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Tuesday, Wednesday, and Friday. Physicians: Drs. Ram-skill, Radcliffe, Hughlings Jackson, and Buzzard. Assist-ant-Phvsician : Dr. H. Charlton Bastian. Medical Super-intendent : J. N. Radcliffe, Esq. Medical practitioners andstudents will be admitted on showing their cards.ROYAL ORTHOPÆDIC HOSPITAL, 315, Oxford-street. -

Pupils are admitted to witness the practice of the hospitalon the following terms: six months, £3 3s. ; twelve months,£5 5s.; perpetual, £10 10s. The annual course of lectureswill be duly announced. Operations every Thursday, attwo o’clock.NATIONAL ORTROPÆDIC HOSPITAL, Great Portland-street.

- --Consulting Physician : Dr. H. Gueneau de Mussy. Con-

sulting Surgeon: Mr. Holmes Coote. Surgeons: Mr. T.Carr Jackson, Dr. Henry Dick, Mr. Louis Stromeyer Little.Attendance daily at 2. Operations, Tuesdays, 2 P.M. Lec-tures during the year by the surgeons. The practice of thehospital is open to all members of the profession and stu-dents of medicine.

ROYAL WESTMINSTER OPHTHALMIC HOSPITAL, Charing-cross.-The hospital contains 34 beds. Fee for attendance- on the practice and lectures : three months, £3 3s. ; perpe-tual, £5 5s. The office of House-surgeon is open to thecompetition of the students attending the hospital.LONDON SCHOOL OF DENTAL SuRGERy, 32, Soho-square.-

Lectures are delivered in winter on Mechanical Dentistry,by Mr. Hepburn, on Wednesdays, at 7 P.M.; on Metallurgyin its Application to Dental Purposes, by Mr. G. H. Makins,M.R.C.S., on Fridays, at 6.30 P.M. In summer, Mr. Cart-

wright, F.R.C.S., lectures on Dental Surgery and Patho-logy, and Mr. Ibbetson, F.R.C.S., on Dental Anatomy andPhysiology (Human and Comparative). General fee for

special lectures required for the curriculum, £15 15s.-DENTAL HOSPITAL OF LONDON (in connexion with the

above). Surgeons: Messrs. Fox, Underwood, Gregson,Coleman, Charles Rogers, and Hepburn. Assistant-sur-geons : Messrs. Moon, Medwin, H. Harding, Lane, Bartlett,and A. Hill. Dental House-surgeon: Mr. Milward Hard-

ing. Fee for two years’ hospital practice required by thecurriculum, £15 15s.

HOSPITAL SHIP, " DREADNOUGHT," off Greenwich : Office,86, King William-street, E.C.-This institution contains200 beds, and is established for the relief of seamen of allnations. Casualties from the shore are also received. Resi-dence is provided on board for students and others whomay be desirous of studying diseases incidental to tropical.climates before entering the services or going abroad.Constant opportunities also occur for the performance ofsurgical operations. Consulting Physician: Dr. GeorgeBudd. Visiting Physicians: Drs. Barnes and Ward. Con-

sulting Surgeon: Mr. Busk. Surgeon: Mr. Rooke. As-sistant-surgeon : Mr. W. Johnson Smith. Resident MedicalOfficer: Mr. Harry Leach.THE HOSPITAL FOR SICK CHILDREN, Great Ormond-street,

