Silverlock's medical and surgical emergency reference book.

Date:
[1885?]
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Licence: Public Domain Mark

Credit: Silverlock's medical and surgical emergency reference book. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    MEDICAL BENEVOLENT SOCIETIES. 0 ROYAD MEDICAL COLLEGE, EPSOM. Office^ 37, SoHo Square. W. This provides Pensions of £21 per annum for fifty Medical Men or their Widows above 60 years of age, some of whom receive in addition a residence and an allowance of coals; it also provides clothing, board, and education for fifty Orphans of Medical Men. BRITISH MEDICAL BENEVOLENT FUND. Secretary, E. EAST, Esq., 16, Upper Berkeley Street, PoRTMAN Square.W. The object of this Fund is to afford immediate pecuniary relief to distressed Members of the Profession, their Widows or Orphans, and to grant annuities to the distressed or disabled over 60 years of age. THE LANCET MEDICAL FUND. Hon, Sec, T. WAKLEZ, Junr., 423, Strand. SOCIETY FOR THE RELIEF OF WIDOWS AND ORPHANS OF MEDICAL MEN. A Provident and Benevolent Society. 55, Berners Street, Oxford Street. W. Only Medical Men residing within twenty miles of the Metropolis are allowed to subscribe. The Annual Subscription is Two Guineas. PROVINCIAL. Birmingam Benevolent Medical Society. Secretary, Dr. Savage, 33, Newhall Street. Essex and Herts Medical Benevolent Society. Secretary, Mr. Stephen Austin, Hertford. Kent Medical Benevolent Society. Treasurer, Mr. G. Rid gen, Canterbury. Lincolnshire Medical Benevolent Society. Secretary, Dr. C. Harrison, Lincoln. Surrey Medical Benevolent Society. Secretary, Dr. J. Walters, Reigate. Sussex Medical Friendly Society. Secretary, Mr. E. Kaye-Smith, St. Leonards-on-Sea. West Riding of Yokkshihe Medical Charitable Society. Joint ( Mr. G. C. Wheelhouse, ) TTiHavv PKpp Leeds Secretaries \ Mr. Hebert Rowe, f Hillary Flace, ijeeds. Royal Medical Benevolent Fund Society op Ireland. Acting Secretary, Arthur H. Benson, F.R.C.S.I., 42, Fitz- william Square, Dublin; Hon. Secretaries, Dr. J.W. Moore and Dr. J. M. Finny, 19, Lower Baggot Street. THE ELLIOTT CHARITY. For the relief of poor persons incapacitated by age, infirmity, or accident, whilst employed as attendants on the insane, in licensed houses in England or Wales. Forms of application may be had from the Trustees, 19, Whitehall Place.