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Lecturers. Days and Hours.Guy’s Hospital......... Dr. Habershon ... Oct. 1st, 2St. George’s Hospital ... Mr. H. C. Johnson ... " 2St. Mary’s Hospital...... Mr. Ure ......... Oct. 3rd, 8Grosvenor-pl. S. of Med... Dr. Cockle ...... " 3

Charing-cross Hospital ... Mr. R. V. Tuson ... Oct. 1st, 3London Hospital ...... Mr. Critchett...... Oct. 3rd, 3King’s College ......... Dr. Miller ...... Oct. 1st, 2University College ............ Oct. 3rd.St. Bartholomew’s College Mr. Holden ...... , 7St. Thomas’s College ... Dr. D. Thomson ... Oct. 1st, 3Middlesex Hospital ...... Mr. Mitchell Henry Oct. 3rd, 8Westminster Hospital ... Dr. R. Reynolds " 8

ADDITIONAL INFORMATIONTo that contained in the Tables (pp. 310-313),

RELATIVE TO THE

MEDICAL SCHOOLS IN THE METROPOLIS,FOR THE SESSION 1859-60.

ST. BARTHOLOMEW’S HOSPITAL AND COLLEGE. —Dresser-ships: Three months, twelve guineas; six months, eighteenguineas; twelve months, twenty-five guineas.Two scholarships, of the value of .=645, for one year, awarded

in May, 1860-one for medicine, surgery, and midwifery; theother for anatomy, physiology, and botany. The Wix Prizefor the best essay on tlie "Connexion between the Studies ofLiterature and Medical Science." The President’s Prize for thebest Report of Surgical Cases. The Treasurer’s Prize for thebest dissection, and the best practical examination on anatomy.The Bentley Prize will be given for the best report of medicalcases. The Hichens Prize for the best examination in BishopButler’s "Analogy of Natural and Revealed Religion." TheFoster Prize for the greatest industry and skill in the dissect-ing-rooms. Mr. Lloyd’s Prize--a Microscope-for the best re-port of cases under his charge. Other prizes of books, instru-ments, &c.

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CHARING-CROSS HOSPITAL AND COLLEGE. - Matriculatedstudents are admitted free to the lectures upon the Diseases ofthe Eye, delivered by Mr. Hancock, at the Royal WestminsterOphthalmic Hospital. Dr. Salter gives, in the summer, a shortcourse of Microscopical Demonstrations, free to matriculatedstudents. Free scholarships, medals, &c., are given. The feefor matriculation is £2 2s., to be paid on entering.

ST. GEORGE’S HOSPITAL. -Pupils who desire to be membersof the Royal College of Surgeons, or licentiates of the Societyof Apothecaries, may qualify themselves for examination onpaying X42 at the commencement of the first year; £ 42 at thecommencement of the second year; and X12 12s. at the com-mencement of the third year. Fee to the apothecary, .61 Is.Every pupil entering to the medical or surgical practice must

hold the office of clinical assistant to one of the physicians orsurgeons for two periods of two months each.

Pupils entering to the surgical practice must hold the officeof dresser for two periods of two months each, and perpetualpupils will have the privilege of holding the office of dresser fortwo periods of four months each, without additional fee. Thedresser of the surgeon of the week boards at the hospital freeof expense. Perpetual pupils are eligible to be assistant house-surgeon for six months, and house-surgeon for twelve months(without additional fee), when properly qualified for the office.The office of obstetric assistant is also conferred without addi-tional fee.

Exhibitions and Prizes.—The William Brown Exhibition,"of X40 per annum, tenable for three years, for ’’ the best generalfitness for the exercise of the medical profession." For firstyear’s students, a prize of twenty guineas at the end of the ses-sion for general medical proficiency. Prizes of twenty guineaseach for the encouragement of clinical study, to surgeons’ andphysicians’ pupils in their second years respectively. Sir B.Brodie’s Clinical Prize in Surgery for the best report of notfewer than twelve surgical cases. The Lewis Powell Clinical

Prize for the best report of not fewer than twelve medical cases.The Thompson Medal for the best clinical report of medicaland surgical cases observed in the hospital during the precedingtwelve months. Sir Chas. Clarke’s Prize for good conduct.’, A Curator of the Pathological Museum is appointed annually,on the recommendation of the Medical School Council, with asalary of X50 per annum.

