THE REGISTERS
Of
PHARMACEUTICAL CHEMISTS
ISD
CHEMISTS AND DRUGGISTS
191P.
PORTANT NOTICE
IT IS REQUISITE THAT EVERY REGISTERED PERSON SHOULD SEND IMMEDIATE NOTICE OF ANY CHANGE OF HIS RESIDENCE TO THE REGISTRAR, 17, BLOOMSBURY SQUARE, LONDON, \^'.C.
KO FEES ARE CHARGED FOR ALTERATIONS OF ADDRESSES IN THE REGISTERS OF PHARMACEUTICAL CHEMISTS AND CHEMISTS AND DRUGGISTS.
REGISTERED PERSONS, WHO HAVE CHANGED THEIR RESI- DENCE WITHOUT GIVING NOTICE TO THE REGISTRAR, ARE RENDERED, BY THE TENTH SECTION OF THE PHARMACY ACT (1868), LIABLE TO HAVE THEIR NAMES ERASED FROM THE REGISTER.
THE REGISTEJttS
OF
PHARMACEUTICAL CHEMISTS
AJfD
CHEMISTS AND DRUGGISTS.
PRISTKD AND PUBLISHED UNDER THE DIRECTION OF THB
PHARMCEUTICAL SOCIETY OF GREAT BlilTALN
PURSUANT TO AN ACT PASSED IN THE TEAR
XXXI. & XXXII. VICTORLE, CAP. 121,
INTITULED
AN ACT
TO REGULATE THE SALE OF POISONS, AND ALTER AND AMEJSl>
THE PHARMACY ACT, 1852.
1919.
LONDON: 17. BLOOMSBURY SQUARE, W.C.
Price Five Shillings ; or by post, Five Shillings and Sixpence.
THE ROYAL CHARTER OF INCORPORATION
e&ANTBD TO THE PHARMACEUTICAL SOCIETY OF ORBAT BRITAIN. FKBRCART :8TH, 1843.
Victoria, by the grace of God of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland Queen Defender of the Faith to all to whom these presents shall come greeting
212!3!)f rC <l£» it hath been represented to Us on the Petition of William Pttitloii«.r*. Allen, Charles James Payne, Richard Hotham Pigeon, and others That they and divers other persons Our Loving Subjects have associated together and have formed themselves into an Association called the 5 Pharmaceutical Society of Great Britain for the purpose of advancing xitie. Chemistry and Pharinacy and promoting a uniform system of Education Object, of those who should practise the same and also for the protection of those who carry on the business of Chemists and Druggists and that it is intended also to provide a Fund for the relief of the distressed Members BeneToUm
10 and Associates of the Society and of their Widows and Orphans and Fund, that it would be of great advantage if the said Society were incorporated and they have besought us to grant to them and to those who shall hereafter become Members of the same Society our Royal Charter of Incorporation for the purposes aforesaid Now know ye that we being desirous of
15 encouraging and promoting so laudable aud benevolent a design of Our especial Grace certain knowledge and mere motion have willed granted and declared and do by these presents for us our heirs and successors will grant and declare that the said William Allen Charles James Payne Richard Hotham Pigeon and such other of our loving subjects a? have
20 formed themselves into and are now Members of the said Institution or
Society or who shall at any time hereafter become Members thereof Memb«rt according to such Regulations or Bye Laws as shall hereafter be framed or accordin- to Enacted sball by virtue of these presents be the Members of and form one -*"^*'^*- Body Politic and Corporate for the purposes aforesaid by the name of " The
25 Pharmaceutical Society of Great Britain " by which name they shall
have perpetual succession and a Common Seal with full power and authority Common Seal to alter vary break or renew the same at their discretion and by the same name to sue and be sued implead and be impleaded answer and be answered unto in every Court of Us Our heirs and successors and be for
30 ever able and capable in the Law to purchase receive possess and enjoy to
them and their successors any Goods and Chattels whatsoever and also Power to buy be able and capable in the Law Xotwithstanding the Statutes of Mortmain to audholdl*nd«, take purchase possess hold and enjoy to them and their successors a *°" House and any messuages lands tenements or hereditaments whatsoever
36 the yearly value of which shall not exceed in the whole at any one time the sum of two thousand pounds computing the same respectively at the rack rent which might be had or gotten for the same at the date of these presents in respect of any lands tenements or hereditaments now held by or in trust for the said Society and as to any lands tenements
40 or a hereditaments hereafter to be purchased by the said Society at the rack
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rent which might be had or gotten for the same at the time of the purchase Power lo sell, or acquisition thereof and also to sell any Lands tenements and hereditaments and to purchase again other lands tenements and hereditaments not exceeding in the whole at any one time the annual value aforesaid to be estimated as aforesaid and to act in all the concerns of the said Body Politic 46 or Corporate for the purposes aforesaid as fully and effectually to all intents effects constructions and purposes whatsoever as any other of Our Liege Subjects or any other Body Politic or Corporate in Our United King- dom of Great Britain and Ireland not being under any disability might do in their respective concerns And we do hereby grant Our especial Licence 60 and authority unto all and every person and persons bodies Politic and Corporate otherwise competent to grant sell alien and convey in mortmain unto and to the use of the said Institution or Society and their successors any Messuages lands tenements or hereditaments the whole thereof to be held by the said Society at any one time not exceeding such annual value 66 as aforesaid.
Members. AnD OUR WILL AND PLEASURE IS AND WE FURTHER GRANT AND DECLARB
that The Pharmaceutical Society of Great Britain shall consist of persons to be called Members thereof and that such Members shall be Chemists and Druggists who are or have been established on their own 60 account or who shall have been examined in such manner as the Council of the said Society shall deem proper or shall have been certified to be duly qualified for admission as Members or else shall be persons elected as Superintendents by the Council of the said Society and all of which Members shall subscribe to the Funds of the said Society in such a manner 66 as shall be provided by the regulations thereof and there shall also be admitted to all the privileges and benefits of the said Society excepting the right of being present at the General Meetings thereof or of holding any Office in the same Persons to be called Associates of the said Society and such Associates shall be Assistants to Chemists and Druggists also 70 Apprentices or Apprentices or Students in Pharmacy and Chemistry And such Associates BtndentB. Apprentices and Students shall first be duly examined in such manner as the Council of the said Society shall deem proper and shall be certified to be duly qualified for admission thereto as Associates Apprentices c Students SnbBcriptiona. respectively and shall subscribe to the funds of the said Society in such 76 manner as shall be provided by the regulations thereof.
Btip«rintea-
dents.
Babscriptions
Ab8< "nates.
General Meet- ings.
Ooonoil.
Oooncil and Oeneral Meet- ings to have direction. Majoritj to decide.
Chairman's easting vote.
And we further will and declare that there shall be General Meetings of the ^Members of the said Society hereby incorporated to be held from time to time as hereafter mentioned And that there shall always be a Council to direct and manage the affairs of the said Society and that the said 80 General Meetings and the Council shall have the entire direction and management of the same Society in the manner and subject to the regulations hereinafter mentioned And our will and pleasure IS That at all General Meetings and Meetings of the Council the Majority of the Members present having a right to vote thereat respectively shall decide upon the matters 86 propounded to such Meetings the person presiding therein having in case of an equality of Numbers a second or casting vote.
Number of AnD WE DO HEREBY ALSO WILL GRANT AND DECLARE that the Said
^d'^^f*' t" Council shall consist of a President t* Vice-President a Treasurer and President, and Eighteen other Members And that the said William Allen shall be the 90 Trea^DTer. First President Charles James Payne the first Vice-President and Richard Hotham Pigeon the first Treasurer And that the other persons now being Members of the Council of the said Society with the President Vice-President and Treasurer shall be the first Members of the Council of ehe said Body Politic and Corporate and shall continue such until the first 96
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General Meeting for the Election of Officers shall be held in pursuance of these presents.
And we do hereby further will grant and declare that it shall be Annnal ©dme-
lawful for the Members of the said Society hereby incorporated to hold '*' Meetings.
100 General Meetings once in the year and also such Special General Meetings Special Geu«- as the Council may from time to time think proper And that the Annual "^^ Meeting*. General Meetings shall be held on the Third Tuesday in the month of May in each year or such other day as near thereto as shall be determined by the Council. And further that upon the requisition in writing of Bequisition
105 Thirty Members of the said Society entitled to vote at any Meeting requiring Qe^g]^! ^g.^. the said Council to convene a Special General Meeting of the said Society for jngs. the purpose specified in the requisition such meeting shall accordingly be convened by the said Council within such reasonable time as the Council Council to con- shall think fit they first giving due notice thereof and of the purposes for Mretints*"^
110 which the same is convened.
And we do further will grant and declare that the Members Date of of the said Society shall and may on the third Tuesday in the month of May ^^^^jj'^'*"*' One thousand eight hundred and forty-three and also on the third Tuesday in the month of May in every succeeding year or as near the same as 115 conveniently may be assemble at the then last or other usual place of Election of meeting of the said Society and proceed by method of Ballot to nominate ^a^|loja*°^ and appoint the Members of the Council in manner hereinafter provided Election by and five Auditors of the Accounts of the said Society. Ballot.
And we do further will and declare that at the election of the Twenty-one 120 Council to be held in the year One thousand eight hundred and forty-three ^^^^^ °' there shall be elected Twenty-one Members of the Council and at the election to be held in the year One thousand eight hundred and forty-four two-thirds of the then Members of the Council shall go out of Office such Members to be determined by Lot And that in the election of the Council 125 in the year One thousand eight hundred and forty-five the remaining one third of the Members of the Council elected in One thousand eight hundred and forty-three and also one half of the Members elected in One thousand eight hundred and forty-four (such one half to be determined by Lot as aforesaid) shall go out of Office and that in every succeeding year two 130 thirds of the Members of the Council being such as shall have been longest Two-thirds of in Office computing from the last Election respectively shall go out of ^"^ *° ^° Office.
And we do further will and declare that the Members who shall at Members any time go out of Office shall nevertheless be re-eligible as Members of the gjeci^on '"^"^ ^^' 135 Council.
And we do further will and declare that in case of the death Vacancies in resignation or removal of any Member of the Council or Auditor it shall be Coundi or lawful for the Council themselves to elect and appoint some other person gyg^j' ^^ ^y being a Member of the said Society to supply the place of such Member of CounciL 140 the Council or Auditor and the person so appointed shall be taken in all respects as regards the duration of Office to represent the person in whose stead he has been appointed.
And we do further will and declare that it shall be lawful for RemoTai of any Meeting of the Council at which not less than Twelve Members shall be Members. 145 present and with the consent of three fourths of the Members so present but not otherwise to remove any Member from the said Society and he shall thereupon cease to be a Member of the said Body Corporate And wi
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DO FURTHER WILL AND DECLARE that the Council hereby directed to be Quornm of the appointed And the Council of the said Society for the time being or any Council. seven or more of them all the Members tliereof having been first duly 150
President, summoned to attend the Meetings thereof shall and may at their first meeting y^°!'^®°^' after the election of the Council, elect and appoint from among their number Burer, and ^ President a Vice-President and a Treasurer and also appoint a proper Secretary. person to be the Secretary thereof.
Council to And we do further will and declare that the said Council shall 156
meet monthly, and may once in every month hold Meetings and also such further Meetings as the President or any five Members thereof shall by writing under his or their hands direct the Secretary to give notice of but no business shall be done at any such meeting unless there be such number of Members present as shall be determined from time to time by the Bye Laws of the Society to 160 form a Quorum.
Chairmanship And WE FURTHER WILL AND DECLARE that at all General Meetings of
of Meetings. ^^^ ^^^^ Society the President or in his absence the Vice-President or in his absence such Member of the Council as shall be elected by the Members present at the Meeting shall preside or if there be no such member of the 1 65 Council present then such other Member of the Society as shall be elected by the Members present to preside And at all Meetings of the Council the President or in his absence the Vice-President or in his absence such Member of the Council as shall be elected for that purpose by the other Members present shall preside. 170
Appointnaent AnD WE DO ALSO GRANT WILL AND DECLARE that it shall be lawful for
of Examiners. ^-^^ Council of the said Society for the time being by themselves or such competent persons as they shall think fit to appoint to examine and to decide upon the admission or rejection of Members Associates Apprentices and Students of the said Society hereby incorporated and to grant such 175 Grant Ceriifi- Certificates or Diplomas as they shall think proper to the persons whom eates. they shall deem qualified to be such Members Associates Apprentices or
Honorary and Students as aforesaid and to elect Honorary and Corresponding Members Corresponding of the Said Society who shall have all the privileges thereof except the Members. right of being present at General Meetings and to appoint and remove and 180 Officers of the re-appoint all the Subordinate Officers of the said Society And the said Society. Council shall have the sole control and management of the real and personal
Council to property of the said Society Subject to the Bye laws thereof And shall have sole con- make provision thereout or out of such part thereof as they shall think *'rt°^ ^'° proper for the relief of the distressed Members or Associates of the said 186 Benevolent Society and their widows and orphans subject to the regulations and Bye Fund. Laws of the said Society.
Council to sell AnD WK DO FURTHER WILL GRANT AND DECLARE that the whole
messuages, property of the said Body Politic and Corporate shall be subject to the only on autho- management direction and control of the Council of the said Society And 190 rity of General that they shall have full power and authority to sell alienate charge Meetings. qj. otherwise to dispose of the same as they shall think proper But that no Sale or Mortgage of any Messuage Lands tenements or hereditaments belonging to the said Body Corporate shall be made except with the appro- bation and concurrence of a General Meeting of the Members of the said 195 Society specially convened for such purpose.
Counoiito And we DO FURTHER WILL AND DECLARE that it shall be lawful for the
™»k€ Bye- gaid Council to the best of their judgment and discretion to make and establish such Bye Laws as they shall deem proper and necessary for
laws.
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200 regulating the affairs of the said Srx-ietj' and also the number ana To regulate description of its Officers and also the times place and manner of nienTof*"^' examining Candidates for Admission and also of removing and electing officers. the Members Associates Apprentices and Students of the said Society Arrangemenl and all subordinate Servants Officers and Attendants as shall be deemed of eiamma-
205 necessary or useful for the said Society and also for filling up from time ^^°°®*
to time any vacancies which may happen by death resignation removal or g^^l'J* ^ otherwise of the President Vice-President Treasurer Members of Council Members. Auditors Secretary or any of the Officers or Appointments constituted or Appointment established for the execution of the business and concerns of the said of servants.
210 Society and for regulating and ascertaining the qualifications of persons Filling ap to become Members Associates or Apprentices of the said Society vacancies, respectively and for granting Diplomas and Certificates to Members Regulating Associates Apprentices and Students and also the sum and sums of "^"^^ money to be paid by them respectively or any of them whether upon j^^^gg^ *^
215 admission or otherwise towards carryiug on the purposes of the said „. . ^ nm.to
Society and also the number qualifications and privileges of such persons be pafd.
as they may from time to time deem it proper to admit as Honorary or Qualifications
Corresponding Members and the amount and mode of relief to be afforded of Honorary
to the distressed Members and Associates of the said Society and their aQ'i 9°"^!'
,, .■, TiT-iT f • • ponding Mem-
220 Widows and orphans respectively and such Bye Laws from time to time to bers.
vary alter or revoke and make such new and other Bye Laws as they shall Amount of re-
think most useful and expedient so that the same be not repugnant to lief.
these presents or to the Laws of this Our Realm Provided that no Bye Law To alter and
hereafter to be made or alteration or repeal of any Bye Law which shall '"y Bye-1«»«.
225 hereafter have been established by the said Council hereby directed to be appointed shall be considered to have passed and be binding on the said Society until such Bye Laws or alteration or repeal of any Bye Laws shall have been confirmed by three Meetings of the said Council Ix witness whereof we have caused these Our Letters to be made Patent. Witness Our-
280 self at Our Palace at AVestminster the Eighteenth day of February in the Sixth year of Our Reign.
By Writ of Privy Seal,
EDMUNDS.
SUPPLEMENTAL CHARTER
GRANTED TO THE PHARMACEUTICAL SOCIETY OP GREAT BRITAIN, March 27th, 1901.
Edward VII., hy the grace of God, of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, King, Defender of the Faith, to all to whom these Presents shall come, greeting.
Petitioners.
BAneTolent Fund.
Extension of the power to bay and hold
Wnde, Ac.
2183f)frf(lS> it hath been represented to us, on the petition of the Pharmaceutical Society of Great Britain, that in the 15th and 16th and 31st and 32nd years of the reign of Her late Majesty Queen Victoria, Acts known shortly as the Pharmacy Acts, 1852 and 18(58. were passed, whereby the Society is required to perform and discharge large and important public duties : that by reason of the said duties the powers conferred upon the Society by the Hoyal Charter of Incorpf>ra- tion granted by Her said late Majesty as to the purchase and acquisition of messuages, lands, tenements and hereditaments have become inade- quate, and that it is desirable that the same should be extended : that a Benevolent Fund has been formed for the relief of distressed Members of the Society, past and present, and of Chemists and Druggists and their Widows and Orphans : that by means of generous donations, pecuniary bequests, subscriptions and grants, the said Fund now amounts to a considerable sum of money : that in order to insure the proper invest- ment of the said Fund it is further desirable that the said powers should be extended, that the Society may be thereby enabled from time to time to make purchases of freehold lands, and hereditaments, or of freehold ground rents, such purchases affording from their permanent and possibl}^ improving nature investments both prudent and advantageous : and they have besought us to grant them and their successors our Royal Supplementary Charter conferring upon them such further powers as are hereinafter contained.
And WHEREAS we have taken the said Petition into our Royal consideration and we are minded to accede thereto.
Now KNOW YE that we b^^ virtue of our Royal Prerogative in that behalf and of other powers thereunto us enabling of our Special Grace. certain knowledge and mere motion have willed, granted, and declared, and do by these presents for us, our heirs and successors, will grant and declare that the said Pharmaceutical Societv of Great Britain without prejudice and in addition to any lormer powers already conferred upon them whether by Charter or otherwise, and to any purchases or acquisi- tions heretofore made thereunder shall be able and capable in the law, notwithstanding the statutes of Mortmain, at any time hereafter to take, purchase, possess, hold and enjoy to them and their successors any messu- ages, lands, tenements and hereditaments whatsoever, the yearly value of which shall not exceed in the whole at any one time the sum of Ten thousand pounds, computing the same at the rack rent which might be had or gotten for the same at the time of the purchase or acquisition thereof : and also to sell any lands, tenements and hereditaments, and to
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purchase again other lands, tenements and hereditaments not exceeding m the whole at any one time the annual value aforesaid to be estimated
as aforesaid.
And we do hereby grant out special License and authority unto all Anthority for
4fO and every person and persons, bodies, politic and corporate, otherwise ^Jf^°°\.?' competent to grant, sell, alien, and convey in Mortmain unto and to the Society. ' use of the said Institution or Society, and their successors any messuages, lands, tenements or hereditaments, the whole thereof to be held by the said Society at any one time, not exceeding such annual value as aforesaid.
60 Ix WITNESS thereof we have caused these our Letters to be made
Patent. Witness ourself at "Westminster, the 27th day of March, in the first year of our Reign.
By Warrant under the King's Sign Manual,
(Sg.) MTJIR MACKENZIE.
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ANNO DECIMO QUINTO & DECIMO SEXTO
VICTORIA REGIN^.
CAP. 66.
An Act for regulating the Qualifications of Pharmaceutical
Chemists.
[SOth June, 1852.
2!8^!)f rt <IS{ it is expedient for the Safety of the Public that Persons exercising the Business or Calling of Pharmaceutical Chemists in Great Britain should possess a competent practical Knowledge of Pharmaceutical and General Chemistry and other Branches of useful Knowledge : And whereas certain Persons desirous of advancing Chemistry and Pharmacy, and of promoting an uniform System of educating those who should practise the same, formed themselves into a Society, called '^ The Pharmaceutical Society of Great Britain," which said Society was on the Eighteenth Day of February One thousand eight hundred and forty-three, incorporated by Royal Charter, whereby it was provided that the said Society should consist of Meml)er8 who should be Chemists and Di'uggists who were or had been established on their own Account at the Date of the said Charter, or who should have been examined in such Manner as the Council of the said Society should deem proper, or who should have been certified to be duly qualified for Admission, or who should be Persons elected as Superintendents by the Council of the said Society : And whereas it is expedient to prevent" ignorant and incompetent Persons from assuming the Title of or pretending to be Pharmaceutical Chemists or Pharmaceutists in Great Britain, or Memberp of the said Pharmaceutical Society, and to that end it is desirable that all Persons before assuming such Title should be duly examined as to their Skill and Knowledge by competent Persons, and that a Register should be kept by some legally authorized Officer of all such Persons : And whereas for the Purposes aforesaid, and for extending the Benefits which have already resulted from the said Charter of Incorporation, it is desirable that additional Powers should be granted for regulating the (.Qualifications of Persons who may carry on the Business of Pharmaceutical Chemists : Be it enacted by the Queen's most Excellent Majesty, by and with the Advice and Consent of the Lords Spiritual and Temporal, and Commons, in this present Parliament assembled, and by the Authority of the same:
Oh»rt«r dated I. That the said Charter of Incorporation granted to the said Society
1^^*** ' ^^ *^® Eighteenth Day of February One thousand eight hundred and forty- ftnr.H, Bare three, save and except such Part or Parts thereof as are hereby altered, M »iti-«d. varied, or repealed, shall be and the same is hereby confirmed and declared
to be in full force and virtue, and shall be as good and effectual to all Intents
and Purposes as if this Act had not been passed.
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II. The Council of the said Pharmaceutical Society shall be and the same are hereby authorized and empowered to alter and amend the Bye laws of the said Society made and established under or in pursuance of the said Charter of IncorporatioUj and to make and establish such new or additional Bye laws as they shall deem proper and necessary for the Purposes contem- plated by the said Charter or by this Act : Provided always, that all such original Bye laws, and all altered, amended, or additional Bye laws, shall be confirmed and approved by a Special General Meeting of the Members of the said Pharmaceutical Society, and by One of Her Majesty's Principal Secretaries of State ; *
Repealed by 38 and 39 Vict., Cap. 66. —
Provided also, that the existing Bye laws of the said Society shall continue force until the next Annual Meeting of the said Society to be held iu
Power to Council to alter Bye- laws, provide! they are ap proved by a General Me«t ing of Society and the Secre- tary of State.
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the Month of May, One thousand eight hundred and fifty-three.
III. At all Meetings of the said Society at which Votes shall be given for the Election of Officers, all Members entitled to vote may g^ve their Votes either personally, or, in Cases of Residence exceeding Five Miles from the General Post Office, Saint Martin's le Grand, London, by Voting Papers authorized by Writing, in a Form to be defined in the Bye laws of the said Society, or in a Form to the like Efiect, such Voting Papers being transmitted under Cover to the Secretary not less than Five clear Days prior to the Day on which the Election is to take place.
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IV. The Council of the said Pharmaceutical Society shall, r Repealed by 38 and 39 Vict., Cap. 66
Lwithin three calendar months after the passing of this Act,
appoint a fit and proper Person Council to ap as a Registrar under this Act, and the Council of the said Society shall have P°'°* Regis- the Power to remove the said Registrar, or any future Registrar, to be appointed under this Act, from the said Office, and from Time to Time to appoint a new Registrar in the Room of any Registrar who may die, or retire, or be removed from Office as aforesaid, and also to appoint and remove from Time to Time a Deputy Registrar, and such Clerks and other subordinate Officers as may be requisite for carrjdng out the Purposes of this Act, and also to pay suitable salaries to the said Registrar, Deputy-Registrar, Clerks, and officers.
V. The Registrar to be appointed under or by virtue of this Act shall from Time to Time make out and maintain a complete register of all Persons being Members of the said Society, and also of all Persons being Associates and Apprentices or Students respectively, according to the Terms of the Charter of Incorporation, and shall keep a proper Index of the Register, and all such other Registers and Books as may be required by the Council of the said Society, and may be necessary for giving Effect to the Bye laws of the said Society and to the Provisions of this Act.
VI. All such persons as shall at the time of the passing of this Act be Members, Associates, Apprentices, or Students of the said Pharmaceutical Society of Great Britain, according to the Terms of the said Charter of In- corporation, shall be registered as Pharmaceutical Chemists, Assistants, and Apprentices or Students respectively.
