DISPUTE AT LIVERPOOL.

Electro-Therapeutics at Liverpool

therapeutic and Massage Department, the buildings of which have been provided by public subscription and the equipment by Sir Alexander and Lady Bicket. In so doing he was continuing the good work of his family, for it was his grandfather who laid the foundation-stone of the hospital in 1867. The new department is furnished with whirlpool, aerated, paraffin-wax and other baths, where over one h...

A Model Abattoir at Liverpool

The Liverpool City Council has approved the general plans of the new abattoir scheme which has been formulated by the Market Committee. The Report of the Clerk and Superintendent of Markets, Mr. A. D. Harper, O.B.E., gives some interesting details as to the construction of the proposed abattoir which Mr. T. Laurie Price has designed. All the modern methods are provided for, and the scheme for t...

Biochemistry at Liverpool 1902-1971.

THIS paper begins by surveying the state of biochemical knowledge at the turn of the century. It then records how in 1902 the first British Chair of Biochemistry was founded. It goes on to describe some contributions to the subject made at Liverpool prior to the 1939-1945 war and notes that many of these advances were made by people trained in other disciplines. Finally some highlights from a s...

A New Welfare Centre at Liverpool

A NEW Welfare Centre has been presented to Liverpool by the Carnegie United Kingdom Trust. The Centre is conveniently situated, lying between the Children's Infirmary and the site of the new Maternity Hospital, and is opposite the University School of Hygiene. The new institution, under the direction of the Public Health Department, will act as the headquarters of welfare work in the city, and ...

Photon Interactions Liverpool, at High Energies