William Allingham
1829–1908
Surgeon and architect. Trained and practised as an architect, but abandoned architecture for medicine in 1851. Studied at St Thomas’s Hospital, London, qualifying in 1855. Surgeon in the Crimean War, after which he held posts at St Thomas’s. FRCS 1857. Consultant in London from 1863, specialising in diseases of the rectum; published Diseases of the rectum (1871).
Source
Plarr 1930
Bibliography
Plarr, Victor Gustave. 1930. Plarr’s lives of the fellows of the Royal College of Surgeons of England. Revised by Sir D’Arcy Power. 2 vols. London: Simpkin Marshall.
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