,Queen-square, W.C., and Cromwell House, Highgate.-Physicians : Drs.West and Dickinson. Assistant-Physicians:Drs. Gee, W. B. Cheadle, J. J. Phillips, and J. F. Payne..Surgeons: Mr. T. Smith and Mr. F. Howard Marsh. Sur-

geon-Dentist : Mr. T. Edgelow. 95 beds. Fee for threemonths’ attendance, £3 3s. ; perpetual, £5 5s. Secretary:S. Whitford.ROYAL INFIRMARY FOR CHILDREN AND WOMEN, Waterloo-

bridge-road.-Consulting Physicians: Drs. Copland and W.Hughes Willshire. Consulting Surgeon: Mr. W. C. Dendy.Physicians: Drs. A. B. Shepherd, J. J. Phillips, and J. P.Hartree. Surgeon: Mr. J. Cooper Forster. Surgeon-Dentist : Mr. Thomas Roberts. Resident Medical Officer:Dr. W. Park. Secretary: C. J. F. Renton, L.S.A. Advancedstudents in medicine, and such practitioners as may desireit, are permitted to attend the practice of this hospitalgratis. If a certificate signifying such attendance be re-quired, the sum of five guineas must be paid to the phy-sicians and surgeons in ordinary conjointly. The house-

surgeon is permitted to take apprentices, to whom, with theconcurrence of the physicians and surgeons, certificates ofattendance on the practice may be conceded without fee.Two new wards have been built for an addititional numberof in-patients, one being fitted as a convalescent ward.QUEEN CHARLOTTE’S LYING-IN HOSPITAL, Marylebone-

road.-Physicians: Dr. Blakeley Brown and Dr. Brodie.

Medical Officers for Out-patients : Mr. J. Cholmondeley andDr. Hope. The hospital contains 50 beds. Pupils are ad-mitted to reside and board in the hospital (after havingbeen examined by the physicians) for three months, onpayment of thirty guineas. Females are admitted as pupilsto qualify either for midwives or monthly nurses. Termson application to the matron.GENERAL LYING-IN HOSPITAL, York-road, Lambeth.-30

beds. Consulting Physician; Dr. Lawson Cape. Physicians-Accoucheur : Drs. Hutton and John Clarke. Physician toOut-patients : Dr. Meadows. Surgeon: Mr. G. D. Pollock.Secretary and Solicitor: Mr. T. H. Smith.BRITISH LYING-IN HOSPITAL, Endell-street, W.C.-30 beds

and a large out-door maternity charity. Consulting Phy-sician : Dr. Robert Lee. Consulting Surgeon: Mr. BenjaminBrookes. Physicians for the In-Patients : Dr. Locking,Dr. Heywood Smith. Physician for the Out-patients : Dr.Arthur Edis. Matron: Mrs. Clark. This institution receiveswomen ae midwifery pupils. The pupils reside in the hos-pital, and attend the patients in-doors and within half amile radius, under the direction of the matron and physicians.A course of lectures is also given by the physicians. Thefee for the course of three months is ten guineas. Pupilsthat prove themselves competent receive a certificate signedby the physicians, enabling them to practise midwifery.THE LADIES’ MEDICAL COLLEGE.-Established by the

Female Medical Society for teaching to educated womenthe Theory and Practice of Midwifery and the acces-

sory branches of Medicine. Hon. Sec.: Dr. Edmunds.The sixth annual session will commence on Sept. 27,1869, and extend to April, 1870, with a vacation of twoweeks at Christmas. The lectures will occupy the after-noons of the Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Fridays,from 3 o’clock till 5. Midwifery: Dr. E. W. Murphy.Anatomy and Physiology: Mr. D. H. Dyte. Outlines ofMedical Science: Dr. James Edmunds. Hygiene and Pre-ventive Medicine: Dr. C. R. Drysdale. Elementary Materia.Medica: Dr. John Locking. Diseases of Women: Dr. C.R. Drysdale. Diseases of Infants : Dr. Geo. Ross. Outlinesof Chemistry: Mr. J. R. Newlands. The theoretical andscientific teaching of the College requires to be supplementedwith an appropriate course of practical tuition and clinicalinstruction at a Lying-in Hospital or Maternity charity,with personal attendance on not less than twenty-fivedeliveries. Fee for two sessions’ attendance on the lectureson Midwifery, Anatomy, and Physiology, Medical Science,and Hygiene, £10 10s. Fee for each of the extra courses,one session, £1 Is.; two sessions, £1 lls. 6d. Furtherdetails may be obtained by letter from the Lady Secretary,4, Fitzroy-square, W.PHARMACEUTICAL SOCIETY OF GREAT BRITAIN, Blooms-

