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ST. BArTIIOLOME«’S HOSPITAL AND COLLEGE.-Theclinical practice of the hospital comprises a service of 750beds, of which 676 are in the hospital at Smithfield, and 75are for convalescent patients at Swanley.Eight house physicians, ten house surgeons, and a mid-

wifery assistant are appointed annually, each of them hold-ing office for one year, and provided wibh rooms by thehospital authorities. The ophthalmic house surgeon is

appointed for six months, and is eligible for re election fora second term of six months. The senior assistant chloro-formist and junior assistant chloroformist ’are appointedannually, and are provided with rooms. Two qualifiedassistant electricians are appointed every three months. Nofee is paid for any of these appointments, and each receivesa salary of E25. The clinical clerks, the obstetric clerks,the clerks to the medical out-patients, the dressers to thesurgical out-patients, and the dressers in the special depart-ments are chosen from the diligent students. Forty warddresserships are given annually to the students who pass thebest examination in the subjects of study of the first year.Other ward dresserships may be obtained by payment of theusual fees.A college is attached to the hospital, in which students

can reside, subject to the college regulations.Foundation and other Prizes.-Two Open Scholarships in

Science of the value of ;f65 each, tenable for one year, willbe competed for in September. Candidates must not bemore than twenty-five years of age, and must not haveentered to the medical or surgical practice of any metro-politan medical school. The subjects of examination arePhysics and Chemistry for one, Physiology and Biology for

the uther.—Two Junior Open Scholarships, one of £130 andone of E50, in the subjects of the Preliminary Scientific-Examination of the London University, v ill be competed forat the same time. Candidates must be under twenty yearsof age, and must become regular students.--The JeaffresonExhibition, of the value of E20, is awarded at entrance afterexamination in the subjects of general education. It is nowan Open Exhibition.-ASeniorScholarship, £50, in Anatomy,Physiology, and Chemistry.—Kirke’s Scholarship and GoldMedal in Clinical Medicine, value 40 guineas.—LawrenceScholarship and Gold Medal, of the value of 40 guineas(founded in 1873 by the family of the late Sir WilliamLawrence).-Two Brackenbury Scholarships in Medicineand Surgery, E30 each.-Four Junior Scholarships in thesubjects of study of the first year : 1st, £40; 2nd, £30 ; 3rd,£20; 4th, £10.A prize of £15 for Anatomy has been founded by the late

Mr. Henry Skynner in memory of his brother ; a Scholarshipof 50 confined to Cambridge graduates in Arts, by MissShuter in memory of her brother, formerly assistantsurgeon to St. Bartholomew’s Hospital; and a prize off: 10 10s. by SirF. A. Burrows, Bart., in memory of his father,Sir George Burrows. -

CHARING-CROSS HOSPITAL AND COLLEGE.-Total fees,E94 10s. if paid in a single sum on entry, or 9105 if paidin five instalments ; for Dental students, 156 14s., or60 guineas in two equal instalments. General students payproportionately lower fees, and are admitted withoutadditional fee to the courses of Clinical Medicine andSurgery and to the practice of the Royal WestminsterOphthalmic Hospital. They alone are entitled to competefor the Scholarships, Gold Medal, and Pereira Prize,excepting the Golding Scholarship of £15, for which Dentalstudents can also compete.Two Entrance Scholarships, of the value of 100 guineas

and 50 guineas respectively, are awarded annually atthe commencement of each winter session after a com-petitive examination in the following groups of subjects:-(1) English, including Language, Literature. History,and Geography; (2) Latin and Greek ; (3) French andGerman ; (4) Mathematics, including Arithmetic, Algebra,and Geometry; and Mechanics, including Statics andDynamics ; (5) Chemistry (Inorganic) and Physic?, in-cluding Acoustics, Heat, and Electricity; and (6) Animaland Vegetable Biology. The value attached to each groupof subjects is 1000 marks. No candidate may offer him-self for examination in more than three of the above groupsof subjects, the selection of the groups being left entirelyto the candidate. The Scholarships will be awarded bythe School Committee to the two candidates who, on thereport of the examiners, have shown the highest degree ofexcellence; but no Scholarship will be awarded unless, inthe opinion of the examiners, a satisfactory standard hasbeen attained. In the firsb four groups the subjects (asregards extent and the authors selected) will be the sameas those chosen for the Matriculation Examination of theUniversity of London in the June immediately preceding;in the fifth and sixth, the same as those for the PreliminaryScientific Examination of the same University. Candi-

. dates must give notice to the Librarian of their intention. to compete, and of the groups in which they offer them-

selves for examination, on or before Saturday, Sept. 19th,1891. The examination will commence at the School on Monday, Sppt. 21st, at 10 A.M. The successful candidates

will be required to enter forthwith for their completemedical education at Charing-cross Hospital.

