Plarr's Lives of the Fellows
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Son of T Callaway, senr (qv), was born in 1822. He studied at Guy’s Hospital and became Demonstrator of Anatomy, living at 7 William Street, London Bridge. In 1846 he gained the Jacksonian Prize, which with some additions he published in London in 1849 under the title “A Dissertation upon Dislocatio
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The son of Isaac and Alicia Callaway. His parents died young and he was educated by his grandfather, who was Steward to Guy's Hospital and lived within its precincts. He was apprenticed in 1809 to Sir Astley Cooper, and in 1815 he went to Brussels directly after the Battle of Waterloo. He was electe
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