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Meanings of divisional surgeon in English
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Usage of divisional surgeon in English
1
The divisional surgeon will look after him until you arrive, Dr. Petrie.
2
The divisional surgeon gave it as his opinion that death had been practically instantaneous.
3
The divisional surgeon, Dr. Brandon, in an interview with our representative, made the following statements:
4
I am the divisional surgeon, the new-comer answered.
5
Dr. ROBINSON, divisional surgeon, said: The deceased was lying on his back, with his throat cut.
6
The divisional surgeon came upon the scene at seven o'clock, the head of the detective-service at eight.
7
The divisional surgeon had gone, and only the local officer remained with Gatton and myself in the building.
8
Immediately after them came the sergeant, Inspector Badger, one or two plain-clothes men, and finally the divisional surgeon.
9
You are agreed with the divisional surgeon that the man-unquestionably a dacoit-died, not from drowning, but from strangulation.
10
The constable reported to his inspector and the inspector sent for the divisional surgeon, whom he accompanied to New Inn.
11
One was a police-inspector, the second appeared to be a plain-clothes officer, while the third was evidently the divisional surgeon.
12
But a divisional surgeon, or some other medical official, directs me to bring this poor fellow's body to London to-night.
13
The police had brought the divisional surgeon with them, and he made his brief examination while the sergeant questioned Moira and myself.
14
Then the divisional surgeon arrived, and Burton incurred the wrath of the Chief Inspector by deserting his post to show the doctor upstairs.
15
As she was evidently very ill, the divisional surgeon was sent for, and having administered some coffee, ordered that she was to be kept awake.
16
Divisional surgeons like Dr George Bagster Phillips, with twenty years' practical experience to draw on, were invaluable to an investigation.
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