, A Scholarship of the value of 50 guineas is open toB students from the University of Oxford who have passed- the First M. B. Examination, and to students of the Univer-1 sity of Cambridge who have passed the Second M.B. Exa-} mination, and who have not entered at any London medical. school. Subjects: Anatomy and Physiology, includingHistology. The examination for this Scholarship, which

will be partly practical, will be held on Sept. 21st ands 22nd. Notice to compete must be sent in on or before

Saturday, Sept. 19tb, 1891. The successful candidate willi be required to enter forthwith at Charing-cross Hospital1 for the completion of his curriculum. The Llewellyn3 Scholarship of E25, for students who have just completedtheir attendance on lectures; and the Golding Scholarship- of £15, open also to Dental students, for students whoehave just completed their first year. The Pereira prize ofr ;B5 is open to all general students, and is awarded annually

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The Medical Student’s Class Guide.TABULAR LIST OF THE CLASSES, LECTURERS, AND FEES AT THE LONDON HOSPITALS AND

MEDICAL SCHOOLS FOR THE SESSION 1891-92.

* Free to general students of the hnspttal. t Dental students £56 14s., or two iuatalmeuts of 30 gtituta8 each. £12 12s. will te ded cted fromfees paid by instalments, and £12 128., less 10 per cent., from fees paid in one sum m the cise of students who produce cerGLtilJ.ited uu j jining’ theschool of previous attendance On Chemistry, Practical Chemistry, and Materia Medica. An additional reductiou of zC5 6d. will be mdde to Dentalstudents nut at present requiring Practical Physiology. t Included in Materia Meftiea. § Included in Practical Surgery fee.

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TABULAR LIST OF THE CLASSES, LECTURERS, AND FEES, AT THE LONDON HOSPITALS ANDMEDICAL SCHOOLS, FOR THE SESSION 1891-92-(CONTINUED.)

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TABULAR LIST OF THE CLASSES, LECTURERS, AND FEES, AT THE LONDON HOSPITALS AND’

MEDICAL SCHOOLS, FOR THE SESSION 1891-92-(CONTINUED.)

* St. Mary’s Hosp.: Med. Tutors, Dr. S. Phillips and Dr. Luff ; Obst. do.. Dr. H. Jones; Surllical do.. Mr. Crowle-throughout year thrise weekly.t Allddlestx HospLtal: Medical Tutor. Dr. S. Martin; Surgical Tutor, Mr. Pearce (iould.

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* In Summer. t In Winter.$Free to students of the hospital. § Winter and Summer.

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for the best clinical reports. The Governor’s Gold Medal isgiven for excellence in clinical work. Silver or BronzeMedals, or an equivalent in Books, are awarded to the mostdistinguished students in all classes; and special prizes inthe classes of Dental Surgery, Pathology, and PracticalHistology. In consequence of the larger number of studentsyear by year joining the school, it was found necessary, in1889, to increase the accommodation for practical instruc-tion. The adjoining premises were therefore acquired, andon the space thus gained there have now been erectednew buildings, including Physiological and PathologicalLaboratories, Materia Medica Museum, and AnatomicalTheatre. The existing Dissecting-room and the ChemicalTheatre have been enlarged. A larger and better lightedroom has been provided for the Pathological Museum, andthe space thus set free has been devoted partly to enlarge-ment of the Library, but chiefly to the providing ot a

reading-room for the Students’ Club.

ST. GEORGE’S HOSPITAL.-Perpetual pupils, by paymentof fl30 in three instalments, or 9125 in one sum, are entitledto admission to the medical and surgical practice; to com-pete for prizes and exhibitions; to hold the appointmentsof house physician and house surgeon, assistant house

physician and assistant house surgeon, ophthalmic assistant,registrar’s assistant, and to become clinical clerks for twoperiods of three months each, and dressers for similar periods,

Ifree of any charge. Gentlemen are admitted to the hospital Ipractice and lectures required by the College of Physicians Iand Surgeons and the Society of Apothecaries on paymentof f45 at the commencement of the first year of study,U5 at the commencement of the second year of study, £ 20for the third, and E20 for each subsequent year of attend-ance. On payment of the third instalment the pupil maybecome perpetual, provided that the Dean can certify thathis conduct has been satisfactory. These payments entitlethe pupil to hold the offices of clinical clerk and dresser forthree months each, and to become a candidate for the officesof house physician and house surgeon. Perpetual pupilsare eligible for the offices of curator of the museum, medicaland surgical registrar, demonstrator of anatomy, andobstetric assistant. These are all salaried offices. Theobstetric assistant is resident, with a salary of 100.Entrance Scholarships.-:B125, open to sons of medical

men; two of :B50 each, open to all students commencingtheir medical studies ; two of E65 each, open to studentswho have been signed up for or passed the Oxford First M. B.or Cambridge Second M.B.Prizes.-The William Brown Exhibition of £ 100 per

annum, tenable for two years, open to any perpetual pupilof St. George’s who is under twenty-five years of age, andwho shall have obtained a diploma or licence entitling himto be registered as a practitioner of medicine or surgery inEngland within two years previously to the period fixed forthe examination (July). The examination is to test theproficiency of the candidate in Medicine, Midwifery, andSurgery, including Ophthalmic Surgery.-The WilliamBrown Exhibition of E40 per annum, tenable for threeyears, for general fitness for the exercise of the medicalprofession and for moral conduct, open to perpetual pupilsin their fourth year of study.-Sir Charles Ciarke’s Prize(interest of E200 consols) for good conduct and for clinicalwork rendered in the service of the hospital ; the Bracken-bury Prize in Medicine, value £ 32; the Brackenbury Prizein Surgery, value f,32; the Treasurer’s Prize, :B1O lots. ; theThompson Medal; the Brodie Prize for Clinical Surgery ;the Acland Prize for Clinical Medicine ; the Pollock Prizein Physiology; the Henry Charles Johnson Prize inAnatomy ; and General Proficiency Prizes, value:BlO 10s.each, for students of each year.

