Doctors / An Address delivered to the Students of the Medical School of the Middlesex Hospital, 1st October, 1908

The address presents a sympathetic portrait of medical practice, describing the Middlesex Hospital's history, charitable mission, and its Medical School, and reflecting on the duties and character of physicians and surgeons. The speaker recounts the Cancer Wing's origins, controversies over quack remedies and experimental treatments, and emphasizes scientific research and patient consent. He warns against misuse of free hospital services by those who can pay, and urges public support for institutions and respect for medical training. Aimed at students, the speech combines practical counsel, institutional history, and advocacy for earnest, selfless professional conduct.