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and the Association that began with the founding of the British volume twenty-five years ago. Mr Catterall is also well known in overseas countries, and his broad outlook augurs well for good relationships with the orthopaedic associations of Canada, Australia, New Zealand and South Africa which the Journal is proud to serve. The other members of the reconstructed British editorial team are Mr David L. Evans and Mr John Crawford Adams, both of London. Mr Evans, of the Westminster Hospital, has served for some time as Secretary and Treasurer to the Board. He is largely responsible for the Journal’s finances, which in these times of devaluations, revaluations and floating currencies pose incredibly difficult problems. Mr Adams, of St Mary’s Hospital, who as Deputy Editor has also had a long association with the Journal, will continue with his main concern, the actual editing, layout and production of the finished article. The members of this team of Londoners, working now from new offices at 8 Hallam Street, only a short walk from Oxford Circus, will do all in their power to maintain the high standards set by their predecessors. THE BICENTENARY OF ABRAHAM COLLES, 1773-184