GUY’S HOSPITAL. - Appointments: House physicians,house surgeons, assistant house physicians and assistanthouse surgeons, obstetric residents, clinical assistants,surgeons’ and assistant surgeons’ dressers, surgical wardclerks, clinical clerks, post-mortem clerks, extern obstetricattendants, and dressers and clerks in the special depart-ments, are appointed from among the students, upon therecommendation of the medical staff, according to merit,and without extra payment. The house physicians, ofwhom there are four, hold office for six months each. Theassistant house physician attends in the Out-patient Depart-ment four afternoons in the week, and sees all the cases

not seen by the assistant physician of the day. The housephysicians have the care of the patients in the medicalwards, and attend to all emergencies arising in the absenceof the physicians. They hold office for six months, and areprovided with board and lodging in the college free ofexpense. The house surgeons, of whom there are four, holdoffice for six months each, and are provided with board andlodging in the college free of expense. The SurgicalCasualty Department is in charge of two assistant housesurgeons. The surgeons’ dressers are selected from thosestudents who have completed their third winter session, andhave been most diligent in the junior appointments. Theyhold office for three or six months. Six are attachedto each surgeon, and during their weeks of special dutythey are provided with board and lodging in the hospitalfree of expense. The obstetric residents, two in number,are provided with board and lodging in the hospital free ofexpense.

Sclwlllrships, Prizes, &c.-Entrance Scholarships in Arts(:Ei315. and dE52iO). Subjects : Latin, Greek, French,German, and Mathematics. - Entrance Scholarships inScience (JE131 5s. and £ a2 10s ). Subjects: InorganicChemistry, Zoology, Botany, and Physics. The examinationbegins on Thursday, Sept. 24th -First-year students: Firstprize f50, second prize f25, for Anatomy, Physiology, andChemistry ; the Arthur Durham prize for Dissection, f5to first-year students, JE15 to those of later years -Forsecond-year students : First prize .625, second prize :&bgr;1O, forAnatomy, Physiology, and Materia Medica. The SandsCox Scholarship of :&bgr;15 (tenable for three years) for Physio-logy. The Michael Harris prize of £ 10 for Anatomy.-For third-year students : First prize jE25, second prize EIO,for Medical and Surgical Anatomy, Midwifery, and Thera-peutics.-For fourth-year students: First prize jE25, second

prize .610, for Medicine, Surgery, Midwifery, and MedicalJurisprudence. The Golding Bird prize of 933 for Methodsof Diagnosis in Disease. - For senior students : TheTreasurer’s Gold Medal for Clinical Medicine; the Treasurer’sGold Medal for Clinical Surgery; the Gurney Hoare Prize ofE25 for Clinical Reports and Commentaries; and the Beaneyprize of 30 guineas for Pathology. The Physical Societyawards a prize of f5 to the author of the best Essay on aselected subject ; a prize of ;C7 for the best paper read beforethe Society, and two prizes of 4 to the members who havemost distinguished themselves in the debates of the session.Fees.-l. A perpetual ticket, including admission to

lectures, demonstrations, and hospital practice, competitionfor prizes, and eligibility for hospital appointments, may beobtained-(a) by the payment of 125 guineas on entrance;(b) by two payments of jE66, one on entrance, the other atthe commencement of the ensuing session; (e) by the pay-ment of three annual instalments, at the commencement ofeach academical year; first year, 50; second year, C50 ;third year, f37 10s. 2. A reduction is made in the fees fora perpetual ticket in the case of students who have spentone or more years at another medical school. Studentsentering as second-year students are charged for their firstyear at Guy’s Hospital, f50; second year, f4:0; third year,j620; or 95 guineas in one sum on entrance. Studentsentering as third-year students are charged for their firstyear at Guy’s Hospital, f50; second year, E20; or 65 guineasm one sum on entrance. This fee is payable by Cambridgestudents who have passed both parts of the Second M.B.Examination.If The College.-The College stands upon a site fronting theeast gate of the hospital, and is connected with it by asubway. The building has been planned to serve as aResidential College for Students, and at the same time toprovide accommodation for the Students’ Club.

