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150 medical department They consist of two parts On Formal Scholastic or Syllogistic Logic by Professor Rev Browne arid On Inductive Logic by Guy The first por- tion of the Course treats of the general method of reasoning the second of the process of induction including the best modes of observing collecting arranging and analysing facts with especial reference to the profession of medicine Natural Philosophy The Professor of this subject will suit his Course during the mouths of October November and December to the' wants of such Medical Students as require Certificates for the Army XV Resident Medical Tutor It is the province of the Tutor to assist the Censor in the charge of the resident Students and to aid the Junior Students resident as well as non-resident in their studies The course of instruction given by the Medical Tutor is intended to assist the Junior Students in overcoming some of the difficulties which they have to contend with at the com- mencement of their attendance upon Lectures The following is the plan pursued by the Tutor Each class attends for an hour during the Winter Session three times week one day being devoted to Chemistry another to Anatomy and third to Physiology Each class is examined viva voce upon the subject of the Lectures which they have been attending during the preceding week An opportunity is thus afforded of ascertaining the progress which each Student is making of correcting any misapprehensions and of explaining any difficulties which may have arisen With this familiar and conversational mode of instruction the Tutor is enabled to combine advice to each Student as to his plan of reading and note-taking and residing within the College he is constantly accessible and may be consulted upon numerous subjects to