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Glent,on-Kerr. The surgeons attend on Wednesdays andSaturda3 at 2 P.M.; the physicians daily at 2 P.M. Applica-tions for permission to attend the practice of the hospitalshould be addressed to the secretary.NORTH-WEST LONDON HOSPITAL, Kentish Town-road.-

Consulting Physician : Dr. Donald W. C. Hood. Physi-cian : Dr. Harry Campbell. Surgeon : Mr. Frederic Durham.Assistant Physicians: Dri. W. Knowsley Sibley, G. A.Sutherland, and [vacant]. Assistant Surgeons : Messrs.M. P. Mayo Collier, J. Jackson Clarke, and GeorgeTempleton. Physician for Diseases of the Skin : Dr. J.Herbert Stowers. Obstetric Physician: Dr John Shaw.

Ophthalmic Surgeon : Dr. W. J. Collins. Dental Surgeon :Mr. G. Russell. The hospital, which was established in1878, provides 53 beds. The average number occupied last

year was 48. It is a general hospital. There are two spaciouswards for men and women respectively. The children’swards contain 18 cots. There are two Resident MedicalOfficers-an honorarium at the rate of .E50 perannum attaches to each post. Operation day, Thursdayat 2.30 o’clock. Further particulars from the secretary atthe hospital.

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PROVINCIAL MEDICAL SCHOOLS ANDHOSPITALS HAVING SPECIAL CLASSES

AND FACILITIES FOR CLINICALSTUDY.1

THE UNIVERSITY OF BIRMINGHAM (FACULTY OF

MEDICINE).-An Ingleby Scholarship is annually awarded tothe candidate obtaining highest marks in Obstetric Medicineand Surgery and Diseases of Women and Children atthe final M.B. examination. One or more SydenhamScholarships are offered annually of the value of40 guineas each. The orphan sons of former studentsof the Birmingham Medical School have priority ofelection. No Sydenham scholars are elected whose ageexceeds 23 years on the day of election. The Scholar-ships are held for three years, subject to good be-haviour. A Sands Cox Scholarship is offered annually ofthe value of 40 guineas. It may be held for three years,one-third being paid each year, subject to good behaviour.Qaeen’s Scholarships of the value of £10 10s. are awardedat the end of the University examinations. The RussellMemorial Prize is awarded annually after examinationin Nervous Diseases. There are Faculties of Arts,Science, and Medicine. The medical courses qualify forthe diplomas of all Licensing Bodies and for the degreesin Medicine and Surgery of British Universities. TheDental School, in conjunction with the General, Qaeen’s,and Dental Hospitals, affords a complete curriculum for allDental diplomas. The Library contains upwards of 25,000volumes. Syllabuses containing full information as to thevarious courses of instruction, lecture days and hours,fees, scholarships, &c., will be forwarded on application tothe Dean of the Medical Faculty. The Medical Session

opens on Ost. lst. There are no changes in the staff.

THN GENERAL AND QUEEN’S HOSPITALS, BIRMINGHAM.-The practices of these hospitals are amalgamated for thepurpose of Clinical Instruction under the direction of theBirmingham Clinical Board by whom all schedules will be

signed and all examinations conduced. The hospital havea total of upwards of 450 beds. 7000 in-patierts and 90,000out-patients are treated annually. The following appoint-ments are open to past students. At the General Hospital :two resident medical officers, salary ,c70 a year (a degree inmedicine is necessary) ; one resident surgical officer, salary£100 a year ; one resident pathologist, salary .E100 a year;two non-resident casualty assistant physicians, salary Z50 ayear; two non-resident surgical casualty officers, salary £ 50 ,a year ; two non-resident anaesthetists, salary C50 a year ;four house surgeons, office tenable for six months withoutsalary; two assistant house physicians, tenable for sixmonths without salary; one resident medical officer at theJaffray Branch Hospital ’alary S150 a ear; and one resi-dent affiant at the Jaffray Hospital (post vacant early inApril, Ju’y, October, and January, tenable for three months).At the Queen’s Hospital in connexion ,vith the Birmingham ’,

1 For Scholarships see page 693 et seq.

University: three qualifle(3 house physicians (posts vacantin March, September, and December, tenable for 12 monthsat a salary of £50) ; three qualified house surgeons (postsvacant in March, September, and December, tenable for 12months at a Salary of £50); one qualified obstetric andOphthalmic house surgeon (post vacant in March and

September, tenable for six months), salary .c20 ; and oneunqualified resident dresser (post vacant on the first dayof January April, Jaly, and October, tenable for threemonths).

Staff of General Hospital: Consulting Physicians: Sir W.Foster and Sir W. Wadf. Physician : Dr. E. Rickards, Dr.R. Saundby, Dr. R. M. Simon, and Dr. S. Wilson. Surgeons:Mr. T. F. Chavasse, Mr. G. Barling, Mr. W. F. Haslam,and Mr. G. Heaton. Obstetric Physician: Dr. E. Malins.Ophthalmic Surgeon: Mr. D. C. Lloyd-Owen. AssistantPhysicians: Dr. T. S. Short and Dr. J. W. Russell.Assistant Surgeons : Mr. A. Lucas and Mr. L. P. Gamgee.Assistant Obstetric Physician : Dr. T. Wilson. Anaesthetists:Dr. S. Haynes and Dr. W. J. McCardie. Casualty AssistantPhysicians : Dr. J. R. Charles and Dr. S. H. Perry. SurgicalCasualty Officers : Mr. A. D. Heath and Mr. A. P. Satchell.Dental Surgeon: Mr. D. Whittles. Surgical Radio-grapher : Dr. F. Hall Edwards.

Staff of Queen’s Hospital.-Consulting Physicians : Sir J.Sawyer and Dr. Suckling. Consulting Surgeons: Mr. F.Jordan and Mr. J. St. S. Wilders. Physicians : Dr. Carter, Dr.Foxwell, and Dr. Kauffmann. Surgeons: Mr. B. May, Mr.J. Lloyd, and Mr. F. Marsh. Ophthalmic Surgeon : Mr.Priestley Smith. Obstetric Officer : Dr. Purslow. Physicianfor Out-patients and Pathologist: Dr. Stanley. CasualtySurgeons: Mr. J. T. J. Morrison, Mr. J. H. Clayton, andMr. C. A. L. Green. Assistant Ophthalmic Surgeon: Mr.Wilfred Allport. -

UNIVERSITY COLLEGE, BRISTOL (FACULTY OF MEDICINE).-It is now arranged that Students of the College shall beadmitted to the Clinical Practice of the Bristol RoyalInfirmary and the Bristol General Hospital conjointly andconsequently both these institutions are open to all Students.The Infirmary and the Hospital comprise between them atotal of 470 beds ; and both have very extensive out-patientdepartments, special departments for the Diseases of Womenand Children, and of the Eye, Ear, and Throat, besides largeoutdoor Maternity Departments and Dental Departments.Students may also attend the practice of the Bristol RoyalHospital for Sick Children and Women, containing 104beds, and that of the Bristol Eye Hospital, with 28 beds.The total number of beds available for clinical instruction is602. Very exceptional facilities are thus offered to Studentsfor obtaining a wide and tt,orough acquaintance with allbranches of Medical and Surgical work. Each Studenthas the opportunity of personally studying a large numberof cises and of acquiring practical skill in diagnosis andtreatment.

