by Sue Young

J B Grindrod, an allopathic physician who worked at James Manby Gully's establishment, wrote to the British Medical Journal on 12.10.1861 to express his surprise to see allopathic physicians turn up for treatment at James Manby Gully's establishment, and to consult with James Manby Gully over 'difficult cases', and to bring and send their own patients to see James Manby Gully, all the while protesting against homeopathy... J B Grindrod mentions the following allopaths by name - Booth Edison, the President of the British Medical Association (a patient of James Manby Gully's), B Vallence of Brighton, T Spencer Wells, Symonds of Bristol, Robert Lee and Sutherland - and he says there were a great many more.... Quote this article on your site