THE BRISTOL MEDICAL SCHOOL.

The Bristol Medical School

The Early History of the Bristol Medical School

The formal opening of the handsome new wing of University College, assigned to the Bristol Medical School, and so successfully inaugurated on the 16th of November by Sir Andrew Clark, the distinguished President of the Royal College of Physicians, is not only a fitting occasion for a past history of the school, but seems to demand a record of its work and^ workers in the earlier part of its lif...

The Bristol Medical Library

In the Journal for December, 1911, there appeared an article from the pen of Mr. L. M. Griffiths on the history of the Library up to the year 1902. The present paper continues this subject, dealing with the growth and development of the Library during the past ten years. This period has witnessed many important and critical changes in the constitution and general management of the Library, the ...

The Bristol Medical Library

two flourishing Medical Reading Societies, the earlier of which has long ceased to be, while the other,1 founded in 1807, has had a continuous existence to the present day, and is now, at least, as vigorous as ever, and is exceedingly popular. Such Societies, however, admirable and useful as they are, have unavoidable limitations, as they are compulsorily restricted to only a few members. There...

The Medical Reading Society, Bristol

Rarely will it be possible to chronicle the doings for a hundred years of a society that has never at any time had a larger membership than twelve. But as the opportunity has recently occurred in this city, such an event should not be passed over without some comment, as the history of a Medical Society during such a long period cannot fail to bring out many interesting points.