Born on Dec 6th, 1814, and educated at Guy's Hospital, where he paid great attention to the subject of diseases of women. He early entered the Bombay Army as a Surgeon, but was compelled to resign owing to ill health caused by a shipwreck on the African coast, where he contracted dysentery. For man

Born at Brixton, 15 April 1848, the only son of Samuel Osborn, FRCS, and his wife, *née* Mayhew. He was educated at Epsom College and at Wren's, well known as a "crammer" for the army examinations. He then entered St Thomas's Hospital, where he was house surgeon, house physician, resident accoucheur