Calendar: 1852-1853 Page 29

annual report 1852 25 attention to the regular Medical Studies from the Dean of the Department The examinations will be on the following subjects נ- An assigned portion of the Holy Scriptures and of Butler's Analogy Bishop Nicholson on the Church Catechism II Candidates will be required at the time of examination To write from memory the particulars of four cases which shall have been treated in the Hospital during that Academical Year Each Candidate may select his own cases but no two cases selected by him may be taken from the practice of the same Physician or Surgeon To give in writing with the aid of notes taken by himself at the time the substance of four of the Clinical Lectures which shall have been delivered in the Hospital by the Medical Officers thereof during that Academical Year The cases to be selected by the Examiners To answer either viva voce or in writing as the Examiners may direct four questions on cases which shall have occurred or been treated in the Hospital in the practice of the Physicians and Surgeons thereof in the current Session An equal number of marks will be assigned to each of the two great divisions of the examination viz Divinity and Hospital Practice but want of sufficient knowledge in Divinity will absolutely disqualify from further examination The Court of Proprietors will fully appreciate the wisdom of these regulations and the beneficial influence which they are likely to exercise on the future condition of the Medical Profession The Council cannot doubt that the Court will also join with them in the expression of most hearty thanks to Dr Warneford for this most munificent donation Another subject for congratulation and hope is the near prospect of the College enjoying the use of capacious well-ventilated and fully efficient Hospital Thanks to the continued liberality and unwearied exertions of the tried supporters of the Charity and of the public at large the