KING’S COLLEGE. - The physicians’ assistants, thephysician-accoucheur’s assistant, the ophthalmic clinicalassistant, the senior clerks, and the house surgeons andsenior dressers, are selected by examination from amongthose matriculated students of the College who are pupilsof the hospital. Rooms are provided within the walls ofthe College for the residence of matriculated students.Rooms and commons are provided at the hospital for theresident officers free of charge.

fS’cAo/c<r.sA.&mdash;Warneford Scholarships: Two of f25 perannum for three years for Literature. Three additionalScholarships of :E25 per annum each for two years will beawarded this year. Science : One of jE50 and one of f25each for two years. Sambrooke : One of f60 and one of

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B40 for Science. Rabbeth Scholarship of :B20 per year for During the summer session a course of lectures will beScience. College Scholarships: One of 40 per annum for delivered on Pathological Chemistry by Dr. C. H. Ralfe,two years ; one of 930 for one year; three of E20 for one Physician to the Hospital, on Thursdays, at 3.30 P.M.year. The Daniell Scholarship for Chemistry, of the -

annual value of f20. Sambrooke Registrarships, of the ST. MARY’S HOSPITAL.&mdash;There are three house phy-annual value of E50 each, and tenable for two years, are sicians and three house surgeons, each appointed for sixopen to all matriculated students who have filled any one months, and two obstetric officers, each appointed for sixof the higher appointments of the hospital, or who have months. They board free of expense in the hospital, exceptbecome Associates. The Leathes Prizes, value &pound;7, and the that the obstetric officer resides outside the hospital for theWarneford Prizes, value &pound;40, are given annually amongst first three months. These appointments are awarded afterthe matriculated medical students. A Surgical Clinical competition, without additional fee. Two demonstratorsPrize of .63 is given. The Todd Medical Clinical Prize of anatomy are appointed annually, with a salary of &pound;70consists of a bronze medal and books to the value of &pound;4 4s. and 950 respectively ; and a demonstrator of physiology, atThe Tanner Prize for Obstetric Medicine, value &pound;10, and &pound;100 a year. All these officers are eligible for re.electlOn,the Carter Gold Medal and Prize for Botany, value &pound;15, There is also a demonstratorship in pathological anatomyare given annually in July. Class Prizes, value &pound;3 3s. twice annually, of the value of 15, and tenable for sixeach, are awarded annually in every subject. A Warneford months ; the holder of this scholarship will assist theScholarship of E25 per annum for two years for third-year pathologist in the discharge cf duties in the museum andsubjects is awarded annually to resident students only. deadhouse. Two prosectors of anatomy and two assistant

demonstrators of physiology are appointed annually, andLONDON HOSPITAL AND COLLEGE.-The Medical School receive a certificate and &pound;5 each for satisfactory service in

of the London Hospital has lately been entirely remodelled their respective departments. All students are required toand rebuilt. The present buildings were opened by their perform the duties of clinical clerk and dresser during theRoyal Highnesses the Prince and Princess of Wales on last two years of their curriculum. Students of the thirdMay 21st, 1887, the accommodation now afforded being more year and of subsequent years are also appointed as clerksthan double that which was provided in the old buildings. and dressers to assist the physicians and surgeons in chargeThe hospital, which is the largest in Great Britain, contains of the out-patients. The hospital contains 281 beds. Twonearly 800 beds. Last year the number of in-patients was wards are appropriated to the Diseases of Children, and8847, out-patients 120,158, and the number of accidents one to those of Women ; beds are also provided for Ophthal-9806. mic, Aural, and Cutaneous cases. There is an out-patientThe following Scholarships and Prizes will be offered for department for diseases of children. Special assistance is

competition during the ensuing winter and summer ses- given to ]intending candidates for the final examinations ofsions:-Two Entrance Scholarships in Natural Science, of the Medical, Surgical, and Obstetric tutors.the value of 75 and 50 respectively, will be offered for Scholnrships, Prizes, and Appointments: Scholarshipscompetition on September 23rd, 24th, and 25th, 1891. The offered for open competition previously to entering at thesubjects are Physics, Botany, Zoology, and Inorganic Medical School.-Entrance Scholarships : The following willChemistry. The successful candidates must forthwith be offered for competition on Sept. 25th and 26th, at 10A.M.-become full pupils of the hospital and school, if not already One Scholarship in Natural Science, of the value of 100entered, and are not eligible to compete for the Buxton guineas, open to any gentleman who has not completed aScholarships. -The two Buxton Scholarships, value &pound;30 and winter session of study at a medical school. Three Scholar.j620, will be offered for competition on Sept. 30th and October ships in Natural Science, each of the value of 50 guineas,1st and 2nd, 1891. The subjects are those appointed by the under the same conditions. One Scholarship of the valueGeneral Council of Medical Education and Registration as of 100 guineas, open to students from Epsom College, beingthe subjects of the Preliminary Examination.-A Scholar. sons of medical men, and who have not completed a wintership, value &pound;25, in Anatomy, Physiology, and Chemistry, session of study at a medical school. This Scholarship iswill be competed for at the commencement of the summer not given by competition. Two Scholarships, each of 50session by first and second-year students.-A Scholarship, guineas, open to students from the Universities of Oxford,valueE20, in Anatomy and Physiology, forfirst-year students. Cambridge, or other University, who have not entered at(At the end of the summer session.) The Letheby Prize, any London medical school. The examination for thevalue f30, for proficiency in Chemistry. (At the end of the Scholarships will be conducted according to the syllabussummer session.) Open to all full students who have com- of the Preliminary Scientific Examination of Londonpleted their second summer session up to the termination of University.their fourth year from entrance.-A Hospital Scholarship, In addition to the Open Entrance Scholarships, Classvalue &pound;20, for proficiency and zeal in Clinical Medicine. Prizes, and usual Appointments, Scholarships will be offered(At the end of the winter session. )-A Hospital Scholarship, for competition at the end of each year, open to all pupils.value &pound;20, for proficiency and zeal in Clinical Surgery. These Scholarships are of the value of &pound;20, &pound;25, and &pound;30(At the end of the winter session.)-A Hospital Scholarship, for the first, second, and third years respectively.value 20, for proficiency and zeal in Clinical Obstetrics. A residence for students, 33 and 35, Westbourneterrace,(At the end of June.)--The Duckworth Nelson Prize, value W., in connexion with the hospital, is under the charge of a&pound;10, will be offered biennially for competition at the end of warden, Dr. Luff, who is prepared to receive applicationsthe winter session, and be open to all students on similar from students desiring to enter upon residence during theconditions to those of the Hospital Scholarships. The sub- ensuing session. Terms : f60 for the academical year, tojects of examination will be Practical Medicine and Surgery. include special instruction by the demonstrators on three-The Hutchinson Prize, value 35, will be given triennially evenings a week.to the author of the best essay upon a subject in Clinical

