… encouragement of the study and practice of the said art and science, under the name of the
Royal College of Surgeons in London, with perpetual succession and a common seal. 2. Mr. …

… encouragement of the study and practice of the said art and science, under the name of the
Royal College of Surgeons in London, with perpetual succession and a common seal. 2. Mr. …

… There is a definite advantage, if there is no involvement, in leaving as much of the palate
as possible, as it makes the patient's feeding and speech a much more comfortable matter. …

… of the establishment and development of the Royal College of Chemistry, as well as … the
College in terms of these successes in teaching and research. 3 Hofmann evaluated the College …

… Pain is a late symptom, so is increased salivation and hxemorrhage and blurring of speech.
On examination in a good light, the whole mouth must be carefully inspected and the use of …

… gave an entertaining and inspirational speech highlighting her own stunning accomplishments
in … Jane Dacre, vice president of the Royal College of Physicians, surgeon turned author …

… Royal College of Surgeons of England, to the successful candidates whose names were
printed in the reportof the meeting of the Royal College of … not make a speech at this familyaffair, …

… The imperfections in speech are not always so complete as … case be successful, natural
speech is gradually resumed, but … is much concerned in this alteration of speech is, I think, …

… That this meeting of RCN Congress deplores the contempt shown in the letter from the
Prime Minister for the Royal College of Nursing and the nursing family, and asks the General …

Shortly after gaining his membership of the Royal College of Surgeons (MRCS), James took
over a general practice (including his predecessor’s maid, Molly) in Walworth, south London…