Note 37 — Chapter III · Of the Conduct of Physicians towards Apothecaries.

[Of these Societies (besides several whose benefits are confined to certain counties and districts,) there are in England the four following:—1. “Society for Relief of Widows and Orphans of Medical Men in London and its Vicinity,” instituted in 1788; 2. “Medical Benevolent Society, for the Relief of its distressed Members,” instituted in 1816; 3. “Benevolent Fund of the Provincial Medical and Surgical Association,” instituted in 1836, for the relief of distressed Medical Men, and their widows and orphans; and 4. “General Medical Annuity Fund,” instituted in 1845, for the relief of distressed members, and their widows and orphans.]