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1iqok in the profession, he represented Italy at many Con-gresses, medical and surgical, and superintended the Italiansections of not a few expositions of a scientific kind. Forthese and similar services he received the Orders of Sb.Maurice and of the Crown of Italy. Many benevolent in-stitutions will miss his ever-ready sympathy and help, notleast among them the " Società Italians, di Beneficemr,9." atParis. His death took place quite suddenly at Pisa onthe 8th inst., in his sixty-sixth year. He had returned in hisusual health from Florence, where he had been the guest ofhis brother, the Senator D’Ancona, when he succumbed toan apoplectic seizure.

ROYAL COLLEGE OF PHYSICIANS.

AN extraordinary comitia of the College took place onthe 14th inst., the President, Sir Andrew Clark, Bart., inthe chair. At the commencement of the proceedings thePresident alluded in feeling terms to the public calamitywhich had just fallen on the nation in the death of H.R.H.the Duke of Clarence, and, at his suggestion, the College, onthe motion of Sir Joseph Fayrer, seconded by Dr. G. Harley,resolved to transmit an address of sympathy and condolenceto Her Majesty the Queen, and their Royal Highnesses thePrince and Princess of WalesThe President nominated Dr. Gee to be Bradshaw

Lecturer for the present year.Letters were read from the Royal College of Surgeons,

the Registrar of the Branch Medical (’ouncil for Ireland, andthe General Medical Council.Permission was granted to Dr. S. Martin to deliver the

Goulstonian lectures in the Theatre at the ExaminationHall.A report from the Committee of Delegates of the two

Royal Colleges on the Scheme for a Five Years’ Curriculumand the revised Regulations for Examinations were adopted,on the motion of Sir R. Quain, seconded by Dr. N. Moore.The President eulogised the labours of the Committee,which had been thus brought to a successful close.The opinions of the Attorney-General and Sir Arthur

Watson, Bart., Q.C., on the question of the non- registrationof the licence and membership of the College as completequalifications were read ; and other questions in relation tothe same subject were reported to the College by the registrar.The recommendation of the Committee of Management thatthe course of operative surgery given by ill r. Thomas Cookebe recognised for the ensuing year was adopted.

ROYAL COLLEGE OF SURGEONS OFENGLAND.

AT a quarterly meeting of the Council of the above

College, held on Thursday, the 14th inst., the minutes ofthe ordinary Council on Dee. 10th were read and confirmed.On the announcement of the death of the Duke of

Clarence and Avondale, as in the proceedings of the RoyalCollege of Physicians, a vote of sympathy and condolencewith Her Majesty and the Prince and Princess of Waleswas unanimously agreed to.The Secretary reported the death on the 29th ult. of

Mr. John Wood, F.R S., past Vice-President, member ofCouncil, and member of the Court of Examiners of theCollege. The Secretary also reported the death on the7th inst. of Mr. Matthew Berkeley Hill, Junior Vice-President, member of Council, and member of the Courtof Examiners of the College. In each instance the Councilunanimously passed a vote of condolence with the family ofthe deceased.The vacancy in the Council caused by the death of

Mr. Hill will be filled in July next, at the annual election.A Vice-President for the remaining period of the collegiateyear will be elected at the next meeting of the Council inFebruary, and the vacancy in the Court of Examiners willalso be filled up at that meeting.

It was agreed that, as recommended by the MuseumComipittee, Mr. R. H. Burne, B.A. Oxford, be appointed.anatomical assistant in the museum, at a salary of £150 perannum, subject to annual re-election at the QuarterlyCouncil in July.

The reporb, dated Jan. 7bh, 1892, from the delegates ofthe two Colleges, on the five years’ course of medical studyand examination, was read, approved, and adopted.The Secretary reported that no dissertation had been

received on " The Pathology and Treatment of Diseases ofthe Knee-joint," the subject of the Jacksonian Prize for thepast year ; or on "The Anatomy of the Third, Fourth,Fifth, and Sixth Cranial Nerves in the Vertebrata," thesubject of the Collegial Triennial Prize.The resignation of the Morton Lectureship by Mr. 0.

