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LIVERPOOL COLLEGE OF CHEMISTRY, Duke-street.-Founderand Principal: Dr. Sheridan Muspratt, M.D. (Hon.), F.R.S.Ed. Assistant and Secretary : Mr. Martin Murphy. Thelaboratories of the college are open for the reception of studentsthroughout the year ; the sessional term being three monthsfrom date of entrance. Students working six days in theweek, £12 12s. per session ; five days a week for two months,i9 9 9s.; and five days a week for one month, £5 5s. Laboratoryfor students is closed at one o’clock P.M. on Saturdays. Allfees payable in advance. The Principal or his Assistant isalways present from ten to five daily.

Medical Students’ Practical Chemistry Class.-Attendance,on hour per day for three months : fee, .S3 3s. Certificates ofattendance acknowledged by the Royal College of Surgeonsand Apothecaries’ Hall, London; and the Apothecaries’ Hallof Ireland, &c.

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NEWCASTLE-ON-TYNE COLLEGE OF MEDICINE. - MedicalScholarships in the University of Durham.—Four Scholarships,of X25 a year, tenable for four years by students pursuingtheir medical studies in the University or at Newcastle, andnot of sufficient standing to proceed to a licence in Medicine.A Scholarship will be awarded in October next. Two residentand two non-resident clinical clerkships and four dressershipsare conferred for merit. At the end of each session a SilverMedal and Certificate of Honour will be awarded after exa-mination to the best student in each class. The laboratoriesare open daily from ten A.M. to five r.M. The students have- every facility for the preparation of all important compoundsin Inorganic and Organic Chemistry, and for prosecuting Qua-litative and Quantitative Analysis; whilst those who havemore leisure are also instructed in the methods and the natureof Chemical Research. Those who attend the laboratorieshave an opportunity of gaining a knowledge of the Assayingof Ores, and the methods of valuing commercial products.

Midwifery, Diseases of the Eye, Insanity and Vaccination- can be specially studied.The Libraries in the College and Infirmary and the Museums

of Anatomy, Pathology, and Materia Medica are open daily.Further particulars may be obtained from Dr. Embleton,

Registrar, or Dr. Philipson, Secretary.

YORK DISPENSARY. -Physicians : Drs. Shann, Swaine,and Gibson. Surgeons : Messrs. Dodsworth, North, and Ball.Resident Medical Officers : Drs. Thos. Collier and Edwin S.Green.

Surgeons to the Ophthalmic Institution : Messrs. Reed andPaley.Surgeon to the Ear Institution : Mr. A. Ball.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATIONTo that contained in the Tables (pp. 306, 307),

RELATIVE TO THE

MEDICAL SCHOOLS OF SCOTLAND & IRELANDFOR THE SESSION 1866-67.

ROYAL INFIRMARY, EDINBURGH.—No fees are payable forany medical or surgical appointment. Four resident physiciansand four resident surgeons are from time to time appointed ;they live in the house free of charge. Candidates must belegally qualified to practise. The appointment is for six months.Non-resident clinical clerks are appointed by the physiciansand surgeons. Each surgeon appoints from four to nine dressersfor six months. Assistants in the pathological department areappointed by the pathologist.ROYAL COLLEGES OF PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS, EDIN-

BURGH.—In the summer: Dr. Sanders on Histology; Dr. P. H.Watson on Venereal Diseases; Dr. J. Bell and Mr. Annandaleon Surgical Appliances ; Dr. D. Argyll Robertson on Diseasesof the Eye ; Dr. Husband on Vaccination; and Dr. Stewarton Pathological Anatomy. Diseases of Children-Dr. Keiller(during the winter session).EDINBURGH ROYAL DISPENSARY AND VACCINE INSTITUTION.

Medical Officers ; Drs. Pattison, Somerville, Husband, Sanders,Wilson, Ritchie, Mr. Spence, Drs. Stephenson, Cairns, Linton,Balfour, and M’Donald. Apothecary and Cupper: Dr. Gordon.Physician-Accoucheurs: Drs. Keiller, Wright, J. M. Duncan,and Pattison. Vaccinator : Dr. Husband. Medical Secretary:Dr. Ritchie. Patients last year, 11,224.EDINBURGH NEW TOWN DISPENSARY, 17, East Thistle-street.

