THE LATE DR. HOPKINS.

The Late Dr. Reginald Farrar

The Late Dr. Francis Warner

The recent death of Dr. Warner in his eightieth year, is an event which must command the sympathy and regret of the readers of Mental Welfare. For many years past he had been retired from active work, but in the l'atter part of last century his name was one of the best known among those working in the field to which this journal is devoted. He was, indeed, a leader in the way in which he approa...

Late Dr. Busteed, I.M.S.

sensible of the great debt due to Dr. Busteed for the sagacious and indefatigable researches which he conducted into the history of " Old Calcutta," for the light which he threw upon the life and conversation of our countrymen in that city, and for the graphic pictures drawn by his careful pen of one of the most momentous periods in the growth of our Indian Empire, the days of Warren Hastings a...

Dr. Halsted at hopkins and at high hampton.

written about Dr. William Stewart Halsted, considered one of the greatest and most influential surgeons of all time (Figure 1). Halsted was born in 1852 in New York City, the son of a wealthy dry goods importer, and lived on Fifth Avenue. Upon graduation from Andover, Yale, and the Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons, he trained in New York and spent 2 years in Europe studyin...

Éloge on the Late Dr. Milne Murray

Professor Simpson, Vice-President, read the following telegram from Dr Brewis:?" Teneriffe.?Please express at meeting President's sorrow for Society's loss," and said:?In the absence of our President the sorrowful duty falls on me to try to say something as to the sense we all feel of the loss, the great loss, the Society has sustained through the death of Dr Milne Murray. It is more than a yea...