bury-square, London, W.C.-School of Pharmacy. Thesession (1869-70) will commence on Friday, Oct. 1st, andextend to the end of July. Lectures on Chemistry andPharmacy will be delivered by Professor Redwood on Mon-day, Tuesday, and Wednesday morning, at 9, commencingon Monday, Oct. 7th. Also lectures on Botany and MateriaMedica, by Professor Bentley. The first and second partsof this course, extending over the winter months, will bedelivered at 17, Bloomscury-square, on Friday and Satur-day mornings, at 9, commencing on Friday, Oct. 1st. Thethird part of the course, on. Systematic Botany, will bedelivered at the Royal Botanic Gardens, Regent’s-park.

ENGLISH PROVINCIAL HOSPITALS ANDMEDICAL SCHOOLS.

QUEEN’s COLLEGE, BIRMINGHAM.-TwoWarneford Scholar-ships and the Sands Cox Prize, value £20, are awarded an-nually after examination. The Warden’s Prize, value £5 5s.,is awarded annually to the most proficient student of thefirst year. The Percy Prize is awarded for proficiency inGerman, and class prizes and certificates of honour are

given in each class after examination. Students may residewithin the College, where they will be provided with roomsand board, and be under the supervision of the warden andresident tutors. Fee, £50 per annum. Hospital Practicemay be attended at either the General Hospital or theQueen’s Hospital.GENERAL HOSPITAL, BIRMINGHAM.-Physicians: Dr. BeLl

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Fletcher, Dr. Russell, Dr. Wade, Dr. Foster. Surgeons:Mr. Alfred Baker, Mr. Oliver Pemberton, Mr. T. H. Bart-leet, Mr. W. P. Goodall. Resident Physician and Tutor:Dr. Welch. Resident Surgeon: Mr. Addenbrooke.

Fees. - Medical Practice, six months, .67 7s.; twelvemonths, .610 10s.; eighteen months, the term required forthe licence of the College of Physicians and the Society ofApothecaries, X12 12s. Surgical Practice, six months,.610 lOs.; twelve months, £12 12s.; eighteen months,.617 17s.; three years, or the period required by the Col-lege of Surgeons, £26 5s. No extra fees for clerkships anddresserships. Clinical lectures are delivered by the phy-sicians and surgeons every week during the session.QuEEN’s HOSPITAL, BIRHINGHAM.-160 beds. Wards set

apart for the diseases of children, for fever, and for venerealcases. Physicians: Drs. Fleming, Johnston, and Heslop.Surgeons : Mr. West, Mr. Gamgee, Mr. Jordan, and Mr.Wilders. Dental Surgeon: Mr. S. A. Parker. Clinical lec-tures and instruction are given daily by the physicians andsurgeons. Two resident pupils are elected every six months,after a competitive examination. There is no extra chargefor clinical clerkships or surgeon’s dresserships. Resident

Surgeon: Dr. Jolly. Resident Physician: Dr. Sawyer.Fees.-Attendance for four years on the medical, surgical,

ophthalmic, and dental practices, and on clinical lectures,£25 5s. ; one year, £11 lls. ; six months, £7 7s. Clinical

prizes for faithful reports of cases.

BRISTOL ROYAL INFIRMARY.-Physicians. Drs. Brittan,Fairbrother, E. L. Fox, and J. Beddoe. Surgeons: Messrs.Prichard, Bernard, Leonard, Clark, and Tibbits. House-surgeon : Mr. Board.