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Surgery. Candidates must be full students of the hospital MIDDLESEX HOSPITAL.-The hospital contains 307 beds,who have not been registered more than ten years.-Out- and during the past year 3109 patients were treated in thepatients’ Dressers’ Prizes. Six prizes, of the aggregate wards, and 38,800 attended as out-patients. There is avalue of &pound;60, will be offered for competition at the end of special department for patients suffering from cancer, con-the winter session. Candidates must pass an examination sisting of four wards, containing thirty-four beds; herein Minor Surgery, and have dressed diligently for twelve cancer patients are received and attended for a periodmonths.-Practical Anatomy Prizes, value :B6 and 4. limited only by the duration of their disease.

Special classes are held throughout the year for the The Medical School buildings have been reconstructedPreliminary Scientific Intermediate M.B. Examinations of and very greatly added to quite recently, and are well pro-the University of London and for the Primary and Pass vided with all necessary accommodation for students. TheExaminations for the Fellowship of the Royal College of Museum is large and rich. Students can take out booksSurgeons. Special entries can also be made for Medical and from the extensive School Library and read them at theirSurgical Practice, the Operative Surgery classes, &c. own homes.

In addition to the regular courses of lectures, there will be Scholarships &c. - Two Entrance Scholarships of thegiven during the winter and summer sessions a course of value of :&bgr;100 and &pound;60 are offered for competition justlectures on Clinical Medicine by Sir Andrew Clark, Bart., before the commencement of each winter session. AnF.R. S., Emeritus Professor of Clinical Medicine, and a course Exhibition of 910 10s. is competed.for by students at theof lectures on Clinical Surgery by Mr. Jonathan Hutchinson, close of their first winter session. The Hetley Prize ofF.R.S., Emeritus Professor of Clinical Surgery. &pound;25 and the Governors’ Prize of &pound;21 are open to competi-

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tion among students at the close of their third year. The first year, 50 guineas; second year, 35 guineas; third year,subjects of examination are Clinical Medicine, Surgery, &c. 20 guineas. 3. For the whole course of instruction for theThe Lyell Gold Medal is awarded annually for proficiency Intermediate Examination in Medicine of the University ofin Surgical Anatomy and Practical Surgery. The Murray London, 50 guineas. 4. For the course of instruction forGold Medal and Scholarship, founded in connexion with the Final M.B. Examination of the University of London,the University of Aberdeen, are awarded every third year 70 guineas, if paid in one sum; 72 guineas, if paid by in-to a student of this hospital; it will be next open for com- stalments, as follows-first year, 40 guineas ; second year,petition in May, 1892. Two Broderip Scholarships of the 32 guineas. 5. Composition fee for Dental Students, 60value of E60 and f40 are awarded annually to those guineas. 6. Composition fee for the whole course ofstudents in their fourth year who pass the best examina- instruction for the Preliminary Scientific (M.B.) Examina-tion in Clinical Medicine, Clinical Surgery, and Morbid tion of the University of London, 35 guineas.Anatomy. Valuable prizes are given in each class. Exhibitions, Prizes, &c.-Three Entrance Exhibitions, ofHospital Appointments.-Clinical Clerkships and Dresrer- the respective values of &pound;100, &pound;60, and &pound;40 per annum,

ships in all departments are allotted to students without tenable for one year, are annually awarded, upon examina-any extra fee. Eighteen Resident Appointments are tion by printed papers, to gentlemen who are about to com-annually filled from the pupils of the hospital, each appoint- mence their first winter attendance in a medical school.ment extending over six months. The subjects of the examination are-Chemistry, Physics,The Curriculum is designed to meet the requirements of Botany, and Zoology. The Atkinson Morley Surgical