Two registrars are appointed annually, each with a salary of£ 20 per annum.

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GROSVENOR-PLACE SCIIOOL OF ANATOMY AND MEDICINE.-Gentlemen who have previously entered to lectures at anyother recognised school in the United Kingdom will be admittedto any of the classes they have joined, on payment of half theperpetual fee of those classes.

Dr. Henry will deliver a course on the History of Medicine.

Guv’s HOSPITAL. - Clinical clerks, dressers, ward clerks,dressers’ reporters, obstetric residents, and dressers in the eyewards, are selected according to merit from those students whohave attended a second year. Each dresser (except those inthe eye wards) has the privilege of rooms and commons in thehospital, free of charge, for one month of his course. The ob.stetric residents have the like privilege for two months each-one month as junior, another as senior. A resident house-

surgeon is appointed every six months from those students whohave obtained the College diploma.

Voluntary examinations will be held at four periods of thestudent’s course as follows :-First : At entrance, on Monday,Oct. 17th. It will comprise elementary classics, ancient andmodern history, and mathematics. The candidate who shalldistinguish himself the most will receive £ 25; the second can-didate, .620; and the third, £15.—Second: At the end of July,in the first year, on all the subjects of the first year’s course ofstudy; one sum of £30, and another of .625, will be given, ac-cording to proficiency.-Third: At the end of July in thesecond year, on the subjects which form the course of study upto that time; £ 35 and £30.—Fourth: At the end of July ofthe third year, on all the subjects of the curriculum; X40 and£ 35.Two gold medals will be given annually by the treasurer to

students at the end of their third year; one for clinical medi-cine and the other for clinical surgery.

Single courses of lectures will be attended on the followingterms :-Anatomy, physiology, demonstrations and dissections,medicine, surgery, chemistry, midwifery, on the payment offive guineas for each course of lectures. Materia medica, me-dical jurisprudence, botany, practical chemistry, comparativeanatomy, manipulative and operative surgery, on the paymentof four guineas for each course. Fee for attendance on eitherthe medical or surgical practice of the hospital—three months,£ 10 10s. ; six months, £ 15 15s. ; twelve months, or perpetual,X26 5s.

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KING’S COLLEGE.-The physician’s assistant, the physician-accoucheur’s assistant, the clinical clerks, and the house-sur-geon and dressers, are selected by examination from amongsbthose matriculated students of the College who are pupils ofthe hospital. No fee is paid for any of these appointments.The fees for matriculation amount to X4 15s. 6d., and must

be paid on entrance. Registration fee at hospital, 10s. 6d.Scholarships. - Warneford Scholarships : Two of X25 per

annum, for three years. One of X25 per annum for two years.College Scholarships: 1, one of £ 40 per annum, for two years;2, one of £ 30, for one year; 3, three of .620, for one year.The Daniell Scholarship, of the annual value of o620. TwoMedical Clinical Prizes, one of X3 for the winter session, andthe other of .62 for the summer session ; and two Surgical Cliiai-cal Prizes, of the same value. Two Medical Clinical Prizes, ofthe value of XS and £ 4, given by Dr. Todd at the end of eachwinter session. A prize of £3 in each class, summer andwinter. _

LoxDON HOSPITAL.-One medical pupil and two surgicalpupils remain in the hospital, in rotation, day and night, for aweek, and are provided with commons.Fee for twelve months’ additional dressership, during attend-

ance on surgical practice, -P5 5s. An assistant-dentist is electedfor three months. A resident accoucheur for six months, andtwo hotise-surgeons for three months (subject to reappointment)are elected without any additional fee. Two gold medals areannually awarded to students who have most distinguishedthemselves in the performance of their duties at the hospital.