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Principles, Practice, and Operations of Surgery: Mr. Coveney,Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, at four P.M. One course,.644s.

Chemistry: Mr. F. Crace-Calvert, daily, (except Saturday,) atsix. One course, X4 4s.

Hospital Practice: daily, from half-past nine to twelve.Clinical Medicine and Surgery, at the Royal Infirmary, by the

Physicians and Surgeons.SUMMER SESSION.

Materia Medica, Medical Botany, and Therapeutics: Dr. Ains.worth. One course, X4 4s.

Principles and Practice of Midwifery, and the Diseases of ilWomen and Children: Mr. Heath. One course, X4 4s.

Forensic Medicine: Mr. Greaves. One course, X3 3s. ’,Botany: Mr. Just and Mr. Grindon. One course, X3 3s.Anatomy, Physiology, and Pathology of the Eye: Mr. Hunt.One course, ot1 Is.

Practical Chemistry: Mr. F. Crace-Calvert. One course, ot1 Is.General Pathology and Morbid Anatomy : Dr. Renaud. One

course, .61 Is.

Perpetual fee to the whole of the lectures required to qualify I

for examination at the London University, the Royal College ofSurgeons, and the Apothecaries’ Company, .642.The winter session commences on the 1st of October, and

terminates at the end of March. The summer session begins onthe 1st of May, and terminates at the end of July.SCHOLARSHIPS.-Three Scholarships will be open for compe-

tition to the students of the school, at the conclusion of thesummer session, 1853, of the value respectively of .60, tenablefor two years; .615, tenable for one year; .E10, tenable for oneyear.

Introductory address, by Mr. Hunt, on October lst, at twelveo’clock.

CHATHAM-STREET SCHOOL OF MEDICINE,MANCHESTER.WINTER SESSION.

Anatomy, Descriptive, and Surgical, and Demonstrations: Mr. J.S. Fletcher, and Mr. J. O. Fletcher. Sessional course, ae4 4s.;perpetual, X6 6s.

Anatomy, Practical, and Superintendence of Dissections: Mr.Murphy. (Fee with the foregoing.)

Anatomy, General, and Physiology: Mr. Dumville. Sessionalcourse, ae4 4s.; perpetual, ae6 6 6s.

Principles and Practice of Medicine: Dr. T. H. Watts. Sessionalcourse, X4 4s. ; perpetual, ae6 6s.

Principles and Practice of Surgery: Mr. Southam. Sessionalcourse, ae4 4s.; perpetual, ae6 6s.

Chemistry: Mr. Stone. Sessional course, X5 5s.; perpetual,7 7s.

Clinical Medicine: Dr. M. A. Eason Wilkinson.

SUMMER SESSION.

Materica Medica and Therapeutics: Mr. Somers. Sessionalcourse, ae3 3s.; perpetual, X5 5s.

Midwifery, and Diseases of Females and Children: Dr. White-head. Sessional course, ae3 3s.; perpetual z5 5s.

Diseases of Infancy and Childhood: Dr. S. Merei.Forensic Medicine and Hygiene: Dr. Aikenhead. Sessional

course, ae3 3s.Practical Chemistry: Mr. Stone. Sessional course, ae2 2s.

Pathology: Dr. Watts.Diseases of the Eye: Mr. Armstrong Todd.Botany: Dr. W. Jepson. Sessional course, X3 3s.

Composition fee for perpetual admission to all the lectures,forty guineas.

Hospital practice at the Royal Infirmary, where Clinical Lec-tures on Medicine and Surgery are regularly delivered.Examinations of the classes will be held regularly by the lec-

turers ; and Scholarships, Prizes, and Certificates of Honourgiven to meritorious students at the end of the session.

CLINICAL PRIZE OF TWENTY GuiNEAS.—The lecturers havehad placed at their disposal, by a friend of the school, TwentyGuineas, to be awarded to the student who shall distinguishhimself by reports and observations on not fewer than twentymedical and surgical cases which may occur in the hospital.

Introductory lecture, bv Mr. Dumville, on October 1, ateleven A.31. -

NEWCASTLE-UPON-TYNE COLLEGE OF MEDICINEAND PRACTICAL SCIENCE.

I SESSION 1852-53, COMMENCING OCT. 1.