the Royal Colleges of Physicians and Surgeons, and of the Scholarship of 45, tenable for three years, is annuallyUniversities of London, Cambridge, &c. Special Classes awarded to the student who, upon examination, is found toare held to prepare students for the Preliminary Scientific possess the greatest proficiency in the Theory and PracticeM.B. (Lond.) Examination, and for the Primary Examina- of Surgery. The Sharpey Physiological Scholarship oftion for the diploma of F.R.C.S. Eng. about &pound;105 per annum. Filliter Exhibition : a prize ofA Residential College to accommodate about thirty &pound;30 is awarded annually, in July, to the most proficient

students adjoins the hospital. The charge for residence is student in the class of Pathological Anatomy. An Atchison910 10s. and &pound;8 8s. per term, according to the position of Scholarship, value about &pound;55 per annum, tenable for twothe room. Breakfast, luncheon, and dinner are supplied in years. The Cluff Memorial Prize, value about &pound;15, everythe College Hall at a very moderate charge. second year to the most proficient in Anatomy, Physiology,Fees.--The Composition Fee for the entire curriculum is and Chemistry. The Erichsen Prize: a surgeon’s operating

&pound;105, or;&pound;115 10s. if paid in three instalments. The fee for case of the value of &pound;10 10s., awarded yearly to the studentthe Dental Curriculum is 54 guineas, or 60 guineas if paid of the class of Practical Surgery who shall most distinguishin two instalments. Students from the Universities are re- himself by manipulative skill. The Morris Bursary of &pound;16ceived on special terms. ___

a year, tenable for two years. Besides the above, gold and-

silver medals and other prizes are awarded in each class.ST. THOMAS’S HOSPITAL.-Prizes and Appointments for Several professors and other gentlemen connected with

the Year 1891-92.-For First-year students: Two Entrance the College receive students to reside with them; and inScholarships in Natural Science of the value of 125 guineas the office of the College there is kept a register of personsand .660 respectively, open to all first-year students, will unconnected with the College who receive boarders intobe awarded during the first week in October, after an their families ; among these are several medical gentlemen.examination in Physics, Chemistry, and either Physiology, The annual dinner of the old and present students of theBotany, or Zoology, at the option of the candidate; the Faculty of Medicine will be held at the Hotel Metropole onWilliam Tite Scholarship, the proceeds of &pound;1000 consols, is Thursday, Oct. 1st, at 6.30 P.M. William Adams, Esq.,awarded each year; also prizes of &pound;20 and &pound;10; summer, J.P., F.R.C.S., will preside.&pound;15 and &pound;10. For Second-year students: The Peacock Scholarship of &pound;38 10s., and the Musgrave Scholarship of WESTMINSTER HOSPITAL. - The hospital contains up-f 38 10s., are awarded biennially to the students who shall wards of 200 beds. There are separate departments fortake the highest place in the first-class list in the examina- Diseases of the Eye, Ear, Skin, Teeth, and Throat, fortions at the end of the second winter session; they are Orthopsedics, and for Diseases of Women, and a specialtenable for two years, provided the holder obtains a place in ward for Children. The Anatomical Museum is constantlythe first-class in the subsequent winter examination: making open to the students. There are also a Pathological Museumthe winter prizes .638 10s., &pound;20, and &pound;10; summer, &pound;15 and and a Materia Medica Museum.ElO. For Third-year students (winter): Second tenure of A curator of the museum and a pathologist, each with aScholarship, &pound;38 10s., and prizes of &pound;20, &pound;15, and &pound;10; salary of &pound;50, and a medical and surgical registrar, eachsummer, &pound;15 and &pound;1O. Clinical clerks and dressers are with a salary of &pound;4O, are appointed annually. Two houseselected according to merit. The Grainger Testimonial Prize physicians, two house surgeons, and a resident obstetricof E15 annually is awarded to students for original work assistant are appointed for six mouths after examination,in Anatomy and Physiology. The Cheselden Medal for and are provided with rooms and commons. ClinicalSurgery and Surgical Anatomy, and the Mead Medal for assistants to the physicians and surgeons, and to thePractical Medicine, are awarded annually to fourth.year officers in charge of special departments, are appointedstudents. The Solly Medal, with a prize of from 10 to 20 from among qualified students of the hospital.guineas, will be awarded biennially to a student of the third, Preliminary Scientific and Intermediate (M.B.) Examina-fourth, fifth, or sixth year, for the best report of surgical tions of the University of London. -Arrangements have beencases. The Treasurer’s Gold Medal, for general proficiency made for holding classes in the subjects of the Preliminaryand good conduct, is awarded annually to a fourth-year Scientific (M.B.) Examination. The total fees for thesestudent. will be 12 guineas. Students will also be required to

Classes in Practical and Operative Surgery are held four attend the Lectures on Chemistry and Practical Chemistrytimes a week for six weeks prior to the final examinations delivered in the School, the fees for which, 6 and 4 guineasof the Examining Board in January, April, and July. In respectively, will be a first instalment of the General Com-connexion with these classes, Clinical Instruction is given in position Fees. These classes will commence in October.the wards by the resident assistant surgeon, and a course Special classes for the Intermediate M. B., and for the Firstof Demonstrations on Museum Specimens is given by the F.R.C.S. Examinations will be held, also commencing incurator, Mr. Shattock.

