6. REPORT OF THE LEPROSY COMMISSION:
February. Surgeon-Major G. Price of Burdwan and Surgeon
J. Sykes of Fyzabad gave him every assistance.
February 23rd to 25th.-Work was continued at Dehra
Dun, where Surgeon-Major G. G. Maclaren gave much valu-
able assistance.
February 1st.-A third section of the Commission-B. N.
R. and G. A. B.-left Calcutta on February 1st for Darjeeling,
and here Surgeon-Major J. O'Brien gave them every assist-
ance both in collecting lepers and in procuring samples of
food eaten by the mixed population of the place.
February 5th.-Returning to Calcutta they travelled to
Gya, which was reached on February 5th. Here a number of
lepers were examined at the Civil Hospital. The Commis-
sioners take this opportunity of thanking Surgeon-Major R. D.
Murray for his kind help and hospitality.
February 10th and 11th.-Benares: Brigade-Surgeon
W. R. Hooper had a number of lepers assembled for examina-
tion at the Secrole Dispensary.
February 13th.-Fyzabad: Here work was done at the
Civil Hospital.
February 15th.-Cawnpore: About a dozen vagrant lepers
had been collected for the two Commissioners by Brigade-
Surgeon J. H. Condon.
February 17th and 18th.-The two Commissioners reach-
ed Gwalior, where they were the guests of the Maharaja Scindia.
Surgeon-Major A. M. Crofts assisted them in their enquiries.
February 19th.-Agra was reached.
February 23rd.-Aligarh was visited. Surgeon-Major
W. H. Cadge kindly collected lepers for examination.
February 25th.-The Commissioners proceeded to Delhi,
where they were most hospitably entertained by Surgeon-
Major B. Doyle, who assisted them in examining lepers in
the city during their stay.
March 2nd.-Peshawar: Surgeon H. Hendley had assem-
bled a few lepers at the Civil Hospital.