To Captn. the Honble. Francis Maude, chairman of the Weekly Board of the Middlesex Hospital, and the gentlemen who comprise that Board; a letter, on the operation of the 23rd rule of the Hospital, regulating the qualification of candidates for the assistant-surgeoncy / [Henry Burford Norman].

Norman, Henry Burford, 1819-1900.

Date:: [1848]

Credit: To Captn. the Honble. Francis Maude, chairman of the Weekly Board of the Middlesex Hospital, and the gentlemen who comprise that Board; a letter, on the operation of the 23rd rule of the Hospital, regulating the qualification of candidates for the assistant-surgeoncy / [Henry Burford Norman]. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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$distinguished himself in the various classes he attended, and, subse¬ quently, as Dresser and House Surgeon in the Hospital, when he carefully took advantage of the many opportunities presented to him, to make himself familiar with the practical duties of his profession. I also know Mr. Norman to be a very active and intelligent Surgeon in both public and private practice, and I am convinced that his services will be highly valuable to any Institution with which he may seek to be connected. THOMAS MORTON, Fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons, Surgeon to the Queen's Prison, Assistant-Surgeon to University College Hospital, 8fc. 8fc. Sfe. 9, Woburn Place, Russell Square, 22nd July, 1848. 1 ■' \ 1 V_* - ■ iO- si: George Odell, Printer, 18, Princes Street, Cavendish Square.$

To Captn. the Honble. Francis Maude, chairman of the Weekly Board of the Middlesex Hospital, and the gentlemen who comprise that Board; a letter, on the operation of the 23rd rule of the Hospital, regulating the qualification of candidates for the assistant-surgeoncy / [Henry Burford Norman].

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