Courses of Leotu-rps.-Medicine: Profpssors E. MarkhamSkerritt, M.D. Lond,, B.S., B A, F,R.C.P., and J. E. Shaw,M.B., C.M. Surgerv : Professors C A Morton, F.R.CS.,and James Swain, M.D., M. S. Lond., F R.C. S. Anatomy :Professor Edward Fawcett, M B.. C.M. Edin. PracticalAnatomy: Demonstrators, Dr. J. 0. Symes and Mr.T. Carwardine. Physiology and Histology : ProfessorA. F. Stanley Kent, M.A., F.L.S., F.G.S. Chemistry :Lecturer, Professor Sydney Young, D.Sc., F.R S.Public Health : Lecturer. Dr. D. S. Davies. Mid-

wifery and Diseases of Women : (Vacant). Medical

Jurisprudence : Lecturers, Dr. R. Eager and Dr. G.Parker. Pathology and Morbid Anatomy : Professor J.Michell Clarke. Operative Surgery : Lecturer, Mr. J. PaulBush Practical Medicine: Lecturer, Dr. J. E. Sbaw.Practical Surgery : Lecturer, Dr. R. G. Poole Lans-down. Practical Midwifery : Lecturer, Dr. W. C. Swayne.Materia Medica and Practical Pharmacy and Pharmacologyand Therapeutics : Lecturer, Dr A. B. Prowse. Biology :Lecturer Professor S H. Reynolds. Practical Chemistry :Lecturer, Professor Sydney Young. Practical Bacteriology :Lecturer, Professor A. F. Stanley Kent, M.A., F.L.S.,F.G.S. Comparative Anatomy : Lecturer, Professor C. LloydMorgan, F.R.S. Dental Anatomy and Physiology : Lecturer,Professor A. F. Stanley Kenr, M.A. F.L.S., F.G S. DentalSurgery : Lecturer, Mr. W. R. Ackland. Dental Mechanicsand Dental Metallurgy : Lecturer, Dr. C. A. Hayman. Com-position fee for lectures, 65 gu neas or 55 guineas. Composi-tion fee for Dental Lectures, 55 guineas, Special six months’

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course for Diploma in Public Heath. 1. Lectures on PublicHealth: Dr. D. S. Daviep. 2. Bacteriology : Professor A. F.Stanley Kent, M.A., F.L.S., F.G.S. 3. Laboratory Courseof Hygienic Chemistry : Mr. F. W. Stoddart. 4. Demon-stratione on the Various Acts, Orders, By-laws, &c. : Mr.J. C. Heaven. 5. Practical Outdoor Sanitary Work: Dr.D. S. Davies. Fee for the entire course 30 guineas.

ROYAL INFIRMARY, BRISTOL (Established 1735).-270 beds.Honorary and Consulting Physicians : Dr. E. Long Fox and- Dr. W. H. Spencer. Honorary and Consulting Surgeon :- Mr. E. C. Board. Honorary and Consulting OphthalmicSurgeon: Mr. F. Richardson CroFs. Physicians: Dr.R. Shingleton Smith, Dr. Henry Waldo, Dr. J. E. Shaw,and Dr. -Arthur B. Prowse. Surgeons: Mr. A. W.Prichard, Mr. W. H. Harsant, Mr. J. Paul Bush, and- Mr. G. Munro Smith. Ophthalmic Surgeon: Dr. Ogilvy.Obstetric Physician : Dr. Walter C. Swayne. DentalSurgeon: Mr. W. R. Ackland. Assistant Physicians: Dr,P. Watson Williams and Dr. F. H. Edgeworth. AssistantSurgeons: Dr. James Swain and Mr. T. Carwardine.-Pathologist: Dr Theodore Fisher. Bacteriologist: Professor- A. F. Stanley Kent. M.A. Skiagraphist: Mr. James Taylor.House Surgeon : Mr. H. F. Mole. House Physician: Dr.E. H. E. Stack. Resident Obstetric Officer : Mr. F. A.Coatea. Anaesthetist and Junior House Surgeon : Mr. E. C.- Mackay. Casualty Officer: Mr. H. E. G. Boyle.-

BRISTOL GENERAL HOSPITAL.-Honorary and ConsultingSurgeons : Mr. Robert W. Coe. Dr. George F. Atchley,Mr. Nelson C. Dobaon, and Mr. F. Poole Lansdown.Honorary and Consulting Physician Accoucheurs: Drs.

’Joseph G. Swayne and A. E. Aust Lawrpnce. Phy-sicians : Drs. E. Markham Skerritt, Alfred J. Harrison, andJ. Michell Clarke. Surgeons : Messrs. Charles F. Pickering,W. M. Barclay, and C. A. Morton and Dr. R. G. PooleLansdown. Physician Accoucheur : Dr. W. H. C. Newnham.Physician to the Throat and Nose: Dr. Barclay J. Baron.Ophthalmic Surgeon: Mr. Cyril H. Walker. Assistant

Physicians: Dr. George Parker and Dr. J. 0. Symes.Assistant Surgeon : Dr. J. Lacy Firth. Assistant PhysicianAccouebeur : Mr. F. C. Rayner. Anesthetist : Mr. J. Free-man. Dental Surgeon: Mr. T. Taylor Genge. Pathologists :Dr. J. Michell Clarke and Dr. J. Lacy Firth. Bacteriologist:Dr. J. 0. Symes. House Surgeon: Mr. H. P. Kyle.Assistant House Physician: Mr. A. F. Martin. AssistantHouse Surgeon : Mr. S. R. Williams. Casualty House

Surgeon : Mr. J. W. Malim.Clinical Scholarships and Prizes.-These are open for

competition only to "Perpetual " Clinical Students. 1. OpenScholarships and Prizes :-(a) University Entrance Scholar-ship of £50 and Haberfield Entrance Scholarship of £27 10s.

(b) Tibbitts Surgical Prize, £9 9s. ; and two MartynPathological Prizes of £10 each. (0) A Gold Medal and aSilver Medal given by the Committees of the two institutions.2. Restricted to students who have done the necessaryqualifying work at the Bristol Royal Infirmary : SupleMedical Prize (consisting of a Gold Medal, value 5 guineas,and 7 guineas in mone) ; Suple Surgical Prize (consisting ofa Gold Medal, value 5 guineas. and 7 guineas in money) ;Clark Prize, value £11 11s. ; Crosby Leonard Prize in ClinicalSurgery, value £7 7s.; and Augustin Prichard Prize in SurgicalAnatomy, value £7 7s. 3. Restricted to students who havedone the necessary qualifying work at the Bristol GeneralHospital :-Clarke Scholarship, a surgical scholarship of thevalue of 15 ; Sanders Scholarship a scholarship of thevalue of £22 10s. and the Marshall Prize, value about £10.

Resident Appointments.-There are five resident appoint-ments at the Infirmary and four in the Hospital, and theDressers reside in rotation, free of expense. The Maternitystudents also have rooms provided in the institutions.Fees.-Medical Practice : three months, 4 guineas ; six

months, 7 guineas; one year, 12 guineas ; perpetual, 20guineas. Surgical Practice : three months, 4 guineas, sixmonths, 7 guineas; one year, 12 guineas ; perpetual, 20

guineas. Medical and Surgical Practice together in one

payment : six months, 12 guineas; one year, 20 guineas;perpetual, 35 guineas. Dental Surgical Practice: one year,7 guineas; perpetual, 12 guineas. The above fees includeClinical Lectures. Clinical Clerkship : 5 guineas for six months.Dressership: 5 guineas for six months. Museum fee :3 guineas (composition on entrance), or 1 guinea annually.Dispensing Fee : 2 guineas. Students from other schools or

qualified medical men wishing to attend Clinical Practice

for short periods and not requiring certificates for suchattendance may do so for the following fees :-Medicaland Surgical Practice conjointly : one month, 2 guineas; twomonths, 3 guineas ; three months, 4 guineas ; and six months,7 guineas.

Further information may be obtained on application tothe Dean of the Faculty. -

OXFORD : RADCLIFFE INFIRMARY. -At this infirmaryinstruction is given in connexion with the Oxford UniversityMedical School. Clinical lectures are given by the LichfieldClinical Lecturers in Medicine and Surgery. Also tutorialinstruction and demonstrations are given in special RegionalAnatomy (medical and surgical), methods of Medical Dia.gnosis, and Surgical Manipulation. Demonstrations of Ele.mentary Pathology are given in the post-mortem room and atthe Pathological department of the museum by the RegiusProfessor of Medicine or his Deputy. Practical Pharmacyis taught in the Infirmary Dispensary. The whole courseof study at the museum and infirmary combined is intendedfor students until they have passed the Second ConjointExamination or the First Oxford M.B. The infirmarycontains 146 beds.

