anatomy edited by T. Pickering Pick and Robert Howden, Watson and Sons Microscopes, Stallards Old White Port.; author unnamed, 1 Jun 1909

Vol XVII. Issue 5. pp.86 'Notices', Accomodation and treatment available for mental, nervous and drug cases with Dr and Mrs A Sidney Ransome, Middx. Tuition for resident pupils suffering from ill health provided by Rev F. Claude Kimpson in Kimbolton, Huntingdon, Invalid or Paying Guest required by Dr Underhill in Heckfield Hampshire. Resident Patient required for old St George's man in town near Bournemouth.; author unnamed, 1 Jun 1909

Vol XVII. Issue 5. pp.84 'Editorial Notice', Instructions for communications with the Gazette; author unnamed, 1 Jun 1909
Vol XVII. Issue 6. pp.85 'Contents', List of Contents; author unnamed, 1 Jul 1909

Vol XVII. Issue 6. pp.87-90 'Prize Distribution ', Report of the Annual Prize Distribution held on 30 Jun 1909 by Mr Warrington Haward. Transcription of Address. Allusions to Portrait of Hunter by Reynolds in the Boardroom. List of Prize Winners.; author unnamed, 1 Jul 1909

Vol XVII. Issue 6. pp.91-93 'A Chapter in the History of St George's Hospital', Will and Codicil of Anne Crayle 1759-1767. continued. Discussion of the contents of the Will and Codicil and the nature of the beneficiaries.; author unnamed, 1 Jul 1909

Vol XVII. Issue 6. pp.94-97 'Colour Photography', Detailed account of the technique of Colour Photography including developing and printing of the photographs. Continued. Sanger-Shepherd process, Pinatype prints, Lumiere Process; H. G. Drake-Brockman., 1 Jul 1909
Vol XVII. Issue 6. pp.97-98 'School Notes', Authorisation of special research into the vitality of infants in their first 14 days in charitable lying in hospitals, Appointment of Mr Pooley as Ophalmic Surgeon to Sheffield Royal Infirmary, Hunterian Society elections, Report of Graphic society exhibition and week. Work submitted by Dr and Mrs Dakin, Mrs Bonner, Photographs by Mr Dent and Dr Swan, Drawings by Dr Muir. Lantern Lecture by Dr Henry Robinson on Central Africa, Display of the Urban Cinematograph by Dr Dakin, Report of recent Hospital Lawn tennis fixtures.; author unnamed, 1 Jul 1909

Vol XVII. Issue 6. pp.99-100 'Reviews', The After treatment of Operations by P. Lockhart Mummery, Studies on Immunization by Sir A. E. Wright, Golden Rules of Dental Surgery by C. W. Glassington, Pye's Surgical Handicraft by W. H. Clayton-Greene.; author unnamed, 1 Jul 1909

Vol XVII. Issue 6. pp.100-101 'Appointments etc', Appointments of St George's staff to other hospitals and services. Recent Examination results of the Universities of Cambridge, Oxford, London, Royal College of Surgeons and Prizes awarded.; author unnamed, 1 Jul 1909

Vol XVII. Issue 6. pp.102 'Change of Address', Changes of Address of St George's staff and alumni.; author unnamed, 1 Jul 1909
Vol XVII. Issue 6. pp.102 'Births', A son to Harold Merriman Cooper, A son to Mark O. Hunter.; author unnamed, 1 Jul 1909

Vol XVII. Issue 6. pp.102 'St George's Hospital Medical School Dinner', Notice of the Annual Dinner to be held at Princes' Restaurant, Piccadilly. Speaker Sir A. Marmaduke Sheild.; author unnamed, 1 Jul 1909

Vol XVII. Issue 6. pp.102 'Editorial Notice', Instructions for communications with the Gazette.; author unnamed, 1 Jul 1909
Vol XVII. Issue 7. pp.103 'Contents', List of Contents; author unnamed, 1 Oct 1909

Vol XVII. Issue 7. pp.103-108 'St George's and the Progress of Physic', Introductory Address. Staff changes of Physicians, Surgeons and Pathologists over the years at St George's and their contribution to the Hospital and School, Most recently Mr R. R. James, Sir Henry Pitman, Dr Artthur Gamgee, Laurence Read, Welcome to students, History of St George's, Matthew Baillie, John Hunter and their successors. Nine St George's physicians who served as President of the Royal College of Surgeons, Work of Thomas Young, Benjamin Brodie, Edward Jenner.; H[umphrey] D. Rolleston, 1 Oct 1909