VII. The Registrar to be appointed under or by virtue of this Act shall
be bound, on the Application of any Person paying One Shilling, to certify
under his Hand whether or no any Person whose Name and Address shall be
furnished to him appears in the said register or is a Member of the
Pharmaceutical Society of Gi'eat Britain or not; and the Certificate of such
Registrar, signed by the said Registrar, and countersigned by the President
* All powers vested by this Act in one of Her Majeety's principal Secretariee of Stat« are now reated in the Privy Council. [Pharmacy Act, 1868.J
Registrar to make Regis- ters of Mem- bers of Society, &c.,andtokeep an Index and Books, as may be required.
All Members, Associates, &c., of the So- ciety, at the passing of this Act, entitled to be registered.
Registrar bound to cer- tify, (tc, and his Certificate good Evidence in Absence of the contrary.
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or Two Members of the Council of the said Society, shall, in the Absence of Evidence to the contrary, be sufficient Evidence of the Facts therein stated up to the Date of the said Certificate.
Perrons »p- VIII. All Such Persons as shall from Time to Time be appointed under
^^^ ^°^*' or in pursuance of the said Charter of Incorporation or the Bye laws Bye-laws, or thereof, or under this Act, shall be and the same are hereby declared to be this Act, to fit and proper Persons to conduct all such Examinations as are provided for M^nations °^ contemplated by this Act, and shall respectively have full Power and Authority, and are hereby authorized and empowered to examine all Persons who shall present themselves for Examination under the Provisions of this Act in their Knowledge of the Latin Language, in Botany, in Materia Medica, and in Pharmaceutical and General Chemistry, and such other Subjects as may from Time to Time be determined by any Bye law ; provided always, that such Examinations shall not include the Theory and Practice of Medicine, Power to Ex- ^^^^S^^J^ <^^ Midwifery ; and the said Examiners are hereby empowered to aminers to grant or refuse to such Persons, as in their Discretion may seem fit, certi- frant 0«rtifi- ficates of competent Skill and Knowledge and Qualification to exercise the Business or Calling of Pharmaceutical Chemists, or, as the Case may re- quire, to be engaged or employed as Students, Apprentices, or Assistants respectively.
be^awointed° ^"^" '^^^ ^^ enable the said Society to provide for the Examination in
fop Scotland. Scotland of such Students, Apprentices, or Assistants in Scotland as may desire to be examined there, it shall be lawful for the Council of the Society, and they are hereby required, to appoint such fit and proper Persons in Scotland, to meet in Edinburgh or Glasgow, or such other Place or Places as the Council may think desirable, and to conduct there all such Examinations as are provided for and contemplated by this Act, with such and the like Powers and Authorities in respect thereof as are herein conferred, and to grant to the Persons to be so examined such and the like Certificates as are herein-before specified and referred to, or to refuse the same ; and all the Provisions of this Act shall be equally applicable to the Examiners, Exami- nations, and Parties examined in Scotland as to the Examiners, Examina- tions, and Parties examined in 'England.
PepBons who -^ Every such Person who shall have been examined by the Persouj
Certificates en- appointed as aforesaid, and shall have obtained a Certificate of Qualification titled to be re- from them, shall be entitled to be registered by the Registrar according to gistered; ^j^g Provisions, of this Act, upon Payment of such Fee or Fees as shall be fixed by the Bye laws; and every such Person duly registered as a Pharmaceutical Chemist shall be eligible to be elected as a Member of the said Society ; fered as Pht-" Repealed by 61 and 62 Vict., Cap. 25.
maceutical Tand every such persou duly registered as an Assistant shall be eligible! Chemists I ^^^ Admission as an Associate of the said Society : J
«Ugible to be l- V i -n j i
Members ; and every such Person duly
Eligibility of registered as a Student or Apprentice to a Pharmaceutical Chemist shall be
Persons regis- eligible for Admission into the said Society ; according to the Bye-lawa tered as As- i.i, r
«siants.&c. thereof.
Jixoeptiona. XI. That no Person who is a member of the Medical Profession, or
who is practising under Right of a Degree of any University, or under a Diploma or Licence of a Medical or Surgical Corporate Body, shall be entitled to be registered under this Act; and if any registered Pharmaceutical Chemist shall obtain such Diploma or Licence, his Name shall not be retained on the said Register during the Time that he is engaged in Practice as aforesaid.
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XII. From and after the passing of this Act, it sliall not be lawful for Persona not any Person, not being duly registered as a Pharmaceutical Chemist according 'iuly registered to the Provisions of this Act, to assume oi use the Title of Pliaimaeeutical gmueoruse Chemist or Pharmaceutist in any Part of G-reat Britain, or to assume, use. Name or Title or exhibit any Name, Title, or Sign implying that he is registered under this '^^ f '"^f^?" Act, or that he is a Member of the said Society ; and if any Person, not j^jg^ ^j. ^j^y being' duly registered under this Act, shall assume or use the Title of Name, Title, or Pharmaceutical Chemist or Pharmaceutist, or shall use, assume, or exhibit ^ig" implying any Name, Title, or Sign implying that he is a Person registered under this
Act, or that he is a Member of the said Society, every such Person shall be Penalty liable to a Penalty of Five Pounds ; and such Penalty may be recovered by offending"' the Registrar to be appointed under this Act, in the Name and by the Authority of the Council of the said Society, in manner following ; (that is CO say,)
In England or Wales, by Plaint under the Provisions of any Act in force Penalties, how
for the more easy Recovery of Small Debts and Demands : Englan^lnd"*
Wales. In Scotland, by Action before the Court of Session inordinary Form, or ^^ scoiiun,
by summary Action before the Sheriff of the County, or in the Royal Burghs before the Magisti-ates of the Burghs where the Offence may be committed or the Offender resides, who, upon Proof of the Offence or Off'ences either by Confession of the Party offending or by the Oath or Affirmation of One or more credible Witnesses, shall convict the Offender, and find him liable in the Penalty or Penalties afore- said, as also in Expenses; and it shall be lawful for the Sheriff" or Magistrate, in pronouncing such Judgment for the Penalty or Penalties and Costs, to insert in such Judgment a Warrant, in the event of such Penalty or Penalties and Costs not being paid, to levy and recover the Amount of the same by Poinding :
Provided always, that it shall be lawful to the Sheriff" or Magistrate, in the event of his dismissing the Action and assoilzieing the Defender, to find the Complainer liable in Expenses ; and any Judgment so to be pronounced by the Sheriff" or Magistrate in such summary Application shall be final and conclusive, and not subject to Review, by Advocation, Suspension, Reduction, or otherwise.
XIII. Provided always. That no Action or other Proceeding for any Limitation for Off"ence under this Act shall be brought after the Expiration of Six Months Recovery of from the Commission of such Off'ence ; and in every such Action or Proceeding ^°*"^^^' *°- the Party who shall prevail shall recover his full Costs of Suit or of such other Proceedings.
XIV. All and every Sums and Sum of Money which shall arise from any Application ol Conviction and Recovery of Penalties for Off"ences incurred under this Act Penalties, shall be paid as the Commissioners of Her Majesty's Treasury shall direct.
XV. If any Registrar under this Act shall wilfully make or cause to be Registrar fal- made any Falsification in any matters relating to any Register or Certificate sifyi^g Regis- aforesaid, every such Off"ender shall be deemed guilty of a Misdemeanor. J^^a Misd^e*"^*^
-rr-iTT Tc meaner.
XVI. If any person Any person
Repealed by 1 and 2 George V., Cap. 6. showing false
r~ shall wilfully procure by any false or fraudulent""! Certificate
Means a Certificate purporting to be a Certificate of Registration under ff^'i,^.*^^ '
Lthis Act, or J ^raea^ot.
shall fraudulently exhibit a Certificate purporting to be a Certificate of Membership of the Pharmaceutical Society, every such Person so offend- ing shall be adjudged guilty of a Misdemeanor.
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ANNO TRTCESTMO PRIMO & TRICESIMO SECUNDO
VICTOR IJE RE GIN ^.
15 (fe 16\ict., e. 56.
Persons selling or compounding Poisons, or assuming the Title of Chemist and Druggist, to be qualified.
Articles Darned in Schedule (A.) to be deemed Poisons within the Meaning of this Act.
CAP. 121.
An Act to regulate the Sale of Poisons, and alter and amend the
Pharmacy Act, 1852.
[31st July, 18C8.
* SlSnfjf rf flSJ it is expedient for the Safety of the Public that Persons keeping open Shop for the retailing, dispensing, or compounding of Poisons, and Persons known as Chemists and Druggists, should possess a competent practical Knowledge of their Business, and to that End that from and after the Day herein named all Persons not already engaged in such Business should, before commencing such Business, be duly examined as to their practical Knowledge, and that a Register should be kept as herein provided, and also that the Act passed in the Fifteenth and Sixteenth Years of the Reign of Her present Majesty, intituled An Act for regulating the Qualification of Pharmaceutical Chemists, herein-after described as the Pharmacy Act, should be amended :
Be it enacted by the Queen's most Excellent Majesty, by and with the Advice and Consent of the Lords Spiritual and Temporal, and Commons, in this present Parliament assembled, and by Authority of the same, as follows :
I. From and after the Thirty-first Day of December One thousand eight hundred and sixty-eight it shall be unlawful for any Person to sell or keep open Shop for retailing, dispensing, or compounding Poisons, or to assume or use the Title " Chemist and Druggist," or Chemist or Druggist, or Pharmacist, or Dispensing Chemist or Druggist, in any Part of Great Britain, unless such Person shall be a Pharmaceutical Chemist, or a Chemist and Druggist within the Meaning of this Act, and be registered under this Act, and conform to such Regulations as to the keeping, dispensing, and selling of such Poisons as may from Time to Time be prescribed by the Pharma- ceutical Society with the Consent of the Privy Council.
II. The several Articles named or described in the Schedule {A.) shall be deemed to be Poisons within the Meaning of this Act, and the Council of the Pharmaceutical Society of Great Britain (herein-after refen-ed to as the Pharmaceutical Society) may from Time to Time, by Resolution, declare that any Article in such Resolution named ought to be deemed a Poison within the Meaning of this Act ; and thereupon the said Society shall submit the same for the Approval of the Privy Council, and if such Approval shall be given, then such Resolution and Approval shall be advertised in the London Gazette, and on the Expiration of One Month from such Advertise- ment the Article named in such Resolution shall be deemed to be a I'oisoB within the Meaning of this Act.
♦ Omitted by 56 and 57 Vict., Cap. 1-4.
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III. Chpmists and Druggi.st.s within the Meaninj? of this Act shall Oheniisu
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consist of all Persons who at any IHme before the passing of this Act have I^f'^flf^sts carried on in Qreai Britain the Business of a Chemist and Druggist, in ^^^Q ixx<yot \.hi«^ keeping of open Shop for the compounding of the Prescriptions of duly Aot. qualified Medical Practitioners, also of all Assistants and Associates who before the passing of this Act shall have been duly registered under or according to the provisions of the Pharmacy Act, and also of all such Persons as may be duly registered under this Act.
* IV. Any Person who at the Time of the passing of this Act shall be AssiBtanU to of full Age, and shall produce to the Registrar, on or before the Thirty-first ^ '^®^' ^ Day of December One thousand eiglit hundred and sixty-eight. Certificates according to Schedule (E.) to this Act, that he had been for a Period of not
less than Three Years actually engaged and employed in the dispensing and compounding of Prescriptions as an Assistant to a Pharmaceutical Chemist, or to a Chemist and Druggist as defined by Clause Three of this Act, shall, on passing such a modified Examination as the Council of the Pharmaceutical Society with the Consent of the Privy Council may declare to be sufficient Evidence of his Skill and Competency to conduct the Business of a Chemist and Druggist, be registered as a Chemist and Druggist under this Act.
* V. The Persons who at the Time of the passing of this Act shall have Rpgistrati jb been duly admitted Pharmaceutical Chemists, or shall be Chemists and o^'^'bemigts Druggists within the Meaning of the Act, shall be entitled to be registered ^g^, '^'^^" under the Act without paying any Fee for such Registration : Provided, however, as regards any such Chemist and Druggist, that his Claim to be registered must be by Notice, in Writing, signed by him, and given to the Registrar, with Certificates according to the Schedules (C.) and (D.) to this
Act ; and provided also, that for any such Registration of a Chemist and Druggist, unless it be duly claimed by him on or before the Thirty-first Day of Decern! -er One thousand eight hundred and sixty -eight, the Person registered shall pay the same Fee as Persons admitted to the Register after Examination under this Act.
VI. All such Persons as shall from Time to Time have been appointed Examiner* to conduct Examinations under the Pharmacy Act shall be and are hereby ^i^'i^'^ PiJ^' declared to be Examiners for the Purposes of this Act, and are hereby be the Em empowered and required to examine all such Persons as shall tender them- miners uade» selves for Examination under the Provisions of this Act ; and every Person '^"^ '*^*''- who shall have been examined by such Examiners, and shall have obtained ^Certificate from them a Certificate of competent Skill and Knowledge and Qualification, gj^m^ ^^ shall be entitled to be registered as a Chemist and Druggist under this Act;
and the Examination aforesaid shall be such as is provided under the Pharmacy Act for the Purposes of a Qualification to be registered as Assistant under that Act, or as the same may be varied from Time to Time by any Bye law to be made in accordance with the Pharmacy Act as amended by this Act; provided that no Person shall conduct any Examination for the Purposes of this Act until his Appointment has been approved by the Pnvy Council; and such Appointment and Approval shall not in any Case be in force for more than Five Years; moreover it shall be the Duty of the said Pharmaceutical Society to allow any Officer appointed by the said Privy Council to be present during the Progress of any Examination held for the Purposes of this Act.
VII. Upon every such Examination and Registration as aforesaid such Application Fees shall be payable as shall from Time to Time be fixed and determined pjj^^"/of by any Bye law to be made in accordance with the Phai-macy Act as pbarmnceo amended by this Act, and shall be paid to the Treasurer of the said Society *ic«»i iovirt;. for the Purposes of the said Societv.
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* Omitted by 5G and 57 Vict., Caj. 14-
Registrar uuder Piiar- macy Act to be so under this Act.
Council of Pharmaceu- tical Society to make Orders for regulating Register to be kept.
Duty of Re- gistrar to make and keep Register,
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VIII. The Eegistrar appointed or to be appointed under or by virtue of tbe Pharmacy Act shall be Registrar for the Purposes of this Act.
IX. The Council of the Pharmaceutical Society shall, with all convenient Speed after the passing of this Act, and from Time to Time as Occasion may require, make Orders or Regulations for regulating the Register to be kept under this Act as nearly as conveniently may be in accordance with the Form set forth in the Schedule (B.) to this Act or to the like Effect, and such Register shall be called the Registec of Chemists and Druggists.
X. It shall be the Duty of the Registrar to make and keep a correct Register, in accordance with the Provisions of this Act, of all Persons who shall be entitled to be registered under this Act, and to erase the Names of all registered Persons who shall have died, and from Time to Time to make the necessary Alterations in the Addresses of the Persons registered under this Act : to enable the Registrar duly to fulfil the Duties imposed upon him, it shall be lawful for the Registrar to write a Letter to any registered Person, addressed to him according to his Address on the Register, to inquire whether he has ceased to carry on Business or has changed his Residence, such Letter to be forwarded by Post as a Registered Letter, according to the Post Ofhce Regulations for the Time being, and if no Answer shall be returned to such Letter within the Period of Six Months from the sending of the Letter, a Second, of similar Purport, shall be sent in like Manner, and if no Answer be given thereto within Three Months from the Date thereof it shall be lawful to erase the Name of such Person from the Register: Provided always, that the same may be restored b}' Direction of the Council of the Pharmaceutical Society should they think fit to make an Order to that Effect.
N 01 ice of Death of Pljaruiaceu- tical Chemist or Chemist and Druggist to be given by Registrars.
XL Every Registrar of Deaths in Great Britain, on receiving notice of the Death of any Pharmaceutical Chemist, or Chemist and Druggist, shall forthwith transmit by Post to the Registrar under the Pharmacy Act a Certificate under his own Hand of such Death, with the Particulars of the Time and Place of Death, and on the Receipt of such Certificate the said Registrar under the Pharmacy Act shall erase the Name of such deceased Pharmaceutical Chemist, or Chemist and Druggist, from the Register, and shall transmit to the said Registrar of Deaths the Cost of such Certificate and Transmission, and may charge the Cost thereof as an Expense of his Office.
Evidence of Qualification to be given before Regis- tration.
Annual Re- gister to be published and be Evidence.
XII. No Name shall be entered in the Register, except of Persons authorized by this Act to be registered, nor unless the Registrar be satisfied by the proper Evidence that the Person claiming is entitled to be registered; and any Appeal from the Decision of the Registrar may be decided by the Council of the Pharmaceutical Society ; and any Entry which shall be proved to the satisfaction of such Council to have been fiaudulently or incorrectly made, may be erased from or amended in the Register by Order in Writing of such Council.
XIII. The Registrar shall, in the Month of January in every Year, cause to be printed, published, and sold a correct Register of the Names of all Pharmaceutical Chemists, and a correct Register of all Persons registered as Chemists and Druggists, and in such Registers respectively the Names shall be in alphabetical Order according to the Surnames, with the respective Residences, in the Form set forth in Schedule (B.) to this Act, or to the like Effect, of all Persons appearing on the Register of Pharmaceutical Chemists, and on the Register of Chemists and Druggists, on the 'J'hirty-first Day of Decewter last preceding, and such printed Registers shall be called "The
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Registers of Pharmaceutical Chemists and (Jhemists and Druggists/' and a printed Copy of such Registers for the Time being, purporting to be so printed and published as aforesaid, or any Certificate under the Hand of the said Registrar, and countersigned by the President or Two Members of the Council of the Pharmaceutical Society, shall be Evidence in all Courts, and before all Justices of the Peace and others, that the Persons therein specified are registered according to the Provisions of the Pharmacy Act or of this Act, as the Case may be, and the Absence of the Name of any Person from such printed Register shall be Evidence, until the contrary shall be made to appear, that such Person is not registered according to the Provisions of the Pharmacy Act or of this Act.
XIV. Any Registrar who shall wilfully make or cause to be made any P^°alt7. . Falsification in any Matter relating to the said Registers, Re^^'istniticm'
Repealed by 1 and 2 George V., Cap. 6. ^7 ^^''^ Ke-
and.any Person^ P"^^'^'""'"' who shall wilfully procure or attempt to procure himself to be registered under the Pharmacy Act or under this Act, by making or producing or causing to be made or produced any false or fraudulent Representation or Declaration, either verbally or in Writing, and any Person aiding or assisting him therein,
shall be deemed guilty of a Misdemeanor in England, and in Scotland of a Crime or Ofience punishable by Fine or Imprisonment, and shall on Conviction thereof be sentenced to be imprisoned for any Term not exceeding Twelve Months.
XV. From and after the Thirty-first Day of December One thousand Protection of eight hundred and sixty-eight any Person who shall sell or keep an open i"l®^. *°^ Shop for the retailing, dispensing, or compounding Poisons, or who shall ^^ gaie of take, use, or exhibit the Name or Title of Chemist and Druggist or Chemist Poisooi.
or Druggist, not being a duly registered Pharmaceutical Chemist, or Chemist and Druggist, or who shall take, use, or exhibit the Name or Title Pharmaceutical Chemist, Pharmaceutist, or Pharmacist, not being a Pharmaceutical Chemist, or shall fail to conform with any Regulation as to the keeping or selling of Poisons made in pursuance of this Act, or who shall compound any Medicines of the British Pharmacopoeia except according to the Formularies of the said Pharmacopoeia, shall for every such Oft'ence be liable to pay a Penalty or Sum of Five Pounds, and the same may be sued for, recovered, and dealt with in the Manner provided by the Pharmacy Act for the Recovery of Penalties under that Act; but nothing in this Act contained shall prevent any Person from being liable to any other Penalty, Damages, or Punishment to which he would have been subject if this Act had not passed.
XVI. Nothing herein-before contained shall extend to or interfere with Reserriim the Business of any legally qualified Apothecary or of any Member of the R'giits of Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons of Great Britain, nor with the making ^"^'"^"^ "^"^ or dealing in Patent Medicines, nor with the Business of wholesale Dealers
in supplying Poisons in the ordinary Course of wholesale Dealing; and upon the Decease of any Pharmaceutical Chemist or Chemist and Druggist actually in Business at the Time of his Death it shall be lawful for any Executor, Administrator, or Trustee of the Estate of such Pharmaceutical Chemist or Chemist and Druggist to continue such Business if and so long only as such Business shall be bond fide conducted by a duly qualified Assistant, and a duly qualified Assistant within the Meaning of this Clause shall be a Pharmaceutical Chemist or a Chemist and Druggist registered by the Registrar under the Pharmacy Act or this Act : Provided always, that Registration under this Act shall not entitle any Person so registered to practise Medicine or Surgery, or any Branch of Medicine or Surgery.
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Regaiations to XVII. It shall be unlawful to sell any Poison, either by AVholesale or
be observed ^y Retail, unless the Box, Bottle, Vessel, Wrapper, or Cover in which such 0^ PoLotiBr Poison is contained be distinctly labelled with the Name of the Article and the Word Poison, and with the Name and Address of the Seller of the Poison ; and it shall be unlawful to sell any Poison of those which are in the First Part of Schedule (A.) to this Act, or may hereafter be added thereto under Section Two of this Act, to any Person unknown to the Seller, unless introduced by some Person known to the Seller; and on every Sale of auy such Article the Seller shall, before Delivery, make or cause to be made au Entry in a Book to be kept for that Purpose stating, in the Form set forth in Schedule (F.) to this Act, the Date of the Sale, the Name and Address of the Purchaser, the Name and Quantity of the Article sold, and the Purpose for which it is stated by the Purchaser to be required, to which Entry the Signature of the Purchaser and of the Person, if any, who introduced him shall be affixed ; and any Person selling Poison otherwise than is herein provided shall, upon a summary Conviction before Two Justices of the Peace in England or the Sheriff' in Scotland, be liable to a Penalty not exceeding Five Pounds for the First Offence, and to a Penalty not exceeding Ten Pounds for the Second or any subsequent Offence, and for the Purposes of this Section the Person on whose Behalf any Sale is made by any Apprentice or Servfmt shall be deemed to be the Seller ; but the Provisions of this Section, which are solely applicable to Poisons in the First Part of the Schedule (A.) to this Act, or which require that the Label shall contain the Name and Address of the Seller, shall not apply to Articles to be exported from Ch'eat Britain by wholesale Dealers, nor to Sales by wholesale to retail Dealers in the ordinary Course of wholesale Dealing, nor shall any of the Provisions of this Section apply to any Medicine supplied by a legally qualified Apothecary to his Patient, nor apply to any Article when forming Part of the Ingredients of any Medicine dispensed by a Person registered under this Act ; provided such Medicine be labelled in the Manner aforesaid, with the Name and Address of the Seller, and the Ingredients thereof be entered, with the Name of the Person to whom it ie sold or delivered, in a Book to be kept by the Seller for that Purpose ; and nothing in this Act contained shall repeal or affect any of the Provisions of an Act of the Session holden jn the Fourteenth and Fifteenth Years in the Reign of Her present Majesty, intituled An Act to regulate tlue Sale of Arsenic.
Repealed by 61 and 62 Vict., Cap. 25.
Chemists auo XVIII. Every Person who at the Time of the passing of this Act is or
Busmess^prior ^^^ been in Business on his own Account as a Chemist and Druggist as to passing of aforesaid, and who shall be registered as a Chemist and Druggist, shall be Act eligible eligible to be elected and continue a Member of the Pharmaceutical Society as Membe^rs according to the Byelaws thereof ; but no Person shall, in right of of Pharma- Jilembership acquired pursuant to this Clause, be placed on the Register of ceutical So- Pharmaceutical Chemists, nor, save as is herein-after expressly provided, be eligible for Election to the Council of the Pharmaceutical Society.
Council of XIX. Every Person who is or has been in Business on his own Account
Pharmacen- ^g ^ Chemist and Druggist as aforesaid at the time of the passing of this Act, and who shall become a Member of the Pharmaceutical Society, shall be eligible for Election to the Council of the Pharmaceutical Society; but the said Council shall not at any Time contain more than Seven Members who are not on the Register of Pharmaceutical Chemists.
GhemistB and XX. Every Person who shall have been Registered as a Chemist and
Druggists Druggist under this Act by reason of having obtained a Certificate of
eliffibfe'To be Qualification from the Board of Examiners shall be eligible to be elected an
elepiUd kiif^ Aflsociate of the Pharmaceutical Society, and every such Person so elected
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dates, and, being in Baei- ness, have the Privilege of voting in the Society, on pacing the same Sub- Ecriptions as Members. Voting Papers for Election of Council.
