The Medical Services in 1911

officer of the R. A. M. C., who, during the past year, was retired for age, with twenty-nine years and 3G4 days' service, receiving only the twentyfive year pension, and missing that for thirty years by one day. The orders on the subject of fees from Indian chiefs and gentlemen of high rank, published on 2nd February 1911, and again, with modifications, on 23rd December, form a settlement, on terms reasonable to both sides of a question of considerable difficulty, and one which has been the cause of much friction and ill-feeling during the past twelve years. The administrative changes in Bengal, announced at the Delhi Darbar in December, are extensive, and are calculated to give rise to considerable differences of opinion, felt at least, if perhaps not expressed. With the political aspect and effects of these changes we are not concerned, but only with their bearings on medical ad-