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October. For these, an extra fee of 10 guineas will be-

charged for the former and 7 guineas for the latter.UNIVERSITY COLLEGE, LONDON. -Composition Fees.- Anatomy, Mr. Black and Mr. Stonham; Physiology, Dr.

1. For the entire medical education required by the Exa- Abraham; Chemistry, Dr. Hake; Materia Medica, Dr.mining Board in England and the Society of Apothecaries, Murrell. Any of the above classes are open to other than120 guineas, if paid in one sum at the commencement of the Students of the School, on conditions to be learned oncourse, 125 guineas, if paid by instalments, as follows- application to the Dean.first year, 55 guineas; second year, 50 guineas; third year, Scholarships and Prizes.-A Science Scholarship, value20 guineas. 2. For those students who do not require to 60, is offered annually; the Guthrie and Entrance Scholar-attend Chemistry, Pharmacy, and Materia Medica at a ships, on alternate years, value &pound;80; and Two Entrancemedical school (under the regulations of the Examining Scholarships, value E40. Entrance Scholarship, summerBoard in England) the fee will be-100 guineas, if paid in session, value &pound;40. A &pound;20 Entrance Scholarship i offeredone sum; 105 guineas, if paid by instalments, as follows- annually to Dental Students. The Treasurer’s Prizf, an

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Exhibition in Anatomy, Physiology, and Chemistry, value&pound;10 10s., tenable for one year, for first-year men. The Pre-sident’s Prize, a Scholarship in Anatomy, Histology, andPhysiology, value &pound;21, given by his Grace the Duke ofWestminster, President of the Hospital, to a student of thesecond year (to be styled Assistant Demonstrator). At theend of the fourth winter session, prizes of ;E5 each (booksor instruments) in Clinical Medicine and Clinical Surgery.Frederick Bird Medal and Prize, value &pound;15. Subjects ofexamination: Medicine, Midwifery, Diseases of Women andChildren, and Pathology. Chadwick Prize for General Pro-ficiency, JE21 (books or instruments), to the most meritoriousstudent or students of any year not exceeding the fifth. Inmost of the classes special prizes, value about 2 guineaseach, are given.

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LONDON SCHOOL OF MEDICINE FOR WOMEN, 30, Handel-street, Brunswick-square, W.C.-The winter session of thisSchool, which is in connexion with the Royal Free Hos-pital, Gray’s-inn-road, will begin on Oct. lst, 1891, and willend on March 30th, 1892. Mrs. Dowson, L.R.C.P. & S.I.,will deliver the opening address at 3.30 P.M. on Oct. lst.The summer session will begin on May 1st, and will end onJuly 31st, 1892. No student will be admitted to the studyof Medicine who has not completed her eighteenth year.The admission of students rests exclusively with the Execu-tive Council.

Scholarships and Prizes.-The Executive

annually a Scholarship of &pound;30 to women preparing for themedical profession. The following scholarships will be offeredfor competition on Sept. 25th and 26th, 1891 :-1. TheScholarship, value &pound;30, open to all candidates who havepassed a preliminary examination in Arts recognised by theGeneral Medical Council. 2. The Fanny Butler Scholar-ship, value &pound;20 a year for four years, open only to candi-dates willing to practise in connexion with the Church ofEngland Zenana Missionary Society. The Stuart Mill

Scholarship is offered once in four years to ladies willing topractise Medicine in India in connexion with the NationalAssociation for Supplying Female Medical Aid to the Womenof India. The United Kingdom Branch of the NationalAssociation for Supplying Female Medical Aid to theWomen of India also provides funds for the Dufferin andJubilee Scholarships, each of the value of &pound;25 a year, atthe School, to students who will enter into a legal arrange-ment to practise in India under the Countess of Dufferin’sFund on the completion of their course of study. ThreeScholarships, each of the value of &pound;100 a year for threeyears, will be offered yearly to girls under nineteen yearsof age on the first day of the examination, whose parentsreside within the metropolitan area as defined in the Ele-mentary Education Act, by the trustees of the St. Dunstan’scharities. The holders must fit themselves for the practiceof a profession, medical or otherwise. The Scholarshipfwill be tenable at any place of higher education approvedby the governors. The Helen Prideaux Memorial Fund(&pound;505) has been invested, and the income derived from iiwill be given as a prize every second or third year to agraduate of the School, for the further prosecution of he]medical studies, at the discretion of the trustees. There i:also a small fund from which assistance can occasionally bgiven to students and to graduates who specially requirepecuniary help, to obtain additional experience in operativmidwifery. Prizes and Certificates of Honour are awardein each class at the end of the session. The Wood Prizfor Operative Midwifery, value &pound;5 5s., will be offered at thend of the winter session, 1892. Secretary, Miss Heaton.

METROPOLITAN ANCILLARY SCHOOLS OFMEDICINE.

