Calendar: 1868-1869 Page 245

MEDICAL DEPARTMENT 245 The Fee for the College Licence is Fifteen Guineas of which Five Guineas are to be paid on admission to the First Examination which Fee will not be returned to any Candidate rejected at this Examination but will be allowed in the Fee for the Licence and he will he admitted to one subsequent First Examination without the payment of an additional Fee Any Candidate who shall be rejected at the Second or Pass Examination will have the Fee paid on admission to this Examination returned to him less Three Guineas iv ΠΟΥΛΙ COLLEGE OF SURGEONS OF ENGLAND Regulations of the Council respecting the Education and Examination of Candidates for the Diploma of Member of this College Preliminary General Education and Examination Candidates who shall commence their Professional Education on or after the 1st of January 1861 will be required to produce one or other of the following Certificates Of Graduation in Arts at recognised University Of an Examination for Matriculation or such other Examination in Arts as shall in either case from time to time be sanctioned by the Council of this College at University in the United Kingdom at recognised University in the Colonies or at recognised foreign University Candidates who shall not be able to produce Certificates of having passed one or other of the foregoing Examinations will be required to pass an Examination in English Classics and Mathematics con- ducted by the Board of Examiners of the Royal College of Preceptors Professional Education II Professional Studies are not recognised prior to the date at which the Candidate shall have passed an Examination in General Knowledge in con- formity with the Regulation in the preceding Section The following will be considered as the commencement of Professional Education Attendance on the Practice of Hospital or other Public Institution recognised by this College for that purpose Instruction as the Pupil of legally qualified Surgeon holding the appointment of Surgeon to Hospital General Dispensary or Union Workhouse or where such opportunities of practical instruction are afforded as shall be satisfactory to the Council This Regulation applies to Candidates who commenced their professional education on or after the 1st of October 1862