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CAMBRIDGE: ADDENBROOKE’S HOSPITAL.-Clinical Lee.tures in Medicine and Surgery, in connexion with CambridgeUniversity Medical School, are delivered at this hospitaltwice a week during the academical year; and practicalinstruction in Medicine and Surgery in the wards and out.patients’ rooms is given by the physicians and surgeonsdaily, during the vacations as well as term time. Instruc.tion is also given in the special methods of medical andsurgical investigation. Clinical Clerks and Dressers are

selected from students according to merit and withoutpayment. The composition fee for pupilship is 8 guineas.

UNIVERSITY COLLEGE, CARDIFF, SCHOOL OF MEDICINE -The winter session will commence on Monday, Oct. 7th.All classes are open to both men and women students whomay spend three out of their five years of medical studyat Cardiff. The courses of study are recognised as quaJify.ing for the Preliminary Scientific and Intermediate Examina.tion in Medicine in the University of London and forthe corresponding examinations in the other Universities.Students who are preparing for these examinations maycompound for their courses by paying a fee of !?"57 10s.,while a composition fee of £4O includes all the necessarycourses for the first and second examinations for the

Diploma of the Conjoint Board. In all cases the com.

position fees may be paid by instalments. Hospitalinstruction is given at the Cardiff Infirmary. The attentionof students about to matriculate is drawn to the numerousentrance scholarships and exhibitions, varying in value fromJ&10 to 930 per annum, offered for competition at UniversityCollege, Cardiff, in September next, most of which maybe held by medical students. Full particulars of theexamination for these may be obtained by application to theRegistrar. In the department of Public Health recentlyettablished instruction is given qualifyirg for the D.P.H.examinations. Further information may be obtained fromProfessor A. Francis Dixon, Dean of the Faculty of Medicine.

Lecturers. -Physics : Professor A. L. Selby. Chemistry:Professor C. M. Thompson. Biology: Professor W. N. Parkerand Dr. A. H. Trow. Anatomy: Professor A. F. Dixon.Physiology : Professor J. B. Haycraft. Materia Medica andTherapeutics : Dr. D. R. Paterson. Bacteriology : Dr. W. G.Savage. Public Health and Hygiene: Dr. E. Walford andDr. W. Williams.

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CARDIFF INFIRMARY.-Staff: Oonsulting Physicians:Dr. W. T. Edwards and Dr. W. Taylor. Physicians: Dr.C. T. Vachell and Dr. F. W. Evans. Surgeons: Mr. A.Sheen, Mr. T. Wallace, and Mr. P. R. Griffiths. AssistantPhysicians: Dr. H. R. Vachell, Dr. D. R. Paterson, and Dr.A. E. Taylor. Assistant Surgeons: Mr. A. W. Sheen, Mr.J. L. Thomas, and Mr. H. G. Cook. Ophthalmic Surgeon:Mr. J. T. Thompson. Assistant Ophthalmic Surgeon: Mr.H. C. Ensor. Dental Surgeon : Mr. J. C. Oliver.

UNIVERSITY OF DURHAM COLLEGE OF MEDICINE, New-castle- upon-Tyne.-The following Scholarships and Prizesare awarded annually : - Four University of Durham

Scholarships, value £25, tenable _ - for -four years, for

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proficiency in Arts, awarded to full students in their tirrt

year. The Dickinson Scholarship value interest of £400and a Gold Medal, for Medicine, Surgery, Midwifery,and Pathology. The Tulloch Scholarship, value theinterebt of £400, for Anatomy, Physiology, and Chemistry.The Charlton Scholarship, value the interest of .c700,for Medicine. The Gibb Scholarship, value the interestof R)00, for Pathology. The Goyder Memorial Scholar-ship (at the Infirmary), value the interest of £325, forClinical Medicine and Clinical Surgery. The Luke ArmstrongMemorial Scholarship, value the interest of £680 for

Comparative Pathology. The Stephen Scott Scholarshipin Surgery, value the interest of £1000. Heath Scholar-

ship : The late George Yeoman Heath, M.D., D.C.L.,F.R.C.S., President of the University of Durham

College of Medicine, bequeathed the sum of £4000 tofound a Scholarship in Surgery, the interest to beawarded every second year; the next award will be in1902. The Gibson Prize, interest on E225, in the depart-ment of Midwifery and Diseases of Women and Children.At the end of each session Prizes of Books are awardedin each of the regular classes. Assistant Demon-strators of Anatomy, receiving each an honorarium ofE5, Prosectors, and Assistant Demonstrators of Physio-logy and Pathology are elected yearly. PathologicalAssistants, Assistants to the Dental Surgeon, Assistants inthe Eye Department, Throat and Ear Department, and SkinDepartment, Clinical Clerks, and Dressers are appointedevery three months.

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NEWCASTLE- UPON - TYNE ROYAL INFIRMARY. - Phy-sicians: Drs. Drummond, Oliver, Limont, and Murray.Assistant Physicians : Drs. Beattie and Bolam. Surgeons :Dr. Hume, Mr. Rutherford Morison, Mr. Ridley, and Mr..Martin. Assistant Surgeons: Mr. H. B. Angus, Mr.J. V. W. Rutherford, Mr. Richardson, and Mr. Leech.Pathologist : Dr. Beattie. Dental Surgeon : Mr. R. L.Markham. Skin Department: Dr. Limont. Eye Depart-ment : Mr. Wardale. Throat and Ear Department : Mr.Ridley. Anassthetist: Dr. W. D. Arnison. SurgicalRegistrars : Mr. John Clay and Mr. G. G. Tarner. Psycho-logical Ont-patients: Dr. MoDowall. The infirmary contains280 beds. Clinical Lectuies are delivered by the Physiciansand Surgeons in rotation. Pathological Demonstrations aregiven by the Pathologist as opportunity offers. PracticalMidwifery can be studied at the Newcastle Lying-in Hos-pital. Instruction is given in Psychological Medicine atthe Northumberland County Asylum, Morpeth. A SpecialCourse of Instruction is given in the City Hospital for In-fectious Diseases by the Superintendent, the City Officer ofHealth, Mr. H. E. Armstrong.

LEEDS GENERAL INFIRMARY AND MEDICAL DEPART-MENT OF THE YORKSHIRE COLLEGE.-The Leeds GaneralInfirmary has accommodation for 482 in-patients, medicaJand surgical, including 46 beds at a " semi-convalescenthome" in the country. During the last year 6375 in-

patients and 37,688 out-patients were treated. Clinicalteaching takes place daily in the wards, and Clinical Lec-tares are given in Medicine and Surgery by the Physiciansand Surgeons. There are Medical, Surgical, Ophthalmic,Aural, and Electrical Departments, in each of which specialinstruction is imparted to students A Gynsecological andExtern Obstetric Department, together with Laryngeal andSkin Clinics, are in operation. The Public Dispensary, theHospital for Women and Children, the Fever Hospital, andthe West Riding Lunatic Asylum are other medical insti-tutions which are made use of by the Leeds students. Fiveyears ago the new buildings of the Medical School were

opened by their Royal Highnesses the Duke and Duchess ofYork. Erected on a commanding site, close to the Infirmary,the new School of Medicine contains complete accommodationfor the training of medical students upon the most approvedmodern methods. A very fine dissecting-room, extensivelaboratories for Physiology and Pathology, with the mostrecent improvements in fittings and apparatus, ample lecture-room accommodation, a large Library, and separate Museumsfor Pathology and Anatomy-these are some of the moststriking features of the new buildings. Careful provisionfor the convenience of students, in the shape of a common-room, a refectory, &c., has also been made a featureof the school. The classes in Systematic and PracticalChemistry, Physics and Biology, are held in the Scienceand Arts Department of the College, in College-road.

l’wo Eotlance Scholarships are offered : one, of the valueof 64 guineas, covering admission to all requisite lectures ;and the other, of the value of 40 guineas, covering thecost of admission to the medical and surgical practice ofthe infirmary. Several valuable prizes are given at theend of each session. The following appointments at the.infirmary are annually open to students (for some of them,however, a registered legal qualification is required) ;senior and 5 junior anaesthetists, pathological curator,resident medical officer, resident surgical officer, residentcasualty officer, resident ophthalmic officer, appointed for12 months, and eligible for re-election ; resident ob-stetric officer and 4 house surgeons, for 12 months; 3 housephysicians, for six months ; 30 physicians’ clerks, forsix months; 32 surgeons’ dressers, for six months;16 ophthalmic and aural surgeons’ dressers, for threemonths; 12 gynaecological ward clerks, for three months16 gynaecological out-patient clerks, for three months ;24 assistant physicians’ clerks, for three months ; 24assistant surgeons’ dressers, for three months ; 8 out-

patient ophthalmic and aural dressers; 32 dressers in thecasualty-room, for three months ; 32 post-mortem clerks,for three months.There are appointments open to students in other medical