Vol XVII. Issue 7. pp.109-111 'Thursday Island, Torres Strait', Report of a visit to Thursday Island.; H. A. B., 1 Oct 1909
Vol XVII. Issue 7. pp.111-113 'School Notes', Appointment of Mr R. R. James as Assistant Opthalmic Surgeon, Refurbishment of the wards over the summer, New rules for House Officers, Forthcoming meetings of the Hunterian Society from Oct 1909- Mar 1910.; author unnamed, 1 Oct 1909

Vol XVII. Issue 7. pp.113-114 'St George's Hospital Rifle Club', Report of a meeting of the Rifle Club and its' affiliation to the N. R. A. ; author unnamed, 1 Oct 1909

Vol XVII. Issue 7. pp.114 'Appointments', Appointments of St George's staff to other hospitals and services. ; author unnamed, 1 Oct 1909
Vol XVII. Issue 7. pp.115 'Examination Results', Recent Examination results of University of Durham, Conjoint Board and Prizes awarded.; author unnamed, 1 Oct 1909

Vol XVII. Issue 7. pp.115 'Reviews', immunity and Specific Therapy by W. D'Este Emery, Rational Immunization in Treatment of Pulmonary Tuberculosis by E. C. Hort, Anatomy and Physiology of the Female Generative Organs by A. E. Giles.; author unnamed, 1 Oct 1909

Vol XVII. Issue 7. pp.116 'Changes of Address', Changes of Address of St George's staff and alumni.; author unnamed, 1 Oct 1909
Vol XVII. Issue 7. pp.114 'The Services', Appointments of St George's staff to other hospitals and services. ; author unnamed, 1 Oct 1909

Vol XVII. Issue 7. pp.117 'Births etc', A son to Edward J. Woolley, a son to Sidney Nathan, a daughter to Erasmus Ellis, a daughter to E. W. Dewey.; author unnamed, 1 Oct 1909

Vol XVII. Issue 7. pp.118 'Marriages', Philip Reginal Humphry to Kathleen Ellen Drewitt, Robert Eugene Vaughan Hale to Dorothy Agnes Grundy, Douglas William Anderson Bull to Eileen Comfort Waddell.; author unnamed, 1 Oct 1909

Vol XVII. Issue 7. pp.118 'Notice ', Paying patient required for St George's man, but not mental or alcoholic case; author unnamed, 1 Oct 1909

Vol XVII. Issue 7. pp.118 'Editorial Notice', Instructions for communications with the Gazette.; author unnamed, 1 Oct 1909
Vol XVII. Issue 8. pp.119-129 'Contents', List of Contents; author unnamed, 1 Nov 1909