The lectures will be delivered in accordance with the regula-tions of the University of London, the Royal College of Surgeonsof England, the Society of Apothecaries, and the PharmaceuticalSociety of Great Britain.Anatomy, General, Microscopic, and Descriptive: Mr. Fife and

Mr. Newton.Physiology: Dr. George Robinson, daily, at eight A.M. Fee,

oE4 4s., (including Anatomy.)Surgical Anatomy and Demonstrations: Mr. T. A. Furness, Mr.

J. B. Fife, and Mr. McNay, daily, (except Saturday,) at three.Fee, X3 3s.

Principles and Practice of Physic: Dr. R. M. Glover and Dr.George Robinson, daily, (except Saturday,) at five. Fee,.E3 3s.

Principles and Practice of Surgery: Sir John Fife, Mr. H. G.Potter, and Mr. W. H. Fife, Monday, Wednesday, and Friday,at eight P.M. Fee, òB3 3s. These lectures will be illustratedby cases in the Newcastle Infirmary.

Principles of Chemistry : Mr. W. H. Dixon, Monday, Tuesday,Wednesday, and Thursday, at seven P.M. Fee, X4 4s.

THE SUMMER SESSION, COMMENCING MAY 1, 1853.

Midwifery, and the Diseases of Women and Children : Dr. Wm.Dawson, daily, at eight A.M. Fee, X3 3s.

Botany and Vegetable Physiology : Mr. H. W. Watson and Mr.G. Gibson, Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday, atnine A.M. Fee, X3 3s.

Medical Jurisprudence : Dr. J. B. Bramwell, Monday, Tuesday,Thursday, and Friday, at four. Fee, X3 3s. The toxicologicaldepartment of the course will be given by Dr. Glover.

Materia Medica and Therapeutics: Dr. Charles Cogswell, daily,(except Saturday,) at three. Fee, oE3 3s.

A series of Lectures on Pharmaceutic Chemistry, by Mr. DavidZenner, will be delivered on each Wednesday afternoon duringthe summer session, and will form part of the course onMateria Medica. To suit the convenience of gentlemenwishing to prepare for the examination of the PharmaceuticalSociety, these lectures may be attended independently of thefull course on Materia Medica, on payment of a fee of oneguinea.

Practical Chemistry : Mr. W. H. Dixon.Operative Surgery: Mr. T. A. Furness, Mr. J. B. Fife, and Mr.

S. W. Rayne, Wednesdays, at four. Fee, oE1 1s.Morbid Anatomy : Mr. J. Nicholson. Fee, oBI 1 1 s.

In addition to the above regular courses, special lectures willbe delivered on-Clinical Ophthalmic Surgery, by Sir John Fife and Mr. J. B.

Fife. Illustrated by cases at the Newcastle Eye Infirmary.Tuesdays, at one.

Clinical Lectures on Mental Diseases, by Dr. Geo. Robinson,Saturdays, at one.HOSPITAL PRACTICE.-The Newcastle Infirmary, which is

now being enlarged, will shortly contain 220 beds. Clinicallectures are regularly delivered. According to the last AnnualReport, 1468 in-patients were admitted into this institution.MEDICAL AND SURGICAL PRACTICE.-Twelve months, £7 7s.;

perpetual, £ 17 17s.Perpetual ticket to all the lectures qualifying for the diploma

of the College of Surgeons and the licence of the Apothecaries’Company (exclusive of Practical Chemistry), £ 42.The inaugural address will be delivered by Dr. Dawson, on

Friday, October 1st, 1852, at eight P.M.

NEWCASTLE-UPON-TYNE COLLEGE OF MEDICINEIN CONNEXION WITH THE UNIVERSITY OF DURHAM.

WINTER SESSION, COMMENCING OCT. 1.

Anatomy and Physiology: Dr. Embleton and Mr. C. J. Gibb,daily, at eight A.M. The course, £4 4s.

Anatomy, Surgical and Demonstrative: Mr. J. S. Pearse, daily,(except Saturday,) at four. The course, £3 3s. Superin-tendence in the dissecting-room by the lecturers and de-monstrator.

Principles and Practice of Physic : Dr. Charlton, daily, (exceptSaturday,) at five. The course, £3 3s.