Acting Medical Officers : Drs. J. Hunter, Dycer, Grainger

Stewart, J. Bell, Archibald Dickson, John Duncan, and ClaudMuirhead. Physician-Accoucheurs : Drs. Dumbreck, Pagan,J. Y. Simpson, T. G. Weir, and A. Inglis. Apothecary : Mr.Milne. Secretary to Managers : Dr. T. G. Weir. Secretaryto Medical Officers: Dr. Joseph Bell. Average number of pa-tients prescribed for at the dispensary during the past year,5000 ; out-patients, 3300. Six months, i3 3s.; three months,JE2 2s.EDINBURGH EYE DISPENSARY, Cockburn-street. -Consult-

ing-Surgeon : Dr. J. Duncan. Surgeons : Mr. Walker andDr. Wilson. Number of patients in 1861. 1051; in 1862, 1191;in 1863, 1863 ; in 1864, 1442 ; in 1865, 1330. Pupils admittedon payment of £2 2s. for three months.EDINBURGH EYE INFIRMARY, 6, Cambridge-street, Lothian-

road.-Number of beds, 6. Surgeon : Mr. B. Bell. Assistant-Surgeon : Dr. Joseph Bell. Average number of patients, 900.Hour of visit, 1 to 2 every day, Sundays excepted. Threemonths’ attendance fee, il Is. Instruction in the use of theophthalmoscope is given.ROYAL EDINBURGH HOSPITAL FOR SICK CHILDREN, Lauri-

ston-lane.-Consulting Physicians : Prof. Christison and Dr.Chas. Wilson. Consulting Surgeon : Prof. Spence. OrdinaryPhysicians : Drs. Graham Weir, Keiller, and WarburtonBegbie. Extra Physicians : Drs. Stephenson and Ritchie.Surgeon-Dentist : Dr. Smith. During 1865, 497 in-door pa-tients were under treatment, and 5060 were treated at the dis-pensary or at their own homes. Fees : To hospital, threemonths, £1 1s.; to dispensary department, three months, £1 1s.EDINBURGH DENTAL DISPENSARY, 38, Lord Cockburn-street.

Consulting-Surgeons : Professors Goodsir and Spence. Con-sulting Surgeon-Dentist: Mr. R. Nasmyth. Ordinary Surgeon-Dentists : Drs. John Smith and Orphoot, Mr. Chas. Hutchins,Drs. Roberts and Hogue. Secretary and Treasurer : WilliamKelso Thwaites, S.S.C. Winter Session commences Nov. 1st.Certificates recognised by the Royal College of Surgeons ofEngland.

ANDERSON’s UNIVERSITY, GLASGOW.—Fees: For each courseof lectures, first session, i2 2s.; second session, il Is.; after-wards free.Anatomy Class Fees: For both courses (lectures and demon-

strations), first session, i4 4s.; second session, £4 4s.; per-petual, f8 8s. The dissecting-room is free for two sessions forthose who attend both courses of Anatomy. After the secondyear, the fee for admission to the dissecting-room is £1 Is. persession.The fees for all the lectures and hospital practice required of

candidates for a diploma of Physician or Surgeon amount to940. Students attending the medical classes have the oppor-tunity of witnessing the practice of the following hospitals :-GLASGOW ROYAL INFIRMARY.—This general hospital con-

tains 680 beds. Physicians : Drs. Scott Orr, Gairdner, Leish-man, and Steven. Surgeons : Drs. Morton and George Bu-chanan, Mr. Lister, and Dr. E. Watson. Special Fever Phy-sician, Dr. Perry. Students’ fees, admitting to all departmentsof the hospital and the Clinical Lectures-perpetual, £10 10s.;or for one year, i5 5s.; for second, i5 5s.; for third, fl 1 1s.;afterwards free.GLASGOW EYE INFIRMARY.—Consulting-Surgeons: Drs. H.

Rainy and Andrew Anderson. Surgeons : Drs. Mackenzie,Andrew Anderson, and W. Brown. Hour of visit, one P.M.

Students’ fee for six months’ attendance, i2 2s.; or for one

years’ attendance, £3 3s. To those attending, or who haveattended, the lectures on the Eye in Glasgow University, 9 1 ls.for six months ; or il ills. 6d. for twelve months.GLASGOW LYING-IN HOSPITAL, North Portland-street (for-

merly St. Andrew’s-square).—Consulting-Surgeon : Dr. J. G.Fleming. Physician-Accoucheur: Dr. J. G. Wilson, Lectureron Midwifery in Anderson’s University. Consulting-Physician:Dr. R. D. Tannahill. This hospital contains 24 beds. Thenumber of women delivered in connexion with the hospitalexceeds 1000 annually. Fee for six months’ attendance (in-cluding certificate), Yl Is.

