Dr. S. Williams

Dr. K. S. Ray

Dr H. S. Davidson

interests of this ancient Society; we recall the occasions on which, by means of papers and discussion, he contributed so profitably to our deliberations out of his large experience; but we remember, perhaps, more even than these, the appeal of a personality that charmed us alike by its simplicity, its sympathy and its sincerity. The loss the Society has sustained in the death of Davidson is a ...

Dr. R. I. S. Gordon

Dr. W. H. S. Walker

Outside Medicine Dr . Ward ' s Case

Many medical men-and women-have been enthusiastic gardeners.' But it is doubtful if any have been devoted to plants with quite such passion, or experienced so spectacular an outcome of their ambitious efforts, as an otherwise little-known surgeon who lived and practised amid the grime of London's dockland in the early years of the last century. It would be hard to conceive of a more unpromising...