Army Medical School, Netley

The Army Medical School at Netley

The Indian Medical Service

to Netley for a two-months' course after studying for a similar period in Loudon. The Royal Army Medical College will not probably be completed for two <>r three years; indeed the foundation-stone of the new building has not been as yet laid, and until this building has been raised and fitted, entrants into the Indian Medical Service will probably continue to be sent to Netley; the R. A. M. C. ...

William Campbell Maclean, professor of military medicine, Royal Victoria Hospital, Netley, 1861-1885.

He went to Edinburgh Medical School, then at the height of its fame as the most important in the world. He passed out as a licentiate of the Royal College of Surgeons there in 1833 and graduated in medicine the next year. Having two brothers serving in the Bengal Army in India, he wanted to join the Army from a young age. His parents objected, as they did not think his health was strong enough ...

John More Young

and at Netley, he took the first place, and carried of all the prizes, viz., the Herbert Prize, Martin Memorial Gold Medal, Montefiore Medal, and Parke's Memorial Bronze Medal. At the close of the Session at the Army Medical School, Sir Galbraith Logan, K.C.B., in handing to Dr. Young, in succession, all these prizes and medals, made some happy references to t( the special advantages that might...

Long night's journey into day: prisoners of war in Hong Kong and Japan, 1941–1945

Thomson and George Ballingall. He has very little to say, however, about the shortlived chair at Dublin, but the final chapter provides a sketch of medical education in the wake of the Crimean war, and the establishment of the Army Medical School at Fort Pitt, Chatham, in 1860 and its relocation to Netley three years later. Overall, the book provides a good deal of useful information about Brit...