GLASGOW ROYAL AsYLUM FOR LUNATICS.—The asylumcontains between 500 and 600 patients, including all classes andrates. A limited number of pupils are permitted to witnessthe practice. Clinical instruction is given. Fee, £2 2s.GLASGOW DISPENSARY FOR DISEASES OF WOMEN AND

CHILDREN, North Portland-street.-Gratuitous advice to thepoor, on Diseases of Women and Children only, is given everyTuesday and Friday, at three o’clock P.M. Physicians : Drs.J. G. Wilson and R. D. Tannahill. Fee for six months’ atten-dance, i1 Is.

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GLASGOW DISPENSARY FOR SKIN DISEASES, John-street.-Physician, Dr. M ’Call Anderson. Number of patients annually,about 1200. The dispensary is open on Mondays and Fridays,at two P.M., for the treatment of Diseases of the Skin ; and onTuesdays, at the same hour, for the treatment of Diseases ofthe Ear. Practical courses are held during the months of May,June, and July. ____

ABERDEEN ROYAL INFIRMARY. -Contains upwards of 300beds. Physicians : Drs. A. Harvey, J. W. F. Smith, Arch.Reith. Surgeons: Messrs. W. Keith, W. Pirrie, D. Kerr,D. Fiddes. Ophthalmic Surgeon : Dr. J. R. Wolfe. Patho-logist : Dr. R. Beveridge. Dental Surgeon : Mr. Williamson.Resident Superintendent and Apothecary : Dr. R. Rattray.Resident Assistant-Physician: Dr. Joseph Keith. ResidentAssistant - Surgeon: Mr. Hugh Johnstone. Treasurer andSecretary: Mr. W. Carnie. Average number of in-patients,135 ; out-patients, 600.THE ABERDEEN ROYAL LUNATIC ASYLUM.—Contains about

350 beds. A course of clinical instruction is given annuallyby the physician, Dr. Jamieson. Fee for the course of threemonths, X2 2s.

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DUBLIN CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY. -In addition to class prizes,two Exhibitions, each of the value of E20, are offered for com-petition annually : one in the combined subjects of Physiology,Physiological Anatomy, Chemistry, and Botany; the secondto be awarded in the ensuing winter session for the highestattainments in Surgery, Practice of Medicine, and Midwiferycombined. In the summer session, 1867, a Gold Medal, value£7, will be open to competition in Practical Chemistry, MateriaMedica, and Medical Jurisprudence.CARMICHAEL, FORMERLY RICHMOND, HOSPITAL SCHOOL OF

MEDICINE, DUBLIN.—Carmichael premiums to the value of £50are awarded at the termination of the winter and summer ses-sions. Perpetual pupils, paying on entrance £53 8.9., can attendall lectures necessary to obtain the licence of the Dublin Collegeof Surgeons. Perpetual pupil’s fee to both hospital and school,paid on entrance, £78 lls.

DR. STEEVENS’ HOSPITAL AND MEDICAL COLLEGE.-Opera-tions on Saturdays, at ten. Six months’ attendance, dE7 7s.;nine months’, jE9 9s. Lectures and Hospital Practice, Collegeand Hall, 75 guineas, in two instalments. The hospital con-tains 250 beds.LEDWICH SCHOOL OF ANATOMY, Peter-street, Dublin. -

Anatomy, Physiology, and Pathology, &c.: Mr. E. Ledwichand Dr. T. P. Mason, five days weekly, at one o’clock.Theory and Practice of Surgery: Messrs. Wharton and

Ledwich, Tuesdays, Thursdays, Fridays, and Saturdays, attwelve o’clock.

Surgical and Descriptive Anatomy, Demonstrations and Dis-sections : Messrs. T. P. Mason, E. Ledwich, Bright, Glanville,and O’Leary, daily at eleven o’clock A.M., and from seven tillnine o’clock P.M.Theory and Practice of Medicine : Dr. W. Moore, Mondays,

Wednesdays, and Fridays, at three o’clock.Midwifery and Diseases of Women and Children : Dr. J.

Ringland, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, at three o’clock.Materia Medica and Therapeutics: Dr. H. Minchin, Mon-

days, Wednesdays and Fridays, at two o’clock.Forensic Medicine and Hygiene : Dr. R. Travers, Mondays

and Wednesdays, at four o’clock.Theory of Chemistry, Practical Chemistry, and Natural

Philosophy : Dr. Cameron, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Satur-days, at two o’clock.

Botany : Dr. C. Asken.A Course of Operations to be performed by the student,

under the superintendence of the lecturers (subjects, &c., in-

cluded), E5 5s.Fee for each course of lectures, jE3 3s.Endowments in favour of students, subject to the conditions

prescribed by the Founder, in the following departments :-Two in Anatomy and Physiology ; two in Minute Anatomy ;two in Practical Anatomy, and one in Surgery. The usual

prizes in the other departments will be awarded at the ter-mination of the session.

