another old "Bart's" man has passed away, and that after only a few days' illness. though he had reached the advanced age 85. Asa surgeon I suppose no man wi ever more eminent, his exceptional qualities being recognised not only in England but all over the Continent. He was President of the College of Surgeons, Vice: Chancellor of London University, corresponding member of the Institute of France, and Hon. M.D. of Dublin, Boon, and Wureburg—which at its 300th anniversary conferred upon him an honorary degree. In addition to this he was Sergeant-Surgeon to the Queen and Surgeon to the Prince of Wales. Among the profession he was always held in the highest regard, and there must be many thousands of his old patients still living'who bless his name as they think of his wonderful surgical skill.
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