Editorial Notes

Abstract

year ago the Journal offered him congratulations on the completion of twenty-one years in the chair. It is easy to forget what a mass of Work this means, and how great the demands on the time and energies of a busy man. The regular monthly meetings of the Editorial Committee are a small part only of this ; but the first at which he presided, in March 1926, was No. 348 and the last No. 516! And in addition he contributed a full share of articles, especially notable being those on subjects connected with Medical History. Thanks are due also to Professor A. Rendle Short, who has served