Pemberton was accepted, and the lecture will be given byDr. G. Sims Woodhead on the 5th of May next.A letter of the 14th ult. from Mr. C. S. Sherrington, hon. .

secretary of the Physiological Society, deprecating any cur-tailment in the proposed five years’ curriculum of the extentor scope of the courses of Physiology already enforced bythe existing requirements of the two Colleges, was read andlaid before the Council.A letter of the 4th inst. addressed to the President, from

Sir 11’alph Thompson, K.C.B., requesting, by directionof the Secretary of State for War, to be favoured withthe views of the President on the suggestions for themode of conducting the competitive examinations foradmission to the medical staff of the army, was read andreferred to a committee, consisting of the President, theVice-president, Sir W. Savory, Bart., Sir W. Mac Cormac,and Mr. Macnamara.At the request of the hon. sec. of the National Leprosy

Fund, the Council authorised Mr. Hutchinson and Mr.Macnama.ra to continue to serve as its representatives onthe Special Committee.A letter of the 12 ch inst. from Mr. H. G, Howse was

read, resigning, in anticipation of the termination of hisperiod of office on Feb. lObh next, his appointment as amember of the Court of Examiners, his resignation to takeeffect from the completion of the Pass Examination for themembership, commencing on the 15th instant, and statingthat he is a candidate for re-election.

Medical News.EXAMINING BOARD IN ENGLAND BY THE ROYAL

COLLEGES OF PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.—The followinggentlemen passed the Second Examination of the Board inthe subjects indicated a6 a meeting of the Examiners onthe I Ith inst. --Anatomy and Physiology.—Michael J. Halton, student of Yorkshire

College, Leeds ; William W. Hoare, Extra-mural Academy, Edin-burgh ; Redmond J. Roche, Royal College of Surgeons, Ireland;William Tregenxa, of Slieflield Medical School; Wm. H. Rowlandsand John W. Pridmore, of Queen’s College, Birmingham; JamesFleming Baxter, of Westminster Hospital; and Claude F. Druitt, ofBristol School of Medicine and Air. Cooke’s School of Anatomy andPhysiology.

Anatomy only.—George G. Oakley, of St. Bartholomew’s Hospital:Basil Pares, of St. Mary’s Hospital; Thomas H. Agnew, of UniversityCollege, Liverpool ; Daniel Fogarty, of Ledwich School, Dublin andMr. Cooke’s School of Anatomy and Physiology ; Frederick A. L. E.Burgess, of Queen’s College, Birmingham ; Gerald G. Joynson,Thomas L. Webster, and William J. Bowden, of Owens College,Manchester ; Frank Husband, of Bristol Medical School andMr. Cooke’s School of Anatomy and Physiology ; Wilford Mettam,of Sheffield Medical School; Moses J. Reubens, of Grant MedicalCollege, Bombay, and Mr. Cooke’s School of Anatomy and Physio-logy ; Oswald Challis, of St. George’s Hospital; Arthur Emlyn, ofUniversity College ; and Augustus P. Dantes, of Charing-crossHospital.

Physiology only.—William C. Gent, of Bristol Medical School ;Edward J. E. Coop, Horatio C. W. Wood, and Karl F. Cherry, ofQueen’s College, Bumingham ; Matthias Bailey and John D. MeD.Newlands, of University College, Liverpool; Edward Brabazon, ofTrinity College, Dublin; William Mansergh, of Owens College,Manchester; Richard A. Fegan, of St. Bartholomew’s Hospital andMr. Cooke’s School of Anatomy and Physiology ; Richard li. Power,of St. Thomas’s Hospital; John W. Sweetlove, of Guy’s Hospital and William B. Murray, of King’s College.

Passed on the 12th inst.:-Anatomy and Physiology.—Arthur F. A. Flower, Gilbert H. W.

Ellacontbe, and Frederick W. Gale, of St. Bartholomew’s Hospital;Stanley S Argyle, of Melbourne University; Harry F. W. Armstrongand Frederick S. Collard, of St. George’s Hospital; Allen Hair, ofUniversity College ; Francis J. Brakenridge and Thos. C, Nicholson,of St ’fhumas’a Hospital ; Henry R. Walker, of King’s College ; andAustin C. Fry, of Guy’s Hospital.

Anatomy only.—Afred N. Wilde and Percy W. G. Shelley, ofSt. Bartholomew’s Hospital; Arthur S. Matthews, of St. Thomas’sHospital ; Charles N. Barton, of St. George’s Hospital ard Mr.Cooke’s School of Anatomy and Physiology; and Sylve.;tre A.

Francisco, of King’s College.

