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medical department 257 Cards of admission to Lectures can be obtained from the Secretary's office only by the Dean's written order and when obtained must be signed by him previously to being taken to the Professors All Certificates must be signed by the Dean previously to being signed by the Professors 27 King's College Hospital King's College Hospital is situated in the densely-inhabited district which lies between the two great thoroughfares of Holborn and the Strand It is in the parish of St Clement Danes but receives Patients in large numbers from the sur- rounding parishes of St Giles St Mary-le-Strand St Andrew Holborn and St George Bloomsbury as well as from the populous parish of Lambeth It is also very largely resorted to by the poor from every part of London from the suburban districts and even from the country to the distance of many miles around the Metropolis It is well furnished with every means of practical instruction and all appointments of Regis- trars Resident Medical Officers Dressers and Clinical Clerks are conferred on Students of King's College free of charge Committee of Management The Principal of King's College London Rev Wace TheTreasurerof King's College Hospital Charles Hoare Esq TheChaplain of King's Coll Hosp Rev Bromley Lord Francis Hervey Chairman Frank Milne Esq Vice-Chairman Barrington Baker Esq Hewitt Esq Prof Beale Prof Johnson George William Bell Esq Kinglake Esq Bousfield Esq Paget Bowman Esq Cunningham Esq Professor Curnow John Dennistoun Esq Fellows Esq Bartle Frere Esq Austen Leigh Esq Sir Joseph Lister Bart Milman Esq Prof Playfair Harry Powell Esq Prof Henry Smitb Professor John Wood Secretary Macdonald Esq