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112 MEDICAL DEPARTMENT General Fathology General Therapeutics Hygiene Surgery Medicine Midwifery Forensic Medicine Amount of fees hi Any one placed in the Tirst Division in this Examination may go in fur honours during the following week The subjects are -Physiology and Com- parative Anatomy Surgery Medicine Midwifery Structural and Thy- siological Botany An Exhibition of 50 per annum for two years and two gold medals of the value of each are given in each of the three tirst of these subjects and one gold niedal of the value of 51 in each of the two last subjects Doctor of Medicine The Examination takes place on the fourth Monday in November each year Certificates are required of having-1 Taken the Degree of Bachelor of Medicine in this University or degree in Medicine or in Surgery at recog- nized University if not in the University of London they must also produce Certificate of having completed their twenty-third year Of having sub- juently attended to Clinical or Practical Medicine during two years in recognised Medical Institution or to Clinical or Practical Medicine during one year in recognised Medical Institution and of having practised bis pro- fession during three years or if he has taken the Degree of in this University of having been engaged during five years in the practice of his pro- fusion One year of attendance on Clinical or Practical Medicine or two years of Practice dispensed with in the case of those who at the second Examination have been placed in thePirst Division Of Moral Character signed by two persons Candidates shall be examined in the following subjects -Elements of Intel- lectual Philosophy Logic and Moral Philosophy Medicine and shall write Commentary on some case in Medicine Surgery or Midwifery at their own option Amount of fee 10 The most distinguished Candidate receives 1i01d medal of 201 value medal of the value of 10 is given to the author the best Commentary on the case in Surgery the case in Medicine the case in Midwifery and to the writer of the best Thesis on subject of his own choice Section XV koyal college of physicians Every Candidate for Diploma in Medicine upon presenting himself for examination shall produce satisfactory evidence of unimpeached moral cha- racter of having completed the twenty-sixth year of his age of haviug devoted himself for five years at least to the study of Medicine The course of study thus ordered by the College comprises