Fees.-Surgeon’s pupil: First year, £12 12s. ; two years,£21; three years, J32G 5s. Dresser (extra fee) : one year,£12 12s. ; two years, £21; three years, =626 5s. Physician’spupil: six months, £S ; one year, £15 ; eighteen months,£20; perpetual, £25. Each physician appoints a clinical clerk without extra fee. Each pupil is required to pay anentrance fee to the infirmary of £5, and a subscription of.81 Is. per annum to the library, which numbers about 2700volumes, and contains most of the standard works on medi-cine and surgery, and also the medical periodicals.Prizes.-Suple Prize: A gold medal, value £5 5s., with

.67 7s. in money, is given annually to each of the two suc-cessful candidates in the medical and surgical examinations.Clark’s Prize : The interest of about t500 is given an-nually to the prizeman of the third year’s examination atthe Bristol Medical School, if educated at the Bristol RoyalInfirmary.BRISTOL GENERAL HOSPITAL.-130 beds. Medical or Sur-

gical Practice : Six months, £6 ; one year, £10 ; perpetual,.620. Library fee, £1 Is. per annum. Dressership or clinicalclerkship, J35 5s. for six months. Two scholarships of X15each are awarded annually, and a prize of twenty guineasis given to the hospital student who is successful in thethird year’s competition at the school. Dressers reside inthe hospital in weekly rotation free of expense. Resident

pupils, .6100 for the first year, and £60 for each subsequentyear; or five years, with apprenticeship to the hospital,.6260, including board and lodging.Physicians: Drs. Martyn, G. F. Burder, Fripp, Swayne

(ace.) Surgeons : Messrs. Coe and P. P. Lansdown, Drs.Marshall and G. F. Atchley. House-surgeon : Mr. N. C.Dobson. Dentist: Mr. Parson.

BRISTOL MEDICAL SCHOOL. - Prizes and certificates of honour are given after competitive examinations amongststudents of the first, second, and third years respectively.The interest of £500 will be given to the prizeman of thethird year, who shall have been educated at the infirmary,and can produce certificates of good conduct and moral cha-racter. The prizeman of the third year who shall have beeneducated at the General Hospital will receive, in additionto the School prize, the sum of twenty guineas, given by theCommittee of that institution.

ADDENDROOKE’S HOSPITAL, CAMBRIDGE.-Clinical Lecturesin connexion with the Cambridge Medical School are deli-vered at this hospital twice a week during the Academicalyear.

HULL AND EAST RIDING SCHOOL OF MEDICINE.-Attend-ance at the lectures and at the hospital, which contains 152beds, will confer the same qualification as is obtained in themedical schools of London. Clinical lectures will be givenat the hospital twice a week : on Medicine, by Sir H.Cooper, Dr. Daly, and Dr. Elliott; on Surgery, by Dr. Lunn,Mr. Craven, and Dr. King. Perpetual fee for attendanceon the medical and surgical practice, £21. The Libraryof the hospital is open to the students of the medical schoolby an annual payment of 10s.

LEEDS SCHOOL OF MEDICINE.-Attendance at the lec-tures of this school will confer the same qualifications forexamination as are obtained in the medical schools of Lon-don. The Hardwick Clinical Prize, value J31O, is conferredannually upon the most deserving student who exhibits a-

satisfactory proficiency in Clinical Medicine. The Surgeons’Clinical Prize, value £10, given by the surgeons of the hos-pital, is conferred annually on the most deserving studentwho exhibits a proficiency in Clinical Surgery. In additionto the silver medal awarded in Medical Jurisprudence, a.new prize of £10 value has been instituted, for which aspecial examination in Forensic Medicine will be annuallyheld. There are six clinical clerkships and eight dresser-ships. Four resident house-surgeons are chosen from thesenior students; board and residence free.

