Royal Medical Benevolent College, Epsom

Royal Medical Benevolent Fund Society of Ireland

draw ouit aitlir-SiZC(l 1w(lliCe I(Ii tllcI'lSCI\ ts', all(l vet ar1,c hOt 'O CIflorl that approacli to the pe(licle is iml)ossible. I'rior to closing the abdomleni, the gall-bladder---small, firmii, thick-wallc(l, and conitracted-was exanmined, andl founcd to conltainl up near the cystic duct three calculi, each the size of a smiiall pea. Cholecystectomy was pcrfomed, which was not easv throug...

Royal Medical Benevolent Fund Society of Ireland

The Royal Medical Benevolent Fund of Ireland

Northerin Ireland(i Comimilittee marks anl epoch in the historv of the fight against dlisease in this country. It can serve a useful purpose, and with the £26,000 made available by *Lord Nuffieldl for it to carrv on its work, much goo(o can enisue. But until a centr-al institutioni for long-terimi patients is establishedi in our mid(st, only a fringc of the problem can bie tackledl. It is hoped...

Royal Medical Benevolent Fund Society of Ireland

Epsom College

(Communicated). Epsom College may best be described as a public school, offering special advantages to the medical profession. Boys are prepared for the older universities, for the London matriculation, and the degree of M. 13., for the Army examinations, or for a mercantile career. Those who intend to enter the medical profession, can pass the preliminary scientific M. B. or the intermediate B...