Principles and Practice of Surgery: Mr. H. Heath and Mr. G. Y.Heath, Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, at seven. Thecourse, £3 3s.

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Principles of Chemistry: Dr. Richardson, Monday, Tuesday,Wednesday, and Thursday, at six. The course, £4 4s.

A Course of Lectures on Mental Diseases, by Dr. D. Mackintosh.

SUMMER SESSION, COMMENCING MAY 1, 1853.

Botany and Vegetable Physiology: Mr. Thornhill and Mr.

Oliver, Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday, at

nine A.M. The course, £3 3s.

Medical Jurisprudence: Mr. W. Robinson and Mr. W. Chater,Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday, at four. The course,.E3 3s. ’

Materia Medica and Therapeutics: Dr. T. Humble, daily, (exceptSaturday,) at three. The course, £3 3s.

Midwifery, and the Diseases of Women and Children : Mr.Frost and Dr. Gibson, daily, at eight A.M. The course,£ 3 3s.

Operative Surgery, &c.: Mr. G. Y. Heath.Practical Chemistry: Dr. T. Richardson.Pathological Anatomy : Dr. Fenwick and Mr. C. J. Gibb,Wednesday, at four.

Perpetual ticket to all the lectures qualifying for the diplomaof the College of Surgeons and licence of the Apothecaries’Company, £42.

NEWCASTLE-UPON-TYNE INFIRMARY.

The Newcastle Infirmary contains 178 beds, where clinicallectures are regularly delivered.Medical and surgical practice, twelve months, £7 7 7s. ; per-

petual, X17 17s.

BRISTOL MEDICAL SCHOOL.

WINTER SESSION, COMMENCING OCTOBER I, 1852.

Surgery: Mr. Clark and Mr. Prichard, Monday, Wednesday,and Friday, at a quarter after eight A.M. Sessional course,X4 4s.; unlimited, £6 6s.

Theory and Practice of Physic: Dr. Budd and Dr. Stanton,Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and Friday, at a quarter after

. nine A.M. Sessional course, £4 4s.; unlimited, £6 6s.

Chemistry: Mr. Herapath, last four days of the week, at a quarterafter nine A.M. Sessional course, £5 5s.; unlimited, £8 8s.

General Anatomy and Physiology: Dr. F. Brittan, daily, at aquarter after ten. Sessional course, £5 5s. unlimited, £9 9s.

Descriptive and Surgical Anatomy: Mr. Prichard and Mr.Neild, daily, at three. Sessional course, £5 5s.; unlimited,£9 9s.

SUMMER SESSION, COMMENCING MAY I, 1853.

Botany and Vegetable Physiology: Mr. Rootsey and Dr.Brittan, daily, at six P.m. Sessional course, £3 3s.; unlimited,sE55s.

Materia Medica and Therapeutics: Dr. Stanton, daily, at

eight A.M. Sessional course, £4 4s.; unlimited, £6 6s.

Midwifery: Dr. J. G. Swayne, daily, at nine. Sessional course,S4 4s.; perpetual, £6 6s.

Forensic Medicine: Dr. Kay, and Chemical Toxicology, Mr.Herapath, daily, at ten. Sessional course, £3 3s.; unlimited,X5 5s.

Practical Chemistry: Mr. Herapath. Sessional course, X3 3s.

Fee for the perpetual attendance on all the above courses,excepting practical chemistry, forty-five guineas.The dissecting-rooms are under the superintendence of Mr.

Prichard, Dr. J. G. Swayne, Dr. Brittan, and Mr. Neild.At the conclusion of the session, prizes for the students of the

several years will be distributed in accordance with the regula-tions of the school.

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BRISTOL ROYAL INFIRMARY.MEDICAL AND SURGICAL HOSPITAL PRACTICE.

Physicians-Dr. Wallis, Dr. Lyon, Dr. Bernard, Dr.Wm. Budd.Surgeons-Mr. Harrison, Mr. Morgan, Mr. Clark, Mr. Green,Mr. Prichard.

Honorary and Consulting Surgeon-Mr. N. Smith.House-Surgeon-Mr. H, A. Hore.Assistant House-Surgeon-Mr. N. Crisp.