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Scholarship, value £42, consisting of a gold medal, value£10 10s., and six months’ free board and residence, withdressership and clerkship in the Royal Infirmary. FourExhibitions, value £31 10s. each, consisting of free boardand residence in the Royal Infirmary for six months, withdresserships, on award of the Medical Board. Six dressersand six clinical clerks are elected quarterly. Pupils of theinfirmary are admitted to learn Pharmacy in the dispensingdepartment for six months. The surgeons of the infirmarywill award, in May, 1870, a Prize of the value of .85, for thebest report of twelve surgical cases occurring in the in-firmary.Fees.-For six months’ medical or surgical practice, five

guineas each; twelve months, six guineas; perpetual medi-cal and surgical practice, thirty guineas. Students are ad-mitted to the practice of the Lock Hospital attached to theRoyal Infirmary : fee, three guineas per annum ; sixmonths, two guineas.

The hospital contains 254 beds, including wards contain-ing 40 beds for the treatment of Diseases of Women.LIVERPOOL NORTHERN HOSPITAL.-134 beds. Physicians :

Dr.Waters and Dr. Glynn. Surgeons: Messrs. Manifold,Lowndes, and Branston Nash. Junior Surgeon: Mr. JohnBradley. House Surgeon: Mr. Orfeur. Junior House

Surgeon: Mr. Llewelyn Williams. Clinical lectures by thephysicians and surgeons during the winter and summersessions. Clinical clerkships and dresserships are open toall the students. Clinical prizes will be awarded at thetermination of the winter session.

Fees for hospital practice and clinical lectures :-Perpe-tual, thirty guineas; one year, twelve guineas; six months,nine guineas; three months, six guineas.LIVERPOOL SOUTHERN HOSPITAL.-122 beds. Hospital

attendance :-Six months, nine guineas ; one year, twelveguineas; unlimited, thirty guineas. The practice of thishospital is recognised by the Royal College of Surgeons.Student can reside in the house, and are admitted at anytime on application to Mr. Davies at the hospital.

LIVERPOOL COLLEGE OF CHEMISTRY., Duke-street.-Prin-cipal : Dr. Sheridan Muspratt, M.D. (Hon.), F.R.S.E. As-sistant : Mr. Martin Murphy, F.C.S. The laboratories ofof the College are open for the reception of studentsthroughout the year; the sessional term being three monthsfrom date of entrance. Students working six days in theweek, twelve guineas per session; five days a week, tenguineas ; four days per week, nine guineas. Laboratory forstudents is open from 10 A.M. till 5 P.M. daily, except Satur-days, on which it closes at 1 o’clock P.M. All fees payablein advance.

Medical Students’ Practical Chemistry Class.-Attend-ance, one hour per day for three months ; fee, th-- ee guineas.Certificates of attendance acknowledged by the Royal Col-lege of Surgeons and Apothecaries’ Hall, London ; by the

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Apothecaries’ Hall of Ireland, &c. Full particulars andprospectus on application.

MANCHESTER ROYAL SCHOOL QF MEDICINE.- Connectedwith this school are Museums of Human and ComparativeAnatomy, and Materia Medica, and a Chemical Laboratory.In addition to three scholarships, of the value, respectively,of £20, .615, and £10 for perpetual students, prizes forGeneral Proficiency have been substituted for Class prizes,in accordance with the suggestions issued by the RoyalCollege of Surgeons. At the end of the sessions, Certificatesof Honour will be awarded for regularity of attendance uponlectures, and general good conduct. The Oxford Middle-Class Examination (Senior), and the Matriculation of theLondon University, both of which are held during thesummer months at Manchester, are recognised as evidenceof previous education. The lectures qualify for Examinationat the Royal College of Surgeons, and Apothecaries’ Society.The students of this school are admitted to the degrees of Medicine, and for the Honours, Exhibitions, and Scholar-ships conferred by the University of London.

