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178 MEDICAL DEPARTMENT Candidates who commenced their studies before 18 25 will he exempted from the fourth year of attendance Sect from the additional Hospital attendance Sect II Art from the necessity of year's study in Edin hurgh Sect III and from any attendance on Clinical Surgery Practical Anatomy Medical Jurisprudence Patholooy and Natural History Surgery distinct from Anatomy Military Surgery Those who commenced hetween 1S25 and 1831 will be exempted from attendance on General Pathology and also on Surgery distinct from Anatomy Those who commenced hetween 1825 and 1833 will be required to attend only two of the following classes viz Clinical Surgery Military Surgery Medical Jukisprudence Practical Anatomy Natural History And those who commenced before 1833 will be exempted from the attend- ance specified in Sect II Arts and -The attendance on Midwifery in University Sect II Art is required of till Candidates III royal 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 having devoted himself for five years at least to the study of Medicine The course of study thus ordered by the College comprises Anatomy and Physiology ן the Theory and Practice of Physic Forensic Medicine Chemistry Materia Medica and Botany and the principles of Midwifery and Surgery Each Candidate shall have diligently attended for three entire years the Phy- sicians' practice of some Hospital containing at least one hundred beds and having regular establishment of Physicians as well as Surgeons Candidates who have been educated abroad will be retjuired to show that in addition to the full course of study already specified they have diligently attended the Physicians' practice in some general Hospital in this country for at least twelve months audidates who have already been engaged in practice and have attained the age of forty years but have not passed through the complete course of study above described may be admitted to examination upon presenting to the Censors' Board such testimonials of character general and professional as shall be satisfactory to the College