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Anatomy, Descriptive and Practical: Dr. Pettigrew and Mr.Blenkins, daily, at half-past two. Complete course, ae6 6s.;unlimited, 68 8s.

Chemistry: Mr. Rodgers, Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday,at nine. Complete course, .65 5s.; unlimited, J66 6s.

Materia Medica, &c.: Dr. Lankester, Monday, Wednesday, andFriday, at nine. Complete course, ae5 5s.; unlimited, S6 68.

Medicine: Dr. Goolden and Dr. Theophilus Thompson, Mon-day, Wednesday, and Friday, at a quarter to five. Completecourse, L3 3s.; unlimited, X5 5s.

Midwifery, &c.: Mr. Bloxam, Tuesday, Thursday, and Satur-day, at a quarter to four. Complete course, ae3 3s.; un-limited, L5 5s.

Surgery: Mr. Lane and Mr. Pilcher, Monday, Wednesday,and Friday, at a quarter to five. Complete course, X5 5s.;unlimited, ae6 6s.

Medical Jurisprudence: Mr. Ancell and Mr. Warder, daily,at nine, in the summer. Complete course, .62 28.; unlimited,.63 3s.

Botany: Dr. Lankester, daily, at ten, in the summer. Com-plete course, X2 2s.; unlimited, ae3 3s.

Practical Chemistry: Mr. Rodgers, in the summer.The dissecting-room is open during day-light, and attended

by the lecturers on anatomy and anatomical tutors, from tento half-past three o’clock.Extra-demonstrations on Tuesday and Friday from half-past I

twelve to one.General fee to the whole of the courses, .E42, of which half

may be paid on entrance, and half on commencing the seconddivision of the course in January.

MARYLEBONE INFIRMARY.

NEW-ROAD, ST. MARYLEBONE, (NEAR ST. MARYLEBONE NEW CHURCH.)The medical practice at this infirmary is fully recognised

by the colleges of physicians and surgeons, the three medicalboards, the universities of London and Edinburgh, and theApothecaries’ court of examiners.Physicians-Dr. Clendinning and Dr. Mayo.Physician-Accoucheur-Dr. Robert Lee.<SM?-eoM&mdash;Mr. Stafford.Principal Resident Medical Officer-Dr. Finch.Assistant-Surgeon8-Mr. Allen and Mr. Woolfryes.The number of beds is 330; of in-patients, from 2500 to 3000

yearly; and of out-patients, about 220 daily. Autopsies, from300 to 350 annually.

HOSPITAL FOR CONSUMPTION AND DISEASESOF THE CHEST,

FULHAM-ROAD, CHELSEA.

Consulting-Physaeians-Dr. J. Forbes and Dr. Williams.Physicians-Dr. Hamilton Roe and Dr. Walshe.Visiting Physician-Dr. Theophilus Thompson.Pupils admitted to the practice of the hospital on terms

which may be known on application.

ROYAL WESTMINSTER OPHTHALMIC HOSPITAL,KING WILLIAM-STREET, STRAND.

MfoM&mdash;Mr. Guthrie.As8istant-Surgeon-Mr. Charles G. Guthrie.Lecturer on the Anatomy and Pathology of the Eye-

Mr. Hancock.

In 1845, 221 in-patients and 3966 out-patients were treatedat this Institution.

ROYAL COLLEGE OF CHEMISTRY,HANOVER-SQUARE.

The practical course of scientific instruction is under thedirection of Dr. A. W. Hofmann, formerly assistant to Pro-fessor Liebig, assisted by Dr. John B. Blyth.The winter session begins in October, and ends on the last

day of February.The summer session begins 1st March, and ends on the 31st

of July. There will be a vacation, in the autumn, of two imonths-August and September. IThe fee for students working every day during the session I

is X12 10s.; four days in the week, .S10, three days, ;E8; twodays, ;E6; one day, .64.The hours are from nine till five, with an interval for re-

freshment.The method of instruction is similar to that in use at Gies-

sen. A working-place is appropriated to each student, whoprovides himself with the smaller apparatus, the cost of whichis about 1:2: a, list may be obtained, and a specimen set seenat the laboratory. The larger implements, tests, gas, fuel, andother materials, are supplied by the college.The professor and assistant are present during the whole

day.

