Thomas Vernon Bell 1824 - 1905

Thomas Vernon Bell 1824 - 1905 MD Edinburgh 1858, Licentiate of the Royal College of Surgeons Edinburgh, was an orthodox physician who converted to homeopathy to become a member of the British Homeopathic Society, a member of the Medical Council of the London Homeopathic Hospital,

Bell was a colleague of Rocco Rubini and gave personal testimony to the efficacy of his homeopathic cures of cholera,

Bell practiced at 17 William Street, London,

In 1858, Bell was joined in consultation by an allopath Dr. Fergusson (alongside Frederick Foster Hervey Quin), much to the consternation of __The Lancet *(Anon, *The Lancet, (J. Onwhyn, 1858). Page 367. See also Anon, Medical Times and Gazette, Volume 16, (Churchill, London, 1858). Page 435 - and note the omissions made by The Lancet to this letter!  It is fascinating to note that The Lancet_ redacted any mention of Frederick Foster Hervey Quin from their version of this letter, no doubt his name was far too influential for them to mention!),_

Bell submitted cases and articles to various homeopathic publications,

Of interest:

John Crawford Bell LSA London 1825, was a British orthodox physician who converted to homeopathy and practiced at Princes Street, Norwich, and at 93 High Street Lowestoft,

William Bell founded the Norwich Homeopathic Dispensary in 1852.