Vol XVII. Issue 8. pp.119 'St George's and the Progress of Physic', Introductory Address (continued). Advances in Medicine made at St George's, Tessier, Broxholme, Sir R. Jebb, Gisborne, R. Warren, Chambers. Cardiovascular System studied by Hope (1832) and Fuller (1863), Work done at Kinnerton Street by Hope and C. J. B. Williams (1834 and 1835). Description of heart murmers associated with valve disease by Hope, Presystolic murmer described by Dr A. W. Barclay(1872) and Dr W. H. Dickinson (1887), Left Auricular Clot in Mitral Stenosis described by John Ogle (1863), Association of Pulmonary Apoplexy with Mitral Valve disease by Dr J. A. Wilson (1830), published in 1898 Gazette by his grandson Dr Lee Dickinson who showed it to be assoicated with Mitral regurgitation rather than stenosis, Dr Robert Lee who dissected the ganglia and nerves of the heart (1849-51), Dr Cheadle and Dr O. Sturges, studies on rheumatism and chorea, Use of word Carditis to describe changes in heart associated with rheumatism [rheumatic fever] by Sturges, Work of Sir Clifford Allbutt on rheumatism (1871), Dr W. H. Dickinson description of Aortic Stenosis murmer (1897), [Edward] Jenner's unpublished descriptions of Coronary Artery obstruction and his diagnosis of the condition in John Hunter (1776) in letter to the elder Heberden. This view contested by Sir Clifford Allbutt since 1894, Pharyngeal diverticulum described by Dr John Ogle (1866) who also published on the abdomen and liver, Lee Dickinson, Mr Warrington Haward and Dr Penrose on subphrenic abscess (1893), Description of appendicitis (?1886) and mercury pigmentation of the colon (1867) by Dr Theodore Williams (1886), Ulceration of the intestines in chronic renal disease by Dr W. H. Dickinson (1877), Diseases of the Kidney, Monro (1758-1786) described Dropsy, Dr Bence Jones and the chemistry of diseases of the kidney, description of cysteine calculi and Bence Jones' protein in multiple myeloma, W. H. Dickinson author of 'Diseases of the Kidneys', Uraemic Skin eruptions described by Dr Le Cronier Lancaster (1892), Diseases of the Nervous system, CNS Atrophy associated with limb amputation described by Dr W. H. Dickinson (1876), Sir Prescott Hewett and Dr J {John]. Ogle description of Arachnoid cysts and related museum specimens, Explanation of aphasia by Dr John Ogle and Dr Wadham, Localisation of Broca's area by Dr W. Ogle (1867-1868), Lecture on Aphasia by Dr John Ogle referencing Samuel Johnson and Dean Swift (1874), Sir Clifford Allbutt's pioneering use of the opthalmoscope (1871), The significance of body temperature and the development of the clinical thermometer by Sir Clifford Allbutt (1867), Ductless Glands, Descriptions of the cells in Leukaemia by Dr Fuller (1876) and Dr Cavafy (1880), Association of Suprarenal [Adrenal] gland tumours with precocious puberty by Dr J Ogle (1865) with related museum specimen, Association of primary tumours of the thyroid with seconadary growths in bone by Mr Warrington Haward (1882), Histology of the Thymus gland by Dr H. Watney, Recognition of infantile scurvy by Dr Cheadle, Descriptions of rickets by Dr W. H. Dickinson and Dr D Drewitt, Hypodermic Medication first used at St George's by Mr Charles Hunter, (1866), Use of morphine injection in heart disease by Sir Clifford Allbutt (1869), John Snow, Anaesthetist at St George's (1847-1858), Treatment of Rheumatic Fever with salicylates by T. J. Maclagan (1876), First used at St George's by Drs Cavafy and Whipham (1876), Alkaline and other treatments by Dr H. W. Fuller ((1860), Appointment of Dr Patrick Manson as lecturer in Tropical Diseases (1894 or 1895), Pioneer of Tropical Diseases in India, H Vandyke Carter, illustrator of Gray's Anatomy.; H[umphrey] D. Rolleston, 1 Nov 1909

Vol XVII. Issue 8. pp.129 'Obituary William Rivers Pollock', Obituary of William Rivers Pollock, died 5 Oct 1909, student and house surgeon at St Georges and distinguished hurdle racer; author unnamed, 1 Nov 1909

Vol XVII. Issue 8. pp.130-131 'School Notes', Annual Dinner at the Whitehall Rooms held 1 Octoer 1909, New Hockey Club formed, Clinical Lectures list Nov 1909.; author unnamed, 1 Nov 1909

Vol XVII. Issue 8. pp.131-133 'St George's Hospital Club', Report of AGM of the Hospital Club including financial report, deficit caused by Gazette printing costs, increased advertising in Gazette to raise income.; author unnamed, 1 Nov 1909

Vol XVII. Issue 8. pp.133 'Appointments', Appointments of St George's staff to other hospitals and services. Appointment of Dr Edward A. Wilson as Medical Officer for the Captain Scott Expedition to the South Pole.; author unnamed, 1 Nov 1909

Vol XVII. Issue 8. pp.133 'Examination Results', Results of recent examinations of Conjoint Board.; author unnamed, 1 Nov 1909
Vol XVII. Issue 8. pp.133 'Change of Address', Changes of Address of St George's staff and alumni.; author unnamed, 1 Nov 1909

Vol XVII. Issue 8. pp.133-134 'The Services', Appointments of St George's staff to other hospitals and services.; author unnamed, 1 Nov 1909

Vol XVII. Issue 8. pp.134 'House Officers', List of House officers; author unnamed, 1 Nov 1909
Vol XVII. Issue 8. pp.134 'Births', A son to J. G. Cooper, A daughter to H. R. Mansell; author unnamed, 1 Nov 1909
Vol XVII. Issue 8. pp.134 'Marriage', Kenneth George Haig to Hester Boyd; author unnamed, 1 Nov 1909
Vol XVII. Issue 8. pp.134 'Death', 5 Oct 1909, William Rivers Pollock, aged 50.; author unnamed, 1 Nov 1909

