Minutes of the General Medical Council's thirty-eighth session, held on November 17 to 21, 1885 : with an appendix containing the Council's amended standing orders.

General Medical Council.

Date:: 1885

Credit: Minutes of the General Medical Council's thirty-eighth session, held on November 17 to 21, 1885 : with an appendix containing the Council's amended standing orders. Source: Wellcome Collection.

Provider: This material has been provided by The Royal College of Surgeons of England. The original may be consulted at The Royal College of Surgeons of England.

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$wishes, in such ways as I am able, can no longer serve you, iu order to retire from the most honourable and the happiest work that I have, and to make way for a younger and a stronger man. 2. Moved by Mr. Marshall, seconded by Dr. Humphry, and agreed to :— That the Prestdbnt's Address be entered in the Minutes. S. Moved by Dr. Humphry, .■seconded by Dr. Stkuthers, and injreed to :— '' That a Business-Committee be appointed, to consist of the following members:— Sir Henry Pitman, Chairman. Dr. Aquhj-a Smith. Dr. Struthmrs. 4. Bead:—The following communication, referred to the General Council by the Executive Committee, from the Royal College of Surgeons of England, in regard to a Resolution passed by the General Council on May 13, 1885 (Mimttes, Vol XXII, p. 36):— Lincoln's Inn Fields, W.C., nth July, 1885. Sib,—In reference to your letter of the 19tli of May last, relating to the case of Francis Goold, a member of this College, who was convicted of felony at Auckland, New Zealand, on the 2nd of December, 1876, and in pursuance of the requirements of the Medical Act, I am desired to com- municate to you the following resolution, adopted by the Council of the Collfge on the 11th ultimo, and confirmed on the 3rd instant, viz.:— ' That, in the opinion of the Council, the criminal offence of which Francis Goold has been convicted is of such nature as to render hiin unlit to remain a member of the College, and that he accordingly be removed from being a member of the College.' T am, sir. Your obedient servant, KDWARD TRIMMER, \V. .7. C. MiLi-KR, Esq. Secretary. 5. Moved by Mr. Marshall, seconded by Dr. Humphry, .and (Ujrml to : — Thnt the IIkuistrar ho directed io remove from the Medical$