Calendar: 1886-1887 Page 266

262 medical department 24 Tutors It is the duty of the Tutors to assist by instruction and examination all Students resident and non-resident in the subjects of all examinations No extra fees are charged for these classes 25 The Dean of the Medical Department The Dean is appointed by the Council on the recommen- dation of the Professors and is their representative upon all occasions The Dean is in attendance from the 22nd of September and during the Medical Sessions for two hours every day except Saturday for the purpose of receiving and advising Students signing Cards of Admission Certificates and Schedules attending to the discipline of the Department and generally conducting under the Principal all the business connected therewith All Letters on the subject of the Department should be addressed to the Dean 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 26 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