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Physiology only.—Morgan D. Blake, of Owens College, Manchester,St. George’s Hospital, and Mr. Cooke’s School of Anatomy andPhysiology ; Edward A. McAnally, of St. George’s Hospital ;Thomas S. Farncomb, of Trinity College, Toronto, and Mr. Cooke’sSchool of Anatomy and Physiology: and Sydney M. Meyrick, ofSt. Mary’s Hospital.

ROYAL COLLEGE OF SURGEONS OF ENGLAND.—Thefollowing gentlemen, having previously passed the necessaryexaminations, and having now attained the legal age oftwenty-five years, were at the quarterly meeting of theCouncil on the 14th inst. admitted Fellows of the College:-Edmund Wilkinson, L.R.C.P.Lond., Queen’s-terrace, W. Diploma ofMember dated Aug. 2nd, 1888.

Ernest William Gurney Masterman, L.R.C.P.Lond., St. Bartholomew’sHospital. Diploma of Member dated Feb. 12th, 1891.

SOCIETY OF APOTHECARIES OF LONDON.-At therecent Primary Examination the following candidatespassed in the subjects indicated :-

Part I.

Chemistry, Materia Medica, Botany, and Pharmacy.-A. W. Fyffe.Galway and Belfast ; J. Scarr, Littlebrough ; G. H. Wilkinson,Queen’s College, Birmingham.

Chemistry.-L. M. Blake, Royal Free Hospital.Materia Medica, Botany, and Pharnzacy.-A. Hilton, Owens College,

Manchester. ; A. W. Taylor, Edinburgh University; E. Wright,Queen’s College, Birmingham.

Materia Medica and Botany.-F. T. Cole, King’s College.Pharmacy.-E. C. Bond and E. E. Evans, Royal Free Hospital; F.Mannin, Dublin.

Part II.

Anatomy and Physiology.—R R. P. S. Bowker, Middlesex Hospital ;W. J. H. Dawson, St. Thomas’s Hospital; G. H. Pooley, CambridgeUniversity and St. George’s Hospital ; G. H. Proctor, LondonHospital; S. Smith, Middlesex Hospital; W. E. Stanton, CambridgeUniversity and London Hospital; E. P. Staples, Cambridge Uni-versity and St. Mary’s Hospital; F. W. Sell, Cambridge University;F. A. Storr, Yorkshire College, Leeds ; S. A. Stride, LondonHospital; A. W. Taylor, Edinburgh ; J. Thornton, London Hospital.

Anatomy.-S. Foster, St. Bartholomew’s Hospital ; A. E. Freer, St.Mary’s Hospital; E. Grange, Edinburgh University; F. R. Heap,Blistol; T. Hopps, Owens College, Manchester ; F. H. Humphris,

Edinburgh University ; T. E. Johnson, London Hospital; J. Joule,London Hospital; G. W. Pauli, Bristol; A. J. Pollard, Leeds ; C. J.Underwood, Charing-cross and London Hospitals ; A. Whitby,Dublin.

Physiology.—R. K. Bayley, St. Mary’s Hospital: E. T. Fitzpatrick,Dublin; T. Gregz, St. Bartholomew’s Hospital; F. B. Hargreaves,Owens College, Manchester ; J. A. F. Hatch, Dublin ; A. Hilton,Owens College, Manchester ; E. S. L. Lovell, Charing crossHospital ; A C. McLean, King’s College ; J. B. D. St. Cyr, St.Bartholomew’s Hospital; J. J. Winn, London Hospital.

NAVAL MEDICAL SUPPLEMENTAL FUND.—At thequarterly meeting of the directors held on the 12th inst.,T. Russel Pickthorne, E,q., Inspector-General, in the chair,the sum of £56 was distributed among the several applicants.THE REVENUES OF LONDON CHARITIES.-According

to the " Classified Directory to the Metropolitan Charities,"the total revenue for the past year of the charitable institu-tions having their headquarters in London anriounted to oversix millions sterling-or, to be precise, f:6,060,763. Thistotal included :S2 658,212 for home and foreign missions;.6200,251 raised on behalf of the blind, deaf and dumb,incurables, and idiots ; £655,790 for hospitals ; £504,423 forpensions and relief of the aged ; .E750.000 for the SalvationArmy, and £130,000 for the Darkest England Fund.