’ FARRINGDON GENERAL DISPENSARY AND LYING-IN CHARITY,Bartlett’s-buildings, Holborn.&mdash;.P/M/sMMMs &mdash; Dr. Lankester,Dr. Camps, and Dr. Manson. Surgeons-Mr. Chippendaleand Mr. W. A. Hillman. Surgeon-Accoucheur-Mr. ProtheroeSmith. Resident Apothecary-Mr. Benjamin T. Lowne. Themedical officers attend at twelve o’clock daily.

WESTERN DISPENSARY, Charles-street, Westminster.&mdash;Attend.-ing Physicians-Dr. Woodfall, Dr. Harris, and Dr. Coley.Consulting Aecoucheur-Dr. Frederic Bird. Burgeon- Mr.Barnard W. Holt.ROYAL ORTHOPEDIC HOSPITAL, Bloomsbury-square.&mdash;<S’MeoM

- Mr. Tamplin. Assistant-Surgeons-Mr. Lonsdale and Mr.Chance.The prospectus states, that this hospital now contains

eighteen beds, and that the average daily attendance of out-patients is now about 100; the new cases presented weekly,from twenty to forty; and the number relieved since theopening amounts to upwards of 4000.Medical practitioners and students may avail themselves of

the opportunities of acquiring the information afforded by thishospital, where lectures are regularly given, and where a roomis appropriated for the reception of casts and models.PHARMACEUTICAL SOCIETY OF GREAT BRITAIN. - Winter

Courses.-Materia Medica : Dr. J. Pereira, from Tuesday,Oct. 6th, every succeeding Saturday and Tuesday until theend of March. Inorganic Chemistry: Mr. G. Fownes, fromWednesday, Oct. 7th, every succeeding Friday and Wednes-day until the end of March. Pharmacy: Mr. T. Redwood,from Thursday, Oct. 8th, every succeeding Monday and Thurs-day until the end of March.Summer Courses.-Organic Chemistry: Mr. Fownes, during

the months of May, June, and July. Botany: Dr. A. T. Thom-son, during the months of May, June, and July. The studentsin this course have admission to the gardens of the RoyalBotanic Society, in the Regent’s Park.

Practical instruction in Pharmaceutical Chemistry, underMr. Redwood, from the lst of October to the end of July,without intermission, and pupils may enter at any periodduring the season. Fees.-For five months, 1:15 15s:; fourmonths, .613 13s. ; three months, S10 10s. ; two months, S7 7s.;one month, z4 4s.; including the use of apparatus and thematerials employed.

Pupils who have studied in the laboratory for two seasonswill be eligible to be elected as junior assistants to the Pro-fessor for one or two years, receiving an amount of remunera-tion equivalent to the fees they have previously paid. Therewill also be a qualified assistant, engaged from among thepupils, at a higher rate of remuneration.THE ROYAL INSTITUTION, ALBEMARLE-STREET.-Lectures and

demonstrations on chemistry are delivered here by Mr. Brande,F.R.S., every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, from Octoberto May, at nine o’clock in the morning. Fee for one sessionis .66 6s.; or unlimited, X8 8s. To subscribers to the RoyalInstitution, ;E4 4s. the session; or unlimited, X6 6s.ROYAL POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTION, 309, Regent-street.-The

course of Chemical Lectures in this institution, will bedelivered every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, at twelveo’clock, noon. Terms-Single course three guineas; doublecourse, five guineas. Laboratory practice for any period,not less than three months, at the rate of fifty guineasper annum. An evening class is established for the con-venience of those who are unable to attend during theday, commencing at seven o’clock P.M., on Tuesdays, Thurs-days, and Fridays. The course is divided into four parts, re-spectively treating of the imponderable bodies, inorganicbodies, organic chemistry, and toxicology. The chemicallaboratory of this institution is open throughout the year forinstruction in practical and analytical chemistry. The feeis ae3 per quarter. Classes for students in Natural and