Repealed by 61 and 62 Vict., Cap. 25 and continuing as such Associate, being in Business on his own Account, shall have the Privilege of attending all Meetings of the said Society and of voting thereat, and otherwise taking Part in the Proceedings of such Meetings, in the same manner as Members of the said Society : Pro\aded always, that such Associates contribute to the Funds of the said Society the same Fees or Subscriptions as Members contribute for the Time being under the Byelaws thereof.
XXI. At all Meetings of the Pharmaceutical Society at which Votes shall be given for the Election of Ofl&cers, all or any of the Votes may be given either personally or by Voting Papers in a Form to be defined in the Byelaws of the said Society, or in a Form to the like Effect, such Voting Papers being transmitted unier Cover to the Secretary not less than One
clear Day prior to the Day on which the Election is to take place.
XXII. And whereas by the Charter of Incorporation of the said Benevolent Pharmaceutical Society it is provided that the Council of the said Society ■iJ^'i^.iedkf pa^st shall have the sole Control and Management of the Real and Personal .Members and Property of the said Society, subject to the Byelaws thereof, and shall make Associates, Provision thereout, or out of such Part thereof as they shall think proper, fi^acenticnl for the Relief of the distressed Members or Associates of the said Society, CLemists and and their Widows and Orphans, subject to the Regulations and Byelaws of '■^sps^f '''* the said Society : And whereas, for extending the benefits which have Dra^JfatV*" resulted from the said Provision in the said Charter of Incorporation, it is desirable that additional Power should be granted to the said Council : Be it enacted. That from and after the passing of this Act the said Council may
make Provision out of the Real and Personal Property aforesaid, and out of any special Fund known as the Benevolent Fund, not only for the Relief of the distressed Members or Associates of the said Society and their Widows and Orphans, subject to the said Regulations and Byelaws, but also for all Persons who may have been and have ceased to be Members or Associates of the said Society, or who may be or have been duly registered as " Pharmaceutical Chemists " or " Chemists and Druggists," and the Widows and Orphans of such Persons, subject to the Regulations and Byelaws of the said Society.
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XXIV. The Provisions of the Act of the Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth of Vidwia, Chapter Eighty-four, intituled An Act for preventing the Adulteration of Articles o/ Food or Driyik, shall extend to all Articles usually taken or sold as Medicines, and every Adul- teration of any such Article shall be deemed an Admixture injurious to Health ; and any Person registered under this Act who sells any such Article adulterated shall, unless the contrary be proved, be deemed to have Knowledore of such Adulteration. """
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XXV. On and after the passing of this Act all Powers vested by the ^<^*^ ?| ^"^y Pharmacy Act in One of Her Majesty's Principal Secretaries of State shall ""'^^ * be vested in the Privy Council, and the Seventh Section of the Public Health Act, 1858, shall apply to all Proceedings and Acts of the Privy Council herein authorized.
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Power to PriTj Council to erase Namee of Persona from Register.
Extent of Act.
Short Title.
XXVI. The Privy Council may direct the Name of any Person who is convicted of any Offence ngainst this Act which in tleir Opinion renders him unfit to be on the Register under this Act to be erased from such Register, and it shall be the Duty of the Regitrar to erase the same accordinglj'.
XXVII. This Act shall not extend to Ireland.
XXVIII. This Act may be cited as The Pharmacy Act, 1868.
SCHEDULES.
Repealed by 8 Edward VII., Cap. 55. SCHEDULE (A.) Part 1. Arsenic and its Preparations. Prussic Acid.
Cyanides of Potassium and all metallic Cyanides. Strychnine and all poisonous vegetable Alkaloids and their Salts. Aconite and its Preparations. Emetic Tartar. Corrosive Sublimate. Cantharides. Savin and its Oil. Ergot of Rye and its Preparations.
Part 2. Oxalic Acid. Chloroform.
Belladonna and its Preparations.
Essential Oil of Almonds unless deprived of its Prussic Acid. Opium and all Preparations of Opium or of Poppies.
SCHEDULE (B.)
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Name. Residence. |
Qualification. |
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Oxford Street, London. George Street, Edinburgh. Cheapside, London. |
In Business prior to Pharmacy Act, 1868. Examined and certified. Assistant prior to Pharmacy Act, 1868. |
SCHEDULE (C.)
Declaration by a Person who was in Business as a Chemist and Dkuq- GisT IN Great Britain before the Pharmacy Act, 1868.
To the Registrcir of the Pharmaceutical Society of Great Britain.
I , residing at in the County of
hereby declare that I was in Business as a Chemist and Druggist, in the keeping of ojen Shop for the compounding of the Prescriptions of duly qualified Medical Practitioners at in the County of »
on or before the Day of 186 .
Signed (Name)
Dated this Day of 18 .
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SCHEDULE (D.)
DeCIJL RATION TO BE SIGNED BY A DOLT QUALIFIED MeDICAL PRACTITIONER,
OR Magistkatk, kespectino a Person who was in Business as a
Chemist and Druggist in Great Britain before the Pharmacy Act,
1868.
To the Registrar of the Pharmaceutical Society of Great Britain.
I , residing at in the County of
hereby declare that I am a duly qualified Medical Practitioner [or Magistrate], and that to my Knowledge , residing at
in the County of , was in Business as a Chemist
and Druggist, in the keeping of open Shop for the compounding of the Prescriptions of duly qualified Medical Practitioners before the Day of 186 .
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SCHEDULE (E.)
Declarations to be signed by and on behalf of any Assistant claiming to be registered under the Pharmacy Act, 1868. To the Registrar of the Pharmaceutical Society of Great Britain.
I hereby declare that the undersigned ,
residing at in the County of , had
for Three Years immediately before the passing of the Pharmacy Act, 1868, been employed in dispensing and compounding Prescriptions as an Assistant to a Pharmaceutical Chemist or Chemist and Druggist, and attained the Age of Twenty-one Years.
As witness my Hand, this Day of 186 .
A.B., duly qualified Medical Practitioner. CD., Pharmaceutical Chemist. E.F., Chemist and Druggist. G.R., Magistrate.
{To he signed by one of the Four Parties named.)
I hereby declare that I was an Assistant to of in the Coimty of in the
Year , and was for Three Years immediately before the
passing of this Act actually engaged in dispensing and compounding Prescriptions, and that I had attained the full Age of Twenty -one Years at the Time of the passing of the Pharmacy Act, 1868.
X.O., Assistant.
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Name and Quantity of Poison sold. |
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* The words in the above Schedule printed in italics have been added by " An Aot to am«a4 the Pharmacy Act, 1868." [lUh August, I860.]
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32 & 33 victory:.
CAP. in.
An Act to amend "The Pharmacy Act, 18G8."
{Wth August, 1869.]
51 * 32 Vict ; 5!123l)f rfagf it is expedient to amend the provisions of the Pharmacy Act, ®" ■ 1868, in regard to duly qualified medical practitioners and veterinary
surgeons, and in other respects :
Be it enacted by the Queen's most Excellent Majesty, by and with the advice and consent of the Lords Spiritual and Temporal, and Commons, in this present Parliament assembled, and by the authority of the same, as follows :
Reserving 1. Nothing contained in the first fifteen sections of the recited Act shall
rights of cer- aflfect any person who has been registered as a legally qualified medical perBons. pj^^^j^jojigj. before the passing of this Act; and the said clauses shall not apply to any person who may hereafter be registered as a legally qualified practitioner, and who, in order to obtain his diploma for such registration shall have passed an examination in pharmacy ; nor shall the said clauses prevent any person who is a member of the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons of Great Britain, or holds a certificate in veterinary surgery from the Highland and Agricultural Society of Scotland, from dispensing medicines for animals under his care.
Period witliin 2. The time within which certificates may be produced to the registrar which certifi- under section four of the said Act, by persons employed as assistants before cafes under ^^^ passing of the said Act, shall be extended to the thirty-first day of recited Act to December, one thousand eight hundred and sixty-nine, and the certificates be produced to given under the same section according to Schedule (A.) of this Act shall be registrar. guflicient.
Excepting 3^ Nothing contained in section seventeen of the said recited Act shall
vlierbTa^"^' ^PP^J *° ^^7 D^edicine supplied by a legally qualified medical practitioner to legally "quali- his patient OF dispensed by any person registered under the said Act, fi ed medical provided such medicine be distinctly labelled with the name and address of ™"^" the seller, and the ingredients thereof be entered, with the name of the
person to whom it is sold or delivered, in a book to be kept by the seller for
that purpose.
Section 23 and T4, Section 23 and Schedule (E.) of the said recited Act are hereby
Schedule (E.) repealed, repealed, ^
Schedule (F.) 5. Schedule (F.) of the said recited Act is hereby altered by substituting impended. f^^ ^|^g second column headed '* Name of Purchaser " a column headed "Niiine and Address of Purchaser."
• Omitted by 56 a?id 5V Vict., Cap. 14. + Omitted by 46 and 47 Vict.. Cap. 39.
61 & 62 YICTORLE.
CAP. 25.
An Act to amend the Pharmacy Acts, 1852 and 1868. a.d. 1898.
llDth July, 1898.]
^t it fliartftJ by the Queen's most Excellent Majesty, by and with the advice and consent of the Lords Spiritual and Temporal, and Commons, in this present Parliament assembled, and by the authority of the same, as follows : —
1. In this Act the term " Chemist and Druggist " shall have the same interprets meaning as in the Pharmacy Act, 1868, and " the Society " shall mean ^'°°' the Pharmaceutical Society of Great Britain.
2. Every person who at the time of the passing of this Act shall have " ■^PP^^°'/^'T been duly registered as an " Apprentice or Student," and who, under the ^ngibie to be provisions set forth in section ten of the Pharmacy Act, 1852, has been elected admitted to and at that time remains in the Societ}'- as a " Student," " Student- shall be registered as a " Student-associate " of the Society ; and every 15 ^ iq yjct, person who at the time of the passing of this Act shall have been duly c. 56. registered, or who thereafter shall become registered as an " Apprentice
or Student,'' shall be eligible to be elected a " Student-associate " of the Society according to the byelaws thereof.
3. Every person who at the time of the passing of this Act shall have ^•^: i^^^- been registered as a Chemist and Druggist, or who sLill hereafter become chemitts and registered as a Chemist and Druggist, shall be eligible to be elected a Druggists
" Member " of the Society according to the byelaws thereof. eligible to
J o J be elected
" Meuibera."
4. In lieu of the provisions contained in the Royal Charter of
Incorporation of the Society, whereby it is provided that two-thirds of E«tirem«it
the members of the Council shall in every year go out of office, the follow- , f ^^^
ing provisions shall, after the passing of this Act, have efiect : — Council by
rotation.
1. On the ordinary day of election of members of the Council in
every 3'ear seven members of the Council shall go out of office, and the vacancies shall be hiled by election, the retiring members being eligible for re-election :
2. The seven members who go out shall be the members of the
Council who have been longest in office without re-election :
3. If and whenever the number of the members of the Council who
have been longest in office without re-election shall exceed seven, the members of the Council to retire shall be determined from these by lot.
5. At all meetings of the Society at which votes shall be given for the Voting election of officers, all or any of the votes may be given either personally papers for or by voting papers,, in a form to be defined in the byelaws of the said officer! ° Society, or in a forms to the like effect, such voting papers being received
by the secretary, under cover, not later than twelve o'clock noon on the day on which the election takes place.
6. This Act shall not extend to Ireland. f ^^°* ***
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Short title of 7, This Act may be cited as the Pharmacy Acts Amendment Act, ^«*- 1898.
Bepeal. 8. The enactments mentioned in the schedule to this Act to the extent
specified in the third column of that schedule are hereby repealed.
SCHEDULE Enactments Repealed.
|
Session and Chapter. |
Short Title. |
Extent of Bepeal. |
|
16 & 16 Vict. c. 66. 31 & 32 Vict. c. 121 |
Pharmacy Act, 1862 Pharmacy Act, 1868 |
In section ten, the words " and every such person "duly registered as an " assistant shall be eligible " for admission as an "associate of the said " Society." Sections eighteen,nineteen, twenty, and twenty-one. |
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8 EDWARD YII.
CAP. 55.
[21s/ December WftS.
An Act to regulate the sale of certain Poisonous Substances and to amend the Pharmacy Acts.
$f It fliartftl by the King's most Excellent Majesty, by and with the advice and consent of the Lords Spiritual and Temporal, and Commons, in this present ParUament assembled, and by the authority of the same, as follows : —
Amendment 1. — (1) Schedule A. to the Pharmacy Act, 1868 (which specifies the
jf3l&32 articles to be deemed poisons witliin the meaning of that Act), is hereby
Vict.c. 121. repealed, and the schedule to this Act shall be substituted therefor. S'-hedule A. ^ '
(2) The schedule to this Act may be amended by adding thereto or remov- ing therefrom any article, or by transferring Any article from one part of the schedule to the other in the manner provided by section two of the Pharmacy Act, 1868, for adding to the list of articles deemed to be poisons witliin the meaning of that Act,
r.egulation 2. — (1) So much of the Pharmacy Act, 1868, as makes it an offence for
of sale of any person to sell or keep open shop for the sale of poisons, unless he is a duly
certain registered pharmaceutical chemist or chemist and druggist and conforms to
^ub^stan^s regulations made under section one of that Act, shall not apply in the case of
for agri- poisonous substances to be used exclusively in agriculture or horticulture for
cultural and the destruction of insects, fungi, or bacteria, or as sheep dips or weed killers
horticultural ^vi^ch are poisonous by reason of their containing arsenic, tobacco, or the
(jarposea. alkaloids of tobacco, if the person so selhng or keeping open shop is duly
licensed for the purpose under this section by a local authority, and conforms
to an}' regulations as to the keeping, transporting, and selhng of poisons
made under this section, but notliing in this section shall exempt any person
U A- 15 Vict, so hcensed from the requirements of any other provision of the Pharmacy Act,
c. 13. 1868. or of the Arsenic Act, 1851, lelating to poisons:
Provided that His Majesty may by Order in Council amend this pro- vision by adding thereto or remo^^ng therefrom any poisonous substance, and, upon any such Order being made, tliis pro\-ision shall have effect as if the added poisonous substances were included therein and the removed poisonous sub- stances were excluded therefrom.
(2) Before granting any licence under this section the local authority shall take into consideration whether in the neighbourhood where the appUcant for the hcence carries on or intends to carry on business the reasonable require- ments of the pubUc with respect to the purchase of such poisonous substances as aforesaid are satisfied.
(3) His Majesty may, by Order in Council, make regulations as to — (a) the granting of licences under this section ; and
(6) the duration, renewal, revocation, suspension, extent, and produc- tion of such hcences ; and
(c) the keeping, inspection, and copying of registers of hcences : and
(d) the fees to be charged for licences and for inspection and cop\ing of
registers ; and
(e) the keeping, transporting, and seUing of the poisonous substances to
which this section apphes ; and generally for the purposes of carrying this section into effect.
• For R^rjulationt apphjino i >lely to Licencres, see the Calendar of the Society, p. 61.
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(4) The local authority for the purposes of this section shaU, as respects the area of any municipal borough in England having a population of more than ten thousand according to the last published census for the time being, be the council of that borough, and, as respects the area of anj' royal, parliamen- tary, or police burgh in Scotland, be the to\vn council, and, as respects any other place, be the council of the county,
(5) An Order in Council under tliis section shall be laid before both Houses of Parliament as soon as may be after it is made.
3. — (1) Any person who, being a duly registered pharmaceutical chemist Amendment or chemist and druggist, carries on the business of pharmaceutical chemist or °^. ^^ * ^^ chemist and druggist shall, unless in every premises where the business is carried g^\'Q ^nd le! on the business is bona fide conducted by himself or some other duly registered pharmaceutical chemist or chemist and druggist, as the case may be, and unless the name and certificate of quahfication of the person by whom the business is so conducted in any premises is conspicuously exhibited in the pre- mises, be guilty of an offence under section fifteen of the Pharmacy Act, 1868.
(2) The provisions of section sixteen of the Pharmacy Act, 1868, which enable the executor, administrator, or trustee of the estate of a deceased pharmaceutical chemist or chemist and druggist to continue his business so long as such business is bona fide conducted by a duly quahfied assistant, shall be construed as enabling such executor, administrator, or trustee to carry on the business if and so long only as, in every premises where the business is carried on, the business is bona fide conducted bj'- a duly registered pharma- ceutical chemist or chemist and druggist, as the case may be, and the name and certificate of qualification of the person by whom the business is so conducted in any premises is conspicuous!}' exliibited in the premises.
(3) A registered chemist or druggist may, notwithstanding anything in section fifteen of the Pharmacy Act, 1868, take, use, or exhibit the name or title of pharmacist.
(4) A body corporate, and in Scotland a firm or partnersliip, may carry on the business of a pharmaceutical chemist or chemist and di'uggist —
(a) if the business of the body corporate, firm, or partnership, so far as it relates to the keeping, retailing, and dispensing of poisons, is under the control and management of a superintendent who is a duly registered pharmaceutical chemist or chemist and druggist, \^■llose name has been forwarded to the registrar appointed under tlie Pharmacy Act, 1852, to be entered by him in a register to be kept for that purpose, and who does not act at the same time in a similar capacity for any other body corporate, firm, or partnersliip ; and
(6) if in every premises where such business as aforesaid is carried on,
and is not personally conducted by the superintendent, such business is bona fide conducted under the direction of the superintendent by a manager or assistant who is a duly registered pharmaceutical chemist or chemist and druggist, and whose certificate of qualifica- tion is conspicuously exhibited in the shop or other place in which he so conducts the business. A body corporate, and in Scotland a firm or partnership, may use the description of chemist and druggist, or of chemist or of druggist, or of dispens- ing chemist or druggist, if the foregoing requirements as to the carrying on of the business are observed, and if the superintendent is a member of the board of directors or other governing body of the body coi-porate, or of the firm or partnership, as the case may be.
Subject as aforesaid, section twelve of the Pharmacy Act, 1852, and sec- li A iG tions one and fifteen of the Pharmacy Act, 1868, shall apply to a body Vict. c. 56. corporate, and in Scotland to a firm or partnersliip, in like manner as the}- apply to an individual,
4. The power of making byelaws conferred bj^ section two of the Pharmacy/ Extension ol Act, 1852, on the council of the Pharmaceutical Society shall be deemed to powers of
i Geo. 3. 194.
Pharmaceu- include the power of making bvela\^s for all or anv of the following purposes
fcical Society (that 1.5 to say) :—
to make bye- *'
lava. (a) Requiring persons desirous of presenting themselves for examination
by the said society to produce evidence satisfactory to the council of the society that they have received a sufficient preliminary practical training in the subjects of the examination;
(6) Providing for the registration, upon payment of the prescribed fee, as pharmaceutical chemists or chemists and druggists under the Pharmacy Acts, 1852 and 1868, without examination, of anj' persons holding colom'al dij)lomas or of qualified mihtar>' dispenses or certified assistants to apothecaries under the Apothecaries Act, 1815, who produce evidence satisfactory to the council of the society that they are persons of sufficient skill and knowledge to be so registered ;
(c) Providing for periods of tin.c and courses of study in connexion with the qualifying examination, and dividing such examination into two parts.
Restrictions 5. — (1) It shall not be lawful to sell any substance to which this section
onaaleof cer- apphes by retail, unless the box, bottle, vessel, wrapper, or cover in wliich the
tain poison- substance is contained is distinctly labelled with the name of the sub-
ous sub- stance and the word " Poisonous," and with the rame and address of the
seller of the substance, and unless such other regulations as may be prescribed
urder tin's section by Order in Council are comphed with ; and, if any person
fiells any such substance otherwise than in accordance with the provisions of
this section or of any Order in Council made thereunder, he shall, on conviction
under the Summary' Jurisdiction Acts, be liable for each offence to a fine not
exceeding five pounds.
(2) The substances to which this section applies are sulphuric acid, nitric acid, hydrochloric acid, soluble salts of oxalic acid, and such other substances as may for the time being be prescribed by Order in Council under this section.
Application to Ireland.
33 & 39 Vict. 57. 3 <fe 54 Vict. 4S.
6. — (1) The provisions of section two and section five of this Act shall apply to Ireland, with the follo%Wng modifications : —
(a) For the reference to the Pharmacy Act, 1868, there shall be substi- tuted a reference to the Pharmacy Act (Ireland), 1875, and the Pharmacy Act (Ireland) (1875) Amendment Act, 1890, and the reference to regulations made under section one of the first men- tioned Act shall not apply ; (6) For references to Orders in Council by His Majesty, or to Orders in Council, there shall be substituted references to Orders in CoiuiciJ by the Lord Lieutenant ; (c) The reference to a duly registered chemist and druggist shall include a
reference to a registered druggist. (2) Save as provided by this section, the foregoing provisions of this Act shall not apply to Ireland.
Continuation 7. Upon the death of any person registered under the Pharmacy Act (Ire-
of business land) (1875) Amendment Act, 1890, as a chemist and druggist or registered on death of (Jmggist and actually in business at the time of his death, it shall be lawful for drug^^st o" ^^y executor, administrator, or trustee of his estate to continue such business registered if and SO long only as such business is bona fide conducted by an assistant drusgist in being a duly registered pharmaceutical chemist or hcentiate apothecary, or duly registered chemist and druggist, or duly registered druggist.
Ireland.
Short title, commence- ment, and
extent.
8. This Act may be cited as the Poisons and Pharmacy Act, 1908, and shall come into operation on the first day of April nineteen himdred and nine.
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SCHEDULE. Part I. Arsenic, and its medicinal preparations. Aconite, aconitine, and their preparations.
Alkaloids — all poisonous vegetable alkaloids not specifically named in tliis schedule, and their salts, and all poisonous derivatives of vegetable alkaloids. Atropine, and its salts, and their preparations. Belladonna, and all preparations or admixtures (except belladonna plais-
ters) containing 0-1 or more per cent, of belladonna alkaloida. Cantharides, and its poisonous derivatives. Coca, any preparation or admixture of, containing 1 or more per cent.
of coca alkaloids. Corrosive subhmate.
Cyanide of potassium, and all poisonous cyanides and their preparations. Emetic tartar, and all preparations or admixtures containing 1 or more CO per cent, of emetic tartar.
55 Ergot of rye, and preparations of ergots.
oQ Xux vomica, and all preparations or admixtures containing 0*2 or more Ss per cent, of strj^clmine.
p< Opium, and all preparations or admixtures containing 1 or more per cent. 9 of morpliine.
"* Picrotoxin.
,2 Prussic acid, and all preparations or admixtures containing 0*1 or more 13 per cent, of prussic acid.
'^ Savin, and its oil, and all preparations or admixtures containing savin or M its oil.
J Part II.
rt Almonds, essential oil of (unless deprived of prussic acid). 09 Antimonial wine.
o Cantharides, tincture and all vesicating liquid preparations or admixtures ■•S of.
qj Carbolic acid, and liquid preparations of carbohc acid, and its homologues •3 containing more than 3 per cent, of those substances, except pre-
^ parations for use as sheep wash or for any other purpose in con-
§ nexion with agriculture or horticulture, contained in a closed vessel
M ^ distinctly labelled with the word " Poisonous," the name and
,0 address of the seller, and a notice of the special purposes for which
^ the preparations are intended.
'^ Chloral hydrate.
^ Cliloroform, and all preparations or admixtures containing more than {2 20 per cent, of chloroform.
Coca, any preparation or admixture of, containing more than 0*1 per
cent, but less than 1 per cent, of coca alkaloids. Digitalis. Mercuric iodide. Mercuric sulphocyanide. Oxalic acid. Poppies, all preparations of, excepting red poppy petals and syrup of
red poppies (papaver rhaeas). Precipitate, red, and all oxides of mercury. Precipitate, white. Strophanthus. Sulphonal.
All preparations or admixtures which are rot included in Part I. of this schedule, and contain a poison within the meaning of the Pharmacy Acts, except preparations or admixtures tJie exclusion of which from this schedule is indicated by the words therein relating to carbohc acid, chloroform, and coca, and except such substances as come within the provisions of section five of this Act.
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POISONS AND PHARMACY ACT, 1908.
ORDERS IN COUNCIL.
At the Court at Buckingham Palace, the 22nd day of March, 1911.
Present :
The King's Most Excellent Majesty in Council.