Vol XVII. Issue 8. pp.135 'Reviews', Medical Morbid Anatomy and Pathology by H. Thursfield and W. P. S. Branson, Diseases of the Stomach by S. H. Halbershon.; author unnamed, 1 Nov 1909

Vol XVII. Issue 8. pp.136 'Notices', Paying patient required in Brighton, Applications sought for Clinical Assistantships for St George's Out-Patient Department, ; author unnamed, 1 Nov 1909

Vol XVII. Issue 8. pp.136 'Editorial Notice', Instructions for communications with the Gazette.; author unnamed, 1 Nov 1909

Vol XVII. Issue 9. pp.137 'Contents', List of Contents; author unnamed, 1 Dec 1909

Vol XVII. Issue 9. pp.137-141 'Spinning for Pike', Article on Fishing for Pike in the South of England.; W. F. J., 1 Dec 1909

Vol XVII. Issue 9. pp.141-143 'Love in its Medical Aspects', Description of the condition 'Love' using medical terminology; author unnamed, 1 Dec 1909

Vol XVII. Issue 9. pp.144 'Death and the Physician', Poem; T. W. P., 1 Dec 1909

Vol XVII. Issue 9. pp.144-147 'School Notes', Report and results of recent Hockey Team fixtures, List of clinical lectures for Dec 1909, Report of recent meetings of the Hunterian Society, The Antitryptic Powers of the Blood Serum by Dr Golla, Some Injuries Involving the Knee Joint by Mr Frankau, Clinical Case meeting.; author unnamed, 1 Dec 1909

Vol XVII. Issue 9. pp.147 'Officers of the Lanesborough Lodge', Officers of the Lanesborough [Masonic] Lodge, No 3019, 1909-10.; author unnamed, 1 Dec 1909

Vol XVII. Issue 9. pp.147-148 'Appointments', Appointments of St George's staff to other hospitals and services.; author unnamed, 1 Dec 1909

Vol XVII. Issue 9. pp.148 'Change of Address', Changes of Address of St George's staff and alumni.; author unnamed, 1 Dec 1909

Vol XVII. Issue 9. pp.148 'Recently Qualified', Names and addresses of recently qualified medical staff not in the Hospital directory; author unnamed, 1 Dec 1909

Vol XVII. Issue 9. pp.148-9 'The Services', Appointments of St George's staff to other hospitals and services.; author unnamed, 1 Dec 1909

Vol XVII. Issue 9. pp.149 'Prizes', Webb Prize for Bacteriology for 1909 awared to Robert Francis Jones; author unnamed, 1 Dec 1909

Vol XVII. Issue 9. pp.149 'Marriages', Dr Clifford Brookes to Florence Cohen, Louis Brightwell Hayned to Margaret Lillias Morison.; author unnamed, 1 Dec 1909

Vol XVII. Issue 9. pp.150-151 'Reviews', The Awful and Eithical Allegory of Deuteronomy Smith of the Life History of a Medical Student, Hysteria by T. D. Savill, Operative Nursing and Technique by C. P. Childe, Notification of forthcoming publication of Construction, Equipment and Management of a General Hospital by Donald J. Mackintosh, illustrated by plans, Synoptic Chart of Cardiac Examination by John D. Comrie, Surgical Anaestheisa by H. Bellamy Gardner, Clinical Memoranda for General Practitioners by A. T. Brand, 'The Food of the Gods'- samples of Chocolate and Cocoa received from Messrs. J. S. Fry and Co.; author unnamed, 1 Dec 1909

Vol XVII. Issue 9. pp.151 'Notices', Partnership for sale in midland town, Paying patient required in Brighton.; author unnamed, 1 Dec 1909

Vol XVII. Issue 9. pp.151 'Editorial Notice', Instructions for communications with the Gazette; author unnamed, 1 Dec 1909

