After becoming a Fellow of the College in 1935 Amiya Kumar Sen returned to India. Nothing is known of his career and he died in Calcutta in 1987 survived by his wife.

David Wilkie qualified in medicine in Edinburgh in 1926 and held early appointments in that city. His brother John Leonard Wilkie was an ophthalmologist and a Fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh. At the end of the second world war he moved to Cheshire and took up an appointment a

Arthur Ormond Green qualified MB BS from Melbourne in 1928 proceeding to MD in 1931. He was surgeon to inpatients at the Royal Hobart Hospital and served as a Major in the AAMC 1940-45 and as surgeon specialist to the 2/7 Australian General Hospital. He became district medical officer to Flinders Is

Frank Burke was educated at Melbourne University and qualified in 1929. From 1932, when he took his MD degree, to 1934 he was medical superintendent of the Royal Melbourne Hospital. He then came to England and took the Fellowship in 1935; returning to Melbourne he took the Australasian Fellowship in

Horace Fleming qualified in Dublin in 1929 and specialised in surgery. He held house officer posts at Cheltenham General and was a resident surgical officer at Chesterfield and North Derbyshire Royal Hospital. He was appointed county surgeon in Enniskillen and was later director of the Erne Hospital

Bert Wilfred Buttsworth was born in 1904. He was particularly interested in orthopaedics, obstetrics and gynaecology. In the early 1950's he was instrumental in convincing the Federal Government that there should be a full medical course at the University of Australia. He was President of the Wester

Thomas Beath was a graduate of Toronto University, diplomate of American Orthopaedic Surgeons, master of surgery of Toronto University, and the past President of the Virginia Orthopaedic Society. He went to Virginia in 1940 and took an appointment in the surgical department of the Medical College of

Heyworth Alexander Wigglesworth Watson studied medicine at Melbourne where he passed MB, BS in 1929. He was ENT resident at the Royal Melbourne Hospital in 1931. He moved to Edinburgh in 1932 where he was clinical assistant at the Royal Infirmary. He passed his Fellowship of the Royal College of Sur

Francis Dominic Murphy was born in Cork on 1 October 1902, and studied medicine at University College, Cork where he took a BSc and graduated MB BCh BAO in 1926. From Cork he went first to the Bristol Royal Infirmary and then to London for further surgical training, obtaining the FRCS in 1935. At th

Born in Forbes on 11 August 1907, Norman Richard Wyndham lost his mother when only a year old. A sick child, he was reared by his aunt who was later his stepmother. A serious and studious boy he won an exhibition in medicine to the University of Sydney and with unswerving devotion to his profession

Jack Carl Rudolf Hindenach was born in Christchurch, New Zealand, on 19 May 1905, the son of Carl Rudolf Hindenach, a printing engineer. He was educated at Richmond Primary School, Christchurch Boys' High School and Otago University, where he was a junior scholar. He obtained distinction in his firs

Jagan Nath Madan was born on 12 June 1896 in Sahowala, in the district of Sialkot. He was the second child of Karamchand Adan, a doctor. After school in Batalia he attended the Lahore Medical College in the Punjab where he won a silver medal in anatomy and graduated MB, BS in 1919. After an appointm