Born on 28 May 1865 at Colchester, the second child and only son of Thomas Mothersole, a wine merchant, and his wife Esther Cooke. He was educated at Framlingham College, and took the Conjoint qualification in 1888 from Guy's Hospital. He took the London MB BS the next year with first-class honours,

Born on 11 October 1866, the fourth child and third son of the Rev John Cholmeley, rector of Carleton Rode, Forncett, Norfolk, and Jane Eliza Fell, his wife. He was educated at Marlborough College and St Bartholomew's Hospital. After serving as senior assistant house surgeon at Huddersfield Infirmar

Educated at St Xavier's College, Bombay, graduated in medicine and surgery at Bombay University, and completed his training at Charing Cross Hospital, where he served as House Surgeon and Surgical Registrar. He returned to India in 1894 and practised at Goa until 1908, when he settled in Bangalore,

The eldest son of George Heaton of Handsworth, connected with the Birmingham Mint and later of Milan, was educated at Clifton College (1873-1880), where he became Head Boy, and then at Magdalen College, Oxford, having obtained a Demyship in Science, from Oct 16th, 1880, to 1885. He obtained 1st Clas

Born in Australia on 8 August 1860, the eldest child of George Brice Pennell, civil engineer, and his wife, *née* Mist. He was educated at Lancing College and at Lincoln College, Oxford, where he was a scholar and took third-class honours in Classical Moderations in 1881. He entered Guy's Hospital M

Born 23 February 1865 at Parkgate-by-Chester, the second son of the Rev Algernon Sydney Grenfell, MA, who kept the Mostyn House private school at Parkgate, and Jane Georgina, his wife, daughter of Dr Thomas Hutchinson. The Grenfells came from Tor, Devonshire, and members of several generations, afte

Educated at University College Hospital, he served as a clinical assistant at Moorfields Ophthalmic Hospital. Most of his life was spent in practice at Timaru, Canterbury, New Zealand, where he was resident surgeon in sole charge of the Timaru Hospital. During the war of 1914-18 he served as a Capta

Born at Blackburn on 21 January 1866, the second child and eldest son of Thomas Firth, cotton spinner and manufacturer, and Betty Fielden Lacy, his wife. He was educated privately and at Owens College, Manchester, before beginning his medical training at King's College and University College Hospita