"QQhCVCflS by Section 5 of the Poisons and Pharmacy Act, 1908, it is., amongst other things, enacted that " it shall not be lawful to sell any sub- stance to which this section appUes by retail, unless the box, bottle, vessel, wrapper or cover in which the substance is contained is distinctly labelled with the name of the substance and the word * Poisonous,' and with the name and address of the seller of the substance, and unless such other regulations as may be prescribed under this section by Order in Council are complied with."
And whereas it is expedient that regulations should be prescribed in pursuance of the said Act ;
Now, therefore. His Majesty is pleased, by and with the advice of His Privy Council, to prescribe the regulations which are hereunto annexed, and to order that the said regulations shall come into force on the 1st day of October next.
ALMERIC FITZROY.
REGULATIONS referred to in the foregoing Order in Council POISONS AND PHARMACY ACT, 1908.
1. In the sale by retail of any substance to which Section 5 of the Poisons and Pharmacy Act, 1908, appUes, the label required by the said section to be affixed to the box, bottle, vessel, wrapper or cover, in which the substance is contamed, shall bear, distinctly printed thereon, the additional words " Not to be taken."
2. In the sale by retail of any hquid substance to which Section 5 appUes, such substance shall not be delivered or sent out except in bottles or other containers rendered distinguishable by touch from ordinary bottles or containers.
At the Court at Buckingham Palace, the 5th day of July, 1911.
Present : The King's Most Excellent Majesty in Council.
XQberCaS by Section 5 of the Poisons and Pharmacy Act, 1908, it is enacted that —
" (1) It shall not be lawful to sell any substance to which this section appbes by retail, unless the box, bottle, vessel, wrapper, or cover in which the substance is contained is distinctly labelled with the name of the substance and the word ' Poisonous,' and with the name and
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address of the seller of the substance, and unless such other regulations as may be prescribed under this section by Order in Council are com- plied with ; and, if any person sells any such substance otherwise than in accordance with the provisions of this section or of any Order in Council made thereunder, he shall, on conviction under the Summary Jurisdiction Acts, be liable for each offence to a fine not exceeding five pounds.
" (2) The substances to which this section applies are sulphuric acid, nitric acid, hydrochloric acid, soluble salts of oxalic acid, and such other substances as may for the time being be prescribed by Order in Council under this section."
And whereas it is expedient that liquid preparations containing more than 5 per cent, by weight of free ammonia should be prescribed as substances to which the said section shall apply .
Now, therefore. His Majesty is pleased, by and with the advice of His Privy Council, to prescribe, and it is hereby prescribed, that as from the 1st of February, 1912, liquid preparations containing more than 5 per cent, by weight of free ammonia shall be substances to which Section 5 of the said recited enactment applies.
ALMERIC FITZROY.
At the Court at Buckingham Palace, on the Uth day of Octoberj
1912.
Present :
The King's Most Excellent Majesty in Council.
imibCrCaS by Section 5 of the Poisons and Pharmacy Act, 1908, it is enacted that —
" (1) It shall not be lawful to sell any substance to which this section apphes by retail, unless the box, bottle, vessel, wrapper, or cover in which the substance is contamed is distinctly labelled with the name of the substance and the word ' Poisonous,' and with the name and address of the seller of the substance, and unless such other regulations as may be prescribed under this section by Order in Council are complied with ; and, if any person sells any such substance otherwise than in accordance with the provisions of this Section or of any Order in Council made there- under, he shall, on conviction under the Summary Jurisdiction Acts, be liable for each offence to a fine not exceeding five pounds.
" (2) The substances to which this section applies are sulphuric acid, nitric acid, hydrochloric acid, soluble salts of oxalic acid, and such other substances as may for the time being be prescribed by Order in Council under this section."
And whereas it is expedient that all Uquid preparations sold as carbohc, or carbolic acid, or carbolic substitutes, or carbolic disinfectant, containing not more than 3 per cent, of phenols, should be prescribed as substances to which the said section applies.
Now, therefore, His Majesty is pleased, by and with the advice of His Privy Council, to prescribe, and it is hereby prescribed, that as from the 1st day of May, 1913, all liquid preparations sold as carbolic, or carbolic acid, or carbolic substitutes, or carbolic disinfectant, containing not more than 3 per cent, of phenols, shall be substances to which Section 5 of the said recited enactment applies.
ALMERIC FITZROY.
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At the Council Chambkr, Whitehall, the 12th day of March, 1913.
By the Lords of His Majesty's Most Honourable Privy Council.
Present : Lord President. Mr. Secretary McKenna. Mr. McKinnon Wood.
TKUbcreaS by Section 2 of the Pharmacy Act, 1868, it is enacted that the several Articles named or described in the Schedule (A) to that Act shall be deemed poisons within the meaning of that Act, and that the Council of the Pharmaceutical Society of Great Britain may from time to time, by Resolution, declare that any article in such Resolution named ought to be deemed a poison within the meaning of that Act, and that thereupon the said Society shall submit the same for the approval of the Privy Council ; and that if such approval shall be given, then such Resolution and approval shall be advertised in the London Gazette ; and, on the expiration of one month from such advertisement, the article named in such Resolution shall be deemed to be a poison within the meaning of that Act.
And whereas by Section 1 of the Poisons and Pharmacy Act, 1908, it is enacted that Schedule (A) to the Pharmacy Act, 1868, be repealed and the Schedule to the Poisons and Pharmacy Act, 1908, substituted therefor, and that the said last-named Schedule may be amended by adding thereto or removing therefrom any article, or transferring any article from one part of the said Schedule to the other in the manner provided by Section 2 of the Pharmacy Act, 1868, for adding to the list of articles deemed to be poisons within the meaning of that Act.
And whereas the Council of the Pharmaceutical Society of Great Britain did, on the oth day of March, 1913, by virtue and in exercise of the powers vested in them, by Section 2 of the Pharmacy Act, 1868, as modified by Section 1 of the Poisons and Pharmacy Act, 1908, resolve and declare as follows : —
(a) That " Sulphonal " be removed from Part II of the Schedule to the Poisons and Pharmacy Act, 1908, and that " Sulphonal and its homologues, whether described as Trional, Tetronal, or by any other trade name, mark, or designation," be substituted therefor.
(b) That " Diethyl-Barbituric Acid and other alkyl, aryl, or metaUic derivatives of Barbituric Acid, whether described as Veronal, Proponal, Medinal, or by any other trade name, mark, or designation ; and all poisonous Urethanes and Ureides," ought to be deemed poisons within the meaning of the Pharmacy Act, 1868, as amended by the Poisons and Pharmacy Act, 1908, and ought to be deemed Poisons in Part II of the Schedule of Poisons to that Act.
And whereas the said Society have submitted their Resolution for the approval of the Privy Council, and the Lords of the Privy Council are of opinion that the said Resolution should be approved :
Now, therefore, their Lordships are hereby pleased to signify their approval of the said Resolution,
ALMERIC FTTZROY.
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At the Council Chamber, Whitehall, the 9th day of February,
1916.
By the Lords of His Majesty's Most Honourable Privy Council.
Present : Lord President. Earl of Desart. Mr. Arthur Acland.
IQlbereaS by Section 2 of the Pharmacy Act, 1868, it is enacted that the several articles named or described in Schedule (A) to that Act shall be deemed poisons within the meaning of that Act, and that the Council of the Pharmaceutical Society of Great Britain may, from time to time, by Resolution, declare that any article in such Resolution named ought to be deemed a poison within the meaning of that Act, and that there- upon the said Society shall submit the same for the approval of the Privy Council ; and that if such approval shall be given, then such Resolution and approval shall be advertised in the Lmidon Gazette ; and, on the expiration of one month from such advertisement, the article named in such Resolution shall be deemed to be a poison within the meaning of that Act :
And whereas by Section I of the Poisons and Pharmacy Act, 1908, it is enacted that Schedule (A) to the Pharmacy Act, 1868, be repealed, and the Schedule to the Poisons and Pharmacy Act, 1908, substituted therefor, and that the said last-named Schedule may be amended by adding thereto, or removing therefrom, any article, or transferring any article from one part of the said Schedule to the other, in the manner provided by Section 2 of the Pharmacy Act, 1868, for adding to the list of articles deemed to be poisons within the meaning of that Act :
And whereas the Council of the Pharmaceutical Society of Great Britain did, on the 2nd day of February, 1916, pass the following Resolution : —
"That by virtue and in exercise of the powers vested in the Council of the Pharmaceutical Society of Great Britain by the Pharmacy Act, 1868, as amended by the Poisons and Pharmacy Act, 1908, the said Council does hereby resolve and declare : —
That the article in Part 1 of the Schedule to the last-named Act, " Opium and all 'preparations or admixtures containing 1 or more per cent, of Morphine," ought to be removed therefrom, and that the article " Opium and all preparations or admixtures containing 0 75 per cent, of Morphine " ought to be added thereto."
And whereas the said Society have submitted their Resolution for the approval of the Privy Council, and the Lords of the Privy Council are of opinion that the said Resolution should be approved :
Now, therefore, their Lordships are hereby pleased to signify their approval of the said Resolution.
ALMERIC FITZROY.
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At the Council Chamber, Whitehall, the 27th day of April, 1917.
By the Lords of His Majesty's Most Honourable Privy Council.
Present : Lord President. Lord Rhondda. Secretary Sir George Cave.
TSUbCtCaS by Section 2 of the Pharmacy Act, 1868, it is enacted that the several Articles named or described in the Schedule (A) to that Act shall be deemed Poisons within the meaning of that Act, and that the Council of the Pharmaceutical Society of Great Britain may, from time to time, by Resolution, declare that any Article in such Resolution named ought to be deemed a Poison within the meaning of that Act, and that thereupon the said Society shall submit the same for the approval of the Privy Council ; and that if such approval shaU be given, then such Resolution and approval shall be advertised in the London Gazette ; and, on the expiration of one month from such advertisement, the article named in such Resolution shall be deemed to be a Poison mthin the meaning of that Act :
And whereas by Section 1 of the Poisons and Pharmacy Act, 1908, it is enacted that Schedule (A) to the Pharmacy Act, 1868, be repealed, and the Schedule to the Poisons and Pharmacy Act, 1908, substituted therefor, and that the said last-named Schedule may be amended by adding thereto any Article in the manner provided by Section 2 of the Pharmacy Act, 1868 :
And whereas the Council of the Pharmaceutical Society of Great Britain did, on the 4th day of April, 1917, by virtue and in exercise of the powers vested in them by Section 2 of the Pharmacy Act, 1868, as modified by Section 1 of the Poisons and Pharmacy Act, 1908, resolve and declare as follows : —
" That Lead in combination with Oleic Acid, or other higher fatty Acids, whether sold as Diachylon or under any other desig- nation (except machine-spread plasters) ought to be deemed a Poison within the meaning of the Pharmacy Act, 1868, as amended by the Poisons and Pharmacy Act, 1908, and ought to be deemed a Poison in Part 1 of the Schedule of Poisons to that Act " :
And whereas the said Society have submitted their Resolution for the approval of the Privy Council, and the Lords of the Privy Council are of opinion that the said Resolution should be approved :
Now, therefore, their Lordships are hereby pleased to signify their approval of the said Resolution.
ALMERIC FITZROY.
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At the Council Chamber, Whitehall, the Uth day of
December, 1917.
By the Lords of His Majesty's Most Honourable Privy Council.
Present : Lord President. Duke of Northumberland. Mr. Hayes Fisher.
IKHbereaS by Section 2 of the Pharmacy Act, 1868, it is enacted that the several Articles named or described in the Schedule (A) to that Act shaU be deemed Poisons within the meaning of that Act, and that the Council of the Pharmaceutical Society of Great Britain may, from time to time, by Resolution, declare that any Article in such Resolution named ought to be deemed a Poison within the meaning of that Act, and that thereupon the said Society shall submit the same for the approval of the Privy Council ; and that if such approval shaU be given, then such Resolu- tion and approval shall be advertised in the London Gazette ; and, on the expiration of one month from such advertisement, the Article named in such Resolution shall be deemed to be a Poison within the meaning of that Act :
And whereas by Section 1 of the Poisons and Pharmacy Act, 1908, it is enacted that Schedule (A) to the Pharmacy Act, 1868, be repealed, and the Schedule to the Poisons and Pharmacy Act, 1908, substituted therefor, and that the said last-named Schedule may be amended by (amongst other things) transferring any Article from one part of the same to the other in the manner provided by Section 2 of the Pharmacy Act, 1868 :
And whereas the Council of the Pharmaceutical Society of Great Britain did, on the 5th day of December, 1917, by virtue and in exercise of the powers vested in them by the Pharmacy Act, 1868, as amended by the Poisons and Pharmacy Act, 1908, resolve and declare as follows : —
" That the Schedule to the Poisons and Pharmacy Act, 1908, be amended by transferring the following Articles from Part 2 thereof to Part 1 thereof : —
Diethyl-Barbituric Acid, and other alkyl, aryl, or metallic derivatives of barbituric acid, whether described as veronal, proponal, medinal, or by any other trade name, mark, or designa- tion ; and all poisonous urethanes and ureides " :
And whereas the said Society have submitted their Resolution for the approval of the Privy Council, and the Lords of the Privy Council are of opinion that the said Resolution should be approved :
Now, therefore, their Lordships are hereby pleased to signify their approval of the said Resolution.
ALMERIC FITZROY.
XXXVH
Regulations
for the keeping, dispensing, and selling of Poisons.
1 That in the keeping of poisons, each bottle, vessel, box, or package containing a poison be labelled with the name of the article, and also with some distinctive mark indicating that it contains poison.
2. Also that in the keeping of poisons, each poison be kept on one or
other of the following systems, viz. : —
(a) In a bottle or vessel tied over, capped, locked, or otherwise
secured in a manner different from that in which bottles or vessels containing ordinary articles are secured in the same warehouse, shop, or dispensary ; or
(b) In a bottle or vessel rendered distinguishable by touch from
the bottles or vessels in which ordinary articles are kept in the same warehouse, shop, or dispensary ; or
(c) In a bottle, vessel, box, or package kept in a room or cup-
board set apart for dangerous articles.
3. That in the dispensing and selling of poisons, all liniments, embroca-
tions, lotions and liquid disinfectants containing poison be sent out in bottles rendered distinguishable by touch from ordinary medi- cine bottles, and that there also be affixed to each such bottle (in addition to the name of the article, and to any particular instruc- tions for its use) a label giving notice that the contents of the bottle are not to be taken internally.
The above have been adopted by the Pharmaceutical Society of Great Britain and have been approved by Hi5 Majesty's Privy Council ; they therefore form part of the Pharmacy Act, i8<S8, in pursuance of the provisions of Section i.
xxxvm
LIST OF
PUBLIC OFFICES AND FUNCTIONARIES
TO WHICH
COPIES OF THE "REGISTERS OF PHARMACEUTICAL CHEMISTS AND CHEMISTS AND DRUGGISTS" ARE SUPPLIED BY THE GOVERNMENT.
ENGLAND AND WALES.
County Courta 60
Coroners 324
Afisociatos 7
Clerks of the Peace .64
Law Courts and Public Offices 23
Total for England 478
SCOTLAND
The Crown Agent 1
The Clerk of Justiciary 1
Sheriff Clerks, and Sherifi Clerks' Depute . 55
Clerks of the Peace 35
Procu rators Fiscal 50
Total for Scotland 142
Total for England 4/8
Total for Scotland 142
620
THE EEGISTER
PHARMACEUTICAL CHEMISTS.
1919.
Date of Registration.
19:7 Mar 31
1878 July 11 1868 Julv 17 1891 Feb 18 1885 Feb 18
1873 April 16 1870 July 13
1904 July 15 1907 Julv 11
1874 Nov 18 1893 April 13
1879 July 9
1895 Jan 2 1879 July 9 1861 Mar 19
1901 April 18 1903 July 13 1866 Dec 19 1876 July 13
1893 July 25
1889 Feb 20
1890 Dec 11 1907 July 11
1887 June 16 1913 July 9
1909 July 8
1894 July 16 1859 Maris
1891 Oct 23 1918 April 5
1902 July 9 1912 July 8 1889 April 9
1905 April 10 1868 Julv 17
1896 Jan 9
1895 July 11 IWtd April 6 1879 Oct 22 1905 April 10 18&1 July 9 1893 Oct 5
1896 Jan 9 1896 Jan 9
1888 June 20
1901 July 9 1881 July 7
1912 Juk 8
3610 1666 1032 2399 2013 1366 1219 3180 3307 1455 2562 1721 2691 1722
620 3038 3137
932 1553 25S4 2251) 2385 3308 2150 3509
3352 2650 533 24'-.8 3620 3094 3468 2256 3205 1033 2759 2724 334») 1740 32()6 1989 2608
2760 2761 2197
3049 1»50
3-t69
Abbott Ruby Blanche
Abraham Alfred Clay
Abraham Thomas Fell ... Adams Arthur Edward ... Adams Charles Mansley ...
Adams Frank
Adams Frank
Adams Frank Richard
Adams Hubert
Adams William
Akam Arthur
Alcock Frank Harris
Alcock James Elsworth...
Allan James Henry
Allan William
Allen Charles Troanson . Allen William Herbert.... Allkins Thomas Bonlton . Amoore Lewis Perigoe ....
Anderson William
Andrew Charles William . Andrew John Herbert .... Andrews Constance Alice Andrews Edward Arthur. Andrews Harold Xewton .
Residence.
Anklesaria Jehangir Dhanjishaw
A.VTHONY Everard Percival
Anthony John Lilley
.\nthony Thomas
Apple yard Frederick Norman
Appleyard Herbert
Archer Henry Edwards
Arden Lawrence
Arkell John
Akkinstall William
Armitage Nathaniel Newborn
Akmitage Thomas
Arnfield Harold
Arnfield John Cash
Arnfield Thomas Owen
Aknott Daniel
Arrandale John Samnel
Arrowsmith George Micklem
Arundel Edmund
AsHFiELD Armishaw
AsHTON Charles Henry .AsuTON Henry
AsHTON Jsaac
Coychurch Road, Bridgend, Olam
87 Bold Street, Liverpool
87 Boil Street, Liverpool
P.O. Box 64i, Johannesburg, Transvaal
Box 315, Pre'oria, Transvaal
56 ifarine Parade, Brighton
Lygon House, Adswood Lane East, Stockport
11 Parsons Green Lane, bhtlham, London S H
30 High Street, Shrewsbury
30 High Street, Shrewsbury
13 Oreat Hampton Street, Birmingham
5 firing Alfred^s Place, Broad Street, Birmingham
69 Churchjield Road, Acton, London W
47 St. Domingo Grove, Everton, Liverpool
151 High Street, Dumfries
20 High Road, Kilbum, London H W
20 High Road, Kilbum, London H W
Market Street, Tamworth
79 Erpingham Road, Putney, London S W
225 Jamaica Road, London S E
7 Park Hall Place, East Finchley, London N
Bollington, near Mcbcclesfield
285 Harrow Road, London W
Camborne, Harrowdene Road, Wembley, Middlesex
The Dispenitary, St. Bartholomew's Hospital.
Lon-ion E C 1 Ahmedabad, India 49 High Street, Bedford 49 High Street, Bedford Pentewan, Cornwall
77 College Road, Bradford
78 Pilrig Street, Edinburgh
The Grange, Cherryhinton, Cambridge
110 High Street, Winchester
Beverston, Tetbury, Glos
Femleigh, Market Drayton
114 Tong Road, Armley, Hunslet, Leeds
SElthorne Terrace, Boston Rd., Hanwell, London .¥
Peak Lodge, Buxton Road, Stockport
7 Lower Hillgate, Stockport
7 Lower Hillgate, Stockport
36a Taff Street, Pontypridd
The Peveril, 166 Markland Hill Lane, Heatod,
Bolton 2 Charlotte Street, Broadstairs Consumption Hospital, Brampton, London S W 1 Alexandra Buildings, High Street, Shanklin,
Isle of Wight 342 Wellington Stree"^, G.itnsby Comer Maritana a nd Varden Streets, Kalgoorie,
Western Australia 46 Alexanard Road, East Croydon
REGISTER OF PHARMACEUTICAL CHEMISTS
[19J9.
|
Date of Registration. |
No.of KxH- minaiion ' Certlflcat*'. |
|
1911 April 6 |
3393 |
|
1872 July 17 |
1384 |
|
1885 Feb 18 |
2014 |
|
1913 July 9 |
3510 |
|
1878 Oct 16 |
1673 |
|
1910 July 5 |
3379 |
|
1858 July 6 |
|
|
1917 Mar 31 |
3611 |
|
1878 Feb 18 |
1634 |
|
1892 July 26 |
2518 |
|
1875 July 15 |
1490 |
|
1891 July 9 |
2432 |
|
1386 April 15 |
2020 |
|
1906 Jan 6 |
3245 |
|
1887 April 20 |
2129 |
|
1899 Oct 9 |
2976 |
|
1889 April 9 |
2257 |
|
1888 Feb 21 |
2182 |
|
1866 June 13 |
897 |
|
1865 Oct 11 |
852 |
|
1914 April 6 |
3527 |
|
1877 Feb 22 |
1583 |
|
1914 April 6 |
3528 |
|
1903 Jan 8 |
3112 |
|
1883 July 12 |
1939 |
|
1882 July 13 |
1893 |
|
1916 April 13 |
3595 |
|
1859 Oct 18 |
556 |
|
1903 April 15 |
3119 |
|
1900 July 14 |
3012 |
|
1886 July 8 |
2083 |
|
1866 Mar 21 |
887 |
|
1885 Oct 21 |
2047 |
|
1885 July 8 |
2040 |
|
1875 July 21 |
1493 |
|
1873 July 9 |
1387 |
|
1869 Feb 10 |
1081 |
|
1883 Feb 21 |
1917 |
|
1913 Apr 1 |
3481 |
|
1884 Dec 10 |
2006 |
|
1895 April 9 |
2708 |
|
1869 Oct 27 |
1144 |
|
1893 July 25 |
2585 |
|
1888 Dec 21 |
2244 |
|
1901 July 9 |
3050 |
|
1898 April 12 |
2886 |
|
1888 Dec 13 |
2235 |
|
1900 April 19 |
2992 |
|
1883 July 12 |
1940 |
|
1881 Feb 16 |
1820 |
|
1854 Feb 21 |
374 |
|
1886 April 13 |
2069 |
|
1879 April 23 |
1700 |
|
1853 July 6 |
269 |
|
1886 June 10 |
2079 |
|
1876 April 27 |
1528 |
|
1911 July 10 |
3428 |
|
1885 April 15 |
2021 |
|
1902 April 16 |
3074 |
|
1896 April 15 |
2770 |
|
1877 July 19 |
1615 |
|
1878 April 16 |
1649 |
|
1901 July 9 |
3051 |
|
1868 Dec 22 |
1061 |
|
1864 Dec 21 |
796 |
|
1873 May 23 |
1374 |
|
1875 July 15 |
1491 |
|
1395 July 11 |
2725 |
|
1871 July 12 |
1281 |
|
1853 April 19 |
243 |
|
1891 July 15 |
2443 |
|
1896 July 6 |
2808 |
|
1900 July 14 |
3013 |
|
1898 Oct 5 |
2925 |
|
1899 Oct 9 |
2977 |
|
1867 July 17 |
966 |
|
1899 July 9 |
2433 |
|
1892 July 26 |
2519 |
AsHTON Tom Baunerman
AsHWOKTH Amos
Aston Alfred Valentine
Kesideuce.
12 Furlong ^oad, Gloucester 35 Moor Lane, Clitheroe The Terrace, Ta/rporley
Aston Bicbard Norman i " Riversdale," Shelley Road, Worthing
Aston Walter j 27 Montague Street, Worthing
Atkins Emeet Andrew I 71 East Hill, Wandsworth, London S W
Atkins Samuel Ralph i SaUsbivry
Atkins Sidney Herbert. Atkins William Ralph ...
Atkinson Alfred
Atkinson John George ... Atkinson Joseph Andrew ,
Stanstead Abbotts, Ware
39 Castle Street, Salisbury
2 Parliament Street, Harrogate
27 Lunham Road, Upper Norwood, London S E
Halton Holgate, Spilsby
Atkinson Richard { Bassenthwaite Halls, Keswick
Attenborough Thomas Winfield 10 Conway Street, St. Heliers, Jersey
Attekbury Clive i P.O. Box 76, East London, South Africa
Austen John i 8 Wo^dholm Road, Sheffield
Austin William Hoskin | 89 Charlotte Street, Devonport
AvERiLL George | Market Place, Rugeley
AvERiLL Henry Allcock [ 10 Market Square, Stafford
AvERiLLJohn i 10 Market Sqiuire, Stafford
Axon George Frederick { H9 Southey Street, Keswick
Babb James
Bagley Thomas Bangham. Bailey Thomas Harvey ....
