| honorific_suffix = MD

| death_date = 1906| address = Chantrey ParkTown's Hospital, SheffieldGlasgow| occupation = medical

| elected_ASL = 18641867.0406.1918

| membership = ASL ordinary fellow<br />ASL Foundation Fellow| left = 18681870.0105.14 31 resigned

| societies = Medico-Psychological Association

[Sheffield directory]: • Robertson AlexanderROBERTSON, stove grateALEXANDER, &cM.D. 1855. manufacturer, ; house: 5 Highfield terrace<br /> • RobertsonGlasgow : Medical Officer, Carr, & Steel, stove grate, fender, fire iron, &c. manufrs. Chantrey WorksTown’s Hospital ; Lecturer on Mental Diseases, Sylvester street<br />Royal Infirmary Med. Sch. ; Professor of Medicine, St. Mungo’s College<br /><br />It looks to me as if Alexander Robertson died cALEXANDER. ROBERTSON,. M.D. 1906, and that his widow tried . Physician to continue the business: if I may be pardoned my sexist bias, perhaps in her name only, while the Town'real work' was delegated to their son Thomas Robertson. Imho, this would fit fairly well with the start of Robertson & Russell in Sheffield in 1910: perhaps because the business in Leeds had failed, or for some other reason that had made Leeds no longer a viable places Hospital and City Parochial Asylum, and Thomas had to start over elsewhereGlasgow. <br /><br />