Lieut.-Colonel George Babington Croft Lyons

Memoir of Dr. Babington

was more esteemed during life, or more regretted on his death in 1833 (from influenza, then so prevalent), than this truly good man, the leading features of whose character are well pourtrayed in a sketch of his career drawn up by his distinguished son-in-law, Dr. Richard Bright, in-^e twelfth volume of the Medical Gazette. The rare honour ofS*k. statue?one of the best works of the late Mr. Beh...

Classics in space medicine. An account of experiments in which two monkeys were recovered unharmed after ballistic space flight.

CAPTAIN ASHTON GRAYBIEL, Me, USN, COLONEL ROBERT H. HOLMES, MC, USA, DIETRICH E. BEISCHER, Ph.D., MAJOR GERALD E. CHAMPLIN, MC, USA, GEORGE P. PEDIGO, W. CARROLL HIXSON, THOMAS R. A. DAvis, M.D., NORMAN g. BARR, M.D., WALLACE G. KISTLER, JORMA I. NIVEN, PH.D., CAPTAIN EDWARD WILBARGER, MSC, USA, DONALD E. STULLKEN, Ph.D., CAPTAIN WILLIAM S. AUGERSON, Me, USA, FIRST LIEUT. ROBERT CLARK, MSC, USA...

Lieut.-Col. J. C. Robertson

Lieut.-Genl. Sir William Leishman

K.C.B., K.C.M.G., M.B., F.R.C.P., F.R.S., IX.D., K.H.P., Dircctor-Gencral, Army Medical Scrvicc. The scientific world, the medical profession and the Royal Army Medical Corps sustained a great loss when on June 2nd, of this year Sir William Leishman died after a short illness. William Boog Leishman was born on November 6th, 1865; he was the son of Dr. William Leishman a professor of midwifery a...

Colonel D. F. Keegan