Baily Edward
Bain John
Baines Edward Robinson ..
Baker Alfred PhiUp
Baker Charles Ballard
Baker Cyril Henry
Baker Edmund Gilbert
Baker Parson Custance
Baker Sydney John
Baker Walter James
Balchin Edward Samuel
Ball George
Ball George Stephen
Ball Henry
Ballantyne William Martin
Banks Alfred
Banks Edward Herbert Hardy.
Barclay Thomas
Barley Alfred Henry
Barlow Alfred Henry
Barlow Francis Robert ... Barlow Thomas Oldham Barnaby William Arthur Barnes George Harry ... Barnes James Burden ...
Barnktt John Arthur
Barnsby Robert David
BarraSs Tbomas Edward
Barrat Reuben
Barret Edward Louis
Barrett Arthur Albert
Barrett Josephus Teague
Barrett William Fletcher
Barritt Ernest Henry
Barritf Percy
Barritt Wesley
Barron William
Barrow Frank Arthur
Bartlett Henry Walsh
Bartley George Aloysius
Barton Henry
Bascombe Frederick
Basker John Anthony
Bastow Sidney
Bateuan John Montague
Bates James
Bates Josiah Herbert
Bateson Alfred Campbell
Bathurst Ernest Frank
Battle Ernest William Chatterton.
Battlb John Cyril Marfleet ...
Battle John Scoley
Baugh John William Mahanoora... Baxendalk George
9 Coleherne Terrace, S. Kensington, London S W
2 Southey Street, Roath, Cardiff
25 Windermere Avenue, Church End, Finchley,
London N 9 Queen Street, Ramsgate Penzance House, Bridge of Allan 99 Eastgate, Louth, Lines 190 Ditchling Road, Brighton 133 Abbey Street, Nuneaton Cosham, Hants
3 Cumberland Road, Kew, Surrey 174 Victoria Street, London S W
1302 Bainbridge Street, Richmond, Virginia,U.S.A. 32 Lincroft Street, Moss Side, Manchester
1 Palace Gardens, Enfield, Middlesex Lord Street, Southport
Rupica, Highbury Parade, Weston-super-Mare Springfield, 2 Momington Road, Southport cjo Thomas Morson & Son, Ltd., Summerfield
CheniicalWorks, Ponder' s End, Middlesex 3 St. Luke's Road, Clapham, London S Wi 44 Fore Street, Newquay, Cornwall 17 Bull Street, Birmingham 22 Temple Gardens, St. George's Road, Goldera
Green, London N W " The Gerrards," Wemeth Rd, Woodley, Stockport 224 Coldharbour Lane, Brixton, London SW
2 Palmerston Road, Southsea The Limes, Moss Lane, Timperley 1 Shepherds Lane, Dartford
Ashleigh, 14 West Hill Road, Wandsworth,
London S W Broadstone, Wimborne, Dorset Tours, France 98 Guilford Street, Russell Square, London W C
3 The Terrace, St. John's Hill, Sevenoaks 12 Avenue de la Grande Arm4e, Paris 139 Viale San Martina, Messiiia
68 Queen's Gardens, Hyde Park, London W
3 St. James's Street, London S W
1 High Street, Colchester
Cliff House, Mundesley, Norfolk
40 Harley Street, Cavendish Square, London W
37 Winchcoinb Street, Cheltenham
High Street, Newmarket
37 Crawford Street, London W
9 Bold Street, WarriTigton
Bridge Street, St. Ives, Hunts
73 Tulse Hill, Brixton, London S W
Fore Street, Bridgwater
9 North Street, Chichester
21 Station Road, Watford
Arran Lodge, Holly Walk, Leamington Spa
N. Staffs Infirmary, Hartshill, Stoke-on-Trent
14 East Bank, Kendal
Woburn Sands, Beds
High Street, Walsingliam, Norfolk
Victoria Lodge, Woodhall Spa, Linpoln
Lincoln
Ongar, Essex
9 Church Street, Ormskirk ;
;
1919.]
REGISTER OF PHARMACEUTICAL CHEMISTS.
1902 Aoril 10 1866 Jrme 13 1904 April 20
1885 April 15 1877 Oct 18 1855 June 19
1896 April 15 1908 April 14 18S8 July 10 1887 April 26 19t>l April 20
1913 April/
1897 Oct 7 1908 April 14
1907 Aprilie
1890 Dec 11
1903 July 13 1907 April 16
1899 July 13
1900 July 14 1902 April 16
1898 July 6
1911 April 6 1915 July 9 1915 July 9
1914 April 6
1912 July 8
1891 Dec 10 1883 July 11 1877 July 9 1877 Oct 17 1879 Oct 22
1876 Oct 19 1881 Jane 15 1883 Dec 12 18dl July 22 1902 AprillO 1873 Nov 19 1887 April 26 1887 April 20 1898 Apnl 12
1886 April 20
1891 Oct 21 1898 April 12 1875 April 21 IS&i June 18 1837 April 26 1898 July 26
1913 July 9
1895 July 11
1896 April 15
1877 Oct 17
1897 July 13 1890 April 23 1858 Aug 17
1896 Jan 9 1913 July 9
1893 July 25
1900 July 14
1909 April 6 1886 July 16 1868 Oct 28 1904 July 15 1886 April 13 1873 Mar 19 1881 July 7 1890 April 18
1892 July 26 1860 Nov 20 1912 July 8
1889 April 17
1897 Jan 4 1896 July 9
1901 July 9
1894 April 5 1915 Mar 29
1910 April 12
1890 July 15
3071
898
3164
2022 1623 402 2771 3318 2203 2135 3165 3483 2868 3319
3287 2386 3138 3288 2959 3014 3075
2924 3395 3583 3581 3529 3471 2474 1935 1723 1618 1741 1568
lau
1958 760 3072 1405 2136 2130 2887 2078 2461 2888 1476 1985 2137 2520 3511 2726 2772 1619 2856 2351 518
2762 3512 2586 3015 3341 2095 1040 3181 2070 1363 1852 2341 2521 604 3472 2268
2820 2784 3052 2632 3671 3365 2360
Baxter Alexander Cooper.
Baxtkk George
Baxter Percy Charles
Baxter William
Baysto.v George Coryndon
Beach James
Beachell John
Beauverd David Constant .,
Beck. John Wilson
Beckwith Arthur Frederick
Bedell Margaret Isabel
Beesley Alan Edmund ,
Bell Arthur Henry
Bell Georsfe Audrew
Bell Matthew William
Bell Robert Henry
Bellamy Clement James Victor
Bellamy J.ihn Tom
Bexxett Charles Thomas
BENNETr Oswald Edward
Bennett Reginald Robert
Be.vnison Ernest Carr
Benxison William
Bekelowitz Jacob
Bern ST KIN Reuben
Bkkry Edgar
Berry Harry
Bertlles Prosper
Bessell James Walter
Betts George
Betfy Robert Brown
Bevax William
BiBBiXGS John Henry
BiLSON Frederic Eastall
BiXG Charles
BiXGLEY John
BiNTCLiFFE John William
Bird Matthew Mitchell
BlEKETT John
Black Hugh Milner
Black. William Reynolds
Blackburn Albert Edward Henry
Blackmax Percy
Blackmore Frank
Blackwell Josiah
Blaix Alfred Lucas
Blain William Rushton
; BlaKELEY Leonard
; Blaxd Horace
■ Blissett Francis Howman
; Blunt Henry Rowland
! Bluxt Thomas Porter
I Blytox John Henry
j Boa Peter
i Bolton Horatio Nelson
Boorxe Herbert Edward
Booth Herbert
Booth Samuel Verdon
Boothroyd Frederick
BoBROWMAN Agnes Thomson
Bostock John William
BoTHAM lames
Botham William
Botham William Bland
BoTTERiLL George Thomas ..
Botwood Charles Walker
Boucher Charles Ernest ....
Boucher John Mycroft
BouRDAS Isaiah
Bourn Samuel John Edward BowDEN Francis Henry
BowDEN Harold
BowEN Edgar Cecil
Bowes John Arnold
BowKER John Taylor
Bowles Robert William
BoYES Marjjaret AUce
Bsackenbuky Richard Hayes
146 Marchmont Road, Edinburgh
20 Lord Street, Tarvin Road, Chest&r
cjo H. Hunt, Merridale, Sackville Street, Keio,
Melbourne, Victoria 24 College Road, Bromley, Kent Long Melford, Suffolk East Street, Bridport, Dorset 17 Market Street, Nottingham 156 Portla,nd Road, South Norwood, London S E 115 High Street, Huntingdon 105 Effingham Road, Harringay, London H
40 Elder Avenue, Crouch End, London N 16 King Edivard Avenue, Dartford
32 Westgate, Mansjield, Notts
Kingston House, Barringlon Crescent, Stockton-on- Tees
2oA Brondesbwy Villas, Kilbum, London H W
4 The Cloisters, Sunderland
118 High Street, Oxford
2 Tindal Square. Chelmsford
16 The Chase, Clapham Common, London S W
Millbrook House, Quarry Street, Guildford
cjo The British Drug Houses, Ltd., 22-30, Qraham Street, City Road, London H
53 Beaconsfield Road, Cannon Hill, Bir>ningham Mill Meece, Eccleshall, Staffs
Willowmore, Cape Province
Arnold Street, Observatory, Cape Town
73 Bowden Roa-i, Garston, Liverpool Churchyard Side, Nantwich
Port Louis, Mauritius
13 Belle Vue Road, Upper Tooting, London S HV
St. John's Road, Stansted, Essex
6 Park Street, Camden Town, London H W
62 Church Street, Harwich
54 Queen Street, Newton Abbot
1 Lansdowne Crescent, Boumetnouth
41 St. George's Street, Canterbury Northampton
Holywell Brook, Holywell Green, Halifam
St. Mary's Hospital, London W
16 The Crescent, Morecanibe
81 St. James's Street, Brighton
41 Great Charles Street, Birmin-jham
Arncliffe, Eccles, Lanes
113 Holbom, London E C
Shet-^oood Lodge, Weston-super-Mare
Moor Street, Birmingham
69 Market Street, Manchester 25 Market Street, Bolton
101 Mill End, Waterfont, Manchester
4 Church Gate, Spalding
10 Victoria Street, Clifton, Bristol
70 Snow Hill, Birmingham Wyle Cop, Shrewsbury
iVaterloo Road, Cheetham Hill, Manchester 64 Momingside Drive, Edinburgh cjo T. F. Brist}W j' Co., St. James' Walk, Clerken-
well, London E C 49 Woodstock Road, Redland, Bristol " Rair.Jw," Nantwich Etoad, Crewe 25 Grosvowr Road, Tunbrid^e Wells
2 La Chapel Street, Blackpool
17 The Pavement, Clapham Common, London S W Ashton-under-Lyne
6 Cranbourne Road, Heaton Moor, Stockport Southdowns Hydro, Rogate, Petersjield
147 Holdenhurst Road, Bournemouth akirbeck House, The Park, Grimsby
74 Micklegate, York
7 Union Street, Bristol
Parham House, Tyndall's Park, Bristol
London
95 Conway Street, Birkenhead
Home Lea, Brinnington Road, Brinnington,
Stockport 1 Gilda Brook Road, Eccles, Manchester 4 Queen's Road, Bayswater, London \H The Woodlands, Woodlands Road, Middlesbrough Westjield House, Farnworth Old Market House, Fakenham, Norfolk 246 Barry Road, East Dulwich, London S E Bardney, Lincoln
REGISTER OF PHARMACEUTICAL CHEMISTS.
[1919.
Date of Registration.
1895 July 8 1909 Jnly 6 1910Aprill2 1881 July 13
1878 Feb 13 1863 Aug 19 1906 Jan 3
1895 July 11 1915 July 9
1896 July 9 1895 April 15 1885 Feb 18
1897 Jan 4 1900 Sep 28 1914 July 6 1911 July 10 1900 Jan 11
1891 Oct 20 1893 April 13 1873 July 16 1905 July 14 1865 July 26
1879 April 23
1897 Jan 4
1871 Dec 20 1895 July 11
1892 Oct 6 1900 July 14 1895 April 9 1888 Oct 17 1861 July 16 1908 April 14 1887 July 13 1911 April 6
1887 July 13
1886 July 8 18G7 Feb 13 1900 July 14 1905 Jan 6 1905 Jan 6 1867 Nov 20 1907 Jan 3
1882 April 19 : 1877 June 20 '
1907 April 16 1899 July 13 1877 July 18 I
1883 Dec 12 |
1898 Jan 5 1895 July 11
1898 April 12
1884 June 18
1899 Oct 9
1881 Feb 23
1882 Dec 14
1887 Feb 22 1881 Dec 8
1908 April 14
1888 Dec 13 1S91 July 16 1867 July 17 1892 Feb 25 1902 July 14 18&9 Oct 17
' No. of Ex a-:
rainatjon |
Certfflcate. i
Name.
2746 3359 3366 1864 1635 715 3251 2727 3585
2785 2773 2016 2821 3026 3554 3429 2986 2458 2564 1393 3227 841
1701 2822
1301 2728 2539 3016 2709 2220 630 3320 2153 3396
2154
2084 937 3017 3197 3198 986 3282 1881 1592 3289 2960 1611 1959 2873 2729 2889 1986 2978 1827 1911 2122 1871 3321 2237 2653 967 2'186 3097 2309
Kesidonce.
|
1888 Feb 21 |
2183 |
|
1916 April 13 |
3596 |
|
1887 July 13 |
2155 |
|
1882 July 12 |
1890 |
|
1893 July 25 |
2588 |
|
1892 Oct 6 |
2540 |
|
1897 Jan 4 |
2823 |
|
1869 Oct 20 |
1139 |
|
1912 July 9 |
3473 |
|
1875 July 21 |
1495 |
|
1889 Oct 16 |
2319 |
|
1889 June 19 |
2274 |
|
1888 April 19 |
2191 |
Bkaddock William 1 Market Place, Oldham
Bbars James Meikle ! MarketBuildin(jj,MainRoad,Fordaburg,Transv«Ml
Braithwaite Dorothy Mary... Braithwaite John Oldham ... Branson Frederick Woodward
Brayshay Thomas ,
Brazier Wilfrid Newton
Holme Lacey, Warren Road, Chingford Holme Lacey, Warren Road, Chivgford 14 Commercial Street, Leeds Cranfield, Yarm Lane, Stockton-on-Tees 6 Market Street, Stourbridge
Breese John Soley j 191 Wilmslow Road, Rusholme, Manchester
Bbennan Dorothea Wigzell '4 Grove Villas, Regent's Park Road, Finchley,
I London N 3
Brice Henry Doyle j 44 Whitehead's Grove, Chelsea, London 8 W
303 Dereham Road, Norwich
Low Street, Sutton-in-Ashfield
28 Lark Lane, Sefton Park, Liverpool
Windhill Bridge, Shipley
13 St Helen's Road, Bolton
13 St. Helen's Road, Bolton
7-12 Aldersgate Street, London E C
Westgate, Honley, Yorks
57 Blossom Street, York
58 Bunhill Roiv, London E C 2 The Maples, Devizes Road, Salisbv/ry
Mansions, Fulham, Lon~
Bridges Herbert
Briggs George William
Brigha.m Edwin Beal
Brigham John George
Brindle Fred
Brindle Harry
Briiton Alfred Brook
Broadbent John Beaumont
Brooke Benjamin
Brookes Frederick James ...
Brooks Frank
Brough Henry James I 57 Waldemar Avenue
don SW Brown Alfred Duncombe Brown Charles
Brown Frederic Peter
; Brown Harold
I Brown James
I Brown John
Brown William James ....
; Browne Frank
i Browne Henry Robert ....
I Bruce Elsie
i Brumwell Charles Wesley. I Bryant Ernest Gower
Buchanan Margaret Elizabeth.
Buck William Henry
BucKErr Alfred Henry
Buckingham Frank Edward
Buckle Sydney James
BuKTON William Reading
Bulgin William
Bull Bertram Alfred
Bull Ezra John
BuLLEN George William
Bunting Henry Frank
Bunting Sydney
Burden John Britten
Burford Samuel Francis
Burgin Mark Frederick ,
Burn James Robert
BURNEIT John
Burnett Joseph Fearon
Bukrell Benjamin Lawson
Burrell Thomas
Burton Walter
BuKY James Edward
Bush Arthur
Bush Edward Philip Dutton
Butcher William Frederic
Butler Ernest Charles
High Street, Halstead, Essex
59 King's Road, Sedgley Park, Prestwich, Man-
chester 1 Pennington Street,\Rugby 16 Bradley Gardens, Ealing, London W j Glencoe, Tower Road, Dartford 5 High Street, Berwick-on-Tweed 49 Bull Ring, Ludlow
60 Fornham Road, Bury St. Edmunds 1 Cornfield Road, Eastbourne
5 Ashbrooke Te^-race, Sunderland
72 Euston Square, London N W
The School of Pharmacy, Robert Gordon's CoUe-ge,
Aberdeen Gordon Hall, Gordon Square, London W C "Norwood House," 186 Spring Bank, Hull 15 Lannoweth Road, Penzance Red Lion Street, Aylsham Battenberg Villa, Malton, Yorks Barton Lodge, Broomy Hill, Hereford ^ 118 Queen Street, Woollahra, Sydney, N.S.W 14 North Road, West Bridgford Notts Queen's Road, Buckhurst Hill 57 Market Street, Ashby-de-la-Zouch 4S Emlyn Road, Stamford Brook, London W* 147 London Road, Derby
45 King William Street, Adelaide, South Australia The Ridgeway, Rothley, Leicester 54 Coney Street, York
L Oakhurst Ten-ace, Benton, Newcastle-on-Tyne Market Place, Kirby moor side, Yorks 254 Fylde Road, Preston
cjo W. H. Green, Ltd., Bowen, North Queensland Woodlea, Kaimes Road, Corstorphine, Midlothian 109 Alfreton Road, Nottingham Epwell, Banbury
97 Uxbridge Road, Shepherd's Bush, London W The Cabin, Market Place, Melksham 33 Tranquil Vale, Blackheath, London S E 40 Aldersgate Street, London E C 21 Walivm-th Road, London S E
Butterworth John
BurroN Arthur Edward 1 9 High Street, Doncaster
Buxton Sydney Thorncliffe, Belper Road, Derby
Bygott John William 423 Stockport Road, Longsight, Manchester
Cain James Harold
Caird Ella
Cairns Frederic Arthur
Caldecott Clement Guest...
Calvert John
Cameron Lanchlan
Campkin Francis Sidney
Candy John William Gilbert. Canha.m Thomas Archibald .
Cardwell Ernest
I Cargill David yMlan
i Carman Frederick Henry ' Carr Tom Wormald
156 Church Road, Hove
Lyndhurst, Regent' s Park Road, Finchley, London H
57 High Street, Camberley
24 Regent Street, WrejcJiam
" Northcote Pharmacy ," Undercliffe, Bradford
Broad Street, Seaford, Sussex
11 Rose Crescent, Cambridge
Widcombe House, Newbury Street, Wantage
cjo Smith 8c Campbell, The Mall, Lahore,
India River Road, Mapledurham, Reading 68 Lower Broughton Road, Manchester 13 Burnside Road, Cape Town 21 West Street, Kingston, Jamaica, B.W.I
1919.]
REGISTER OF PHARMACEUTICAL CHEMISTS.
r.«.„ «» ! No. of Exa.; p.?utlHnn ' mination I Regirtraiion. certificate. ;
Name.
Residence.
|
1888 July 10 |
2204 |
|
1879 Dec 10 |
1751 |
|
1887 Oct 19 |
2167 |
|
1892 Feb 25 |
2487 |
|
1895 April 6 |
2720 |
|
1905 Oct 6 |
3241 |
|
1892 April 26 |
2502 |
|
1894 April 5 |
2633 |
|
1907 July 11 |
3309 |
|
1905 April 10 |
3207 |
|
1904 April 20 |
3166 |
|
1882 Feb 15 |
1875 |
|
1901 April 18 |
3039 |
|
1874 AprQ 15 |
1427 |
|
1864 July 22 |
761 |
|
1914 July 6 |
3555 |
|
1898 April 12 |
2890 |
|
1877 July 18 |
1612 |
|
1881 Feb 16 |
1821 |
|
1891 April 16 |
2411 |
|
1917 June 30 |
3617 |
|
1870 Not 16 |
1243 |
|
1888 Dec 19 |
2238 |
|
1892 July 26 |
2522 |
|
1900 April 19 |
2993 |
|
1889 Dec 12 |
2320 |
|
1880 Feb 18 |
1763 |
|
1896 Oct 1 |
2811 |
|
1880 Oct 21 |
1808 |
|
1889 July 8 |
2285 |
|
1871 Juue 21 |
1274 |
|
1891 Oct 21 |
2462 |
|
1889 Jan 16 |
2248 |
|
1889 Jan 16 |
2249 |
|
1907 Jan 3 |
3283 |
|
1877 July 12 |
1609 |
|
1904 April 20 |
3167 |
|
1899 July 13 |
2961 |
|
1872 Nov 20 |
1348 |
|
1881 July 8 |
1854 |
|
1891 Feb 19 |
2400 |
|
1869 July 16 |
1119 |
|
1870 July 20 |
1228 |
|
1891 July 10 |
2434 |
|
1899 Jau 5 |
2936 |
|
1865 July 26 |
842 |
|
1886 April 13 |
2071 |
|
1881 April 27 |
1842 |
|
1853 July 19 |
281 |
|
1893 July 25 |
2589 |
|
1873 June 18 |
1379 |
|
1887 June 16 |
2151 |
|
1877 Oct 18 |
1624 |
|
1915 Mar 29 |
3572 |
|
1889 April 23 |
2271 |
|
1898 Oct 4 |
2934 |
|
1915 July 9 |
3586 |
|
189^ Feb 25 |
2488 |
|
1896 Jan 9 |
2763 |
|
1902 April 16 |
3076 |
|
1868 July 16 |
1022 |
|
1914 July 6 |
3556 |
|
1869 Oct 20 |
1140 |
|
1905 July 14 |
3228 |
|
1913 April 7 |
3484 |
|
1871 July 19 |
1287 |
|
1902 Jan 9 |
3069 |
|
1898 April 12 |
2891 |
|
1915 Mar 29 |
3573 |
|
1887 Oct 19 |
2168 |
|
1900 April 19 |
2994 |
|
1883 Dec 13 |
1962 |
|
1914 April 6 |
3631 |
|
1872 Dec 18 |
1351 |
|
1903 April 15 |
3L21 |
|
1908 July 9 |
3331 |
|
1903 Jan 8 |
3113 |
|
1892 Feb 25 |
2489 |
' Caetee Beniamin 10 Lemon Street, Truro
Carter Francis Box 95, Bloemfontein, 0. F. 8
Cabtek Henry Lonsdale 254 Old London Road, Ore, Hastings
Carter Thomas ' Boughton, Chester
\ Carter William Henry 23 Bridge Street, Swinton, Rotherham
Cartledge Percy diaries \ The Pharmacy, Parkstone, Dorset
Casewell Job Parry Vryburg, South Africa
Casewell Richard Hazeldine I Vryburg, South Africa
Castle Ernest ' " Ilomeleigh," Chessington Road, West Ewell,
Surrey Caclton John Stewart ... Derby Road, Marehay, Derby
Caws Hilda Beatrice St. Leonardo, Sea View, Isleof Wight
Chabot Frank Castle Pharmacy, Deganwy, Cam
Challenger Ernest James -il Rolle Street, Exmouth
Chamberlain Arthur Garratt ^ 3 Market Place, Riigby
Chambers James '. - Nottingliam Road, Eastwood, Notts
Chambers Samuel Bacon 33 Mill Street, Sutton-in-AshJield, Notts
Chapman Edgar Marsh Llyn Ogwen, 65 Scalby Roatl, Scarborough
Chapman Joseph John 8S Audley Road, Hen don, London N W
Chapman William Henry 19 St. Luke Street, Montreal, Canada
Chaklks DariJ Nerc Street, Burry Port
Charnwk Elsie May ' 29 Upper Dicconson Street, Wigan
Chase Thomas ; 151 Broad Street, Birmingham
Chaston Alfred Edward : 45 High Street, Winchester'
Chaston George Hunt ' The Pharmacy, Cranleigh, Surrey
Chatbukn Edwin Jordan { elo J. Woolley,Syns, Sc Co., Ltd., Victoria Brid^je,
j Manchester
Cheney Henry Robert 21 High Street, Leominster
Cherrington George Widdowaon ... 4 Mag^uis Street, Neioark-on-Trent
Cherry Frederick i Z High Street, Walton-on-Thames
Christopherson Fred i Swaffliam, Norfolk
Church Edward Harry ' 18 St. Andrew's Street, Cambridge
Churchill Henry 180 Springfield Rocul, BHghton
Churchyard Arthur Ernest I Harleston, Norfolk
Clague Thomas Maltby i 11 Orey Street, Newcastle-on-Tyne
Clark James ' 37 o Alejc^ndra Park Road, Wood Green, London H
Clark Walter Sydney... | 81 George Street, Luton
Clark William luglis ; 104 South Canongate, Edinburgh
Clarke Arthur Stanley j Church Street, Great Malvern
Clarke Frederick Stanley i 6 Tower Road, Dartford
Clarke George Ernest ; London Road, South Lowestoft
Clarke Henry Robert Stanhope 50 Mason Street, Wolverhampton
Clarke James j 90 King Street, Hanim^rsmith, London W
Clarke Josiah ico London St Provincial Bank, Station Road,
I Eastbourne
Clarke Richard Feaver '. I 9 The Avenue, Gravesend
Clarke William Edward 85 High Street, Strood
Clarkson James Selfe 78 Burley Lodge Road, Leeds
Clayton Francis Corder... 18 St. James's Road, Edgbaston, Birmingham
Clayton George ' lOO Burlington Street, Manchester
Clayton John William j 5 Concert Street, Liverpool
Cleave Charles Truman j Chudleigh, Devon
Cleave Reverdy 1 Market Place, Pontefract
Cleaver Edward Lawrance ! 39 Great Portland Street, London W
Clubb William Herbert I 138 Smithdown Road, Wavertree, Liverpool
Cluett Benjamin 95 St. James Street, Liverpool
Coates Frank Spencer i Victoria Square, Ashbourne, Derbys
Coats John Thomson ' 64 ToJbooth Wind, Leith
Cockburn Bertram 112 Chiswick Lane, Chiswick, London W
Cockcroft Edward i 51 Northgate, Huddersfield
Cocker Horace Edward 1 Kenilworth Road, Luton
Cocker Lewis Alexander '' 68 Mostyn Street, Llandudno
Cocking Thomas Tusting \ Endcliffe, The Mall, Southgate, London H
Cocks John Walter '■ Trevoria, Torquay
CocKTON William Henry : 1" Sandringham Road, Golders Green, Lou- don NW
Colchester William Markham 53 Coronet Street, Hoxton, London N
Cole George Marie Joseph , 4 Kin<] Street, 8t. Heliers. Jersey
Cole Percy William " Overstrand," Holdich Street, Peterborough
Cole Walter Benjamin Lyndesmere, Radipole, Weymouth
Cole William Parmiter 56 William Street, He.-ne Bay
CoLEY James William Ernest i 57 High Street, Stroud, Glos
Collen Frank Dudley The Quantocks,Vanbriigh Fields, Blackheath, Lon^
don S E
Collect William James 113 Queen's Road, Brighton
Collin John Francis ! 25 The Walk, Ncyrwich
Collins Herbert Sleight I 38 St. Paul's Road, Bradford
Collins Reginald Hugh ; Listei- Lodge, Atherstone
CoLLiSHAW John j 16 High Street, Wandsw<rrth, London S W
CoLLiCT Bernard | I o Massey Road, Lincoln
CoLTHURST Herbert Stewart I Northjield House, Taunton
Constance Stephen George 65 Elizabeth Street, Eaton Square, London Sl#
Cooling Francis Charles 1 29 Christchurch Road, Oxton, Birkenheoii
REGISTER OF PHARMACEUTICAL CHEMISTS.
