Letter from the Fellow and Registrar, Royal College of Physicians of Ireland, to the Registrar, Pharmaceutical Society of Ireland, 5 February 1916 Letters 1916-1923 Fellow and Registrar, Royal College of Physicians of Ireland

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Typescript letter to the Registrar of The Pharmaceutical Society of Ireland about the sale of Carbolic Acid in Ireland, expressing the view of RCPI that the drug should be brought under the same regulations held in England. (See letter RCPI/2/3/2/13/143 and RCPI/2/3/1/58/T56)

 Royal College of Physicians of Ireland RCPI-2-3-2-13-144 https://letters1916.ie/item/3519 English Fellow and Registrar, Royal College of Physicians of Ireland 1916-02-05 Royal College of Physicians of Ireland, Dublin, Ireland Registrar, Pharmaceutical Society of Ireland Pharmaceutical Society of Ireland, Dublin, Ireland Medicine Industry and Public Administration

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 RCP1/2/3/2/13/144 5th FEB. 16. The Registrar,The Pharmaceutical Society of Ireland,Dublin. Dear Sir, I am obliged for your letter of the 3rd inst., rethe sale of Carbolic Acid preparations for Agriculturaland Horticultural purposes. The President and Fellows ofthe College carefully considered the matter yesterdayand came to the conclusion that is was advisable thatthe sale of this drug for these purposes should be broughtunder regulations similar to those which obtain in England. I remain, dear Sir,Yours faithfully,Fellow & Registrar. Pharmaceutical Society of Ireland, Dublin, Ireland Letter from the Fellow and Registrar, Royal College of Physicians of Ireland, to the Registrar, Pharmaceutical Society of Ireland, 5 February 1916 Royal College of Physicians of Ireland, Dublin, Ireland Letter from the Fellow and Registrar, Royal College of Physicians of Ireland, to the Registrar, Pharmaceutical Society of Ireland, 5 February 1916 Letter from Thomas Kirkpatrick to the Registrar, 7 June 1919 Fellow and Registrar, Royal College of Physicians of Ireland Letter from the Fellow and Registrar, Royal College of Physicians of Ireland, to Ulick Joseph Burke, 23 December 1915Letter from the Fellow and Registrar, Royal College of Physicians of Ireland, to Dr Burke, 11 January 1916Letter from the Fellow and Registrar, Royal College of Physicians of Ireland, to the Registrar, Pharmaceutical Society of Ireland, 5 February 1916 Letter from the Fellow and Registrar, Royal College of Physicians of Ireland, to the Registrar, Branch Medical Council, 5 February 1916Letter from the Fellow and Registrar, Royal College of Physicians of Ireland, to the Secretary to Council, Royal College of Surgeons of Ireland, 7 February 1916Letter from the Fellow and Registrar, Royal College of Physicians of Ireland, to the Secretary, Committee of Management, Conjoint Board of Ireland, Dublin, 4 March 1916Letter from the Fellow and Registrar, Royal College of Physicians of Ireland to Richard Lane Joynt, 4 March 1916Letter from the Fellow and Registrar, Royal College of Physicians of Ireland, to Capt William Francis M. Loughnan, RAMC, 6 March 1916Letter from the Fellow and Registrar, Royal College of Physicians of Ireland to the Registrar of Trinity College Dublin, 6 March 1916Letter from the Fellow and Registrar, Royal College of Physicians of Ireland to the Registrar of Sir Patrick Dun's Hospital, 20 March 1916