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UNIVERSITY COLLEGE, LIVERPOOL (VICTORIA UNIVER-SITY) : MEDICAL FACULTY.-New medical buildings are atpresent in course of erection, comprising departments ofAnatomy, Surgery, Anatomical Museum, and Laboratoryand Lecture-room accommodation for the School of DentalSurgery, Materia Medica, Toxicology, &c. These adjointhe Physiological and Pathological Laboratories, whichwere recently built and equipped by the generosity ofthe Rev. S. A. Thompson-Yates at a cost of over £30,000.These laboratories include theatres for physiology and patho-logy, laboratories for Microscopic, Physical, and ChemicalPhysiology, for Morbid Anatomy, Bacteriology, and ChemicalPathology, special rooms for research, &c., private rooms,students’ common room, and lavatories. The ChemicalLaboratories have been extended so as to provide inter aliamore complete accommodation for medical students andthose engaged in laboratory work for diplomas in PublicHealth. The Chair of Hygiene has secured adequate per-manent accommodation in Ashton Hall, an institute adjacentto the College which contains ample class-room and labo-ratory accommodation for study and research. The museumsof Anatomy, Pathology, and Materia Medica are furnishedwith complete provision for the needs of students and haverecently been reorganised and revised. The museum ofHygiene accommodated in Ashton Hall has been recentlyestablished on the lines of the Parkes Museum. It contains

meteorological instruments and numerous models and speci-mens. Under the supervision of the Professor of Hygiene acourse of lectures on Sanitary Science is given during thewinter suitable for candidates for sanitary inspectors’certificates.Royal Infirmary.-The Royal Infirmary, which adjoins the

School, contains 300 beds with 40 special beds for the treat-ment of Diseases of Women. The Lying-in, Eye and Ear,Women’s, Children’s, Dental, and Skin Hospitals are in theimmediate vicinity and their practice is open to the studentsof the Medical Faculty.Fees.-The composition fees are :- £24 15s. for Preliminary

Scientific Classes; E60 for the Medical Classes required forthe Victoria, London, and other University degrees ; and E70for all the classes required for the diplomas of the ConjointBoards. The medical composition fees are payable in twoinstalments at intervals of 12 months. The fee for hospitalattendance at the Royal Infirmary is 40 guineas, also payablein two annual instalments.

Appointments.-Four house surgeons, three house physi-cians, and one house surgeon to the Thornton Wards areappointed for six months after (if necessary) competitiveexamination. Candidates must have a legal qualifica-tion. There are also one resident and one extra casualtyofficer. Clinical clerks for each physician, dressers foreach surgeon, and clerks to the Thornton Wards forDiseases of Women are appointed every three months.Post-mortem clerks are appointed for six weeks ; all studentsare required to perform this duty before the schedule for theFinal Examination is signed.

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and prizes of over .6600 are awarded annually. (a) A HoltFellowship in Pathology and Surgery of the value of R100for one year is awarded annually by the medical faculty toa senior student possessing a medical qualification. Thesuccessful candidate is required to devote a year to tutorialwork and investigation in the pathological department. (b)A Holt Fellowship in Physiology is awarded under similarconditions of the value of f.l00 for one year. (c) A RobertGee Fellowship in Anatomy, awarded under similar condi-tions, also of the value of f.100 for one year. (d) An IAlexander Fellowship for Research in Pathology of the annual value of f.l00, renewable. (e) A Johnston ColonialFellowship in Pathology and Bacteriology ( £100 a year,renewable). (f) A John W. Garrett International Fellow-

ship in Physiology and Pathology (£100 a year, renew-

able). (g) Two Lyon-Jones Scholarships of the value of.621 each for two years are awarded annually-a juniorscholarship, open at the end of the first year of study toVictoria University students, in the subjects of the FirstM.B. Examinations, and a senior scholarship, open to allstudents in the school at the end of the second or third yearof study, on the subjects of Anatomy, Physiology, and

Therapeutics. (h) The Derby Exhibition of £15 forone year is awarded in Clinical Medicine and Surgeryin alternate years. Students may compete in theirfourth and fifth years. In 1901 the subject willbe Clinical Surgery. (i) The Torr Gold Medal in Anatomyand the George Holt medal in Physiology, the Fletcher prizein Physiology (.63 3s. in books), the Kanthack Medal in

Pathology, the Robert Gee Book Prize, of the value of f.5,for Children’s Diseases, and numerous Class Prizes are

awarded annually.Entrance Scholarshivs .-Four Robert Gee Entrance

Scholarships of the value each of R25 for one year are

offered annually for competition. The holder is requiredto take out the Course for the University Degree inMedicine.Communications should be addressed to the Dean,

Professor Paterson, M.D., University College, Liverpool.School of Dental Surgery.-A new mechanical laboratory

has recently been erected at the Dental Hospital; it is

adequately equipped with all modern appliances and isunder the charge of a skilled mechanic. The fees for dentaleducation are L50 (payable in two instalments) for theMedical School curriculum; R21 payable on entrance fortwo years’ Dental Hospital practice; £10 10s. for GeneralHospital practice (two winters). A limited number of

apprentices are taken at the hospital: fee (for three years),£105. Numerous scholarships and prizes are offered :

(a) A Fletcher Scholarship of f.21 in Mechanical Dentistry ;(b) a Phillips Scholarship of RIO 10s. in Dental Surgery; aCouncell Prize for Dental Mechanics (.65 5s. in books) ; Ash’sEssay Prize (£2 2s.), &c.

The School of Tropical Medicine, Liverpool.-The LiverpoolSchool of Tropical Medicine, inaugurated in 1899, is managedby a committee of appointed representatives from UniversityCollege, Liverpool, the Royal Southern Hospital, the Liver-pool Chamber of Commerce, and the Steamship Owners’Association. Major Ronald Ross, F.R S., late I.M.S., is theSuperintendent and Lecturer in Tropical Medicine, and theschool has already done excellent work in attempting toeradicate malaria in certain colonial stations.

Prospectuses and further information may be had onapplication to the Registrar, University College, Liverpool.

MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF OWENS COLLEGE (VICTORIAUNIVERSITY).-This medical school is located in a largEbuilding, which forms a part of Owens College. It isprovided with large dissecting-rooms, physiological labora.tories, private laboratories, and work-rooms, besides lecturerooms, a museum, and a library. In order to give thEfullest possible opportunities for teaching and investigation in the departments of Anatomy, Physiology, Pathology,and Materia Medica, an extension of the school building)has recently been made. The greater part of the nevbuildings is devoted to the departments of physiologypathology, toxicology, anatomy, and public health. Thephysiological department occupies more than half of thenew buildings, and includes a large lecture theatre, accommodating 350 students, with preparation and diagram room!adjacent to it, and a research laboratory fitted with the

necessary apparatus for the use of advanced students, research scholars, or practitioners of medicine undertaking thi

invesijgatioia of borne special Eubject, In the new pai bo-logical laboratoties ample provision is made for the teachingof pathology and bacteriology and for the prosecution of

