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MANCHESTER HOSPITALS POST-GRADUATE CLINICS.TUESDA.Y.-MANCHESTER AND SALFORD HOSPITAL FOR SKIN
DISEASES, Quay-street.-4.30 P.M., Mr. Savatard : Syphilis ofthe Skin. -
WEDNESDAY.-RoYAL INFIRMARY-4.30 P.M., Mr. Burgess : TheEarly Diagnosis of Acute Appendicitis.
THURSDAY.-ANCOATS HOSPITAL-4.30 P.M., Mr. W. R. Douglas : Gallstone Dyspepsia.
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For further particulars of the above Lectures, &c., see AdvertisementPages.
A DIARY OF CONGRESSES.THE following Congresses, Conferences, and Exhibitions are announced.In 1914:-
May lst-Nov. lst (Lyons).-International Town Hygiene Exhibition." 15th-Oct. 15th (Berne).-Swiss National Exhibition.
June 18th-20th (Newcastle-upon-Tyne).-Fifth Annual Conferenceof the British Hospitals Association.
" 18th-24th (London, Church House, Westminster).-Inter-national Conference on the Blind.
22nd-26th (Atlantic City, N.J.).-American Medical Asso-ciation.
June-July (Groningen).-University of Groningen 300th Anniver-sary Celebration.
July 2nd and 3rd (Liverpool).-National Conference on InfantMortality.
" 6th-llth (Blackpool).-Twenty-ninth Congress of the RoyalSanitary Institute.
" 7th and 8th (Leeds).-SixthAnnual Conference of the NationalAssociation for the Prevention of Consumption, &c.
7th-10th (St. John, N.B.).-Canadian Medical Association." 8th-10th (Oxford).-Ophthalmological Congress." 15th-20th (Edinburgh).-Congress of the Royal Institute of
Public Health.
21st-23rd (Chester).-British Pharmaceutical Conference.27th-31st (London).-Fifth Annual Session of the Clinical
Congress of Surgeons of North America.,, 28th-31st (Aberdeen).-Eighty-second Annual Meeting of the
British Medical Association.July-September (Australia).-Eighty-fourth AnnualMeeting of the
British Association for the Advancement of Science.(July 28th to August 3rd at Perth, August 8th to12th at Adelaide, August 13th to 19th at Melbourne,August 20th to 26th at Sydney, August 27th to Sept. lstat Brisbane).
Aug. 3rd-8th (London).-Sixth International Dental Congress." 10th-15th (St. Petersburg).-Twelfth International Congress
of Ophthalmology. -
29th-Sept. 14th (Toronto).-Canadian National Exhibition.Sept. 7th-12th (Berne).-International Congress for Neurology
Psychiatry, and Psychology.,, 10th-12th (Fort William and Port Arthur, Ontario).-Fourth
Annual Congress of the Canadian Public HealthAssociation.
,. 21st-26th (Victoria, B.C.).-Dominion Exhibition.,, 21st-26th (Vienna).-Third International Congress on Diseases
of Occupation.30th-Oct. 4th (Brussels). Fourteenth: French (de langue
française) Congress of Medicine.Oct. 31st-Nov. 2nd (Berlin).-First Congress of the International
Society for Sexual Research.Nov. 15th-21st (London).-Health Week. (Under the direction of
the Health Week Committee appointed by the RoyalSanitary Institute.)
(St. Petersburg).-Third Mendel6eff Congress of Pure and Applied
In 1915:- Chemistry and Physics.
In 1915 :-May 31st-Jnne 5th (London, South Kensington).-Sixth Inter-
national Congress of Social Work and Service.Sept. 5th-8th (Hamburg).-Tenth International Congress of
Otology." 8th (begins) (Manchester).-Meeting of the British Association.9th-12th (Hamburg).-Fourth International Rhino-Laryngo-
logical Congress.
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The following magazines, journals, &c., have been received:-American Journal of Surgery, Duodecim, British Journal ofChildren’s Diseases, Journal of Laryngology, Rhinology, andOtology, Archives de Medecine et de Pharmacie Militaires, Inter-national Journal of Surgery, Maryland Medical Journal, AlbanyMedical Annals, Surgery, Gynecology, and Obstetrics. Archives ofDiagnosis, Bulletin of the Johns Hopkins Hospital, DeutscheZeitschrift fiir Nervenheilkunde, Archives Grenerales de Chirurgie,Clinics of J. B. Murphy, St. George’s Hospital Gazette, Archives deMedecine et Pharmacie Navales, Symons’s Meteorological Magazine.British Dental Journal, Tropical Diseases Bulletin, AmericanMedicine.
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