IrEB. 23, T9241 CORRESPONDENCE. [ MIOBRm 351 Oflorrtponbuc THE BRACKENBURY TESTIMONIAL. SIR'-There has been a very widely expressed desire that the eminent services of Dr. H. B. Brackenbury to the medical profession should be recognized, having regard particularly to his recent most useful and brilliant work in preparing and presenting the case of the insuranice practitioner before the Court of Inquiry. Steps are already beinig taken to approach insurance practitioners through their Panel Committees, as it is thought that insurance practitioners as such would desire to have a special opportunity of expressing their gratitude. But our correspondence and conversations with many colleagues show that numerous doctors having no connexion with insurance practice would be glad of an opportunity of showing their belief that Dr. Brackenbury's services for many years past have been of great value to the profession as a whole. They consider that Dr. Brackenbury's recent advocacy and conduct of the case of the insurance practitioner have been such as to enhance very considerably the reputation, influence, and prestige of the medical-profession. A large and influential committee is now being formed, and an opportunity will shortly be given to those who wish

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