Royal College of Surgeons
| Name | Magisterial term |
|---|---|
| Thompson Foster | 1820 |
| Sir David Dundas | 1819 |
| Thomas Keate | 1818 |
| George Chandler | 1817 |
| Sir James Earle | 1817 |
| William Norris | 1816 |
| Henry Cline | 1815 |
| William Blizard | 1814 |
| Everard Home | 1813 |
| Thompson Foster | 1812 |
| David Dundas | 1811 |
| Sir Charles Blicke | 1810 |
| Thomas Keate | 1809 |
| George Chandler | 1808 |
| Sir James Earle | 1807 |
| Charles Hawkins | 1806 |
| Thompson Forster | 1805 |
| David Dundas | 1804 |
| Sir Charles Blicke | 1803 |
| Thomas Keate | 1802 |
| George Chandler | 1801 |
| William Long | 1800 |
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