original research. In the toxicological department there isa large laboratory, capable of accommodating 50 students,lighted from both sides and also from the roof, completelyequipped with all that is necessary for the practical teachingof toxicology ; also a small laboratory for private research,containing the apparatus and fittings necessary for investiga.tions in toxicological chemistry. In the public health depart.ment suitable laboratory accommodation is provided for thestudy of sanitary chemistry, physics, and practical bacterio.logy in the departments of chemistry and physics and inthat of pathology. A large room is provided in the newbuildings for a museum of apparatus, models, plans, andother sanitary appliances for the practical instruction of thestudents, together with a special library of works on Statemedicine, hygiene, vital statistics, and sanitary engineering.In addition, a large lecture theatre for general purposes,accommodating 250 students, has been provided, and theexisting accommodation for students is supplemented by theprovision of a larger common room. The more strictly prac.tical departments of medical study are taught partly in theMedical School and partly in the Royal Infirmary, as wellas in a fever hospital, a lunatic asylum, and a convalescenthome. Medical and Surgical Clinical Classes are conductedin the infirmary, and separate instruction is afforded in theelements of Medical and Surgical Physical Diagnosis, inObstetric Medicine, Ophthalmic Surgery, and PathologicalAnatomy by the different members of the staff of the MedicalSchool and Infirmary. The following entrance scholarshipsare offered for award to persons of either sex proposing toenter a medical course of study at the College :-Seaton.-One of £40, tenable for two years. Subjects : Greek andLatin Translation at sight, and Prose Composition. Credit,given for knowledge of Mathematics (Geometry and Algebra);Elements of English Language, Literature, and History;French and German. Rogers.-One of £40, tenable for twoyears. Subjects as in Seaton. Dalton.-Two of £40, tenablefor two years. Subjects: Geometry (Euclid I.-IV., andVL,or the subjects thereof) ; algebra (as far as the BinomialTheorem, inclusive). Pin Be Trigonometry (to Solution ofTriangles) ; Elementary y Analytical Geometry ; ConicSections. Credit given for knowledge of Classics, Elementsof English Language, Literature, and History ; French andGerman. Cartwright .-£35 per annum, tenable for three

years. Subjects as in Dalton. Hulme.-£35, tenable for threeyears. Subjects: English Language (Grammatical Structureand Outlines of its History) ; English Literature (an essayon some subject of English literature) ; and Modern History(Outlines of English History and Geography) ; with at leasttwo of the following : Latin (Translation at sight, Grammar,and Easy Composition) ; Greek (ditto) ; French (ditto);German (ditto). Credit given for knowledge of Mathe.matics (Geometry and Algebra). James Gaskill.-£40,tenable for two years. Subjects : Mathematics, Geometry(the substance of Euclid I.-IV. and VI.), Algebra (as faras the Binomial Theorem, inclusive), Plane Trigonometry (toSolution of Triangles), Elementary Mechanics, Chemistry,Credit given for knowledge of Classics, Elements of EnglishLanguage, Literature, and History, and French andGerman. Manchester Grammar School.—18 per annum,tenable for three years. The examinations for allthese scholarships are held in the month of June. Kay-Shuttleworth (Sir James Phillips). -£30 per annum,tenable for three years. Subjects : Mathematics, Elementary’Mechanics, Chemistry. Dauntesey Medical Scholarships.-Two Scholarships of E35 each are open to all studentspreparing for a medical course who shall not haveattended lectures or Laboratory courses on humananatomy or physiology, or a purely medical or surgicalcourse in the Owens College or any other MedicalSchool in the United Kingdom. Candidates will beexamined in Zoology, Botany, and Chemistry. Medals are

awarded on the results of the various class examinationsat the end of each session. A Platt Physiological Scholar-ship of E50 a year for two years is offered annually to thecompetition of persons whether previously students of the

College or not. Two Platt Exhibitions, of the value of .E15each, to be competed for by first and second year students

in the class of Physiology, and a Sidney Renshaw Exhibi-tion in Physiology of the value of L 16 to be competed for bysecond year students in Physiology. A Professor TomJones Memorial Exhibition of the value of R25, a D=vffle

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Surgical Prize of Y.15, a Turner Medical Scholarship of £ 20,and a John Henry Agnew Scholarship in Diseases of Childrenof 30 are offered annually for competition. A ProfessorTom Jones Memorial Scholarship of £ 100 is awarded

triennially. a Bradley Memorial Scholarship in Clinical

Surgery of the value of ,f,2.0 and Medical and SurgicalClinical Prizes, each of the value of 6 guineas; are open tocompetition each year for the best reports (with comments)of cases which have occurred in the wards of the infirmary.The session commences on Oct. lst.

MANCHESTER ROYAL INFIRMARY (291 beds). - Con-sulting Physicians : Drs. Frank Renaud, H. Browne,and Henry Simpson. Consulting Surgeons : Messrs. GeorgeBowring, Walter Whitehead, and James Hardie.

Physicians: Drs. J. Dreschfeld, Graham Steell, Thomas ’,Harris, and J. S. Bury. Assistant Physicians : Drs. A. T. ’’Wilkinson and Ernest S. Reynolds. Consulting ObstetricPhysician : Dr. Lloyd Roberts. Obstetric Physician : Dr..Archibald Donald. Surgeons : Messrs. F. A. Southam,G.. A. Wright. William Thorburn, and Joseph Collier.Assistant Surgeons : Messrs. J. E. Platt, W. P. Montgomery,and J. W. Smith. Consulting Ophthalmic Surgeon : Dr.D. Little. Ophthalmic Surgeon: Dr. Hill Griffith. Aural

Surgeon : Dr. William Milligan. Consultit3g Dental Surgeon :Mr. G. W. Smith. Dental Surgeon : Mr. W. A. Hooton.Tathological Registrar: Dr. F. C. Moore. Medical Registrar:Dr. T. N. Kelynack. Surgical Registrar : Mr. T. Gregory.Director of the Clinical Laboratory : Dr. W. E. Fothergill.Assistant Director of the Clinical Laboratory : Dr. C. H.ilelland. Administrators of Anaesthetics : Mr. AlexanderWilson and Mr. J. T. Smith. Assistant Medical Officerfor Out Patients: Dr. C. E. Preston. Assistant SurgicalOfficer for Oat Patients : Mr. E. W. Floyd. MedicalOfEjer for Home Patients : Dr. A C. S burrock. GeneralSuperintendent and Secretary : Mr. W. L. Saunder. TheWinter Session commences Oct. lst.

THE ROYAL HOSPITAL, PORTSMOUTH (founded 1847).-The number of beds is,150. During the year 1900’there were1303 in-patients and 9191 out-patients. Physicians : Dr.James Watson and Dr. John Phillips. Surgeons : Dr. J.Ward-Cousins, Dr. A. Lloyd Owen, and Mr. Henry Rundle.Assistant Physicians: Dr. D. P. McEldowney, Dr. C. C.’Claremont, and Dr. L. Cole-Baker. Assistant Surgeons : Mr.C. P. Childs, Mr. A. B. Wright, ard Mr. J. A. M. Forde.House Surgeon: Mr. W. W. Deans. Assistant House Surgeon :Mr. N. C. Beaumont. The hospital is a preparatory Schoolof Medicine and Surgery ; the attendance of pupils at thisHospital is recognised by the Examining Boards. ,

UNIVERSITY COLLEGE, SHEFFIELD-DEPARTMENT OF

MEDICINE.-The Medical School has been incorporated byRoyal Charter with Firth College and the Sheffield TechnicalSchool, under the title of University College, Sheffield. Anentrance scholarship of the value of £ 110 is awarded annuallyto the best candidate (if of sufficient merit) in Mathe-matics, Elementary Physics, Inorganic Chemistry, Latin,and English. Prizes for Clinical Medicine and Surgeryof 10 guineas are offered by the Clinical Committee. Kaye’Scholarship (being the interest on E900) for second-yearstudents native of Sheffield is awarded annually under certainregulations. Prizes in books and certificates are awardedannually. The medical school is provided with anatomytheatre, dissecting-room, physiological laboratory, museum,library, and class-rooms. New premises have been acquirednear the College for the Pathological Museum and Labora-tory and a Bacteriological Laboratory which has been

completely equipped through the generosity of "a Sneffieldcitizen." The courses of instruction for the D.P.H. PublicHealth are recognised by the Royal College of Surgeonsand Cambridge University. The physiological departmenthas been entirely reconstructed and equipped in memoryof the late President of the school, Mr. Wm. F. Favell.The department consists of a lecture and demonstrationtheatre, laboratory, preparing-room, and galvanometer room,,all of which are equipped with the most modern apparatus.Each student has his own laboratory bench, with gas, water,electric light, and the requisite apparatus. The course oflectures and instruction is adapted to meet the requirements- of the various examining bodies. The Sheffield Royal In-firmary contains 240 beds, including Ophthalmic and Dermato-logical departments and post-mortem theatre, with microscopes