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Mechanical Philosophy. Fee, for a term of three months,two guineas.SCHOOL OF OBSTETRIC MEDICINE, 17, Russell-place, Fitzroy-

square.-Dr. J. HALL DAVIS, Physician to the Royal MaternityCharity, will deliver his usual course for the winter session, onthe Principles and Practice of Midwifery, and the Diseases ofWomen and Chiluren.

This course is illustrated by a good museum of preparations,and by an excellent obstetric apparatus, upon which, on daysset apart, the operations of midwifery are demonstrated by thelecturer, and practised by the student himself.

In accordance with the regulations of the examining boards,ample opportunities in practical midwifery, and under thedirect superintendence of Dr. Davis, are afforded, at the ap-pointed period of the student’s attendance, with the advantageof his teacher’s advice, and assistance at the bedside, in allcases of doubt, difficulty, or danger. Difficulties or peculiaritiespresenting from time to time in the practice of the school will,as heretofore, be made the subjects of clinical instruction.Days and hour of lecture&mdash;Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays,at six P.M. Fees : Winter session, three guineas ; perpetualfive guineas.

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Application may be made, at the above address, any morningbefore half-past twelve, or after six P.M. The IntroductoryLecture will be delivered on Monday, October 5th, at sixo’clock P.M.

INSTITUTION FOR DISEASES OF THE EAR, 32, Sackville-street.The practice at this institution is open to medical men, inactual practice, on presenting their cards, and to students, onterms which may be ascertained of Mr. Yearsley, at his resi-dence, 15, Saville-row, Burlington-gardens. Mr. Yearsley’sDemonstrations of the Surgery of the Throat, Palate, Nose,and Ear, with clinical remarks, will be continued (at his resi-dence) every alternate Wednesday, at two o’clock in theafternoon, throughout the medical session.WEST OF LONDON INSTITUTE FOR DISEASES OF THE EYE, Ful-

ham-road, Brompton.&mdash;Consulting Physician-Dr. J. A. Wil-son. Consulting Surgeon-Mr. Hale Thomson. Surgeons-Mr. D. 0. Edwards, Mr. A. B. Barnes, and Mr. W. V. Petti-grew.

According to the prospectus, during the year endingJan. 31st, 637 patients were treated at this establishment.ROYAL DISPENSARY Fer DISEASES OF THE EAR, Dean-street,

Soho.-Mr. Curtis will commence his autumnal course of lec-tures on the Anatomy, Physiology, and Pathology of the Ear,on Thursday, October lst, at eight P.M.A clinical lecture to be given occasionally on the more im-

portant cases occurring at the dispensary.UNIVERSITY OF GLASGOW. PRACTICAL CHEMISTRY. &mdash;&mdash; The

laboratory, under the constant superintendence of Dr. R. D.Thomson, will open in November for the winter session.Students will have an opportunity of gaining an acquaintancewith the processes of analyses in general, and assaying of ores,and particularly of pharmaceutical processes and organicmedical chemistry; and will also have free access to the ex-tensive chemical museum, and to the chemical periodicals.Fee for winter session, X6 6s.; summer session, ae3 3s.

PRIVATE TEACHERS.

Mr. E. E. BARRON gives tuition for medical and surgical ex-aminations, at 16, St. Thomas’s-street East, Borough.

Dr. STEGGALL assists gentlemen in their studies, at his resi-dence, 2, Southampton-street, Bloomsbury-square, prepara-tory to the examination at the various medical boards.Mr. LEACH continues to give instruction in the medical

classics, &c., at No. 34, Gloucester-street, Queen-square,Bloomsbury.

