He was educated at the Cardiff Medical School, University of Wales, and came to London in 1921, entering the Charing Cross Medical School and Hospital where he served the office of house surgeon for the year 1923-24. He was afterwards resident medical officer at Queen Mary's Hospital, Carshalton, which was then under the Metropolitan Asylums Board, and he filled a similar position at the Bolingbroke Hospital. For a time he acted as demonstrator of anatomy at King's College, London, and was senior house surgeon to All Saints Hospital for Genito-Urinary Disease in the Finchley Road. He was appointed surgical registrar at Charing Cross Hospital in 1926. He died unmarried on 9 November 1929 of a staphylococcal septicaemia following an injury to the heel sustained whilst playing football a few days previously. Evans not only showed promise as a surgeon but he was a lucid teacher, a sportsman, and a musician. Publications:- Novasural and hypertonic saline in chronic oedema. *Brit med J*. 1926, 1, 739. Case of epithelioma of the bronchus. *Lancet*, 1927, 1, 1077.