[1919.
|
Date of KegiHtratlon. |
No. of Exa- mination Certificate. |
Name. |
Residence. |
|
1893 July 25 1913 April 7 1878 Dec 11 |
2590 3485 1677 3625 3597 3290 3157 1845 3474 3208 1120 3430 1936 2591 3532 2979 1963 1435 2110 2835 2836 2473 2941 2448 2171 3446 1703 836 3533 3158 2367 3286 2548 3397 3486 3o57 2002 1367 2824 2782 2205 1752 3534 2184 2503 1250 3229 2617 3360 3353 875 1636 948 2809 1637 3505 2138 1315 2692 3168 2407 2394 1918 3447 2730 2825 1288 2490 3398 21(0 3433 552 3030 2160 2199 2680. 1344 |
Cooper Albert John Bullen Cooper Harry Cooper John |
Qrimstnn Lawn, Haven Oreen, Ealing, London W Sunny side Cottage, Beaconsfield Terrace,Seabrook, Hythe " Langley," 41 The Boulevard, Weston-su/per-Mare 335a Bowling Old Lane, Bradford " Madeley," The Avenue, Gravesend |
|
1918 June 28 1916 April 13 |
Cooper John William |
||
|
1907 April 16 |
Cooper Walter |
4 Edgar Road, Margate |
|
|
1904 Jan 8 |
Cooper Walter Mell |
354 Brixton Road, London S W |
|
|
1881 June 15 |
Cooper Walter Temple |
32 High Street, Wealdstone |
|
|
1912 July 8 |
Cooper William |
11 Mount Beacon, Bath |
|
|
1905 April 10 |
Cope Arthur George |
22 Paget Road, Wolverhampton |
|
|
1869 July 16 |
Cope John Ambrose |
3 Market Place, Derbu |
|
|
1911 July 10 |
CoPELAND John |
13 Barnett Street, Cape Town, Cape Colony |
|
|
1883 July 11 |
Corder Walter Shewell |
4 Rosella Place, North Shields |
|
|
1893 July 25 1914 April 6 1899 Oct 9 1883 Dec 13 |
CoRFE Alfred Frederick CoRFiELD Charles Edwin CoRNiCK Ernest Edward CoKNWELL Thomas Chinsura |
5 Gabriel's Hill, Maidstone Lydbury North, Salop 23 The Broadway, Southall Piccadilly Buildings, Hanley, Staffs |
|
|
1874 June 17 1886 Oct 19 |
CoRTis Arthur Brownhill CouLL George |
Outspan, Downview Road, West Worthiiig Smith''' Place House, Leith |
|
|
1897 April 10 |
CouPLAND Henry Snart |
130 Norbury Crescent, Norbury, London 8 W |
|
|
1897 April 10 |
CovERDAi.E Arthur Edward |
68 Broad Street, Worcester ' |
|
|
1891 Oct 21 |
CowiE William Beaverly |
26 Clyde Street, Edinburgh |
|
|
1899 April 17 |
Cowley Harry James |
295 Wimbledon Park Pid., London^ W |
|
|
1891 July 21 |
Cowley Robert Charles |
Brisbane, Queensland, Australia |
|
|
1887 Dec 15 |
CowPER Joseph |
50 King Street, Penrith |
|
|
1912 April 1 |
Cox Horace Nelson |
c/o Parke, Davis Sc Co., Smail Street, Sydneu, |
|
|
1879 April 24 |
Cox Joseph |
N.S. W High Street, Armculale, Melbourne, Victoria |
|
|
1865 July 19 |
Cox Samuel Goodhall |
42 London Road, Leicester |
|
|
1914 April 6 |
Cracknell Philip Gordon |
60 Albert Street, Spalding |
|
|
1904 Jan 8 |
Cranshaw Walter Wilkinson |
111 Main Street, Bingley |
|
|
1890 July 16 |
Cranstone Ernest Haughton |
ch W. Bennison, 133 King's Road, Chelsea, |
|
|
1907 April 9 |
Ckawford David |
London S W Lindisfarne, Lundin Links, Fifeshire |
|
|
1893 Jan 3 |
Crawshaw George |
Hyde Park, Leeds |
|
|
1911 April 6 |
Ckeasey Jesse |
Femleigh, Heckington, Lines |
|
|
1913 April 7 |
Crews Sydney Kirby |
11 Woodbury Park Road,, Ealing, London W |
|
|
1914 July 6 |
Crick Arthur |
Nine Springs, Billing Road, Northampton |
|
|
1884 Oct 15 |
Cripps Richard Augustus |
T lie Analytical Laboratory, D' Avigdor Road, Hove |
|
|
1873 April 16 |
Crisp Frederick Arthur |
272 Walworth Road, Lo7idon 8 E |
|
|
1897 Jan 4 |
Critchley Charles Albert |
10 King William Street, Blackburn |
|
|
1896 April 13 |
Crombie James |
323 Paisley Road W., Glasgow |
|
|
1888 July 10 |
Crook George |
43 Mill Lane, Churchtnwn, Southport |
|
|
1879 Dee 10 |
Crook Herbert |
Mapledene, Ashtead, Surrey |
|
|
1914 April 6 |
Crosby Thomas William |
33 Montpellier Parade, Harrogate |
|
|
1888 Feb 21 |
Ckoss Arthur Richard |
566 Hertford Road, Enfield Highway, Middlesex |
|
|
1892 April 26 |
Cross Edward Robert |
St. Oswald's, Filey Road, Scarborough |
|
|
1870 Dec 21 |
Cross William Gowen |
70 Mardol, Shrewsbury |
|
|
1905 July 14 |
Cross William Gowen |
70 Mardol, Shrewsbury |
|
|
1894 Jan 3 |
Crouch William Samuel |
181 St. George's Terrace,Perth, Western Australia |
|
|
1909 July 6 |
Crowden Samuel Pascoe |
12 Kilmaurs Road, Edinburgh |
|
|
1909 July 8 |
Crummack George Cecil |
Bridgewater, Copstone Road, Bournemouth |
|
|
1866 Feb 21 |
Cruse Thomas Harris |
63 Palmerston Road, Southsea, Portsmouth |
|
|
1878 Feb 13 |
CuLLiNGFORD Louis James |
149 Houndsditch, London, E C |
|
|
1867 May 22 |
Cure Charles |
Colonial Pharnuicy, Port Louis, MwurUius |
|
|
1896 July 6 |
CuRRiE Archibald |
102 Ferry Road, Leith |
|
|
1878 Feb 13 |
Curtis Frederic George |
94 Sandgate Road, Folkestone |
|
|
1913 July 2 1887 April 26 |
CuTHBERTSON Archibald Alexander Wright Daintree Ernest |
4 Dean Park Street, Edinburgh Dandenong Road, East Malvern, Victoria |
|
|
1872 April 17 |
Dale John |
Chadwick House, Stourport |
|
|
1«95 Jan 2 |
Dales Edward |
37 Beech Avenue, Hherwood Rise, Nottingham |
|
|
1904 April 20 |
Dallimore t rank |
Dvmock Terrace, Ormskirk |
|
|
1891 April 16 |
Dalton Robert |
c/'o R. Dalton ^ Co., East Street, Poona, India |
|
|
1891 Ji.n 21 |
Dalziel Charles Michie |
81 Howe Street, Carlisle |
|
|
1883 Feb 21 |
Dangerfield William Henry |
36 High Street, Netherton, Dudley |
|
|
1912 April 1 |
Daniel Hubert Fitzgerald |
91 Talbot Street, Nottingham |
|
|
1895 July 1 1 |
Daniels Frederic William |
22 Springfield Road, Stoneygate, Leicester |
|
|
1897 Jan 4 |
Dann Charles |
248 Crookesmoor Road, Sheffield |
|
|
1897 June 19 |
Davenport Horace |
117 Union Street, Borough, London 8 E |
|
|
1892 Feb 25 |
Davidge Henry Norris |
11 Shaftesbury Avenue, Piccadilly Circv^s, London\N |
|
|
1911 April 6 |
Davidson Alexander Linton |
cjoPharmaco Chemical Products Co., Cross Street, |
|
|
1886 Oct 20 |
Davidson Peter |
Burton-on-Trent 342 High Road, Brondesbury, London N W |
|
|
1911 July 10 1859 July 26 |
Davidson Sarah Eleanor Winifred ... Da VIES David |
The Retreat, Stapenhill, Burton-on-Trent Lyndale, Beckiwjton, Bath |
|
|
x90l Jan 10 |
Davies David Lewis |
33 Clyde Road, Wallington, Surrey |
|
|
1887 July 14 1888 June 21 |
Davies Edward Charles James Davies James John Herbert |
12 Beatty Avenue, Armadale, Melbourne, Victoria Simla, India |
|
|
1894 Oct 5 |
Davies John |
18 Stepney Street,- LhneUy |
|
|
1872 Oct 16 |
Davies Peter Hughes |
March, Ca^nbs |
1919.]
REGISTER OF PHARMACEUTICAL CHEmSTS.
No. of Kxa- Date of : mlnation Eegistration. ; Certificate.
1907 Jan 3
881 Jaly 15
905 April 10 896 July 9 889 July 17
900 April 19
895 Oct 7
892 Julv 26
901 April 18 877 Oct 17 883 Feb 22
896 July 9
885 Dec 9 889 June 19
900 April 19 896 Oct 1 869 June 16 914 July 6
886 Dec 9
887 Dec 15
906 April 10
896 Oct 1 908 July 9 885 July 8
888 July 10 883 Dec 13 908 April 14 894 April 5 914 July 6 883 July 11 : 866 July 18 898 Oct 5
893 April 13
882 July 12 891 July 10 905 Oct 6 874 Jan 21
897 April 10
889 April 10
901 April 18 889 June 19 861 Aug 20 910 July 5 903 Jan 8 869 Oct 5 885 July 15
8284
1846 32«t9 2786 2293 2995 2757 2523 3041 1620 1919 2787 2060 2275 2996 2813 1095 3558 2112 2172 3253 2814 3332 2041 2206 1964 3322 2634 3559 1946 904 2926 2565 1891 2435 3242 1413 2837 2258 3042 2276 640 3380 3114 1137 2046
|
1900 April 19 |
2997 |
|
1880 Dec 15 |
1818 |
|
1873 Mar 19 |
1365 |
|
1858 April 20 |
500 |
|
1893 April 13 |
2566 |
|
1899 April 17 |
2942 |
|
1891 Jan 21 |
2395 |
|
1879 Julv 10 |
1725 |
|
1893 Jan 3 |
2549 |
|
1883 Dec 12 |
1960 |
|
1876 July 12 |
1547 |
|
1889 Feb 21 |
2252 |
|
1894 July 16 |
2657 |
|
1898 Oct 5 |
2927 |
|
1896 Jan 9 |
2764 |
|
1903 July 13 |
3139 |
|
1878 July 10 |
1659 |
|
1884 July 10 |
1992 |
|
1879 Dec 10 |
1753 |
|
1891 Oct 22 |
2464 |
|
1888 Dec 19 |
2239 |
|
1911 July 10 |
3431 |
|
1904 July 15 |
3182 |
|
1875 July 14 |
1487 |
|
1887 Feb 23 |
2125 |
|
1916 April 13 |
3598 |
|
1900 Jan 11 |
2987 |
|
1912 April 1 |
3448 |
|
1893 July 25 |
2592 |
|
1880 July 8 |
1790 |
|
1894 Oct 4 |
2689 |
|
1886 July 8 |
2085 |
|
L895 Oct 3 |
2748 |
Daties Sidney Bowman
: Da VIES Thomas
< D.\vis Frederic Thomas S
1 Davis Sidney
Davisox Daniel
Dawson Robert Hilliard
Dean Arthur Sbiers
Dean John Thomas
Deane Harold
Dear Theophilus
Deeks William Thomas
De Morgan Frederick Filmer ...
Denham Frederick John
Dennis Fred VVoodrow
Derbyshire Charles Henry
Dewhirst John Arthur
Dewson Frederic Stokes
Dickinson Kenneth Shallcroaa
DicKso.v Jamf;> Currie
Dickson John
Dixon Charles Herbert
Dixon Rowland
Dixon William Burt
DoBB Thomas
DoBLE Henry Tregellas
DOLBEAR John
Donaldson George
DoNiNGTON Robert Spencer
DooTSON Norman
Dorr David Brown
Doughty Edward Thomas
Douglas James Forrest Reid ...
DouTHWAiTE Harry Fryer
DowDESWELL Jonathan
Drabble Thnuas Lambe
Draper Thomas
Druce George Claridge
Drust John Hubert
Duckworth Arthur
Duckworth Arthur
DuFFiN Charles William
DuFFiN Thomas
Duggleby Robert
Duncan John
Duncan William ,
Duncan William
Residence.
DuNFORD Walter Henry ...
DuNLOP Thomas
Dunn Henry
Dunn James
Durant Henry Thomas ... DuRBiN Herbert Samuel... DuRNO Alexander Emslie
Durrox Hugh Odard
DwELLY Hedley Egbert ... Dymond Thomas Southall
Dymott Francis
Dyson Archibald
Dyson Herbert
Dyson Joshua
Dyson Thomas Hatfield
Eaddie Walter
Eardley James Funiival
Eastes Ernest John
Eaton Edward Jarrett ,
Ecclestoxe George Thomas
EcROYD Walter
Edginton William John
Edward Richard Rodney Wales
Edward William Wales
Edwards Alfred Egbert
Edwards Cyril
Edwards John Griffith
Edwards Richard Tudor
Edwards Robert GriflSth
Elborne William
Elder Alexander
Ellerington John Parker
Ellington Charles Sampson ...
Post Office Pharmacy, Queen Street, Brisbane, Queensland
The Brid^je Pharmacy, Forth, Rhondda
34 Hill Rise, Richmond, Surrey
Newtown Pharmacy, Broad Street, Chesham, Bucks
Shaftesbury House, Jetty Street, Cromer
15 Somerville Road, Wigan Lane, Wigan
7 Sunny Mount, Keighley
169 Berridje Road, Nottingham
St. Olave's, Swibury, Suffolk
111 Royal Parade, Eastbourne
High Street, Shanklin, Isle of Wight
The Pharmacy, Wadhurgt, Sussex
The Savoy Pharmacy, Cairo, Egypt
77 Eastgate. Louth
Victoria Pharmacy, Malvern Link
Borough Laboratory , Imperial Chambers, Halifax
15 Watery Lane, Birmitvjham
Hoole Pharmacy, Hoole, Chester
173 Military Ri^d, Neutral Bay, Sydney, N.S.W
82 Denbigh Street, London S * 1
St. Mildred's Pharmacy, Westgate-on-Sea
Hunter's Bar, Sheffield I 98 Bramhali Lane, Stockpoi-t
68 West Bar, Sheffield i 2 Unum Street, Oldham ; 108 High Street, Oxford
7 Eign Street, Hereford
22 Welland Terrace, Spalding Oakdene, Shrewsbury Road, Bolton Ravenslea, Musselburgh
8 Philbeach Gardens, Earl's Court, London S W 127 Buclianan Street, Glasgow
3 Hamilton Road, Felixstowe
101 Palewell Park, East Sheen, London S W
Southtown, Great Yarmouth
65 Argyle Crescent, Portobello, Edinburgh
Yardley Lod-je, 9 Crirk Road, Oxford
171 Linthorpe Road, Middlesbrough
3 Brook Street, IWey
97 Albert Road, Colne, Lanes
8 Market Place, Wakedeld
10 Westiield Grove, Wakefield
Cawkell, Cranswick, Beverly, Torks
cfo Durno Ltd., 184 Pitt Street, Sydney, N.S. W
Qrantown
Royal Dispensary, 21 W. Richtnond Street,
Edinburnh 8 Noi-th Street, Bedminster, Bristol 181 Albert Road, Pollokshields, OUisgouj 6 Avondale Crescent, Shipley, Yorks 360 Scotswood Road, Newcastle-on-Tyne London
19 Victoria Road, Surbiton 184 Pitt Street, Sydney, N.S.W King Street, Rock Ferry, Cheshire 33 Park Street, Chatteris, Cambs County Technical Laboratories, Chelmsford 215 Lewisham High Road, London S E 35 Gloucester Road, SoiUh Kensington, London
sw
46 Market Plcu:e, Reading George Hotel, Brighouse, Yorks 169 Lord Street, Southport
243 Beeston Road, Beeston, heeds
265 Glossop Road, Sheffield
Cherry Orchard, Great Mongeham, Deal
" White Heather," Woodbridge
Stansted, Essex
64 North Street, Keighley
Post Office, Netley Abbey, Hants
No. 13 Resi-ience, R.N. Hospital, Chatham
Ambleside, Rock Avenue, Gillingham, Kent
Legate's Buildings, West Street, Durban, Natal
6 Sophie Rowi, Nottingham
35c King Street, Cheapside, London E C
81 Calabria Road, Highbury, Ijondon N 5
269 Wihnslow Road, Fallowfield, Manchester
Minster Yard, Peterborough
Woodchurch Lane, Prenton, Birkenhead
1 Cranboum Street, London W C
13 Cleveland Terrace, Middlesbrough
REGISTER OF PHARMACEUTICAL CHEMISTS.
{1919.
Date of Registration.
1891 July 10
1895 April 9
1861 Mar 19 1873 May 28
1908 April 14
1887 Dec 15 1910 April 12
1896 April 15 1875 Dec 16
1892 Feb 25
1898 Oct 5
1888 July 10 1883 Oct 17 1904 July 15
1909 April 6
1899 July 13 1898 April 12 1898 Jan 5
1915 July 9 1890 April 17 1898 April 12 1879 April 24
1893 Jan 3
1914 April 6
1912 April I 1874 July 8
1885 July 8
1910 July 5
1879 April 24 1874 June 17
1877 Oct 18 1891 April 15
1893 Jan 3 1905 April 10 1891 Oct 22 1870 May 30
1900 AprU 19 1891 Oct 22
1878 Dec 18 1899 July 13
1886 Dec 9
1898 July 15 1878 July 10
1873 July 9
1882 Oct 18
1915 April 6
1901 April 18
1889 Oct 16
1882 Oct 18
1894 July 16
1883 Jan 24
1911 April 6
1913 April 1
1870 Mar 16
1895 July 11
1917 June 30
1888 June 20
1899 July 13
1890 July 16
1889 Oct 16 1897 July 13
1912 April 1 1882 Dec 13
1880 July 8 1888 Dec 12
1871 April 19
1874 Jan 21
1918 June 28
1894 April 5 1901 July 9 1877 June 20 1858 July 20 1868 July 17 1898 July 15
1890 July 15
1895 July 11
i No.of Kxa- i niinatioD Certificate.
2436 2711
618 1375 3323 2173 3368 2774 1514 2491 2928 2207 1953 3183 3342 2962 2893 2874
3588 2339 2894 1704 2550
3535 3449 1441 2042 3382 1705 1436 1625 2408 2551 3210 2465 1214 2998 2466 1684 2963 2113 2910 1660 1389
1899
3581 3043 2307 1900 2658 1915 3399 3482 1203 2732 3616 2198 2964 2368 2808 2857 3450 1909 1792 2233 1267 1415 3626 2635 3053 1593 511 1034 2911 2361
2733
Name.
Residence.
Elliott Edward Matthews. Elliott Oliver Thomas
Elliott Robert
Ellis Robert
Elms Edith
Elsdon Herbert William Elton Harold Sanderson Elwell Frederick Budd...
Eminson Thoraaa
Emmons Charles
Epps James Washington
Evans Edgar Michael
Evans Evan James
Evans Frederick Watkins
Evans Herbert John
Evans John
Evans John Richard
Evans Thomas James
Evans Trefor Emrys
Everett John Grarwood
ExELBY George Henry
ExLEY John
Eynon Charles Edward Jenkins
42 Park SU-eet, Walsall
The Roivans, Lloyd Street, Small Heath, Birminji-
ham 279 High Street, Oaieshead-on-Tyne Tei'race Road, Aberystwyth Brooklands, Cairau Road, Newport, Mon 6a Finkin Street, Qrantham " Vrorthing," 67 Wood Street, Manly, N.S.W 3 Lichfield Road, East Ham, London E Scotter, Gainsborough^ 5 Victoria Buildings, St. Leona/rds-on-Sea 159 King's Avenue, Clapliam Park, London SW 2 Art Gallery B^iildings, Llandudno " Dolguan," Brynymor Road, Aberystwyth Medical Hall, Ciomfelinfach, Mon 7 Market Street, Haverfordwest 67 Surrey Street, Shefield 2 High Street, Redhill, Surrey 9 Royal Parade, Finchley Road, Ooldern Green,
London N W Dyffryn Pharmacy, Ferndale, Glam 151 Praed Street, London W Glencaim, Cleveleys, Blackpool 34 Hunslet Lane, Leeds 13 James Styreet, Harrogate
Fair Edward William Oakbank, Grantshouse, Berwickshire
Fairclough Percy Revell 25 Kensington Palace Gardens, London W
Fairman George Peters
Farr Edward Henry
Faull William Collins
Fawcett Christopher Airey
Feaver John
Fell John James
Fielding Clement
Fielding William Robert
FiLLiNGHAM Bryan
Filling HAM John
FiNLAY James
Finnemore Horace
Fisher Ernest Hunter
Fisher John Hutchison
Fisher Sidney Ralph Parkinson
Fleetcroft John Frederick
Flemming Thomas Henry
Flemons Joseph
Fletcher Fredei-ick William
Fletcher James Edward
Flett Arthur
Flick William Stanley
Flint Charles
Foden Edwin
FoDEN Thomas Henry
FoGGirr John Blackett
Ford John Williams
FoRUYCE Harry
Forster Henry
FoRSTER Horace Reginald William...
