Born at Wellington, Somerset on 24 September 1864, the sixth child and fourth son of William Elworthy, woollen manufacturer, and Mary Scott Williamson, his wife. He was educated at Taunton College and at St Bartholomew's Hospital. He acted as casualty officer at the Royal Northern Hospital, was assi

Cyril Wace was educated at King's College Hospital and qualified with the Conjoint Diploma in 1893. When he was appointed house surgeon at King's Joseph Lister was still the senior surgeon at the hospital. He took the FRCS in 1897 and became honorary consultant surgeon to the Royal Hampshire County

Born in 1871 he was educated at St Thomas's Hospital taking first-class honours in surgery at the University of London BS examination in 1894 and passing the final FRCS examination on 23 November 1894, at the age of 23. He practised at Charterhouse in the City of London, and died on 5 January 1956 a

Educated at Christ's College, Cambridge and at Guy's Hospital, where he was Gurney prizeman in 1894 and served the office of house physician. He was for a time clinical assistant at the Great Ormond Street Children's Hospital and then went into partnership with David Arnott, MB, ChB Edinburgh, at Sh

Son of a yeoman farmer of Kingsbridge, South Devon, Francis Coaker studied medicine at the London Hospital. After holding resident appointments there he settled in practice at Bromsgrove in 1897. There he combined a large general practice with the post of surgeon to the Bromsgrove Cottage Hospital,

Born on 29 October 1867, fourth son and seventh child of William Bonamy Maingay, a private gentleman living in Guernsey. He was educated at Clifton College from January 1883 to July 1885, and afterwards entered St Bartholomew's Hospital. In 1894 he was appointed house surgeon at the Scarborough Hosp

Born at Bungay, Suffolk, 7 January 1870, the fifth son of Henry Wightman, draper, and his wife, *née* Hambling. He was educated at the Grammar Schools at Bungay and Great Yarmouth, before proceeding to St Bartholomew's Hospital. From the Hospital he passed the final examination for FRCS at the age o

Hugh Davies was born on 1 February 1867, the eldest son and first child of U Davies, an auctioneer and valuer, and his wife Laura Eliza Jones. He was educated at Oswestry and at University College, London, before he entered Guy's Hospital as a medical student. Here he served as house surgeon, gradua

Born at Parkstone, Dorset, 16 April 1869, son of Thomas Belben, he was educated at Haileybury College and at Christ's College, Cambridge, where he took third-class honours in the Natural Sciences Tripos, part I, 1888. He qualified in 1891, and served as house surgeon, house physician, and resident m

Born at Blackheath, Kent, on 11 September 1869, the seventh child and second son of Charles Pantin, wholesale merchant, and Ella Satchell, his wife. He was educated at Blackheath Proprietary School, and at Guy's Hospital, where he served as house surgeon. He was also house surgeon and house physicia

Born 8 February 1871 at Cemarques, High Street, Deal, Kent, the eighth child and fourth son of Frederick Thomas Hulke, FRCS, and Charlotte Backhouse, his wife. He was educated at Dover College and at the Middlesex Hospital, where his uncle John Whitaker Hulke, FRCS, was surgeon. He acted as apotheca

Born at Hill House, Wickwar, Gloucestershire on 10 July 1869, the eighth child and sixth son of John Arnold, brewer and farmer, and Clara Harward his wife. The six consecutive sons were followed by two daughters. He was educated at the local grammar school before entering St Thomas's Hospital, where