and all the appliances for clinical research. The SheffieldRoyal Hospital contains 125 beds and Dental and Ophthalmicdepartments, and is recognised by the examining bodies.Perpetual fee for hospital practice E45 in one pay-ment ; or by two instalments : E26 on entering for hospitalpractice, and 22 guineas within twelve months afterwards.Composition fee for lectures and practical courses 60 guineas ;or in two instalments: 35 guineas at commencement ofmedical study and 30 guineas at beginning of the secondyear. Students are also admitted to the practice of theJessop Hospital for Diseases of Women, to the Borough FeverHospitals, and the South Yorkshire Asylum. The com-

plete’y equipped dental department has been reccgnised bvthe examining bodies. Dr. C. J. Patten has been appointedProfessor of Anatomy in place of Dr. Christopher Addison.Mr. J. W. Wilfred Srokes has been appointEd Demonstratorof Anatomy. Dr. Burgess has been appointed Professor ofMedicine in place of Dr. Dyson, appointed Emeritus Pro-fessor. Mr. A. M. Connell appointed Assistant Lecturerand Demonstrator on Pathology. Dental Department: Mr.J. Lee Pike lecturer on Dental Mechanics, Mr. F. G.Mordaunt Dental Anatomy and Physiolcgy, Mr. F.Harrison Dental Surgery and Pathology, Mr. A. Mc WilliamDental Metallurgy. Dental Hospital Practice in the SheffieldRoyal Hospital. Clinicil Surgery, F. J. Birks. ClinicalMedicine, F. J. Biiks and C. W. Smith. Simon Prize inPathology 10, F. J. Birks. Entrance Scholarship,- Finch. The Winter Session will commence on Tuesday,Oct. 1st, when the Introductory Address will be delivered bySir Thomas Barlow, Bart.JESSOP HOSPITAL FOR WOMEN, Gell.street, Sheffield.-

The hospital is devoted to Diseases Peculiar to Women.There is also an Obstetric Department for the admission ofa small number of cases. A staff of midwives connectedwith the hospital attend lying-in women at their own homes,and, in case of reed, are assisted by the members of themedical staff. Ont-pa,tients are attended daily. Studentscan attend the practice of the hospital and be suppliedwith cases of midwifery. Communications should beaddressed to the Secretary, York Chambers, York-street,Sheffield.ROYAL DEVON AND EXETER HOSPITAL, Exeter,-Medical

and Surgical Staff: Consulting Physician : Dr. Drake. Phy-sicians : Drs. H. Davy and William Gordon. ConsultingSurgeons Messrs. A. J. Cummins’, T. W. Caird, and JamesBankart. Surgeons : Messrs. J. D. Harris, E. J. Domville,Charles E. Bell, and A. C. Roper. House Surgeon : Mr.P. H. Stirk. Assistant House Surgeon: Mr. Ernest J.Manning. Junior Assistant House Surgeon : Mr. William E.Bird. The hospital contains 218 beds (including specialchildren’s wards) and has a good library, museum, dissectingroom, and post-mortem room. Attendance on the practice ofthis hospital qualifies for all the examining boards. Arrange-ments can be made by which students can attend Midwiferyon application to the House Surgeon. There is also aPrivate Nursing Staff attached to the Hospital. For

particulars as to fees, &c., apply to the Matron. A new winghas recently been added.WEST OF ENGLAND EYE INFIRMARY, Exeter.-Physician :

Dr. William Gordon. Surgical Staff : Messrs. Bankart andTosswill. Assistant Surgeon and Registrar: Mr. Roper.Secretary: Mr. Ernest W. Toby. The infirmary contains50 beds. Students of the Exeter Hospital can attend thepractice of the Eye Infirmary. Patients for the year endingMichaelmas, 1900, 2469. Total number of patients since theopening of the Infirmary in 1808, 100,189. Days of admis-sion : Mondays, Tuesdays, and Fridays, at 11 A.M.KENT AND CANTERBURY GENERAL HOSPITAL.-Opened

for the reception of patients April 26th, 1793. 59,348 in-patients and 104,200 out-patients have been admitted sincethe hospital was opened. The hospital contains 106 beds.Pupils of the staff are admitted to the practice of the hos-pital and have the use of the library of the East Kent andCanterbury Medical Society for E7 7s. Operation day,Thursday, 11 A.M. Physician : Dr. Henry Alex. Gogarty.Consulting Surgeon: Mr. James Reid. Surgeons: Messrs.Frank Wacher, T. Whitehead Reid, J. Greasley, and SydneyWacher. Dentist: Mr. R. S. N. Faro. House Surgeon :Mr. W. Ewart. Assistant House Surgeon : vacant. Secre-tary : Mr. Arthur J. Lancaster. Over 700 in-patients, 2000out-patients and casualties, and 500 dental cases are attendedin a year.ROYAL INFIRMARY, Liverpool. - The buildings of the

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recently as 1890. They stand on the old site, adjacent tthe College, but enlarged by the purchase of a fine frontagin Pembroke-place and with the Nurses’ Home spread ovesome four acres of ground. Externally, they forumhandsome and imposing group of buildings. Every available open-air space has been taken advantage of to securegood airing grounds for the patients, and the beaut:of the buildings has been not a little enhanced b:the numerous balconies, colonnades, and flat roofs adapte(to the same purpose for both patients and residenstaff. Internally no point in modern sanitary science haibeen omitted. There are 295 bads exclusive of the Loci

Hospital. The wards-some parallelograms, some circular-have walls of glazed bricks and floors of waxed oalblocks laid on an iron and cement substratum. Three

operating theatres and a clinical lecture theatre. havebeen provided and important alterations are in progreslwhich will add still another operation room and bring thenall up to the most modern requirements of surgery. Thereis an electrical room and provision for special kinds of bathsThe, out-patient department comprises rooms for the treatment and study of minor medical and surgical maladies,for diseases of the eye, skin, larynx, nose, and teeth, a!

well as a gynæcological department. There is also a LoebHospital. A room has been allotted to the clinical tutors,in which bacteriological inveftigations are made, whilst eactphysician and surgeon has a private room in connexiorwith his wards, where his clerks and dressers may writeup and tabulate cases and investigate morbid productsThe patholooical department, which is daily becoming oimore importance in medical education, has had much paimexpended upon it, so as to give proper facilities for thestudy of morbid anatomy. It is hoped that the facilitiesfor clinical work will be such as not merely to enable thtpresent students to learn the practical parts of their pro-fession thoroughly, bat to attract students from over.

crowded institutions where the number of pupils is far inexcess of the opportunities for the bedside study of diseaseThere are eiht house physicians and surgeons and twc

. casualty officers (one resident) who are selected every sixmonths from amongst the qualified students of the school.In no hospital in the country is the resident staff 80

comfortably lodged. Each is provided with a bedroomand a private sitting-room in addition to the music-roomand dining-room, where all meet in common ; a Students’Club Room is also set aside for their exclusive use. Dr.James Barr, Secretary of Medical Board, 72 Rodney-street,Liverpool.Staff.-Consulting Physician : Dr. Waters. Physicians :