CLERICAL, MEDICAL, AND GENERAL LIFE ASSUR-ANCE COMPANY.-The directors of this company haveissued a bonus report announcing the thirteenth division ofprofits among the members and policy holders of the Society.The valuation has upon this occ asion been made upon theextraordinarily stringent basis of interest assumed to beearned as 2½ per cent., and mortality asumed to be con-formable to that exhibited by the tables known as HM andHM 5. The funds of the Society have during the pastquinquennium actually earned a little over 4 per cent.,and the deaths actually recorded have numbered fewerthan 72 per cent. of the number which might uponthe assumed basis have been expected to occur. In

respect of both these matters, therefore, it is confidentlyanticipated that the next quinquennium will exhibiba great improvement upon the calculated figures, and thatfuture surpluses will be commensurately large. On the pre-sent occasion the directors are able, notwithstanding thevery conservative policy which they have adopted, to dividea large sum by way of bonus, and the share in this divisionwhich falls to the policyholders is increased by the Clrcum.stance that the shareholders have consented to a limitationof the amount of their share in the divisible surplus.

FOOTBALL CASUALTIES.-A youth aged eighteen,whilst playing football last week on the Wilford Grove foot.ball ground, fractured his leg, and was conveyed to theNottingham General Hospital.ESSEX COUNTY COUNCIL,-Mr. Edward Tidman,

C.E., F.S.I., of Westminster, has just been appointed bytheTechnical Education Committee of the Essex CountyCouncil lecturer on Hygiene, and will shortly commence acourse of lectures under their auspices.CLIMATOLOGY.-The council of the Royal Meteoro.

logical Society have arranged to hold at 25, Great George.street, S.W. (by permission of the president and council ofthe Institution of Civil Engineers), from March 15th to 18th,an exhibition of instruments, charts, maps, and photographsrelating to climatology.OLDHAM INFIRMARY.-The Board of Governors of,

this institution have opened an Eye Department, and ata recent meeting Griffith Apthomas, M.B., C.M. Edin., waselected eye surgeon. There is an honorarium of £30 per-annum attached to the office, which is tenable for eightyears, with the privilege of re-election.DIPHTHERIA AT FINSBURY BARRACKS.-In con.

sequence of many cases of diphtheria having occurred sincelast August amongst the permanent staff of the 4th BattalionRoyal Fusiliers (City of London Militia) and their families,quartered in the Finsbury Barracks, the War Office hasordered the whole of the men and other occupants of theplace to be moved to the Milton Barracks, near Gravesend.UNIVERSITY OF CAMBRIDGE : DIPLOMA IN PUBLIC

HEALTH.—Mr. Robinson announces a course of practicalinstruction in Hygiene for the Public Health diploma exa.mination in the Lent term, beginning Jan. 20th; and also a.

six months’ course in the same subject, beginning April 20th,Applications may be made to Mr. Robinson at the UniversityChemical Laboratory, Cambridge.GENERAL PRACTITIONERS’ ALLIANCE.-The com-

mittee appointed at a meeting of the General Practitioners’Alliance to arrange the details for a complimentary dinnerto Dr. F. H. Alderson and Mr. George Brown, president ofthe Alliance, in recognition of their services in contestingthe recent election of direct representatives to the GeneralMedical Council, have decided that the dinner shall takeplace at the Holborn Restaurant on Thursday, the 28th inst.,at 7.30 P M. We are requested to state that members of theprofession who wish to be present should send their namebefore the 25th inst. to the hon. secretary, Mr. CampbellBoyd, 108, Denmark-hill, S E.

PRESENTATION.—Mr. William Francis, L.R.C.P.Lond., M.R.C.S , on his relinquishing the position of resi-dent house surgeon at the West Ham Hospital, Stratford,which he had held for upwards of ten years, has been pre-sented by his medical colleagues on the staff and friendswith a handsome operation case and a purse containingthirty-two guineas, as tokensof esteem.—Mr. F. H. Forshall, ,

