Subrata Bhattacherjee was a general surgeon who practised in Carmathen. In March 2010 the College was informed that he had died in 1990 in Lucknow, India.

Educated at Sydney University, Jones came to Britain in 1962, taking the Fellowship five years later. Thereafter he returned to New South Wales, where he died on 6 June 1970.

Roger Harman Weeks was born in Worcester on 24 April 1934. He married Hilary on 27 February 1960 in Falmouth and they had two children, Sara (born 1961, who also became medically qualified) and Robert (born 1966). He practised as a general surgeon in New Zealand and died there, while living in the B

After qualifying John O'Sullivan was house surgeon on the urological unit at the Meath Hospital and house physician and transfusion officer at St Vincent's Hospital, Dublin. He then became a registrar at the Walton Hospital, Liverpool. He practised as a consultant surgeon in Wexford. His secretary n

Born 15 March 1920 Sandanam Joseph Lawrence studied medicine in Colombo at the University of Ceylon and qualified in 1946. He held house appointments in Colombo and entered the health department, serving for four years as an anaesthetist to the Government Hospital in Kandy and three years in the Gen

Haziqul Yaqin was born in 1934 and was educated at the University of Lucknow and King Edward Medical College, Lahore, qualifying MB BS in 1956. He obtained his FRCS Edinburgh in 1966 and the Fellowship of the College the following year. He held appointments at the Mayo Hospital, Lahore, Liaquat Medi

Neville Gleave was born in Timperley, Altrincham, Cheshire on 7 August 1935. His father was James Eric Gleave, a headmaster, his mother was Rhoda née Smedley. He was educated at Altrincham Grammar School for Boys and went on to study medicine at St Thomas's Hospital. His appointments included lectur

Abdelrazik El-Zawawi, the seventh of twelve children of Badawy El-Zawawi, a teacher, and of Suad Suedan, was born on 11 September 1931, at Alexandria, Egypt. The family was of Libyan origin but the paternal grandfather had settled and married in Egypt. After education at Egyptian national schools Ab

Alan Johnson was a leading gastro-intestinal surgeon and medical ethicist. He was born on 19 January 1938, at Epsom Downs, Surrey, the son of Douglas Johnson, a doctor. He was educated at Epsom College and Trinity College, Cambridge, with his clinical studies being carried out at University College

Sandy Nield was born in Adelaide on 16 September 1931, the son of Hugh Kingsley Nield, a grain merchant, and Dorothy Hammond, née Cowell. He attended St Peter's College, Adelaide, whence he won a university bursarship to Adelaide University Medical School. There he won the Dr Davies Thomas scholarsh

Born on 7 March 1899 in Adelaide, Frederick Westwood Niesche was educated at St Peter's College, one of his class-mates being Howard Florey, later Baron Florey of Adelaide and Marston. Niesche was active in the School Cadet Corps and was on parade in 1912 at the special review of the Corps by Lord K

Anand Kumar was born on 29 December 1935 in Lahore, where his father, Chuni Lal Anand, was principal of the Law College. His mother was Santosh Bhandari. He studied medicine at the University of Punjab, where he won medals for speaking and singing and represented the University at the All India Fest