Dr. Glynn, Dr. Caton, and Dr. Barr. Assistant Physicians:Dr. Bradshaw and Dr. Abram. Consulting Surgeons : Mr.Hakes and Mr. Btckprsteth. Surgeons : Sir W. M. Banks,Mr. R. Parker, and Mr. F. T. Paul. Gynæcological Sur-geon : Dr. Grlmsdale. Assistant Surgeo s : Mr. R. A.Bickersteth, Mr. G. G. HamUton, and Mr. W. T. Thomas.Oculist: Mr. Biockerton. Larvngologist : Dr. Hunt. Der-

matologist : D,-. L. Roberts. Dental Surgeon : Mr. Phillips.Pathologist : Dr’. Boyce. Chloroformists : Mr. Fingland andMr. Bailey. Lo’!k Department—Surgeon: Mr. Barnard.LIVERPOOL ROYAL SOUTHERN HOSPITAL. -Within Cf)J1-

venitnt distance of the School of Medicine and contains 200beds. There are special wards for accidents and Diseasesof Children, and there are ako beds appropriated to theDiseases o’ W .men. Clinical teaching is given in the

hospital and arrangements have been made to render it botbthorough and systematic The memb-rs of the staff visitthe wards daily and clinical lectures are given every week.Tutorial classes are also held each day at which the juniorstudents are instructed in the methods of diagnosis and theseniors are prepare for their final examinations. The patho-logical department has a good laboratory attached in whichthe students receive practical instruction. Recently a

bacteriological laboratory has been added where studentsare able to obtain a practical knowledge of bacteriology inrelation to medicine. In addition to the usual cl’nicaland post mortem clerkships, which are open to all students,the resident post of Ambulance Officer is awarded everythree months to the student whom the board mayconsider most suited to hold it. A Scholarship of £20is competed for annually, which has attached to it someclinical and patholouical duties ; and three prizes of E5 eachare yearly offered for the best series of clinical reportsFees: Perpetual £ 265s.; one year .clO 108.; six months ;&7 77s.;three months C4 4s. A limited number of resident pupils

can be received. Terms (exclusive of fees for HospitalPractice), £ 15 15s. per quarter. The practice of the hospitalis recognised by all examining bodies. For further par-ticulars apply to the Dean, Mr. George P. Newbolt, 42,Catharine-street, Liverpool.

Staff. - Honorary Consulting Physician : Dr. JohnCameron. Honorary Consulting Surgeon : Mr. RobertHamilton. Honorary Physicians : Dr. W. Carter, Dr. W.Williams, and Dr. C. J. Macalister. Honorary Surgeons :Mr. Wm. Alexander, Mr.. Robert Jones, and illr. Geo. P.Nawbolt. Honorary Consulting Physician for TropicalDiseases : Major Ronald Ross. Honorary Dermatologist: Mr.F. H. Barendt. Honorary Consulting Ophthalmic Surgeon:Mr. R. William!’. Honorary Consulting Aural Surgeon: Mr.C G. Lee. Honorary Consulting Laryngologist.: Mr. W.Permewan. Honorary Medical Officer x Rays Department:Mr. C. Thurstan Holland. Pathologist: Dr. Lyn Dimond.Honorary Aræesthetist: Dr. J. G Martin. Honorary DentalSurgeon: Mr J. Royston. House Surgeon : Mr J. GeraldSheahan. Junior House Surgeons : Dr. W. E. Heibertand Dr. J. W. Wrightson.

LIVERPOOL NORTHERN HOSPITAL.-The new hrspital,under the title of the David Lewis Northern Hospital.is now open and accommodation provided for 180patients. There is a special ward for the trt-atment ofchildren. An x ray and photographic department has beenestablished, and an installati, n of the light treatment forlupus is in course of erection. These departments are underthe charge of Dr. Arthur Walker, by whom instruction willbe given. Clinical idstrueioia will be given by the physiciansand surgeons during the summer and winter sessions.Clinical clerkships and dressersbips are open to all students.without additional fees. Consulting Physician: D!. E. H.Dickinson, M.A. Consulting Surgeon : Dr. W. M!Jcfil’ C,.mp-bell. Physicians : Dr. T. Bushby and Dr. W. B. Warricgton.Surgfons : Mr. Chauncy Puzey, Mr, Damer Harria.on, andMr. R. W. Murray. Fees for hospital attendance : Perpetual,E26 5s. ; ; one year, £ 10 10s ; six months, E7 7s. ; threemonths, f.4 4 4s. ; Practical Pharmacy, ;S2 2s. Students canenter to the medical or the surgicil practice separatelyon payment of half the above fees. Arrangements can be-made for a limited number of resident pupils.NORFOLK AND NORWICH HOSPITAL (220 beds).-Non-

resident Pupils admitted. Fees : For three month!!, E3 3s.;for six months, jE5 5s. ; as permanent pupil, E8 8s. Con-sulting Physicians : Sir P. Eade, M.D., and Sir FredericBateman, M.D. Consulting’ Surgeons: Mr. W. Cadgeand Dr. Beverley. Physicians: Dr. Barton, Dr. Barton-

Fanning, and Dr Long. Surgeons: Mr. Williams, Mr.H. S. Robinson, and M. S. H. Barton. Assistant Surgeons:Mr. D. D. Day and Mr. H. A. Ballance. Dental Surgeon:Mr. H. F. White. House Surgeon : Mr. A. L. Vaugban.House Physician : Mr. S. G. Champion. Secretary : Mr. F. G.Hazell.

NORTHAMPTON GENERAL INFIRMARY (established 1743 ;rebuilt 1793).-The number of beds is 163. Out-pup;ls arereceived, and have every opportunity of acquiring a practicalknowledge of their profession. Instruction is also given inAnatomy and Materia Medica and Practical Pharmacy. Non-resident pupils are taken at a il-e of ;S10 10s.NORTH STAFFORDSHIRE I FIRMARY AND EYE HOSPITAL,

Hartstuli, S oke-cn-Trent.-The New Infirmary 4 penee, in1869 is built on the pavilion plan, has accommodatioi3 forover 200 patients, including Children’s wards speciai Ovarianwards. and a special department for the treatment of Diseasesof the Eye, In-patients last ypar, 1977 ; out-patients, 10,81H.The attendacce of pupils at thia infirmary is duly recognisedby all the examining boards ; and there are unusual facilitiesfor acquiring a practical knowledge of the profeision Pby-sicians : Dr. A. M McAJdowie and Dr. S. King Alcock.Surgeons: Mr. W. D. Spanton and Dr. G. Stokes Hatton.Assistants Physicians : Dr. Hubert Nicholls and Mr.John Russtll. Assistant Surgeor.s : Dr. Whetlton Hind andMr. Reginald Alcock. Ophthalmic Surgeon : Mr HelbertH Folker. Assistant Ophthalmic Surgeon Mr. J. F.Arlidge. Dental Surgeon : Mr A Bair!es House Surgeon :Mr. H. Hartley. House Physician : Mr. T. 0’Nerl. Secretary,and House Governor : Mr. Albert E. Boyce, F.I.S.WOLVERHAMPTON AND STAFFORDSHIRE GENERAL Hos-

PITAL (founded 1845 ; beds, 230) -A preparatory school ofMedicine and Surgery. The pupils have the advantage ofseeing the whole of the practice of the physicians andsurgeons and are trained in clinical work by the medical

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and surgical staff. The attendance of pupils at this hospital iis recognised by all the examining boards. 1

Staff.-Consulting Physician: Dr. W. Millington. Con- (

sulting Surgeon: Mr. C. A. Newnham. Physicians : Dr. SH. Malet and Dr. C. A. MacMunn. Surgeons : Mr. T. V. ’’

Jackson, Mr. J. O’B. Kough, and Mr. W. H. T. Winter. 1Assistant Surgeons: Mr. A. H. Hunt and Mr. E. Deanesly. (Assistant Physician : Dr. J. A. Codd. S

SUSSEX COUNTY HOSPITAL (190 beds).-During the year1900, 1903 in-patients have been treated. The total number ]

of ont-patient attendances on the books during 1900 was.30,540. This hospital affords ample facilities for students,possessing a large out-patient department, a library, and a ‘well-appointed museum The hospital does not take residentpupils, but out-pupils may attend the practice of the hospitalfor any period not exceeding two years on payment inadvance of such a fee, not exceeding 20 guineas, as theCommittee of Management shall direct.

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Staff.-Pnysicians: Dr. W. A. Hollis, Dr. H. S. Branfoot, îand Dr. E. Mackey. Assistant Physician : Dr. J. F. G. Dill,Dr. E. Hobhouse. and Dr. E. F. Maynard. Consulting !Surgeons: Mr. F. A. Humphry and Mr. H. P. Blaker.Surgeons: Mr. W. Furner, Mr. T, J. Verrall, and Mr. R. Black. Assistant Surgeons : Mr. R. F. Jowers, Mr. F. J.

Paley, and Mr. A. Buck. ’

MANCHESTER CHILDREN’S HOSPITAL, Pendlebury and Gartside.street.-The hospital contains 140 beds. Themedical staff visit the hospital daily at 10 A.M.