Amos Harris, 49, Groom

Occupation or role: Groom
Age: 49
Gender: Male
Date of admission: 3 Jan 1874
Date of death: 28 Jan 1874
Disease (transcribed): Aneurysm of the arch of the aorta
Disease (standardised): Aneurysm (Arteries)
Admitted under the care of: Fuller, Henry William
Medical examination performed by: Fenwick, John Charles James
Post mortem examination performed by: Haward, John Warrington
Medical notes: This man had been in the Balaclava charge when when his side was grazed by a cannon ball. Six months ago shortness of breath commenced on any exertion.
Body parts examined in the post mortem: Pleurae, lungs, heart, liver, spleen, kidneys and organs of generation
Type of incident: n/a

Caroline Holdsworth, 29, Married

Occupation or role: Married
Age: 29
Gender: Female
Date of admission: 1 Jan 1874
Date of death: 12 Jan 1874
Disease (transcribed): Phthisis. Pleurisy
Disease (standardised): Tuberculosis (Lung); Pleurisy (Pleura)
Admitted under the care of: Fuller, Henry William
Medical examination performed by: Laking, Francis Henry
Post mortem examination performed by: Haward, John Warrington
Medical notes: This woman stated that she was confined five months back and ever since had been out of health with pain about the body, cough and spitting.
Body parts examined in the post mortem: Pleurae, lungs, heart, liver, spleen, kidneys and organs of generation
Type of incident: n/a

Henry Sparrow, 33, Waiter

Occupation or role: Waiter
Age: 33
Gender: Male
Date of admission: 12 Dec 1873
Date of death: 10 Jan 1874
Disease (transcribed): Morbus cordis
Disease (standardised): Disease (Heart)
Admitted under the care of: Fuller, Henry William
Medical examination performed by: n/a
Post mortem examination performed by: n/a
Medical notes: Not reported here
Body parts examined in the post mortem: Not examined
Type of incident: n/a

George Griffin, 69, Tailor

Occupation or role: Tailor
Age: 69
Gender: Male
Date of admission: 31 Dec 1873
Date of death: 4 Jan 1874
Disease (transcribed): Atheroma. Apoplexy
Disease (standardised): Plaque, atherosclerotic (Arteries); Stroke (Brain )
Admitted under the care of: Fuller, Henry William
Medical examination performed by: Laking, Francis Henry
Post mortem examination performed by: Haward, John Warrington
Medical notes: Four days before his admission he complained of a pain in the head with giddiness and a sensation of sickness. Shortly afterwards he had a fit.
Body parts examined in the post mortem: Brain, pleurae, lungs, heart, liver, spleen, kidneys, ureter and bladder
Type of incident: n/a

William Russell, 41, Omnibus conductor

Occupation or role: Omnibus conductor
Age: 41
Gender: Male
Date of admission: 13 Dec 1873
Date of death: 2 Jan 1874
Disease (transcribed): Cancer of liver. Peritonitis
Disease (standardised): Carcinoma (Liver); Peritonitis (Abdomen)
Admitted under the care of: Fuller, Henry William
Medical examination performed by: Laking, Francis Henry
Post mortem examination performed by: Haward, John Warrington
Medical notes: This man stated that he had been out of health for six months with loss of appetite, sickness and a sensation of weakness and losing flesh.
Body parts examined in the post mortem: Pleurae, lungs, heart, peritoneum, liver, spleen and kidneys
Type of incident: n/a

Florence Barrett, 4, [No occupation stated]

Occupation or role: [No occupation stated]
Age: 4
Gender: Female
Date of admission: 10 Dec 1873
Date of death: 26 Dec 1873
Disease (transcribed): Empyema. Pericarditis
Disease (standardised): Empyema (Pleura); Pericarditis (Heart)
Admitted under the care of: Fuller, Henry William
Medical examination performed by: Laking, Francis Henry
Post mortem examination performed by: Haward, John Warrington
Medical notes: The friends of this child stated that he had been out of health for about eight days with loss of appetite, cough, apparent shivering and occasional sickness.
Body parts examined in the post mortem: Pleurae, lungs, pericardium, heart, liver, spleen, kidneys and organs of generation
Type of incident: n/a

Jesse Jones, 43, Labourer

Occupation or role: Labourer
Age: 43
Gender: Male
Date of admission: 17 Sep 1873
Date of death: 17 Dec 1873
Disease (transcribed): Syphilis? Phthisis
Disease (standardised): Syphilis (Systemic); Tuberculosis (Lung)
Admitted under the care of: Fuller, Henry William
Medical examination performed by: Laking, Francis Henry
Post mortem examination performed by: Haward, John Warrington
Medical notes: This man was under the care of the surgeon with a supposed syphilitic tumour in the muscles about the belly, necrosis of the nose bones and ulceration of the throat.
Body parts examined in the post mortem: Pleurae, lungs, heart, liver, spleen, kidneys, glands and organs of generation
Type of incident: n/a

