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MEDICAL DEPARTMENT 205 15 Botany In these Lectures the organization of Plants is demonstrated their physiology explained and the different modes of classi- fication described The subjects treated of are illustrated by fresh and dried specimens of Plants and by large collection of Drawings and Diagrams The Pupilshave free admission to the Royal Botanic Society's Gardens in theltegent's Park and havethusevery opportunity afforded them of acquiring practical knowledge of Plants The text-book used in this Class is Bentley's Manual of Botany 16 Forensic Medicine These Lectures treat of the legal and medical relations of each question in Forensic Medicine including Toxicology The Course is illustrated by drawings preparations and speci- mens and by numerous examples from recorded trials The class-book used for this subject is Dr Guy's Principles of Forensic Medicine 17 Comparative Anatomy and Zoology The course consists of Forty Lectures delivered during the Winter Session The subject is treated Zoologically and also with view to the study ot Comparative Anatomy and Physiology An extensive series of diagrams together with large number of preparations in the Museum of the College together with fresh specimens serve to illustrate the subject 18 Pathological Anatomy This Course consists of Twenty Lectures which are de- livered during the Summer Session The Lectures are illus- trated bydiagrams specimens and microscopical preparations It is recommended that Students should examine the palho- logical series in the Hunterian Museum of the Royal College of Surgeons with the aid of the catologue as well as the specimens in the King's College λ1η30ιιιη