Certificates of attendance upon these lectures are recognisedby the Queen’s University, Ireland; the King and Queen’sCollege of Physicians; by the University and the College of

Physicians of London ; Trinity College, Dublin ; the Collegesof Surgeons in Dublin, London, and Edinburgh ; the Univer-sity of Glasgow, as constituting an annus medicus; the Facultyof Glasgow; by the Army and Navy Medical Boards ; and theApothecaries’ Halls, London and Dublin.

REGULATIONSOF

UNIVERSITIES, COLLEGES, AND MEDICALEXAMINING BOARDS IN SCOTLAND

AND IRELAND.

UNIVERSITY OF EDINBURGH.

STATUTES RELATIVE TO GRADUATION IN MEDICINE.

1. Three medical degrees are conferred by the University ofEdinburgh-viz., Bachelor of Medicine (M.B.), Master inSurgery (C.M.), and Doctor of Medicine (M.D.) The degreeof Master in Surgery is not conferred on any person who doesnot also at the same time obtain the degree of Bachelor ofMedicine.

2. The preliminary branches of extra-professional educationare English, Latin, Arithmetic, the Elements of Mathematics,and the Elements of Mechanics ; and the proficiency of stu-dents in these branches is ascertained by examination prior to.the commencement of their medical study.

3. No candidate is admitted to a professional examinationwho has not passed a satisfactory examination on at least twaof the following subjects, in addition to the subjects mentionedabove : - Greek, French, German, Higher Mathematics,Natural Philosophy, Logic, Moral Philosophy; and the exa-mination on these latter subjects also takes place before thecandidate has entered on his medical curriculum.

4. A degree in Arts (not being an honorary degree) in anyone of the Universities of England, Scotland, or Ireland, or inany colonial or foreign University specially recognised for this.purpose by the University Court, exempts from all preliminaryexamination ; and an examination in Arts by any corporatebody, whose examination has been recognised as qualifying forentrance on medical study by resolution of the General MedicalCouncil of the United Kingdom, provided the said examinationby the said corporate body shall be also approved by the Uni-versity Court, shall exempt from preliminary examination inArts, on all subjects comprised in the said examination of thesaid corporate body.

5. No one is admitted to the degree of Bachelor of Medicineor Master in Surgery who has not been engaged in medical andsurgical study for four years.

6. Every candidate for the degrees of M. B. and C. M. mustgive sufficient evidence by certificates-1. That he has studiedeach of the following departments of medical science-viz.,Anatomy, Chemistry, Materia Medica, Institutes of Medicineor Physiology, Practice of Medicine, Surgery, Midwifery andthe Diseases peculiar to Women and Children, and GeneralPathology, each during courses including not less than 100 lec-tures ; Practical Anatomy, six months ; Practical Chemistry,three months; Practical Midwifery, three months ; ClinicalMedicine and Clinical Surgery, each during courses of sixmonths ; Medical Jurisprudence, Botany, Natural History (in-cluding Zoology), during courses including not less than fiftylectures. 2. That he has attended, for at least two years, themedical and surgical practice of a general hospital which ac-commodates not fewer than eighty patients, and possesses adistinct staff of physicians and surgeons. 3. That he has been

engaged, for at least three months, by apprenticeship or other-wise, in compounding and dispensing drugs. 4. That he hasattended, for at least six months, by apprenticeship or other-wise, the out-practice of an hospital, or the practice of a dis-pensary, physician, surgeon, or member of the London orDublin Society of Apothecaries.

7. The studies of candidates for the degrees of Bachelor ofMedicine and Master in Surgery are subject to the followingregulations :—1. One of the four years of medical and surgicalstudy required by Section 5 must be in the University of Edin-burgh. 2. Another of such four years of medical and surgicalstudy must be either in the University of Edinburgh, or insome other University entitled to give the degree of Doctor ofMedicine. 3. Attendance during at least six winter monthson the medical or surgical practice of a general hospital whichaccommodates at least eighty patients, and, during the sameperiod, on a course of Practical Anatomy, may be reckoned asone of such four years. 4. One year’s attendance on lecturesin the hospital schools of London, or in the school of the Col-lege of Surgeons in Dublin, or of such teachers of Medicine inEdinburgh, or elsewhere, as shall from time to time be re-cognised by the University Court, may be reckoned as one ofsuch four years. 5. Candidates may, to the extent of four ofthe departments of medical study required by Section 6, sub-