William Tombs, 52, Foreman

Occupation or role: Foreman
Age: 52
Gender: Male
Date of admission: 12 Nov 1873
Date of death: 16 Dec 1873
Disease (transcribed): Cirrhosis of liver. Ascites. Peritonitis
Disease (standardised): Cirrhosis (Liver); Ascites (Abdomen); Peritonitis (Abdomen)
Admitted under the care of: Fuller, Henry William
Medical examination performed by: Laking, Francis Henry
Post mortem examination performed by: Haward, John Warrington
Medical notes: This man stated that he had not been in good health for the last two years with loss of appetite and occasional swelling of the legs, shortness of the breath on any exertion with some slight cough and spitting.
Body parts examined in the post mortem: Pleurae, lungs, heart, peritoneum, liver, spleen and kidneys
Type of incident: n/a

William Brockaway, 66, Labourer

Occupation or role: Labourer
Age: 66
Gender: Male
Date of admission: 12 Nov 1873
Date of death: 21 Nov 1873
Disease (transcribed): Cirrhosis of liver. Granular kidneys. Ascites
Disease (standardised): Cirrhosis (Liver); Disease (Kidney); Ascites (Abdomen)
Admitted under the care of: Fuller, Henry William
Medical examination performed by: Laking, Francis Henry
Post mortem examination performed by: Haward, John Warrington
Medical notes: This man stated that for more than a year he had had pain in the chest with shortness of the breath on any exertion.
Body parts examined in the post mortem: Pleurae, lungs, heart, peritoneum, liver, spleen and kidneys
Type of incident: n/a

John Brett, 51, Bricklayer

Occupation or role: Bricklayer
Age: 51
Gender: Male
Date of admission: 18 Oct 1873
Date of death: 16 Nov 1873
Disease (transcribed): Granular kidneys. Pericarditis. Pleurisy
Disease (standardised): Disease (Kidney); Pericarditis (Heart); Pleurisy (Pleura)
Admitted under the care of: Fuller, Henry William
Medical examination performed by: Laking, Francis Henry
Post mortem examination performed by: Haward, John Warrington
Medical notes: This man stated that he was in a comparatively good state of health up to two months before admission when the leg and belly commenced to swell.
Body parts examined in the post mortem: Pleurae, lungs, pericardium, heart, liver, spleen and kidneys
Type of incident: n/a

Thomas O’Donnell, 32, Clerk

Occupation or role: Clerk
Age: 32
Gender: Male
Date of admission: 17 Sep 1873
Date of death: 11 Nov 1873
Disease (transcribed): Phthisis
Disease (standardised): Tuberculosis (Lung)
Admitted under the care of: Fuller, Henry William
Medical examination performed by: n/a
Post mortem examination performed by: n/a
Medical notes: Not reported here
Body parts examined in the post mortem: Not examined
Type of incident: n/a

Mary Higgens, 65, [No occupation stated]

Occupation or role: [No occupation stated]
Age: 65
Gender: Female
Date of admission: 17 Sep 1873
Date of death: 8 Nov 1873
Disease (transcribed): Morbus cordis
Disease (standardised): Disease (Heart)
Admitted under the care of: Fuller, Henry William
Medical examination performed by: Laking, Francis Henry
Post mortem examination performed by: Haward, John Warrington
Medical notes: About five years ago she first found that she began to have pain in the chest with shortness of the breath. The last two years her legs were occasionally swollen.
Body parts examined in the post mortem: Pleurae, lungs, heart, liver, spleen, kidneys and organs of generation
Type of incident: n/a

James Clarke, 21, Labourer

Occupation or role: Labourer
Age: 21
Gender: Male
Date of admission: 15 Oct 1873
Date of death: 5 Nov 1873
Disease (transcribed): Phthisis
Disease (standardised): Tuberculosis (Lung)
Admitted under the care of: Fuller, Henry William
Medical examination performed by: Laking, Francis Henry
Post mortem examination performed by: Haward, John Warrington
Medical notes: The patient was in good health up to March of this year when after a severe cough and cold, pain became fixed in the left chest under the collar bone.
Body parts examined in the post mortem: Brain, pleurae, lungs, heart, liver, spleen and kidneys
Type of incident: n/a