This hospital contains 240 beds. In 1851, 2300 in-patientswere admitted, and about 16,000 patients relieved.The physicians and surgeons are in daily attendance, from

half-past eleven A M. till two P.M.Clinical lectures are delivered weekly by the surgeons, and

occasionally, upon cases of interest, by the physicians. Surgicalcasualties are attended to, in the accident ward, at all hours, bythe resident dresser, under the immediate superintendence of thehouse-surgeon. By payment of a small fee, students may beinstructed in practical pharmacy, in the laboratory and dispensary.Medical and surgical pupils may become, when qualified, clinicalclerks, in their respective departments. Pupils have access tothe library by payment of .61.

HOSPITAL ATTENDANCE FEES.

Surgeon’s pupil (non-assistant), first year, X- 20 ; second year,.612 10s.; third year, ;S7 7 lOs.; for three years, at one payment,.635.

Surgeon’s pupil (dresser), first year, .635; second year, £30;third year, .625 ; for three years, at one payment, .680.

Physician’s pupil, for six months, £8 ; one year, £15 ; eighteenmonths, £20; and for unlimited attendance, £30.Each dresser resides in the infirmary for a week, in rotation,

to attend upon the casualties.SUPLE SCHOLARSHlPS.- Two scholarships founded by the late

R. Suple, Esq., of Clifton, each of the value of 1:,20, will beawarded annually to the two most approved students attendingthe medical and surgical practice.

ST. PETER’S HOSPITAL.

This hospital contains 228 beds, and, upon an average, 922 in-’ patients and 2230 out-patients are annually admitted. It has

wards specially devoted to lying-in patients, and an asylum for-

pauper lunatics. The medical officers are in attendance daily,from twelve to two r.bz. Opportunity for studying practicalpharmacy may be had, upon the payment of a small fee.Physician’s pupil’s fee, X15 per annum.

Pupils are also admitted at the Bristol General Hospital, andat the Bristol Dispensary. The medical practice of the General

, Hospital is received by the Apothecaries’ Company on the same, terms as that of a dispensary. Fee for attendance on the

physicians’ practice for eighteen months, £15.

SHEFFIELD GENERAL INFIRMARY.

Physicians-Dr. Thompson, Dr. Branson, Dr. De Bartolome.Surgeons-Mr. Overend, Mr. Henry Jackson, and Mr. Samuel

Gregory.Ho2cse-Surgeon-Mr. Law.Fee for medical practice, one year, £10 10s.; perpetual,

X15 15s.Fee for surgical practice, one year, £10 10s. perpetual, £21.

Upwards of four thousand patients are annually attended atthis hospital.

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SHEFFIELD MEDICAL INSTITUTION.WINTER SESSION, COMMENCING OCTOBER 1, 1852.

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General Anatomy and Physiology: Mr. S. Gregory, Mr. Skinner,and Mr. Allanson, daily, at twelve. One course, E4 4s.

, Practical Anatomy and Demonstrations: Mr. Barber, Dr. E.,

Jackson, and Mr. Atkin, daily, at four P.M. One course,=e2 2s.

Chemistry: Mr. Haywood, daily, at one P.M. One course,, £6 6s.

Medicine : Dr. Hall, daily, at five P.M. One course, .E4 4s.Clinical Medicine : Dr. Bartolome, on Wednesday, at seven P.M.Surgery : Mr. W. Jackson, and Mr. Hunter, four days in theweek, at seven P.M. One course, £3 3s.

Clinical Surgery : Mr. H. Jackson, (at the Infirmary.)SUMMER SESSION, COMMENCING MAY 1, 1853.

Midwifery and Diseases of Women and Children: Mr. Parker,

daily. One course, £3 3s.Materia Medica and Therapeutics : Mr. Law, daily. One course,

.64 4s.I Medical Jurisprudence: Mr. Barber, daily. One course, X3 3 3s.Botany : Mr. W. Jackson and Mr. Atkin, daily. One course,

.E3 3s.Practical Chemistry: Mr. Haywood.The fees for all the lectures required by the London University,

the College of. Surgeons, and the Society of Apothecaries, willnot exceed £42. This, however, is exclusive of the fee forPractical Chemistry, which must be subject to special arrange-ment with the lecturer.