UNIVERSITY OF GLASGOW.FOUNDED 1450.

REGULATIONs regarding degrees in medicine and surgery, Ito candidates entering the university in, or subsequent to, I1839-40:&Lstrok; ,

MEDICINE.

Every candidate for a medical degree must lodge with theclerk of senate-

I. A certificate of moral character, bv two respectablepersons, with evidence of having attained the age of twenty-one.

II. Evidence of having attended, for four years, an uni-versity in which medicine is regularly taught, or medical lec-tures delivered, in London or Dublin; and at least one year ofthe four must be spent at the University of Glasgow. In eachyear he must have attended at least two courses of lectures ofsix months’ duration; but if he shall spend one year only atthe University of Glasgow, then he must attend three coursesof lectures delivered there, two of them at least being of sixmonths’ duration.

III. Certificates of having attended one or more courses oflectures on the following subjects; each course, except forensicmedicine and botany, being of six months’ duration; if of lessextent, then two courses shall be deemed equivalent to one ofsix months :-Anatomy and physiology, chemistry, the theoryor institutes of medicine, practice of medicine, materia medicaand pharmacy, midwifery surgery, forensic medicine, andbotany,* anatomical dissections, and two years’ practice of ageneral hospital containing eighty beds, and in which thestudent must spend at least one-half of his period attending inthe physicians’ wards.

Neither hospital attendance nor anatomical dissections shallbe considered as equivalent to a course of lectures.

IV. Each candidate must lodge with the clerk of senate,with the above certificates, a schedule of his course of study,properly filled up; together with an English essay on somemedical subject chosen by himself, two months before thetime of graduation; that is, on or before the lst of March,or the 10th of June, yearly, otherwise he cannot be admittedfor examination till the following term. All tickets ofattendance lodged by candidates must be certified, not ex-cepting those of the current session; but the certified botanicaltickets of the current session shall not be received until the1st of April.V. No student entered in any medical class later than the

1st of December, without special permission of the senate.And it is strictly required of every candidate for graduation,that he produce evidence of his name having been enrolled inthe library book, on or before that day, as well as an expresscertificate of his regular attendance, by each professor onwhose lectures he attends. In order further to insure attend-ance, all students must inscribe their names, once a fortnight,in a register kept for the purpose, stating the lectures &c.which they attend.VI. Every candidate shall prove that he has a competent

knowledge of Latin, and shall undergo full examinations on allthe subjects included in the curriculum.

. SURGERY.

I. The regulations respecting certificates of age and moralcharacter are the same as those under the head of degrees inmedicine.

I II. Candidates for the degree of master of surgery shallproduce evidence that they have attended medical lectures inone or other of the universities or schools already specified,for four years, during which they must have attended one ormore courses on the following subjects; the extent of eachcourse, with the exception of forensic medicine, being sixmonths; or the equivalent two courses of a shorter duration.The candidate must have attended not less than three coursesof medical lectures in the University of Glasgow. In eachyear of his study he shall have attended at least two or morecourses of lectures, of six months’ duration, on anatomy,surgery, chemistry, theory or institutes of medicine, practiceof medicine, midwifery, materia medica and pharmacy, forensicmedicine, anatomical dissections, and two years’ practice of ageneral hospital, in which the student must attend one-half ofthe prescribed period in the surgical wards, and the other halfin the medical.

III. The regulations as to lodging certificates of attendance,with an essay, in English, and as to the candidate’s knowledgeof Latin, are the same as under the head of medical degrees,only the essay is to be on a surgical subject.The days of graduation are the last Wednesday of April, and

the first Wednesday of August.

N.B.-Candidates for degrees, who attended classes in the

University of Glasgow previously to 1839-40, admitted to exa-* No course of botany attended previously to 1839-40 is received, unless

it shall have been delivered m an university.