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HOSPITAL Tickets.-Perpetual, in One Payment, 10; Annual, £5, 5s. ; Half-yearly, £3, 35.; Quarterly, I, IIS. 6d. Separate Payments for Two Years entitle the Student to a Perpetual Ticket. APPOINTMENTS. No Fees are payable for any Medical or Surgical Appointment in this Hospital. The Subordinate Appointments are made by the Physicians and Surgeons, or, on their recommendation, by the Managers; and they are open to all Students and Junior Practitioners holding the Hospital Ticket during the period over which the appointment extends. These appointments are as follows: 1. FOUR RESIDENT PHYSICIANS and FOUR RESIDENT SURGEONS are from time to time appointed by the Managers, on the recommendation of the Physicians and Surgeons. The holder of these offices, live in the House free of charge. Candidates must be legally qualified to practise. The appointment is for six months, but may be renewed at the end of that period by special recommendation. 2. NON-RESIDENT CLINICAL CLERKS are appointed by the Physicians and Surgeons, for such periods and under such conditions as they deem expedient. 3. DRESSERSHIPS. Each Surgeon appoints from Four to Nine Dressers, the appointment being for Six Months. 4. ASSISTANTS in the PATHOLOGICAL DEPARTMENT are appointed by the Pathologist. By Order of the Managers, PETER BELL, Clerk to the Incorporation. St Andrews College Hall, To be RE-OPENED in the large Premises newly erected, on the This Hall, established for the reception of Students attending the University of St Andrews, affords domestic comfort and superintendence, with moral and religious influence, and the best possible aids to study. The internal arrangements and Tuition are under the direction of the Warden, with such assistance as may be requiredf Every Student must be in attendance on one or more classes of the University, the fees for which do not exceed £3, 3s. for any one class. Applications for admission must be made through the Treasurer. St Andrews, May 18, 1868. W. F. IRELAND, Treasurer. DR HANDYSIDE'S Course at the Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh— Qualifying for all the Universities and Public Boards-is as follows:PRACTICAL ANATOMY (on 1st October) from 9 A.M. to 4 P.M., including Instruction throughout the day by Dr Handyside, assisted by Dr Sinclair, Surgeon, two Sub-Demonstrators, and three Annual Prosectors. LECTURES. (Systematic Anatomy) on 3d November at 1 o'clock-including (1) the practice and application of the Microscope in recognising the Structure and Stages of Development of the several Tissues of the Human Body; (2) Tutorial Classes for Elementary instruction; (3) Weekly (oral) and Monthly (written) Competitive Examinations. DEMONSTRATIONS AND WEEKLY PRACTICAL EXAMINATIONS.-(Regional Anatomy) on 3d November at 4 o'clock-when the various Structures and Organs of the Body in their relative position to each other are displayed; they are next viewed in their practical relations to Surgery and Medicine; after which Weekly (oral) Competitive Examinations upon these dissected parts are held within the Theatre by Dr Handyside. Dr H.'s SUMMER COURSE embraces Elementary Anatomy, Microscopic Anatomy, Practical Anatomy, Anatomical Demonstrations, and Weekly (oral) Practical Examinations upon the dissected parts. Educational Advertisements. Medical Jurisprudence. DR LITTLEJOHN, F.R.C.S., XV Will commence his WINTER COURSE OF LECTURES, at SURGEON'S HALL, on MONDAY, November 2, at Two o'clock. These Lectures qualify for Admission to the Faculty of Advocates, for the Royal Colleges of Surgeons and Physicians, and for University Graduation. EDINBURGH, May 1868. Physiology of the Institutes of Medicine. DR SANDERS, F.R.C.P., Will Resume his LECTURES on PHYSIOLOGY, or the INSTITUTES of MEDICINE, at SURGEONS' HALL, on TUESDAY, November 3d, at Eleven o'clock A. M. This Course qualifies for the Royal Colleges of Physicians and Surgeons, the University of Edinburgh, and other Public Boards. EDINBURGH, II WALKER STREET, May 1868. General Pathology. DR GRAINGER STEWART, F.R.C.P., Pathologist to the Royal Infirmary, Will commence his COURSE of LECTURES ON GENERAL PATHOLOGY, at SURGEON'S HALL, on MONDAY, 2d November, at 4 P.M. This Course qualifies for the Royal Colleges of Physicians and Surgeons, the University of Edinburgh, and other Public Boards. 25 QUEEN STREET, May 1868. Mathematics. MR PRYDE'S CLASSES, For GEOMETRY, ALGEBRA, TRIGONOMETRY, ANALYTICAL GEOMETRY, DIFFERENTIAL and INTEGRAL CALCULUS, with their Applications, are open from the beginning of October to the end of July. The Winter Course for Students extends from the beginning of November to the end of April, and the Summer Course from the beginning of May to the end of July. Mr P. also gives Private InstructION to individual Students. Cards of Terms to be had at his Class-Rooms, 50 SOUTH BRIDGE. |