L.R.C.P. Lond., M R.C.S., M R C. P. Edin., of Highgate,has been presented by his patients and friends with severalpieces of old silver plate, and an artistically illuminatedaddress in an album form, bearing the names of all thesubscribers, as tokens of their esteem, and as a recognitionof his unfailing generosity to the poor during a residenceand professional career in Higbgate for nearly thirty years.IMPORTANT SHIPPING CASES.-Capt. J. L. Parfitt,

master of the ss. Clyde, appeared at Bow-street police-court on Friday last to summonses taken out at the instanceof the Board of Trade for contraventions of the MerchantShipping Act, by neglecting to make entries in the officiallog-book in cases of illness, and the nature and treatmentthereof. From the evidence adduced it appeared that theClyde was bound from Bombay to Plymouth, and thatan outbreak of influenza occurred amongst the crew, owingto which some of them were incapacitated from duty fromthree to seventeen or eighteen days. The surgeon reportedthe matter to the captain, but the latter failed to record it.Mr. Vaughan imposed penalties of 91 and costs in threecases, and E5 and costs in a fourth. He was asked to statea case, but declined.-A similar action to the above is beingtaken by the committee of the Cardiff Porh SanitaryAuthority against the captain of a vessel for discharging aman suffering from small-pox without giving notice to theauthorities.

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THE SANITARY INSTITUTE.—The programme basbeen issued of the thirteenth course of lectures and demon-strations for sanitary officers. These lectures, which arespecially adapted for candidates preparing for the Institute’sexaminations for Inspectors of Nuisances, will be deliveredon Tuesdays and Fridays at 8 i’.M. The first lecture willbe given on Friday, Jan. 29th.

Appointments.Succesful applicants for Vacancies, Secretaries of public Institutions, and

others possessing information suitable for this column are invited toforward it to THE LANCET Office, directed to the Sub-Editor, not laterthan 9 o’clock on the Thursday morning of each week for publication inthe next number.

BEADLES, CECIL F , M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P., has been appointed, pro tem.,Assistant Medical Otticer to Colney Hatch Lunatic Asylum, vice H.G. Shaw, on sick leave.

BURKITT, J. C. S., M.D., M.Ch. Irel.. has been reappointed MedicalOfficer of Health for the Whitwick Urban Sanitary District of theLeicester Union.

BYLES, J. B., L.R.C.P. Lond., M.R.C.S., has been appointed JuniorHouse Physician to Westminster Hospital.

CHEETHAM, W. H, M.D., M.R.C S., LS.Sc., of (,uiseley, has beenappointed Certifying Surgeon under the Factory Acts for theGuiseley, Yeadon, and Baildon Districts, vice Hepworth, deceased.

FOXCROFT, FREDERICK W., M.B., C.iVL, has been appuintecl AssistantHouse Surgeon to tne General Hospital, Birmingham.

Fox, E. L., M.A., M.D. Camb., M.R.C.P. Lond., has been appointedPhysician to the Plymouth Public Dispensary.

FULLER, J. REGINALD, M.R.C.S.. L.R.C.P., L.S.A. Lnnd., has beenappointed Fifth Assistant Medical Officer to the London CountyLunatic Asylum, Hanwell.

HAMILTON, R. J., M.R.C.S., has been appointed an additional HonorarySurgeon to the Stanley Hospital, Liverpool.

HUGHES, S. H., M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P., L.s.A. Lond., ac., has beenappointed Junior Resident Medical Officer to the Roal Free Hos-ptta.1, vice E. Trevethick, M.B. Cantab., resigned.

JACKSON, GEORGE, F.R.C.S. Eng., L.R.C.P. Lond., has been appointedMedical Officer of Health for tue Cornpton Gifford Urban SanitaryDistrict.

JONES, R. L., M.R.C.S., has been appointed Honorary Physician to theCarnarvonshire and Anglesey Intirmary.

MILLS, H. H., L.R.C.P.Lond., M.R.C.S., has been appointed JuniorHouse Surgeon to Westminster Hospital.

MOXEY, VINCENT, M.R.C.S., L.R C. P. Lond., has been appointed JuniorHouse Surgeon to the Oldham Innrmaty.

OWEN, ARTHUR DEAKER, M.R.C.S., L S.A. Lond., has been appointeda Government District Surgeon of Perak, Straits Settlements.

PERNET, GEO., M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P. Lond Assistant to Out patients, hasbeen appointed Surgeon and Physician to University CollegeHospital.SIMCOCK, J., M.B., B.Ch. Vict., has been appointed Resident MedicalOfficer to the St. Mark’s Hospital, Manchester, and the Manchesterand Salford l,ying-in Institution.

STONHAM, H. A, L R.C.P..Lond., M.R.C. S., his been appointedResident Obstetlic Assistant to Westminster Hospital.

SWIFT, W. J. C., M.R.C.S., has been appointed Medical Officer to theFoundling Hospital, vice H. W. Statuam, resigned.

