Patrick Watson-Williams

Ruminations on the Trigeminal Nerve *Patrick Watson-Williams Memorial Lecture, University of Bristol, 18th Jan., 1964.

atrick Watson-Williams, though I know his son, and now his grandson is one of my ^leagues on the staff of the Manchester Royal Infirmary. Patrick Watson-Williams plonged to the golden age of British Otolaryngology; an age on the pages of whose ^story occur such names as Sir St. Clair Thomson, J. S. Fraser, Jenkins, Scott, Browne% and Paterson. They are now numbered amongst the immortals of our ...

The Long Fox Lecture: Suppurative Disease in the Nose and Ear

Chronic Nasal Sinusitis and Its Relation to General Medicine

The New Outlook in Oto-Laryngology *The Watson-Williams Memorial Lecture, given at Bristol University on 8th March, 1955.

% first duty, and indeed pleasure, is to thank the Council and Senate of the University 0f Bristol for the honour they have done me in inviting me to give the third * atson-Williams Memorial Lecture?a compliment I appreciate all the more when I ave learned that my two predecessors were my distinguished colleagues, Mr. Mollison and Mr. Negus, both of whom I hold in the highest regard. I knew the...

The History of the Bristol Medico-Chirurgical Journal

on this volume, which contained many beautiful drawings and original scientific contributions. The actual inception of the Journal has been recorded by Mr. L. M. Griffiths, for seventeen years Assistant Editor.1 After referring to the preceding Transactions, he continued : " Another four years passed (i.e. 1882) and some members of the Committee thought the time had arrived for the publication ...