Forster Isabella
FoRSTER James Beaty
Forster Williim '
Foster Edgar Denney
FosTKK Murniy Toogood
FoTHKRGiLL James
Fourvcre Robert
FowLKR George
FowLKR William
FowLKK William Henry
Fowler William Ratcliffe
Fox Charles Edward
Fox Lucy
Fox Matthew Henry
Francis Herbert Stanley
Francis Rawson Parke
Francis Thomas Harper
Franklin Alfred
Franklin Arthur Cawte
Franklin John Henry
Eraser Henry
24 Vine Place, Sunderland
High Street, Uckfield
Ayr Cottage, St. fi'e.-', Cornv:all
120 Longmarket Street, Maritzburg, Natal
Opunaki, Taranaki, New Zealand
Stone Leigh, Bare, Morecambe
1 Cloven- hill Road, Halifax
29 Queen's Road, King Cross, Halifax 80 Westgate, Grantham
George Hotel, Grantluxm 177 Bruntsjield Place, Edinburgh 33 The Waldrons, Croydon Market Place, St. Albans
80 High Street, Dunfermline 6 Orchard Street, Preston
14 Plympton Road, Brondesbury, London H W
156 Newgate Street, Newcastle-on-Tyne
73 High Street, Dunstable
Vibro->va Laboratories, Thane Road, Holloway,
London H Sedgley Park Pharmacy, Bury New Road, Prest-
ivich, Manchester Mount Pleasant, Uddingston, Lanarkshire 21 Beckwith Road, Heme Hill, LondonSi.
81 Rushey Green, Catford, London SE 4 Buttgarden Street, Bideford
93 High Street, King's Heath, Birmingham
13 Oowthorpe, Selby
50 Broad Street, Newtown, Mont
58 High Street, Redcar, Yorks
36 Church Street, Head, Durham
High Street, Mildenhall, Suffolk
30 Church Street, Seaham Harbour South Parade, Bangalore, South India 30 Church Street, Seaham Harbour 56 Bishopsgate, London EC Collumpton, Devon
6 Perry Vale, Forest Hill, London S E
89 Tollington Park, London N
Ollerton House, near Market Drayton, Salop
78 Melton Terrace, Hartley, Northumberland
38 Station Road, Redhill
21 Victoria Grove, Southsea
109 Bethnal Green Road, London H E
South Street Farm, near Faversham
Hightown, Sandbach
82 Cromwell Avenue, Highgate, London N 309 Flinders Lane, Melbourne, Victoria 40 Aldersgate Street, London E C
Moma House, Porchester, Fareham Government Civil Hospital, Hong Kong Sunnyside, Broom Lane, Higher Broughion, Ma/n-
Chester KiialaLumpxir, St^lanyor Federated Malag State
1919.]
REGISTER OF PHARMACEUTICAL CHEMISTS.
Date of Registration.
1879 April 15 1871 May 24 1886 April 13 1861 Ang 20
1880 Feb 19 1904 July 15
1889 July 17 1870 June 15 1907 April 16
Ktatidence.
1697 1270 2072 641 1766 3184
2295 1216 3291
Fraskr Jonathan Innes i 9 Dundas Street, Edinburgh
|
i876 April 27 |
1530 |
|
1905 Oct 6 |
3243 |
|
1901 Jan 8 |
3159 |
|
1894 July 16 |
2659 |
|
1892 July 26 |
, 2524 |
|
IS99 July 13 |
29»>o |
|
1905 April 10 |
3211 |
|
1892 AprU 26 |
250* |
|
1861 July 16 |
631 |
|
1881 April 21 |
1832 |
|
1914 July 6 |
3560 |
|
1893 Oct 5 |
2610 |
|
1891 July 10 |
2437 |
|
1891 July 15 |
2444 |
|
1898 July 15 |
2913 |
|
1905 April 10 |
3212 |
|
1899 April 17 |
294;i |
|
1895 April 6 |
2721 |
|
1895 April 9 |
2712 |
|
1911 July 4 |
3423 |
|
1891 Oct 20 |
2459 |
|
1906 April 10 |
3254 |
|
1891 July 14 |
2438 |
|
1868 July 16 |
1025 |
|
1855 June 19 |
403 |
|
1879 Oct 23 |
1741 |
|
1870 July 20 |
1230 |
|
1899 Oct 9 |
2981 |
|
1893 Jan 3 |
2552 |
|
1881 Feb 23 |
1828 |
|
1871 Oct 18 |
1297 |
|
1911 July 10 |
3432 |
|
1894 Oct 4 |
2682 |
|
1904 April 20 |
3169 |
|
1892 Feb 25 |
2492 |
|
1906 April 10 |
3255 |
|
1864 Nov 16 |
782 |
|
1894 July 16 |
2660 |
|
1873 June 26 |
1386 |
|
1904 Oct 7 |
3196 |
|
1902 April 16 |
3077 |
|
1867 July 17 |
969 |
|
1899 April 17 |
2944 |
|
1895 Oct 7 |
2758 |
|
1887 April 21 |
2131 |
|
1881 April 22 |
1833 |
|
1897 April 10 |
2839 |
|
1879 Feb 19 |
1685 |
|
1897 Jan 4 |
2826 |
|
1887 Dec 15 |
2174 |
|
1913 April 7 |
3487 |
|
1892 Feb 25 |
2493 |
|
1908 April 14 |
3324 |
|
1908 July 9 |
3333 |
|
1913 April 7 |
3488 |
|
1914 April 6 |
3536 |
|
1891 Feb 19 |
2101 |
|
1893 April 13 |
2567 |
|
1870 Feb 16 |
1197 |
|
1893 July 25 |
2593 |
|
1389 Dec 17 |
2327 |
|
1862 June 18 |
718 |
|
1884 July 9 |
1991 |
|
1907 April 16 |
3292 |
|
1884 April 16 |
1977 |
Freeman Ernest
Freeman Frederick William
Frost George
Fkyer Charles Harry
Market Place, Ledbury
Wailing Street, Radlett, Herts
28 Asht>ourne Rixid, Derby
do Houghtons, Ltd., 74 York Street, Olasgow
<« p — ;...,^j •• ^34 ArgyleRijad, WestEaUng, Loi%.
Fuller Edgar Greorge i " Rookxaood,
^ donH
Fuller George Sydney | Aliwal North, Cape Colony
FuKMSTON Samuel Chambers Cliantry House, Avenue Road, Shanklin
FuRXiVAL Stephen i 265 Glossop Road, Shefield
Gadd William Fletcher ! 31 East Saint Helen Street, Abingdon
Gale Christine Amy j South Cliff Hotel, Southboume, Bournemouth
Gale Percy I 16 Sofkville Road, Bexhill-on-Sea
Gamble Frederic William I c/o Allen ^ Hanburys, Ltd., Bethnal Oreen, Lou-
! don I 2
91 Fulton Street, New York, U.S. A 20 Grange Avenue, Harrogate St. Ola, NeiP Parks Crescent, Scarborough 24 High Street, Lymington, Hants
Gaxe Eustace Harold
GARBETf Charles
Gakbitt John Hall Gake George Henry
Gaklanh Alfred Philip '; 65 Oranville Road, Blackburn
Garland Th.-mas William I Market Place, Cannock, Staffs
GARLrcK William Elmitt .
Garner James Norman
Garner William Luscombe
Garnett Heiirj-
Garnett John Benbow
Gakrow Robert Whitelaw
Geddes Alexander St. CUir
Gee Ernest
Gelling Richard Wakefield
George David
Gerhard Alfred William ... Gibbons George
36 High Street, Chesham, Bucks
304 Haverstock Hill, Hampstead, London N W
106 High Street, Kensington , London W
32 Dover Street, Manchester
62 Cawdor Road, Fallowfield, Manchester
173 Mid Street, Keith
Garsed William j Lindenhurst, Gresham Road, Staines, Middlesex
Gates Colvin | 166 St. George's Road, Glasgow
Gaul Ernest George j The Chemical Department, The University, Man- chester 62 Albert Road, Alexandra Pari, London N 76 Lozells Road, Birmingham c,o G. Rankin, Box 71. Klerksdorp, Transvaal 203 Ystrad Road, Pentre, Glamorgan "Holly Bank," School Road,Moseley, Birmingham London
Gibbons Walter | 720 Chester Road, Stretford, Manchester
GiBBS James ' ^ Park Road Mansions, New Wandsworth, London
SW
Gibson Hubert I 25 Virginia Road, Leeds
Gibson Mary ' Royal National Hospital, Ventnor, I. of W
GiFFOKD Richard Lord ■ Blackburn
Gill Joseph William 567 Liverpool Street, Pendleton, Manchester
Gillett Francis Henry I 82 Parliament Hill Mansions , LondonH W
GiLLETT Francis John ' " Westcombe," Station Road, New Southgate,
London H
GiLLiATT Alice 56 Wide Barqate, Boston, Lines
Gillies William IS Slatelands Road, Glossop
GiLLiXG Charles \ Station Parade, Bagshot Road, SunningdaJ-e ,
I Berks
GiLLiNG John i Market Hill, Saffron Walden
GiLLirr Albert Ambrose i 152 Milton Road, Gravesend
GiLMOUR David j 40 Bridge Street, Dunfermline
GiLMOiR John 56 Hic/h Street, Dunfermline
Girling William Robert I 8 High Street, Wisbech
GiTTOES Samuel James ! 54 Hvih .Street, Wednesbury
Glaister Robert | 49 Abbey Road, London N W
Glass William Stephen ' 19S Mornin'j.iide Road, Edinburgh
GoFF Walter Edward | 34 High Street, Dartford
Gold by Frank ^"Donnybrook." 19 Upper Addiscombe Road, East
I Croydo ii
GooDALL Frederic Charles j 2 Cardigan Mansions,mil Rise, Richmond. Surrey
GooDALL William Anthony 273 Pulham R>Md, London S W
GooDE Arthur Frederick 220 Hiqh Street, Erdington, Birmingham
GooDFELLOW Edward j Colleje Road, Harrow'
GoODFELLOw George Robert i 64 College Road, Harrow
Goodwin Francis Arthur j 79 Mutley Plain, Plymouth
Goodwin Henry c/o Lennon, Ltd., Box 21, Bulawayo, Rhodesia
Goodter Norman Samuel ; Millhmises, Sheffield
Gore Leslie Frank j 27 Addington Road, Margate
Gosling Charles William < Newland', Colejord, Glos
Goss George 8t. Katherines, Haddon Rl., Chorleywood, Hert^
GoUGH John Henry j 4 Woodland Grove, Newton Road, Leeds
GouLDEX Henry James : 40 High Street, Canterbury
GouLDiNG Ernest | The Lodge, Waltham Cross
GouRLAY Henry Hamilton ; West End Pharmacy, Lytham
GowLAND William j cjo Chartered Bank of India, Australia, anil China,
I Threadneedle Street, London EC*'
Gradidge James Henry j 393 Mile End Road, London E
Graham Reginald I Grand Parade Pharmacy, Westbourn«,Boumemouth
Granger Harold Hi^h >v v..^f, yp„-i,aven, Sussex
10
REGISTER OE PHARAUOEUTICAL CHEMISTS.
[1919.
|
Date of Regi strati OD. |
mination Sertificnte. |
|
1879 B'eb 19 |
1686 |
|
1908 July 9 |
3339 |
|
1901 Jan 10 |
8031 |
|
1892 April 22 |
2515 |
|
1891 June 17 |
2425 |
|
1874 July 8 |
1442 |
|
1891 Oct 22 |
2467 |
|
1878 April 16 |
1651 |
|
1877 June 20 |
1595 |
|
1873 May 28 |
1376 |
|
1878 April 10 |
1640 |
|
1908 April 14 |
3325 |
|
1917 Mar 31 |
3612 |
|
18G1 Jan 15 |
609 |
|
1879 Dec 10 |
1754 |
|
1894 July 16 |
2661 |
|
1889 July 9 |
2287 |
|
1895 April 6 |
2722 |
|
1914 April 3 |
3563 |
|
1894 Oct 4 |
2683 |
|
1900 April 19 |
2999 |
|
1877 July 18 |
1614 |
|
1907 April 16 |
3293 |
|
1870 July 20 |
1231 |
|
1914 April 6 |
3537 |
|
1881 July 8 |
1858 |
|
1910 April 5 |
3363 |
|
1878 Dec 11 |
1678 |
|
1873 July 11 |
1937 |
|
1915 July 9 |
3589 |
|
1894 April 5 |
2637 |
|
1 1898 Jan 5 |
2875 |
|
1884 Feb 19 |
1970 |
|
1903 Sept 29 |
3151 |
|
1890 Dec 11 |
2387 |
|
1906 July 10 |
3271 |
|
1892 Feb 25 |
2494 |
|
1913 July 9 |
3513 |
|
1898 Jan 5 |
2876 |
|
1901 July 9 |
3054 |
|
1910 July 5 |
3383 |
|
1913 July 9 |
3514 |
|
1912 July 8 |
3476 |
|
1900 July 14 |
3018 |
|
1892 July 26 |
2525 |
|
1902 Jan 3 |
3067 |
|
1869 June 23 |
1106 |
|
1891 April 15 |
2409 |
|
1897 July 13 |
2858 |
|
1911 April 6 |
3400 |
|
1874 July 14 |
1449 |
|
19<I7 April 16 |
3294 |
|
1888 Dec 12 |
2234 |
|
1902 April 16 |
3078 |
|
1872 Dec 18 |
1353 |
|
1893 April 13 |
2568 |
|
1897 July 13 |
2859 |
|
1897 Julv 13 |
2860 |
|
1876 April 26 |
1524 |
|
1884 July 10 |
\ 1993 |
|
1898 April 12 |
2896 |
|
1904 Jan 8 |
3160 |
|
1879 Dec 11 |
1756 |
|
1900 April 19 |
3000 |
|
1912 July 2 |
3465 |
|
1877 July 12 |
1600 |
|
1894 April 5 |
! 2638 |
|
1886 Oct 20 |
2102 |
|
1893 April 13 |
2569 |
|
1889 July 9 |
2288 |
|
1903 Sept 29 |
i 3152 |
|
1875 April 21 |
1478 |
|
1906 April 10 |
3256 |
|
1904 Sept 27 |
' 3194 |
|
1900 July 14 |
3019 |
|
1905 July 14 |
3230 |
|
1879 April 24 |
' 1707 |
|
1899 April 17 |
2945 |
Name.
Gravill Edward Day
Gray James Alexander
Gray Percy Bunting
Grayson John Henry
Grekn Edward Joseph
Green Thomas
Green William Henry
Greenhill Samuel Osborne
Greenish Henry George
Greenish Thomas Edward
Greenough Hugh Fairhurst
Greeves William Francis
Gregory Doris
Gregory George Henry
Greig James
Greig John
Grice Joseph Edward Brindley Grier James
Residence.
Grieve David
Grieve James
Griffiths Edwin
Griffiths John Moore
Griffiths Richard Elliott...
Griffiths Waldron
GifiMSHAW May
Groves Richard Henry
Guest George Archibald ...
Gulliver George Ekins
Gulliver Walter Frederick
GuRD Raymond Victor
GuYER Richard Glode
Hacking Charles Harold
Haddock James
Hadley Mary Winifred
Haigh Walter
Haines George Herbert
Hale Giles
Hale Victor William Claude
Haley Benjamin Pawson
Hall Albert Tuton
Hall Arthur Bennett
Hall John
Hall John Arthur
Hall John William
Hall Samuel William
Hall away Robert Railton
Hallawell Joseph
Halsted Arthur Walter
Hamerion James
Hammond Harry Whitteron ..
Hamond Joseph
Hampshire Charles Herbert..
Hampson William ,
Hanbury Frederick Capel
Hanbury Frederick Janson! ... Handford Thomas Edward .., Hankinson Herbert Stanley
Hankinson William
Hannah Charles
Hanson Christopher
Happold Carl
Harbord Paul Harold
Harburn Alfred
Hardcastle Edward
Harding George
Hardwick Stewart
Hare James Archer
Hargrave Matthew
Harg reaves Henry
Harper Edmund William
Harper George
Harrington Arthur
Hakrington Arthur George
Harris John
Harris John Flinton
Harrison Arthur William
Harrison Frederick
Harrison Thomas Arthur ....
42 Walmsley Street, Hull
14 Cowley Road, Cranbrook Park, Ilford
13 High Street, Rugby
2 King Street, Whitehaven
Oreenholme, Boroughbridge
7 Corn Market, Belfast
77 High Street, Skipton-in- Craven
7 Boltro Road, Haywards Heath
11 Orove Road, Willesden Green, London N W
49 Edith Road, West Kensington, London W
27 Bold Street, Warri^igton
High Street, Wrentham, Suffolk
22 Adamson Road, Hampstead, London N W
Norton Fitzwarren, Taunton
38 Litlierland Park, Liverpool
10 Loraine Road, Holloway, London N
14 Clifton Road, St. John's, Brockley, London S £ Pharmaceutical Department, The U^iiversity,
Manchester 67 Victoria Street, Dunfermline 43 Cedars Road, Beckenham, Kent Kidsgrove, Staffs
Normanby Road, Kew, Melbourne, Victoria 20 Baldwyn Gardens, Acton, London W Ma/rket Place, Cirencester
5 East Park Road, Blackburn Blandford, Dorset
Kirk Farm, Hoyland, Barnsley
338 Collins Street, Melboxirne, Victoria'
6 Lower Belgrave Street, London 8 W Stradbally, Qaeens County, Ireland
cjo Duncan, Flockhart St Co., 104 South Back Canongate, Edinburgh
76 Copy Nook, Blackburn
Brookleigh, North Cray Road, Bexley, Kent
165 Westbourne Road, Hayidsworth , Birmingham
98 Gibraltar Road, Halifax
241 Stockport Road, Mancliester
11 The Broadway, Highbury Park, London N 135 Stapleton Road, Bristol
Station Road, Menston, Leeds
17 Bull Street, Birmingham
cjo Boots, Ltd., 13 Market Street, WelliTigborough
27 The Heath, Sandbach, Cheshire
17 Bidl Street, Hirmingham
6 Long Cauxeway, Peterborough
Vauxhall, Birmingham
5 Devonsldre Street, Carlisle
Aldbury, Onslow Gardens, Wallington, Surrey
53 High Street, Shepton Mallet
" Biryiam," 30 Dacres Road, Forest Hill, London
SE23 I 151 Westbourne Terrace, Hyde Park, London W
Manor Square, Otley I 19 Brook Street, Ilktey
73 Chapel Street, Leigh, Lanes
Plough Court, 37 Lombard Street, London EC
Plough Court, 37 Lombard Street, London E C
I Station Bridge, Harrogate
108c Alcester Road, Moseley, Birmingham
69 Market Street, Manchester
Colivyn, North Wales
4 Aigburth Road,, Grassendale, Liverpool 182 Westcombe Hill, Blackheath, London S E 46 Sutherland Avenue, London W Newgate Street, Bishop Auckland
" Bramall Mount," Davenport. Stockport
5 Dacre Street, Morpeth Poole Hill, Bournemouth Fore Street, Hexham Gunnedah, New South Wales 90 Northgate Street, Gloucester
cjo Bathgate ^ Co., Ballygunge Pharmacy, Cal- cutta, India C/'oA. S. Watson 8r Co. Ltd.,Dispenary, Hong Kong Needham Market, Suffolk 3 Westbury Road, Ealing, London W Commercial Street, Ystradgynlais, Breconshire 58 Abington Street, Nortliampton 16 Wilson Street, Middlesbrough 14 (Queen's Road, Brighton 534 High Road, Goodmaves, Ilford
1919.
REGISTER OF PHARMACEUTICAL CHEMISTS.
II
Date of Registration.
1881 Oct 19
1882 April 20 1914 April 6 1891 July 15 1898 Jul'y 15 1884 Oct 16 1911 April 6 1S70 July 20 m)6 April 10 1870 Feb 16 18«>1 Nov 23 1894 July 16 1905 Jan 6 1861 July 16
1868 Dec 22
1869 June 30 1886 Julv 8 1876 Julv 13 1907 April 16 1909 Julv 8
1914 July 6
1891 June 17 1890 Oct 15 1907 April 16
1892 July 26 1889 June 19 1911 July 10 1888 July 10 1900 April 19 1894 Jan 3 1903 Julv 13
1875 July 14
1876 Oct 18
1893 Oct 6 1898 April 12 i911 July 4 i:'02 Jan 3 IJll April 5 i
1915 Mar 29
1894 Julv 16
1903 JulV 13 1:07 Apfa 16 V.m April 18 1915 July 7
1911 Julv 10
1904 July 15 1.^78 April 10 1906 April 10 li'U April 6
1868 July 17 18'>4 Julv 20 1860 May 20 1915 Mar 29 1894 July 17 1909 April 6 1902 April 16 1894 July 16 1S96 July 9 1908 July 9 1892 July 26
1869 Oct 27
1912 July 8
1881 April 27 19(»0 Oct 5
1913 July 9
1898 Jan 5 1872 April 17 19<J4 July 15 1875 Mar 17 1890 Dec 11
1902 April 16
1870 Jan 19 lSa6 Oct 20 1 913 April 7 1918 April 2
1903 April 15
1899 July 13 1901 April 18
1914 April 6
1888 June 21
1889 July 17
So. of Exa- mination Certificate.
1868
1883 3538 2445 2914 2004 3401 1232 3257 1198
785 2662 3200
632 1066 1113 2086 1556 3295 3354 3561 2426 2377 3296 2526 2277 3434 2208 3001 2618 3140 1488 1563 2615 2897 3424 3068 3418
Residence.
3574 2664 3141 3297 3044 3582 3435 3185 1641 3258 3402 1009 756 571 3575 2676 3343 3079 2665 2788 3334 2527 1154 3476
1843 3029 3515 2877 1316 3186 1471 2388 3080 1188 2103 3489 3619 3122 2966 3045 3539 2201 2296
Harrisun William
U.\ R HOP Job n Harrison
Harry Charles Francis
Hart Jobn Henry
Hart Samuel Henry
Hart Thomas
Hart Winnifred Daisy
Hartt Cbarles Henry
Harvey Harold Minter
Harvey John William
; Harvey Sidney
Harvey Tbomas Featberstone Uaslam Edward Marsden
Hasselby Tbomas Jobn
Hatch Richard Melanctbon ...
Havari) Beryamin
Hawkins Lewis Walter
Hawoktii Benjamin Henry ....
Hay William
Haycock John
Haylock Jobn Owen
Haytox Thomas Irwin
Hazlitt Harry Haworth
Head Samuel
Hkaxley Alfred Vergette ....
Heap Isaac Henry
Heatox Arthur Ke^nald
Heaton Simon Wixni
Heatox Wallace Evana .-
Hebdex Harry
Heely Frederick William
HErFORD Charles
Helmore William Holloway....
Helsby Fred
Hexder.sox Henry John
Ukxdersox John Conroy
Hexdersox John McGregor Hex dry James
Hexxemaxn Isaac
Henry Thomas Anderson
Hens. MAX Leonard Newton
Hepwokth Rufus
Heslop Charles William Baker.