TEBBS, W. H. A., L.R.C.P. Lond., M.R.C.S., has been appointed SeniorHouse Surgeon to Westminster Ilospital.

VAUDREY, E., M.D., C.M. Edin., M.R.C.S., has been appointed Phy-sician to the Derbyshire Royal Infirmary, vice Ogle, tesigned.

YULE, R. M., M. D., C.M. Aberd., has been appointed Medical Officerfor Lerwick, vice Skae.

Vacancies.Pirfurther information regarding each vacancy reference should be male

to the advertisement.

ANCOATS HOSPITAL, Manchester.-Resident House Surgeon. Salary60, with board and washing.

CHILDREN’S HOSPITAL, Birmingham.—Assistant Resident MedicalOfficer. Salary £40 per annum, with board, washing, and attend-ance.

CHELSEA, BELGRAVE, AND BROMPTON DISPENSARY, 41, Sloane-square,,

S. W.-Surgeon.EAST LONDON HOSPITAL FOR CHILDREN, Shadwell, E.-ResidentMedical Officer for two years. Salary .680 per annum, with board,

lodging, and washing.EAST LONDON HOSPITAL FOR CHILDREN, Shadwell, E.-House

Surgeon. Board and lodging provided.ECCLES AND DISTRICT MEDICAL ASSOCIATION.—Medical Officer. (Apply

to the Secretary, 15, Byron street, Patricroft.)GENERAL HOSPITAL, Birmingham.—Assistant Surgeon for three years.

Honorarium £100 per annum.GENERAL HOSPITAL, Birmingham.—Three Assistant House Surgeons for

six months each. Residence, board, and washing provided.GENERAL INFIRMARY, Northampton.—House Surgeon. Salary £125

per annum, with furnished apartments, board, attendance, andwashing.

LIVERPOOL DISPENSARIES.—Head Surgeon. Salary £200 per annum,with apartments, board, and attendance. (Apply to the Secretary,Leith Offices, 34, Moorfields, Liverpool.)

LONDON THROAT HOSPITAL, 204, Great Portland-street, W.—HouseSurgeon.

NORFOLK AND Nonwwlr HOSPITAL.—Assistant to the House Surgeonfor six months. lioard, lodging, and washing provided.

QUEEN Crmm,crrTE’sLSrNO IN HospD’AL. Marylebone, N.W.—Resident.Medical Officer. Salary £60 per annum, with board and residencein the hospital.

ROYAL Sou’rt) HANTS INFIRMARY, Southampton.—Assistant House Sur-gcon. Board nnd rooms provided.

ROYAL Sour LONDON DISPENSARY.—Surgeon-in-Ordinary. Honorarium..C20 per annum. (Apply to Resident Officer, St. George’s Cross,S.E.ROYAL PORTSMOUTH, PORTSEA, AND GOSPORT HOSPITAL.-AssistantHouse Surgeon for six months. Board, residence, and washing, andan honorarium of 15 guineas at expiration of term of office.

ST. LUKE’S HOSPITAL.—Resident Clinical Assistant for six months.Board and residence provided.

ST. OLAVE’S UNION.—Dispenser of Medicines and Medical Officer’sClerk (non-resident). Salary at the rate of .680 per annum. (Applyto Mr. Fenton, Clei k’s Offices, St. Olave’s Union, 30, Tanner-street,Bermondsey, S.E.)

ST. JOHN’S-WOOD AND PORTLAND TOWN PROYIDENT DISPENSARY, 1,Henstridge-villas, N.W.—Medical Officer.

THE COPPICE, Nottingham.-Assistant Medical Officer. Salary £120per annum, with furnished apartments, board, washing, and attenct-ance.

TRUSTEES, care of H. Ellis, Esq.. 4, Pettycury, Cambridge.-ResidentMedical Superintendent for a Private Asylum. Salary £150 to £200per anr.um. with board and residence in the Asylum.

WEST DERBY UNION.—Resident Assistant Medical Officer at Belmont-road Workhouse. Salary £100 per annum, with rations. (Apply to.the Union Clerk, Brougham, West Derby-road, Liverpool.)

Births, Marriages, and Deaths.BIRTHS.

BARRINGTON.—On Jan. llth, at Meerut, India, the wife of Surgeon.Major Barrington, of a daughter.

