Born at Kennington, Oxfordshire on 16 July 1871, the son of Job Mundy, a farmer, and his wife, Elizabeth Catherine Stone. He was their third child and third son. Educated at Faversham School, he entered St Bartholomew's Hospital in October 1892. Here he gained the senior anatomy or Foster prize for

Stephen Frederick Lynch was born on 30 May 1871 and studied at King's College, London and at King's College Hospital, qualifying with the Conjoint Board Diploma in 1897. After house appointments at King's College Hospital he proceeded to the FRCS in 1900 and practised in Plymouth. In 1911 he emig

Born 11 April 1875 at Newnham Hall, Baldock, Herts, eldest son of Neville Joseph Hine, JP, chartered accountant, and Eliza Taylor his wife. N J Hine was chairman of the Hitchin Rural District Council for thirty-three years and was an alderman of the Herts County Council. Hine was educated at the

Dent was educated at Mason College, Birmingham and St Bartholomew's Hospital, London from which he qualified with the Conjoint Diploma in 1897; after study at the Newcastle-upon-Tyne Medical School he took the Durham University MB in 1898. He served as a civil surgeon with the South African Field Fo

Born on 8 October 1874 at Atherton, Lancashire, eldest child of Thomas Watson, engineer, and his wife Sarah Bradley. He was educated at Rivington Grammar School, University College, Liverpool, where he won the Holt Fellowship in physiology 1899, King's College, London, and the London Hospital, where

Born at Academy Street, Warrington, 1 August 1873, the eldest son of Edward Austin Fox, LRCPEd, and his wife, *née* Green. He was educated at the Warrington Grammar School, Stonyhurst College, and Owen's College, Manchester. He gained second class honours in physiology at the London University BSc e

Educated at the University of Edinburgh, he served as casualty house surgeon at the Temperance Hospital, London, and as resident medical officer at Booth Hall Infirmary for Children, Manchester. Then returning to London he was medical superintendent at the Great Ormond Street Hospital for Sick Child

Educated at King's College Hospital, where he served as house surgeon, house accoucheur, and ophthalmic clinical assistant. He was also house surgeon and clinical assistant at the Royal Eye Hospital, Southwark. He practised at Weybridge 1900-07, and at Bicester 1907-13. He then retired to Lustleigh,

Born at Northiam, Sussex, on 4 October 1873, the fourth child and second son of Augustus Mannington, farmer, and his wife, née Caffyn. He was educated at University School, Hastings, and the Middlesex Hospital, where he served as demonstrator of physiology and house surgeon. After a period as clinic

Born in London on 29 May 1872, fourth son of the Very Rev the Hon William Henry Fremantle, Dean of Ripon, and Isabella, his wife, daughter of Sir Culling Eardley, 3rd Baronet, the religious philanthropist (for whom see *DNB*). The Dean was the second son of Thomas Francis Fremantle, 1st Lord Cottesl