THE following institutions offer a partial curriculum inthe form of classes dealing with particular subjects, or

adapted to special circumstances.BETHLEM HOSPITAL.-This hospital is open for the

admission of two Resident Clinical Assistants who haverecently obtained their diplomas to practise Medicine andSurgery. They will be permitted to reside in the hospitalfor a term generally not exceeding six months, and will beprovided with such apartments, rations, and attendance asthe Committee shall consider reasonable. They will beunder the direction of the Resident Physician, and will beelected by the Committee from candidates whose testimonialsappear to be most satisfactory. A limited number of medical

students who have completed the third year of study areallowed to attend the practice of the hospital free, andqualified practitioners may attend for a period of threemonths on payment of a fee.HOSPITAL FOR CONSUMPTION AND DISEASES OF THE

CHEST, Brompton.-Four House Physicians reside in thehospital for a period of six months. Pupils are admitted tothe practice of the hospital ; terms El Is. for one month;six months :S5 5 s. ; perpetual &pound;10 10s. Lectures andClinical Demonstrations are given throughout the year bymembers of the medical staff on Wednesdays and Fridaysat four. The medical practice of the hospital is recognisedby the University of London, the Apothecaries’ Society,and the Army and Navy and Indian Medical Boards. Thehospital contains 321 beds in the two buildings.CENTRAL LONDON THROAT AND EAR HOSPITAL, Gray’s.

inn-road.-The hospital contains accommodation for seven.teen in-patients, and has a very extensive out-patientdepartment, which is open to all medical practitioners andstudents for the purpose of clinical demonstration andinstruction during the hours of the surgeons’ visits. Duringthe past year 6675 out-patients and 228 in-patients weretreated. Fee for three months’ attendance, 3 guineas; forsix months, 5 guineas. A course of lectures on the specialdiseases treated at this hospital will be delivered during thewinter months by members of the staff. The date of theselectures is announced in the medical journals prior to theircommencement. They are free to qualified practitionersand advanced students of medicine. Consulting Surgeon:Mr. Thomas Nunn. Surgeons: Mr. Lennox Browne, Dr.Arthur Orwin, Dr. J. Dundas Grant, Mr. Percy Jakins, andMr. T. W. Carmalt Jones. Assistant Surgeon: Mr. WalterFowler. Dental Surgeon: Mr. George Wallis. Defects ofSpeech: Mr. William Van Praagh. Secretary : Mr.Richard Kershaw.ROYAL HOSPITAL FOR CHILDREN AND WOMEN, Waterloo.

bridge-road (instituted 1816).-Consulting Physicians: Dr.Wilks, Dr. John Williams, Dr. G. V. Poore, and Dr. Geo.Roper. Consulting Surgeon: Arthur Durham. Physicians:Drs. W. A. Duncan, Alex. Haig, Septimus Sunderland, andS. W. Wheaton. Surgeon: Mr. H. C. Jacobson. Surgeon.Dentist: Mr. Alfred Barnard. Resident Medical Officer:Dr. Thorne. Secretary: Mr. R. G. Kestin. Advanced Studentsin Medicine, and such practitioners as may desire it, arepermitted to attend the practice of this hospital gratis. Ifa certificate signifying such attendance be required, thesum of &pound;5 5s. must be paid to the physicians and surgeons

in ordinary conjointly. Ansesthetist and Registrar: Dr.Osborn. Consulting Surgeon-Dentist : Mr. Walter White.

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HOSPITAL FOR WOMEN, Soho.square, W.-In connexionwith this institution there has been for some years a well-organised Clinical Department, which has lately been en.larged under the title of the London School of Gynaecology.To meet the want increasingly felt by medical men of anaccurate knowledge of the ordinary diseases of women,gentlemen are appointed every three months to act asclinical assistants to the physicians and surgeons seeingout- and in-door patients. The appointments are nominally" open to qualified medical men and to students of medicineafter their third year," but in the selection of candidatespreference is naturally given to gentlemen already engagedin practice. The large numbers of out-patients afford quiteunrivalled opportunities for practical instruction in the useof gynaecological instruments, and for the study of diseasespeculiar to women. A course of lectures on the Anatomyand Physiology of the Female Pelvic Organs is given duringeach quarter by a member of the Staff. Clinical lecturesare given in the Operating Theatre on alternate Thursdays,throughout the winter and summer sessions. Valuableprizes are given, after examination, annually, open to pastand present clinical assistants. Fee for the three months’course, j68 88. Any further information can be obtained byletter addressed to the Dean at the hospital.MR. THOMAS COOKE’S SCHOOL OF ANATOMY, PHYSIOLOGY,

SURGERY, &c.-By decision of the Royal Colleges of Phy.sicians and Surgeons, gentlemen rejected at their Anatomic!and Physiological Examinations (Primary R.C.S., or SecondConjoint) can get "signed up" from this school for thethree or six months’ work they are now required to put inbefore re-examination. This school is intended to meet therequirements of two classes of students, :-1. Qualified prac.titioners and advanced students-i.e., gentlemen wishingeither to obtain some of the higher qualifications, or to