From 1910 until 1954 Thomas Percy Kirkpatrick (1869-1954) served as the registrar for the Royal College of Physicians of Ireland. He also served as the general secretary of the Royal Academy of Medicine in Ireland. He took a particular interest in what were then termed venereal diseases; to encourage his patients (many of whom were prostitutes) to attend, he held a clinic for women at a discreet early morning hour to facilitate anonymity. Henry Bantry White (1846-1920) was a civil servant. He served as the second officer and chief clerk of the Institution of Science and Dublin Department of Agriculture and Scheme Labourer Ireland.