Hethekixgtox William ,
Hewish Arthur Richard ,
Hewlett Vivian Charles
Heywoou Jobn Henry
Ueywood John Rowan
Heywood Sophia Jane
Hibbert Walter Griffiths
HiCKMAX William
HiCKMAX William
HiGHFiELD Fred Cholerton
HiGHFiELD Heury
Hill Ada Moss
Hill Arthur Charles
Hill Aubrey Thomas
Hill Charles Alexander
Hill Edgar
Hill Ernest William
Hill John
Hill Jobn Henry
Hill John Rutherford
Hill John Stableford
Hill Miriam
Hill Philip Robert ,
Hill William Edward ,
Hill William Thomas
HiLLiEK Henry
HiLLMAX Charles Edward
Hills James Stuart
Hills Walter .,
Hiltox Ivor Ajax Robinson
HiNPLE Edward
UiXDLEY Harry
Hirst Alfred Norman
HiusT Frederick Beaumont
Hirst Thornton
Ho^RE Bernard Gilbert William ,
Hoare William Herbert
HoBBS Alfred Ernest
.\ 15 Yorkersgate, ifalton, Yorks
.. 239 Bi-oad Street-, Pendleton, MancJiester
, 38 Station Road, Redhill
: Man of Ross House, Ross, Herefordshire
' The Retreat, North End, Hampstead, Lond )!i N W
Galphay, Ripon I " Newlands," Lampton Road, Hounsloiv ' 80 Loiulon Street, Greenwich, London S E i 151 Coventry Road, Ilford ' 20 ChurcMeld Road, Acton, London W j Watlini/ Street, Canterbury i 69 North R,)ad, West Bridgford, Nottingham . 48 Osborne R/)ad, South Shore, Blackpool
41 Carr House Road, Doncaster
62 Hampton Park, Clifton, Bristol
Narberth, Pembrokeshire
20 Norton Foljate, London E
3 Blair Rootl, Alexandra Park, Manchest^fr .1 CO Wm. Hay, LW., 42-46 Walmsley Street, Hull J Hill Top House, Great Glen, Leicester I 6 Maley Avenue, ^Vest Norwood, London S E , Hi'jh Street, Billin'jshurst, Sussex I 116 Spring Street, Bury ! 13 High Street, Colchester
39 Lincoln Rodd East, Peterborough I 34 Cheapside, Hanley, Staffs < Grosveaor Road, Ripley, Derbys ; 25 High Street, New Ocford Street, Lo ilxi W C j 84 High Street, Sheffield i Rochdale Road. King Cross, Halifcue j Analytical Laboratory, West Street, Alford, Lines
21 Queen Street, Derby
23 Jon^s Street, Kimberley, South Africa I 220 Freeman Street, Grimsby 1 1 Payne's Park, Hitchin 48 Victoria Street, Galashiels Rosyth, Prestwick Road, Ayr
CO A. M. Bickford S" Sons, Adelaide Hiuse, (J'urrw Street, Adelaide, South Aiistralia ; 376 Cleethorpe Road, Grioisby ; 70 Doneraile Street, Fulluim, London S W
Oxford Works. Toicer Bridge Road, London S E j 54 Srotswood Road, Newcastle-on-Tyne 59 Overhill Road, East Dulwich, London S E 46 FuWm Street, Anniesland, Glasgow 63 Mayjield Avenue, West Eiling, London W 40 Charlotte Street, London E C 73 High Street, Southend^n-Sea " Glencroft;' 153 Grenfell Road, Maidenhead Gordon Hall, Gordon Square, London W C New Street Square, Neath, Glamorganshire Eastover, Bridgwater
Raincliffe, Howard's Lane, Putney, London 3 Itf " The Oak," Meadow Lane, Coalville, Leicester Hucknall Huthwaife, Notts 24 Victoria Road, Scarborough 1 Liverpool Road, Stoke-on-Trent Elm, Wisbech
22 to 30 Graham Street, City Road, London H 9 Bolton Road, Stow Hill, Newport, Mon 240 Earl's Court R^^d, Kensington, Lond-in S W St. Clement's Terrace, Briton Ferry, Glam CO Pierce Tulley j' Co., 36-37 Great St. Helens,
London E C 36 York Place, Edinburgh G.6 Eastriggs, V'unfriesshire 30 Greenhill Road, Harrow Gorleston, Great Yartnouth 233 High Street, Lincoln 53 Broadway, Leigh-on-Sea 181 Church Road, Hove 5 Liverpool Street, London EC Oxford Works, Tower Bridge Road, London S : 50 Wigniore Street, Cavendish Square, Lond ,■ .'/ 58 West Parade, Hiuldersfield 39 Jalland Street, Hull 186 Picton Road, Wacertree, Liverpool Boddiley Rectory, Nantwich 26 Railway Street, York Beech Street, Stainland, Halifax 36 Church Street, Cromer
i6 Fallow Court Avenue, North Finchley, Lond/.i .1 33 Mount Pleasant, Tunhridge Wells
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REGISTER OF PHARMACEUTICAL CHEMISTS.
[1919.
|
No. of Exa- |
|
|
Date of |
mination |
|
Registration. |
Certificate . |
|
1908 July 9 |
3335 |
|
1900 April 19 |
3002 |
|
1878 Oct 16 |
1674 |
|
1890 July 16 |
2369 |
|
1905 April 10 |
3213 |
|
1904 April 20 |
3171 |
|
1890 Oct 17 |
2381 |
|
1905 Jan 6 |
3201 |
|
1903 July 13 , |
3142 |
|
1898 July 15 ' |
2915 |
|
1866 June 20 |
903 |
|
1878 Julv 10 |
1661 |
|
1902 April 16 i |
3081 |
|
1891 July 22 ' |
2451 |
|
1862 June 18 , |
673 |
|
1882 Feb 16 |
1877 |
|
1914 April 6 1 |
3540 |
|
1889 Dec 17 |
2329 |
|
1882 Feb 15 i |
1876 |
|
1861 July 16 1 |
633 |
|
1908 July 9 : |
3336 |
|
1864 May 25 , |
746 |
|
1898 Jan 5 i |
2878 |
|
1875 April 21 i |
1479 |
|
1869 July 21 i |
1131 |
|
1911 April 6 |
34^3 |
|
1889 Dec 12 |
2323 |
|
1880 July 9 |
1794 |
|
1902 April 16 |
3082 |
|
1895 Jan 2 |
2695 |
|
1893 April 13 |
2570 |
|
1897 April 10 |
2840 |
|
1882 April 26 |
1885 |
|
1898 April 12 |
2898 |
|
1880 Oct 20 |
1806 |
|
1894 April 5 |
2639 |
|
1913 July 9 |
3516 |
|
1882 April 20 |
1884 |
|
1866 Feb 21 |
877 |
|
1914 July 6 |
3562 |
|
1891 April 28 |
2423 |
|
1883 July 12 |
1942 |
|
1872 Dec 18 |
1354 |
|
1898 July 15 |
2916 |
|
1893 Jan 3 |
2553 |
|
1879 June 18 |
1718 |
|
1911 April 5 |
3419 |
|
1855 July 17 |
412 |
|
1881 Oct 20 |
1869 |
|
1879 Oct 23 |
1745 |
|
1879 June 18 |
1719 |
|
1885 July 8 |
2043 |
|
1892 Feb 25 |
2495 |
|
1890 June 18 |
2353 |
|
1908 Julv 9 |
3337 |
|
1868 April 15 |
1000 |
1868 July 17 1894 Oct 4 1861 July 16 1897 April 10 1879 Dec 17 1878 June 19
1890 June 18
1873 July 16
1893 April 13
1894 Oct 4 1881 Oct 20 1889 Feb 21 1858 Jan 19
1874 July 8 1902 April 16 1892 Oct 6
1901 July 10 1915 July 9 1876 April 26 1853 July 6 1878 April 10
1902 Oct 2 1899 July 13
1035
2684
634
2841 1758 1656
2355 1398 2581 2685 1870 2253 494 144.') 3083 2543 3061 3590 1525
1642 3105 2967
HoBBS Frederic.
HoBBS Henry AUmond
HoBBS TLcmas Henry Hurle.
HoBSON Edmund
HoBSox Joseph Jonas
HocKiN Arthur William
Hocking Francis Almond ...
HoDDER Robert Barry ,
HonosoN Harold Frederick HoDGSO.v John Edward
Residence.
162 Oreen Lanes, Stoke Newington, London N
3 Royal Buildings, Penarth, Glam
Turret House, Victoria Road, Upper Edmonton,
London N 2 The Strand, Enisivorth, Hants 93 Fishergate, Preston 5 Leices Road, Brighton 38 Hereford Road, Acton, London W High Street, Rotherjield, Sussex High Street, Brentwood, Essex 14 High Roiv, Darlington
Hodgson William Henry [ London
Hogg KJward Grindle I 1 Southwick Street, Hyde Park Square, London^
Hole William Westcott Hunscott, Swindon Road, Cheltenham
HoLFOKD Samuel Skinner ! 86 Allerton Road, Liverpool
HoLGATE Walter 6 Worcester Drive. Club Moor, Liverpool
Holland Henry Middlewich, Clu>,shire
Hollands VVilliam Henry I S Bulstrode Avemie, Heston, Hounsloiv
HoLLELY Thomas Lowe j Ryecr oft, Retford
HoLLiNGWouTH Frederick William ...' 33 Mexborough Avenue, Chapeltown Road, Leeds
HoLLOWAY Thomas Henry i 68 Mayford Rd., Wandsworth Common, London S W
HoLMAN John Ernest Roy i 52 Devonshire Road, Durdham Down, Bristol
Holmes Edward Morell
Holmes John
Holt George Alfred
Holton John Henry
HoNNEYMAN William
Hook Richard Graves
Hooper David
Hooper Elsie Seville
Hope Richard
Hope Thomas
Hopkins John Sidney
Hornby Alfred
Hornby Frederick William
HoRNE John
Horner Robert
HoRNSBY Montague Reginald ..., HoRRELL Alfred Charles Julian
HoRTON Arthur Thomas
HoRTOP Charles
HosEASON James Henry
HoUFE Robert William
Houghton Robert William
HovENDEN Sydney Churcher ...
Howard Arthur
Howard George William
Howat Robert Gold
Howell Maurice
Howell William
HowSE Charles Turk
Hoyle Richard Ashworth
HoYLES Henry Richardson
Hudson John Edward
Hudson-Cox Frederick
Hughes Ethel Kate
Hughes Henry Martyn
17 Bloomsbury Square, London W G 40 Jesmond Avenue, Bradford
207 Marsland Road, Brooklands, Manchester 222 Bradford Road, Manchester
8 Gladstone Street, Hartlepool 101 Dover Road, Folkestone
11 Longton Grove, Weston-super-Mare
3 Berkeley Street, Cheltenham
5 High Street, St. Mary's, Bedford
382 Leigh Road, Daisy Hill, near Bolton
29 East Street, Bed minster, Bristol
35 Broadway, Winchmore Hill, London H
Christchurch Road, Boscombe, Bournemouth
Ro.-<etta, Surrenden Road, Preston Park, Brighton
9 Walnut Road, CheJston, Torquay Rosario, Julian Road, Folkestone Albion House, Broadstairs, Kent
18 Cearus Road, Oxton, Birkenhead 118 Church Street, Barrow-in-Furness Sun Buildings, Bridge Street, Manchester 40 Peascod Street, Windsor
59 Lichfield Road, Tredegar Square, Bow, London E
" Oaklands," Haling Park Road, Croydon
23 High Street, Abingdon
Calverley, Tiinbridge Wells
1044 Dumbarton Road, Wliiteinch, Glasgow
15 County Grove, Camberwell, London S E
5 Woodhouse Grove, Manor Park, London E
5 Bathurst Street, Hyde Park, London W
Elm Grove, Fairlawn Road, Lytham, Lanes
10 Fore Street, Wellington, Somerset 71 High Street, Sheerness
87 St. Thomas Street, Weymouth
Royal Chest Hospital, City Road, London EC
Caerwrgan Villa, Colhugh Street, Llant wit- Major,
Glam. Tlwrleymoor, Ashley Road, Altrincham Newbridge, Abercarn, Monmouthshire
Hughes John Taylor
Hughes Joshua Arthur „ .
Hughes Roger I Rhuddlan, Flints
Hughes William Griffiths 1 17 Deansgate, Manchester
HuGiLL Arthur Major 40 Hanover Street, Liverpool
HuGiLL John Howden.
HuLME Harold Edwin
HULME Richard G leave
Hume John Gordon
Humphrey John Thurlbeck
Humphreys Griffith
Humphreys Henry
Humphreys Richard
Hunt Freeman William
Hunt George Paul Allen ...
Hunt John Lnmbert
Hunter John
Hurlstone Herbert Alfred
Husband John Cecil
HusKissoN Henry Owen
HurroN Harry
Huxtable Charles
Hyde Charles
Llewellyn Grove, New Church Street, Bermondsey,
London S E 7 Bexhill Road, St. Leonards-on-Sea 16 Finsbury Circus, London E C 1 Coleherne Terrace, Earl's Court, London S W5 65 Park Road, Dattersea Park, London S W 11 50 High Street, Northwich do A. S. Watson St Co., Ltd., Hong Kong 12a Upper Belsize Terrace, Hampstead, London N W 106 Old Toivn Street, Plymouth 317a Nechells Park Road, Birmingham Conway Road, Colwyn Bay 455 Clarkston Road, Muire^td, Glasgow 5 Park Grove, Derby Cardwell Road, Garston, Lanes Moon Street, Theberton Street, Islington, London N 42 Parade, Leamington 34 Hanover Street, Liverpool Newtown Pharmacy, King William's Town, Cape Colony
1919.]
REGISTER OF PHAR^L4CEUTICAL CHEMISTS.
13
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l»!ite of j Revcistration. ; |
No. of Exa- tuinntion Certificate. |
|
1895 Jan 2 |
2696 |
|
1870 Nov 16 , |
1245 |
|
1895 July 11 ' |
2734 |
|
1867 June 19 |
958 |
|
1910 April 5 |
3364 |
|
1900 July 9 |
3011 |
|
1913 July 9 |
3517 |
|
1894 Jan 3 |
2619 |
|
1883 July 12 |
1943 |
|
188(! July 14 |
2099 |
|
1885 April 16 |
2024 |
|
1878 July 10 |
1662 |
|
1912 July 2 |
3466 |
|
18^ Oct 15 |
2003 |
|
1878 Api-il 16 |
1652 |
|
1893 April 13 |
2571 |
|
1879 Feb 19 |
1688 |
|
1902 Oct 2 |
31(W |
|
1894 July 16 |
2666 |
|
1888 Dec 19 |
2240 |
|
1881 July 8 |
1859 |
|
1907 April 16 |
3298 |
|
1894 April 2 |
2640 |
|
1896 July 9 |
2789 |
|
1889 April 10 |
2259 |
|
1886 April 14 |
2074 |
|
1889 Oct 7 |
2310 |
|
1905 Joly 14 |
3231 |
|
1888 Oct 25 |
2228 |
|
1890 April 16 |
2337 |
|
1916 July 6 |
3606 |
|
1901 April 18 |
3046 |
|
1913 April? |
3490 |
|
1883 July 12 |
1944 |
|
1910 July 5 |
3384 |
|
1893 Jan 3 |
2554 |
|
1896 Oct 1 |
2815 |
|
1889 April 11 |
2260 |
|
1869 June 23 |
1107 |
|
1886 June 11 |
2081 |
|
1868 Dec 22 |
1068 |
|
1913 April 7 |
3491 |
|
1914 April 6 |
3542 |
|
1903 Jan 8 |
3115 |
|
1897 July 13 |
2861 |
|
1898 Jan 5 |
2879 |
|
1876 Oct 17 |
1954 |
|
1893 July 25 |
2595 |
|
1898 July 15 |
2917 |
|
l9o4 July 15 |
3187 |
|
1857 Mar 17 |
465 |
|
1889 July 9 |
2289 |
|
1903 Jan 8 |
3116 |
|
1902 April 16 |
3084 |
|
1912 April 1 |
3451 |
|
1868 Oct 28 |
1042 |
|
ia'i4 April 23 |
1979 |
|
1874 April 15 |
1428 |
|
1892 July 26 |
2528 |
|
1914 April 6 |
3543 |
|
1914 April 6 |
3544 |
|
1893 Jan 3 |
2555 |
|
1864 Oct 26 |
774 |
|
1871 Dec 20 |
1304 |
|
1880 June 16 |
1788 |
|
1895 July 11 |
2735 |
|
1889 Oct 17 |
2311 |
|
1881 July 8 |
1860 |
|
1892 July 26 |
2529 |
|
1905 Jan 6 |
3202 |
|
1888 April 19 |
2192 |
|
1904 April 20 |
3172 |
|
1899 April 17 |
2946 |
|
1894 April 5 |
2^2 |
|
1874 Mar 11 |
1422 |
Residence.
TxGALL Sidney Herbert 42 High Street, Ashford, Kent
Inghvm John ' 17 Upper Tootino Rtiad, London SW
8 The Terrace, R.N Hospital, Haslar, Gospart Manor Cotto/je, St. Bees, Camberland " Rockjield," Manor Road, Bellahouston, Glasgow 25 Cedars Road, Clapham, London SW4 12 The Square, R.N. Hospital, Stonehouse, Ply- mouth 2 Station Parade, Ealing Common, Lomlon W " Th« Engadine," Histon, Cambridge
IxxES James
Ireland Edward Jackson Irvine Malcolm Miller ..
Irvine Peter
Irving Eldred
Irwin Hubert Aloysius IvATT Albert
Jack James ,
Jacks David Russell
Jackson Alfred Henrick
Jackson Alice Maud
Jackson Frederick
Jackson Henry John
Jackson Herbert Richardson
Jackson Joseph John
Jackson Robert Ernest
Jackson Thomas
Jackson Urban Arthur
Jackson William Hodgkinson James Frederick
James George Christopher.
James Henry Palmer
James William Montford
Jaques George
Jf.ffcoat Joseph George Jennings John Atkinson
Jennings Richard Tildesley .... Jenson Alexander Benjamin .
Jephcott Harry
Jewson John Robert
Jinks John Clarence
Johns Henry Benjamin Jeffery.
Johnson Harry
Johnson Herbert Mellor
Johnson John Richard
Johnson John Robert
Johnson Robert AUen
Johnston William
Johnstone Charles Andrew
Jollikke Ellen Louisa Flint
Jones Arthur John
Jones Edgar Alfred
Jones Edward Rees
Jones Ernest William
Jones Fi-ank
Jones Geoffrey Stuart
Jones George Maurice
Jones Henry Humphreys
Jones Humphrey
Jones John
Jones John Arch
Jones John William
Jones John William Foulkes
Jo.vES Lle\s-elyu Lloyd
Jones Morgan Isaac
Jones Rees Thomas
Jones Robert Haselwood
Jones Silas Glynne
Jones Thomas Frederick
Jones Walter Herbert
Jones William
Jones William
Jones William
Jones William Miall
Jones William Thomas
JowETT Henry
JowETT Hooper Albert Dickinson. Jung Fritz Rudolf W
102 High Street, Arbroath
161 Gower Street, London W C
349 Collins Street, Melbourne, Victoria
Erin House, Mount Parade, Harrogate
14 Cross Street, Mnnchester
11 Prince Street, Bridlington Quay
7 Sun Bridge Rfjad, Bradford 6 Broad Street, Hereford
118 Monton Road, Eccles, Manchester
MarkH Place, Marsden, Yorhs
2 Neio Bri'hje Street, Strangetvays, Manchester
10 High Street, Crediton, Devon
"Carlton House," 119 High Rocul, East Finchley,
London H 2 Stonehurst, Coventry Road, Tardley, Birming-
ham Medical Hall, Tenby 14 Market Place, Wednesbury 101 St. Sepulchre Gate, Doncaster Braemar, 30 Glen Road, Boscombe, Bournemouth The Dispen.<ary, St. Tliomas's Hospital, London
SE 487 Wandsworth Road, Lo/iJon SW 225 Great Colmore Street, Birmingham Gove'i"nriient Laboratory , Cle)nent' s Inn, LondonH G ChrcheHill Pharmacy, Gerrard's Cross, Bucks " The Orchard," Iron Bridge, Salop 186 Above Bar Street, Southampton 42 Rutland Road, Hove, Sussex 38 Adelaide Street, Blackpool " Casita," Glencairn Road, Streatham Common,
London S W 191 Chesterton Road, Cambridge 38 Holland Park Avenue, London W 23 St Latvrence Road, Brixton, London S W Glenalbyn, Whaley Bridge, Stockport Lackhurst, Wtllington Road, Bournemouth 25 Lime Grove, New Maiden, Sunrey 18 Trafalgar Street, Brighton 9 The Parade, Beckenhatn, Kent 115 Gloucester Road, London S W
8 Sunningdale Road, New Brighton, Clieshire P.O. Box 557, Durban, Natal
16 Vicar Street, Kidder niinster
18 Colquitt Street, Liverpool
Canoldre, Llangollen
29 & 31 Caroline Street, Hndgend
Dolfaw-r, Strata Ftorvla, Cardiganshire
•ill Southside Street, Plymouth
4 Water Street, Rhyl
60 Calle Floriila, Buenos Aures
4 Thayer Street, Manchester Square, London IV
49 Craven Park tioad, Harlesden, London !\l W
88 Norwood Road, London S E
Llywenan Factory, Bodedern Valley, Anglesey
62 Home Park Road, Wimbledon, London S // 19
1 Commercial Place, Aberdare
8 Shepherd's Bush Green, London W
Hafod-y-Fron, Llanaber, Barmouth
254 Old Christchurch Road, Bournemouth
33 Terrace Road, Aberystwyth
23 High Street, Suttoii Coldfield
125 Pasture Street, Grimsby
" Fernleigh," 5 Misktn Road, Dartford
Langton Cottage, Millbrook, Southampton
Keene Bernard I 17 Via Tornua Buoni, Florence
Keene Hedley Havelock ' 292 Seven Sisters Road, Finsbury Park, London H
Kelf Henry David 88 Hayes Road, Bromley, Kent
KELLETr Williiim Herbert ' 7S Manchester Road, Blackpool
Kemble James ; Mevagissey, Cornwall
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REGISTER OF PHARMACEUTICAL CHEMISTS.
[1919*
Date of Kegistration.
No of Exa- mmalion 1 Certiftcate.
Name.
1907 April 16
1891 Juue 17 1872 May 22 1904 July 15 1868 Feb 19 1863 July 15
1897 Oct 7 1906 April 10 1900 July 14 1916 April 13
1902 July 14 1894 Oct 4
1892 Feb 25
1885 April 16 '.
1886 July 9 \
1894 Jan 3
1879 Dec 17 i 1882 April 27
1885 April 16 i 1899 April 17
1903 April 15 i 1874 Dec 16 i
1880 Dec 8 i 1897 Jau 4 j
1880 Dec 15 1897 April 10 i
I 1868 May 27 1889 Oct 17 1912 April 2 ;
1896 Jan 4 j 1892 April 26 1894 July 16
1887 June 16 1879 July 16 1914 April 6 1868 June 17 :
1897 Jan 4 1889 July 17 1872 May 22
1899 April 17 ' 1906 Jan 5 1886 July 9
lt92 Feb 25 1892 July 26 1901 April 18 1879 Oct 29 1879 Oct 29
1896 July 9 i
1890 April 17 !
1891 July 14 I
1897 April 10 j
1901 Jan 10 ' 1879 April 30
1900 April 19 1865 Oct 11 1883 April 19 1886 Oct 20 1894 April 5 1903 April 15 1897 April 10 1894 April 5 1911 July 10 1873 April 16 1916 April 13 1891 June 17 1893 Jan 3 1886 July 16
1891 Jan 21 1899 July 13 1889 July 10 1875 April 21 1903 April 15 1897 Jan 4
1902 July 14 1897 April 10
3299 2427 1322 3188
994
710
2870 3259 3020 3599 3100 2686 2500 2025 2087
2620 1759 1887
2026 2947 3124 1461
1812 2828
1814 2842
1004 2312 3402
2769
2505
2667
2152
1728
3546
1010
2829
2297
1323
2948
3246
2088
2496
2530
3047
1746
1747
2790
2340
2441
2843 3032 1709 3003 856 1923 2104 2643 3125 2844 2644 3436 1369 3600 2428 2556 2096
2396
2968 2290 1481 3126 2830 3101 2845
Kemish Ai-thur
Kemp Cecil Tabor
Kendall Edward Basnipp
Kent Joseph Henry
Kent Thomas Ramsey
Kek FOOT Thomas
Residence.
Salamanca House, Downham Market 3 Cheapside, Newent, Glos 6 Coney Street, York 45 St. Helens Road, Swansea 226 Blackjriars Road, London S E Barddey Vale Mills, Bardsley Vale, Ashton-under- ] Lyne
Kerruish Thomas Maltby I Wesley an Mission House, Sarenga, Bankura, Bengal
Kidble Caroline Baxter 101 Upper Richmond Road, Putney, London S W
72 Robert Street, Manselton,