MANCHESTER ROYAL INFIRMARY AND DISPENSARY.-216 F)beds, and 42 fever wards.-Consulting Physicians: Sir J. L.Bardsley, Drs. P. Wood, R. F. Ainsworth, and F. Renaud.Physicians: Drs. M. A. E. Wilkinson, T. H. Watts, H.Browne, W. Roberts, H. Simpson, and J. C. Morgan. Con-

sulting Surgeons : Messrs. T. Turner and J. Jordan. Sur-geons : Messrs. W. W. Beever, W. Smith, A. W. Dumville,G. Soucham, F. A. Heath, and E. Lund. Dispensary Sur-geon: Mr. G. Bowring. Visiting Apothecaries: Messrs.T. Standring and J. B. Bateman. Resident Medical Officer:Dr. G. Reed. Senior House-Surgeon: J. H. Pinder. Junior

House-Surgeon: A. Boutflower. Physicians’ Assistants:Messrs. J. P. Slightholme, W. H. Carruthers, John Porter,and C. C. Ritchie. Secretary: Mr. B. Brown.

NEWCASTLE-ON-TYNE COLLEGE OF MEDICINE.-Assistant-Surgeons : Mr. L. Armstrong, Mr. A. Bell, Dr. Hume, Mr.J. Hawthorn. Four Scholarships of ..825 a year, in the

University of Durham, tenable for four years by studentspursuing their medical studies in the University or at New-’castle, and not of sufficient standing to proceed to a licencein medicine. A scholarship will be awarded in Octobernext. Two resident clinical clerkships and four resident,dresserships, with board, and four non-resident dresser-ships, are conferred for merit. Dickinson Memorial Scholar-ship, £15, for general proficiency.NEWCASTLE-UPON-TYNE INFIRMARY.-230 beds. Medical

and Surgical Clinical Lectures are delivered, and clinicalinstruction is given in the wards. There is a special wardfor diseases of the eye. Physicians: Dr. Charlton, Dr.Embleton, Dr. Philipson. Surgeons : Dr. Heath, Dr. Gibb,Mr. Russell, Dr. Arnison. Assistant-Surgeons : Mr. L.

Armstrong, Mr. A. Bell, Dr. Hume, Mr. J. Hawthorn. Feesfor hospital practice and clinical lectures : twelve months,seven guineas, six months, five guineas ; three months,four guineas. Perpetual fee, seventeen guineas ; or, if paidby instalments, first year, seven guineas; second year, six

guineas, third year, five guineas. These fees are to be

paid on entering the hospital. Two resident clinical clerks,four resident dressers, and four non-resident dressers arenominated by the Medical Board half-yearly, and, if

approved, are appointed by the House Committee. Theclinical clerks and resident dressers are provided withapartments and board free. These appointments are madewithout any extra fee. ____

NORFOLK AND NORWICH HOSPITAL. -150 beds. One

year’s attendance recognised by examining boards. Fees:For the physicians’ practice, .810 10s., perpetual. For the

surgeons’ practice, including dressership, £20 for one year;£30 for two years; and £40 perpetual. Pupils, resident.and no a-resident. Physicians: Dr. Copeman, Dr. Ea e,Dr. Bateman. Surgeons : Mr. Nichols, Mr. Firth, Mr.

- Cadge. Assistant-Surgeon : Mr. Crosse. Resident MedicalOfficer: Dr. Beverley.

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SHEFFIELD SCHOOL OF MEDICINE.-The Infirmary contains150 beds; a Museum of Pathology, Library, and Post-mortem Theatre, with microscopes, and all the appliances

for clinical research. Perpetual fee for attendance on allthe lectures required by the Royal College of Surgeons andthe Apothecaries’ Hall, £40. Prospectuses and all furtherinformation may be obtained upon application to the Hon.Secretaries.

