Annual report of the Miller General Hospital for South East London : 1935.

  • Miller General Hospital for South East London.
Date:
1935
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Credit: Annual report of the Miller General Hospital for South East London : 1935. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    THE ARTHUR BURRIDGE BED. Named by Mrs. Charles Norfolk in loving memory OF HER NEPHEW, LlEUT. R. ARTHUR BURRIDGE, 25TH CAVALRY (F.F.), ATTACHED 2ND ReGT. IRAQ LEVIES, THE DEARLY LOVED AND ONLY SON OF Mr. AND MRS. H. J. BURRIDGE, WHO WAS KILLED IN ACTION AT HARIR, SOUTHERN KURDISTAN, on December 28th, 1921, aged 22 years. (Mrs. Charles Norfolk gave a further £1,000 to the Extension Fund.) This Bed is named in memory of Captain George Sefton Miller, R.A.M.C., F.R.C.S., M.B., B.S. (son of Leonard Miller, a Vice-President of this Hospital), who was killed on active service in France, September 8th, 1916. To the Glory of God. The JOHN GIRLING Bed. Named in memory of the Girling Family, residents of Greenwich from 1810. The ANDREW GIBB Bed. Endowed by Mr. Andrew Gibb of Blackheath (who died in 1908) by legacy of £2,000 payable after the death of his Widow, Mrs. Isabella Gibb, who died in 1927. The MARGARET McDOUGALL Bed. Named in loving memory by the sons and daughters of THE LATE MRS. JAMES T. McDOUGALL, 1929. (The family of the late Mrs. James T. McDougall gave £1,000 to the Extension Fund.) The WILLIAM CLAUSON-THUE Bed. Named to his memory by a legacy of £1,000 to the endowment fund from his daughter, Edith, 1929. (The late Miss Edith Clauson-Thue bequeathed £1,000 to the Endowment Fund.)