BEAUCHAMP.—On Dec. 8th, at Cromwell-road, S.W., the wife of Dr.Sydney Beauchamp, of a daughter.

BOND.—On Jan. 9th, at Leyton, Essex, the wife of Mayston Bond,.M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P., of a daughter.

CRONK.—On Jan. 8th, Lt ltepton, Derbyshire, the wife of Herbert Geo..Cronk, M.B., of a son (Arnold George), who only survived his birththree days.

DAVIES—On Jan. Sth, at 23, Finsbury-square, the wife of ArthurTempler Davies, B.A., 11 D., M.R.C.P., of a daughter.

ELKINGTON.—On Jan. 8’h, at Newport, Salop, the wife of E. A.Elkulgton, M.B. Lend., of a daughter.

ROBINSON.—On Jan. 4th, at High-street, Lewisham, S.E., the wife ofLouis Robmson, M.D., M.R.C. S., of a son.

SPOOR.—On Jan. 12th, at The Hydro’, College green, Bristol, the wife, .of Dr. Spoor, of a son.

WALLER.—On Dec. 29th, the wife of Augustus D. Waller, M.D., ofa son.

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MARRIAGES.CLARKE—Cox.—On Jan. 9th, at Woolwich, Charles Frederick Clarke.,

M.R.C.S., L.S.A., M.A.I., of Huxley House, Park-road, Plumstead.to Minnie, youngest daughter of Joseph Cox, of Woolwich.

KANE—HAMILTON-JONES.—On Jan. 7t,h, at Monkstown Church, countyDublin, J. G. Au iol Kane, Esq., M.D., of Exmouth, Devon, onlyson of W. F. De Vismes Kane, Esq., J.P., of Drumreaske House,.Monaghan, and Sloperton Lodge, Kingstown, to Adeline Ida Sara,,youngest daughter of the late Thomas Morris Hamilton-Jones, D.L.,of Moneyglass House, county Antrim.

LOVELL—TURLE.—On Jan. 6th, at St. Mary’s, Wimbledon, Charles P.Lovell, M.A., M.B., B.Ch.Oxon., M.R.C.S., only son of Samuel,Lovell, Gloucester-gardens, to Clara Jane, the only daughter of thelate Henry Turle, of Taunton.

WHITE—WILLETT.—On Jan. 7th, at St. Andrew’s, Wells-street, by the-Rev. Frederic Willett, M A., assisted by the Rev. C. H. Simpkinson,M.A., Vicar of St. Paul’s, Walworth, and the Rev. Sir William Hyde=Parker, Bart., Charles Percival White, M.A., M.B, of 144, Sloane-street, S.W., younger son of Robert Owen White, Esq., of 180,Cromwell-road, S.W., to Marian Irene, daughter of the late C. V.Willett, Esq., and granddaughter of the late William Willett, Esq."of West House, Brighton.

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DEATHSBAKER.—On Jan. 4th, at Rostherne, Wimbledon, Jas. Edmund Baker,

bl.It C.S., aged 52.GILBERT.—On Jan. 7th, suddenly, at his residence, Oxford-street,.

Bilston, Staffordshire, H. Gilbert, M.R.C.S.HILL.-On Jan. 7th, at Wimpole-street, Matthew Berkeley Hill, M.B.,

F.R.C.S., youngest son of Matthew Davenport Hill, Q.C.PARSON.-On Dec. 21st, at White Ladies’-road, Clifton, Thomas Cooke

Parson, M.R.C.S., L.D.S., aged 49.POWELL.—On Jan. 9th, at City road, E.C., Josiah Taylor Powell, M.D.SCOTT.-On Jan. 9th, at the residence of his brother, Lingfield-road,

Wimbledon, Dr. Geo. Scott, of Lower Prospect-place, Southampon,.in his 63rd year.

SLAUGHTER.—On Jan. 9th, at Alderden Manor, Sandhurst, Kent, GeorgeMonlas Slaughter, Smgeon-Genera.1 M.S., of Farningham and Sand-hurst, aged 60.

TIMINS.—On Jan. 8th, at Somerset-place, Bath, Chas. Timins, F.R.C.S.,,H.E.I.C.S., aged 77.

WILSON.—On Jan. 9th, at Alexandria, Perth, Brigade-Surgeon FrederickRobert Wilson, eldest surviving son of the late Robert Wilson, ohWaterloo-road, Dublin. -

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