William Johnson, 48, Plumber

Occupation or role: Plumber
Age: 48
Gender: Male
Date of admission: 15 Oct 1873
Date of death: 29 Oct 1873
Disease (transcribed): Cancer of the subcutaneous connective tissue and viscera
Disease (standardised): Cancer (Tissue); Cancer (Viscera)
Admitted under the care of: Fuller, Henry William
Medical examination performed by: Laking, Francis Henry
Post mortem examination performed by: Haward, John Warrington
Medical notes: This man was in comparatively good health up to ten weeks before admission when he first felt out of health with pains about the body.
Body parts examined in the post mortem: Pleurae, lungs, heart, liver, spleen, pancreas, kidneys and bladder
Type of incident: n/a

William Sullivan, 38, Labourer

Occupation or role: Labourer
Age: 38
Gender: Male
Date of admission: 17 Sep 1873
Date of death: 21 Oct 1873
Disease (transcribed): Perforation of the intestine. Peritonitis. Cancer of the liver
Disease (standardised): Perforation (Intestines); Peritonitis (Abdomen); Cancer (Liver)
Admitted under the care of: Fuller, Henry William
Medical examination performed by: Laking, Francis Henry
Post mortem examination performed by: Haward, John Warrington
Medical notes: This man stated that he had been out of health for about four months with vomiting after food, loss of strength and constant nausea.
Body parts examined in the post mortem: Pleurae, lungs, heart, glands, liver, spleen, kidneys, peritoneum and intestines
Type of incident: n/a

William Lemoine, 30, Clerk

Occupation or role: Clerk
Age: 30
Gender: Male
Date of admission: 20 Oct 1873
Date of death: 21 Oct 1873
Disease (transcribed): Granular kidneys. Apoplexy. Morbus cordis
Disease (standardised): Disease (Kidney); Stroke (Brain); Disease (Heart)
Admitted under the care of: Fuller, Henry William
Medical examination performed by: Laking, Francis Henry
Post mortem examination performed by: Haward, John Warrington
Medical notes: This man was picked up in a stone yard in an insensible state and nothing was known about him.
Body parts examined in the post mortem: Brain, pleurae, lungs, heart, liver, spleen and kidneys
Type of incident: n/a

Eliza People, 23, Servant

Occupation or role: Servant
Age: 23
Gender: Female
Date of admission: 25 Jul 1873
Date of death: 15 Oct 1873
Disease (transcribed): Morbus cordis
Disease (standardised): Disease (Heart)
Admitted under the care of: Fuller, Henry William
Medical examination performed by: n/a
Post mortem examination performed by: n/a
Medical notes: Not reported here
Body parts examined in the post mortem: Not examined
Type of incident: n/a

William Gair, 25, Servant

Occupation or role: Servant
Age: 25
Gender: Male
Date of admission: 15 Oct 1873
Date of death: 15 Oct 1873
Disease (transcribed): Mitral contraction. Adherent pericardium. Chronic peritonitis. Cirrhosis of liver
Disease (standardised): Disease (Heart); Peritonitis (Abdomen); Cirrhosis (Liver); Adherent (Pericardium)
Admitted under the care of: Fuller, Henry William
Medical examination performed by: Laking, Francis Henry
Post mortem examination performed by: Haward, John Warrington
Medical notes: This man was sent up from the country with a supposed enlargement of the liver.
Body parts examined in the post mortem: Pleurae, lungs, heart, pericardium, peritoneum, liver, spleen and kidneys
Type of incident: n/a

Mary A Orchard, 54, Widow

Occupation or role: Widow
Age: 54
Gender: Female
Date of admission: 23 Jul 1873
Date of death: 8 Sep 1873
Disease (transcribed): Granular kidneys. Chorea
Disease (standardised): Disease (Kidney); Chorea (Central nervous system)
Admitted under the care of: Fuller, Henry William
Medical examination performed by: Laking, Francis Henry
Post mortem examination performed by: Haward, John Warrington
Medical notes: The history given by this woman was that about four years ago movements commenced about the body and limbs and had gradually been getting worse.
Body parts examined in the post mortem: Cranium, brain, pleurae, lungs, heart, liver, spleen and kidneys
Type of incident: n/a

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