Identifier: canadianjournalo20torouoft (find matches)
Title: The Canadian journal of medicine and surgery
Year: 1897 (1890s)
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Subjects: Medicine Surgery
Publisher: Toronto
Contributing Library: Gerstein - University of Toronto
Digitizing Sponsor: University of Toronto

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)re-sentation. In tlie eighties thirteen colonial applications werereceived and granted. The Adelaide and South Australia in1880; the Melbourne and Victoria in 1880; the Sydney andXew South Wales in 1880; the British Guiana in 1883; theSouth Indian and Madras in 1884; the Bermuda in 188: theHalifax and Xova Scotia in 1S,S7; the Colombo and Ceylon in1887; the Malta and Mediterranean in 1888; the Gri(;ualandWest in 1888; the Barbadoes in 1889; the Cape of Good Hope in1889; the Bombay in 1889; the Punjaub in 1889. During the nineties the following Branches were formed:The Londond(rry and Xorrh-Wcst of Ireland in 1890; the Lee-ward Islands in 1890; the Burmah in 1891; the Hong Kong in1891; the .Montreal in 1891; the Manitoba and West of Canadain 1891; the Trinidad and Tobago in 1892; the Cork and South
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C S 80 Canadian Journal of Medicine and Surgery. of Ireland in IMt:); the Dnndcc and District in 1893; the Sontli-east District of Ireland in 1803; the Grahanistown and EasternProvince in 1893; the Brisbane and Qneensland in isO-t; theBritish Columbia in 1894; the Deccan in 1894; the Gibraltar in1894; the Malaya in 1894. In 1875 the niemhershij) of the Association was 0,112 1885 • 11,249 1895 16,000 - 1905 iy,582 During- all the early periods of its existence, far, indeed, intoits life, a want of organization in the conduct of the affairs ofthe Association and divided administration tended to impedewhat might otherwise have been more rapid progress. With editors in one place, treasurers in another, and secre-taries, again, elsewhere, with offices in yet another, and with nosettled abode anywhere, with no one to give business attention tothe collection of subscriptions, it cannot l>e wondered at if thefinancial condition of the Association was a source of greatanxiety and of much

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