Calendar: 1890-1891 Page 266

MEDICAL DEPARTMENT Matriculated Students are those who receive their entire medical education at King's College and those who after having received portion of their medical edu- cation at other schools come to King's College to complete their studies See clause There is no Examination for Matriculation They alone can compete for the Warneford and Medical Scholarships for the Sambrooke Exhibitions and Registrarships for the Rabbeth Scholarship and for the Leathes Warneford Todd Jelf and Tanner Prizes י The tfcInglis" Scholarships for English Literature and Modern History the "Clothworkers' Exhibitions for Science the "Daniell91 Scholarship for Chemistry the "Carter" Prizes and Gold Medals for Botany and for original English Verse and the "Stephen Prize for an English Essay are also open to thein They alone can hold the offices of- Physician's Assistant Physician Accoucheur's Assistant House Surgeons Assistant House Physician Assistant House Accoucheur Ophthalmic Clinical Assistant Clinical Clerks to In-patients Dressers to In-patients Students who come to King's College from other Medical Schools and matriculate will rank in the College and Hospital according to their year of study in accordance with the regulations of the Examining Bodies Provided they take the whole of the remainder of their education at the College pay the full amount of fees required for per- petual admission to the Hospital attend Lectures at the College on all the subjects in which they will be examined otherwise conform to the regulations laid down in each case respectively-they will be eligible to compete for the Second Year and Senior Scholarships for the Warneford