Clinical instruction is given by the medical staff at theHospital and Dispensary. Out-patients are’ seen daily at -9 A.M. at the Dispensary, Gartside-street, Manchester. Physicians : Drs Ashby and Hutton. Surgeons : Mr. G. A.Wright and Mr. W. P. Montgomery. Assistant Surgeon : Mr.J. Howson Ray. Ar aesthesist: Mr. W. J. S. Bythell. Honorary Aural Surgeon: Mr. F. R. Westmacott. Honorary Dental Surgeon: Mr. C. H Preston. Resident Medical Officers :Mr. M. C. Thackray and Mr. E. F. Hill. Medical Officerat the Dispensary : Mr. H. Osborne. During 1900 therewere 1283 :n-patients, and 13,801 out-patients were under’treatment at the Dispensary.THE MANCHESTER CLINICAL HOSPITAL FOR WOMEN AND

CHILDREN, Cheetham-hill-road, Manchester.-The hospitalis situated near the centre of the town and contains 70 beas.Out-patients are seen daily at 9.30 A.M. and the wards arevisited at 11 A.M. Secretary, Mr. H. Teague, 38, Barton-arcade, Manchester.

SCOTLAND.

MEDICAL SCHOOLS WITH FULL CURRICULUM.1

SCHOOL OF MEDICINE OF THE ROYAL COLLEGES,Edinburgh.—The number of students varies much inthe classes and subjects. It is within the limit to saythat about 1300 students avail themselves each yearof the opportunity of attending the school. Thelectures qualify for the University of Edinburgh andother Universities, the Royal Colleges of Physicians andSargeons of Edinburgh, London and Dublin, the Facultyof Pnysicians and Surgeons of Glasgow, and other Medicaland Surgical and Public Boards.The anatomy rooms and laboratories will open on Tuesday,

Oct. lst. Un Tuesday, Oct. 15th, the lectures willcommence.

In accordance with the statutes of the University of

Edinburgh one-half of the qualifying classes required forgraduation may be attended in this school, in addition tothe class of Practical Materia Medica and the classes ofClinical Medicine and Clinical Surgery. The regulations re-quire that the fee for any class taken for graduation in Edin-burgh i-hull be the same as that for the corresponding class inthe University. The whole education required for graduationat the University of London may be taken in this school.The following Order of Study is recommended as a guide

to the student for a five years’ course, though not enjoined :-First Year: Biology, Physics, Anatomy, Practical Anatomy,Chemistry, and Practical or Analytical Chemistry. SecondYear: Anatomy, Practical Anatomy, Physiology, PracticalPhysiology, Sargery, and Materia Medica-the last either

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in this or the Third Year-and Hospital. Third Year :Practice of Medicine, Clinical Surgery, Practical Pharmacy,Clinical Medicine, Pathology, and Hospital. Fourth Year:Surgery or Clinical Surgery, Midwifery and Diseases ofWomen and Children, Practice of Medicine or ClinicalMedicine, Medical Jurisprudence, Practical Midwifery,Operative Surgery, and Hospital. Fifth Year : Classes onSpecial Subjects, Hospital, and Dispensary Practice.The appointment of Resident Physician to the wards in the

Royal Infirmary under the care of the Ordinary Physicians isopen to those members of their clinical class who have clerkedin their wards for at least six months. Six Residentships areappointed during the year for a period of six months each.Resident Surgeons are also appointed by the OrdinarySurgeons to the Hospital. In all respects the students aretaught under regulations similar to those at the Universityof Edinburgh and the other Universities of Scotland, andthey receive similar certificates at the close of each session.Moreover, the University and College authorities in Edin-burgh and the governing board of the school call upon eachrecognised lecturer to supply them at the close of eachsession with a statement giving the number of studentsattending the class, the number of lectures or prelectionsdelivered during the session, the class examinations held,and the general mode of conducting the class. Thecourses on special non-qualifying subjects have for the lastquarter of a century formed a marked feature of the school.Indeed, such medical subjects could be studied in Edinburghonly in this school until lately, when the Univetsity of

Edinburgh appointed from the school lecturers on Diseasesof the Eye. Insanity, and Diseases of Children to take

charge of classes intra-murally. A list of the classes andlecturers will be found below. Special courses of instructionfor dental students and for women are also included in thecurriculum of this school. The classes of the school areconducted in several separate buildings, such as at Surgeons’Hall, Minto House, Nicolson-square, and the New School,Bristo-street.

Lecturers and fees.-Winter Session : Anatomy, PracticalAnatomy, and Demonstrations, Drs. Ryland Whitaker andR. J. A. Berry ( £3 5s. and £ 4 4s.) ; Chemistry (Practical,&c.), Mr. Kmg, Mr. I. Macadam, and Mr. Gemmell *;Physiology (Institutes of Medicine), Dr. Noel Paton( £ 3 5s.) ; General Pathology, &c., Drs. Bruce, Russell,Shennan, and Stuart McDonald ( £3 5s.); Botany, Mr. R.Turnbull; Biology, Mr. R. Turnbull and Mr. A. T.Masterman ; Zoology, Mr. Masterman; Bacteriology, Dr.Taylor Grant; Practice of Physic, Drs. James. AiBbck, Bram-well, Gibson, Philip, Graham Brown, R. A. Fleming, andG. Lovell Gulland ( £ 35s.); Surgery, Messrs Caird, Hodsdon,Shaw Maclaren, Thomson, Wallace, and Miles ( £ 3 5s.);Materia Medica, &c., Drs. Craig,† and Lockhart Gillespie(.S3 5s.) ; Midwifery, &c., Drs. Hart, Murray, and Haultain(,3 5.s.); Medical Jurisprudence, &c., Dr. Littlejobin and Dr.Aitchison Robertson ( £3 5s.); Natural Philosophy, Dr. Turner(.E3 5s ) ; Hospital Practice (Edinburgh Royal Infirmary) :Physicians, Drs. Affieck, Smart, James, and Croom ; Sur-geons, Drs. Maclaren and MacGiIIivray, Mr. Cotterill andMr. Caird (perpetual ticket, £ 12 12s.); Clinical Medicine,Drs Affleck, Smart, James, Byrom Biamwell, and Croom

(Diseases of Women) (JE3 5s ) ; Clinical Surgery, Dr.Maclaren, Dr. Macgillivray, Mr Cotterill, and Mr. Cathcart( £3 5s.); Diseases of Children, the staff of the SickChildren’s Hospital ( £2 2 2s.) ; ; Diseases of the Skin,Dr. Stirlingt †(£2 2s.); Diseases of the Chest, Dr. Philip fi( £ 2 2s.) ; VaccinatioD, Drs. Husband, f Buist, †and Cadell

(£1ls.) Diseases of Ear, Nose, and Throat, (.62 2s.) ;Diseases of the Eye, Dr. G. Mackay † and Dr.

Sym (£2 2s.) ; Gynæcology, Dra. Croom (Systematic),Brewis (Clinical), and Berry Hart (Advanced), (£2 2s.) ; ;Summer Session : Practical Anatomy and Demonstrations,Drs. Ryland Whitaker and R J. A. Berry (£2 2s.); ;Practical Physiology, Dr. Paton (.S3 3s.) ; Biulogy, Mr.Turnbull and Mr. Masterman‡ (£3 3s.) ; ; Botany, Mr.Turnbull; Practical Chemistry and Analytical Chemistry,Messrs. King, I. Macadam, and Gemmell § ; Prac-tical Bacteriology, Dr. Shennan and Dr. Taylor Grant;Diseases of the Eye, Dr. Mackay‡ (JE2 2s.) ; Diseasesof the Skin. Dr. Stirling (£2 2s.) ; ; Medical Psycho-logy and Insanity. Sir J. Batty Tuke (;E2 2s.) ; ;Medical Jurisprudence, Drs. Litrlejohn and AitchisonRobertson ; Gynaecology, Drs. Brewis and Haultain(R2 2s.) ; Midwifery, Drs. Croom, Hart, Barbour, and

Ferguson (.S3 5s.) ; ; Operative Surgery, Messrs. Caird,