He was born on 29 January 1883, educated at the London Hospital, and practised at Rye, Sussex, where he was surgeon to the Memorial Hospital. He also served as medical officer to the Post Office and as Admiralty surgeon and agent, and was a certified factory surgeon. He died at Rotherview, Rye on 19

Educated at Bradford Grammar School, and King's College, Cambridge, he received his clinical training at the Westminster Hospital, where he was house physician and accoucheur from 1891 to 1893, and Bird Gold Medallist in 1893. Then followed a year at Great Ormond Street as house physician and house

He was educated at the Westminster Hospital where he won the Sturges Prize in Medicine and the Abrahams Prize in Pathology. After qualification he held appointments as house surgeon at the Westminster and the Royal National Orthopaedic Hospital, and was awarded honours in his London examination. He

Born at Bridgewater near Bendigo, Victoria in 1880. His forebears had migrated to Australia from Foss, near Pitlochry, Scotland in 1840. The family moved later to Narracan, Gippsland, where his father was a timber contractor and where he attended school, but was largely self taught. He matriculated

Born on 22 March 1888 in Co Tyrone, Ireland, he studied medicine at Queen's College, Galway and Queen's College, Belfast, where he graduated with first-class honours in 1910 and was demonstrator of anatomy 1912-13. He was house surgeon at Downe Hospital, Downpatrick and casualty house surgeon at Bri

Born at Winnipeg, Canada in 1888 son of F Ferguson Kerr MD, he was educated at Edinburgh University, King's College, London, and Owens College, Manchester, qualifying in 1910. He served as house surgeon in the University wards at the Royal Infirmary, Edinburgh, and then settled in practice in Manche

Born on 14 December 1872, the son of Axel Key, professor of pathological anatomy at the Royal Caroline Institute, Stockholm, he was partly of Scottish descent. Key graduated in 1907 and served from 1911 to 1937 as surgeon to the Maria Hospital, Stockholm, and was appointed also professor of surgery

Born 2 June 1894 the fifth child and second son of Theodor Kittel, coal and iron exporter, and his wife née Slater, he was educated at Oundle, the Royal School of Mines, and Emmanuel College, Cambridge, where he took third-class honours in the Natural Sciences Tripos part I in 1918. He qualified fro

Himangshu Sekhar Lahiri gained his FRCS in 1955. His last-known address was in Walton-on-Thames. He died on 1 April 2014 at the age of 94 and was survived by his wife Betty, children Kim, Robin and Arun, and six grandchildren.

Born at Invercargill, New Zealand on 30 April 1912, son of Wilfred Francis Bisset a newspaper owner and his wife Christina Scott Rew, daughter of Robert Rew an Auckland merchant. He was educated at Invercargill and graduated from Otago Medical School, Dunedin in 1936. After a short time as a house s

Born 30 April 1862, son of Nicholas Mahon of Galway and his wife née Bodkin. A Nicholas Mahon, educated at Queen's College, Galway qualified as LAH Dublin in 1877 and was appointed apothecary to the Ballinrobe Union Workhouse and Co Galway Infirmary; R B Mahon practised for a time at Ballinrobe in t

Born 4 September 1863, the seventh child and third son of George Mahood, MD, of Enniskillen, Co Fermanagh, Ireland, and his wife Mary Jane Bell. He was educated at Portora Royal School, Enniskillen, and was an exhibitioner of the Royal University of Ireland, through which he graduated in 1888. He wa