SHEFFIELD PUBLIC HOSPITAL AND DISPENSARY.-Presentnumber of beds 65, now being increased to 100. Physicians:Drs. J. C. Hall, J. Law, and S. Mitchell. Surgeons: Messrs.Chesman, A. Jackson, and Keeling. Accoucheurs: Drs.Waterhouse and Mason. House-surgeon : Mr. J. R. A. Tay.lor. Assistant House-surgeon : Mr. John Taylor. A phy-sician and surgeon attend every morning at 10 o’clock toprescribe for the out-patients. Operations in the theatre ofthe hospital on Friday at 1 o’clock. Several of the staffreceive pupils. The medical and surgical practice is opento students on terms which may be known on applicationat the hospital.

SCOTTISH HOSPITALS AND MEDICALSCHOOLS.

ROYAL INFIRMARY, EDINBURGH.-NO fees are payable forany medical or surgical appointment. Four resident phy-sicians and four resident surgeons are from time to timeappointed; they live in the house free of charge. Can-didates for these appointments must be registered as quali-fied practitioners. The appointments are for six months.Non-resident clinical clerks are appointed by the physiciansand surgeons. Each surgeon appoints from four to ninedressers for six months. Assistants in the pathological de-partment are appointed by the pathologist.

SURGEONS’ HALL, EDINBURGH.-The courses of lecturesqualify for examination for the diplomas of the Royal Col-lege of Physicians and Surgeons of Edinburgh, London, andDublin; the Faculty of Physicians and Surgeons of Glas-gow ; the Apothecaries’ Societies of London and Dublin;the Army, Navy, and Indian Medical Boards ; and the Poor-law Boards of Scotland, England, and Ireland.The courses also qualify for the Universities of Glasgow,

Aberdeen, St. Andrews, Oxford, and Cambridge, and theQueen’s University in Ireland, during the years in whichresidence is not required.EDINBURGH EYE INFIRMARY, 6,Cambridge-street, Lothian-

road.-Number of beds, 6. Surgeons : Mr. B. Bell and Dr.Joseph Bell. Three months’ attendance fee, .81 Is. In-struction in the use of the ophthalmoscope is given.ROYAL HOSPITAL FOR SICK CHILDREN, EDINBURGH.-

Consulting Physicians: Professor Christison, Drs. CharlesWilson, and Graham Weir. Consulting Surgeon: ProfessorSpence. Ordinary Physicians: Drs. Keiller, GraingerStewart, Stephenson, and Ritchie. Extra Physicians: Drs.Linton and Millar. Surgeon-dentist : Dr. Smith. Fees: to

hospital, three months, £1 Is. ; to dispensary department,three months, £1 Is.

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ANDERSON’s UNIVERSITY, GLASGOW. -Fees: For eachcourse of lectures, first session, £2 2s.; second session, .81 Is.,afterwards free.Anatomy Class Fees: For both courses (lectures and de-

monstrations) first session, £4 4s. ; second session, £4 4s.;perpetual, £8 8s. The dissecting-room is free for two ses-sions for those who attend both courses of Anatomy. Afterthe second year, the fee for admission to the dissecting-room is =81 Is. per session.The fees for all the lectures and hospital practice required

of candidates for a diploma of Physician or Surgeon amountto £40. Students attending the medical classes have the op-portunity of witnessing the practice of the following hos-pitals :-Glasgow Royal Infirmary, Glasgow Dispensary forSkin Diseases, Glasgow Eye Infirmary, Glasgow MaternityHospital and Dispensary for Diseases of Women and Chil-dren, Glasgow Royal Asylum, Glasgow Lock Hospital, Oph-thalmic Institution for Injuries and Diseases of the Eye.GLASGOW ROYAL INFIRMARY.-583 beds. Physicians:

Drs. W. T. Gairdner, Steven, Perry, and M ’Call Anderson.Surgeons: Drs, E. Watson, Dewar, G. H. B. Macleod, andG. Buchanan. Special Fever Physician : Dr. James Mac-laren. Besides the clinical instruction given at the bedside,lectures on the cases are given four times weekly, at 9 A.M.,during the winter and summer sessions. The Pathological