Calendar: 1859-1860 Page 162

162 MEDICAL DEPARTMENT The Professors strongly recommend that four years should be spent in attending the Course of Instruction at the College and Hospital Although period of three years is sufficient to complete the attendance on the Courses prescribed by the College of Surgeons and the Society of Apothecaries yet the Student will certainly derive great advantage from extending the term to four years The following is the order in which Students intending to pursue their Medical studies during four years are advised to attend the several Courses of Lectures given in the College The Courses additional to those required by the several examining bodies are distinguished by italics First Winter Session Session Second Winter Session Second Summer Session Third Winter Session Descriptive Anatomy and Dissections General Anatomy and Physiology Chemistry Botany and Vegetable First Summer Physiology Materia Medica Practical Chemistry Anatomy and Dissections Physiology Chemistry Principles and Practice of Medicine Principles and Practice of Surgery Morbid Anatomy Midwifery Forensic Medicine Practical Pharmacy ίDissections Principles and Practice of Medicine Principles and Practice of urgery Morbid Anatomy Comparative Anatomy Third te Session Course of Analytical Chemistry Medical and Surgical Practice of the Hospital and Medical and Surgical Clinical Lectures Medical and Surgical Practice of itheHospital and Medical and Surgical Clinical Lectures Fourth Year Medical and Surgical Hospital Practice The regulations of the College of Surgeons require that Candidates should have been engaged four years in the acquirement of professional kno' vleclge The London University requires that Candidates for the Degree of shall have been engaged the same length of time in the study of their profession The regulations of the College of Surgeons require three months of Prac tical Pharmacy