Calendar: 1893-1894 Page 342
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338 FACULTY OF MEDICINE XVII lass frf Otltm'cal $ri ee Certificates of honour iftUrit anil attendance Prizes are awarded for proficiency in the several subjects of Anatomy Physiology and Practical Physiology Chemistry and Practical Chemistry Materia Medica Surgery Clinical Surgery Medicine and Clinical Medicine Obstetric Medicine Forensic Medicine Comparative Anatomy and Practical Biology Animal and Hygiene These consist of Books of the value of Ā£3 and are given to the highest Student in the Examination provided that such Student exhibits sufficient merit to entitle him to receive prize Each Candidate for the Clinical Prize in Surgery will be required- To write the particulars of four cases taken from the practice of the Professor of Clinical Surgery To write the substance of two of the Clinical Lectures delivered by the Professor of Clinical Surgery The lectures to be selected by the Examiner To answer four questions on cases occurring in the practice of the Professor of Clinical Surgery respectively within the Hospital the cases to be selected by the Examiner For 1116 Clinical prize in Medicine see Todd Prize page 305 Certificates of Honour are also given to such Candidates for the above Prizes as the respective Professors consider entitled to receive them All Students matriculated as well as non-matriculated who have not exceeded their fourth medical year will be admitted to contend for the Class Prizes and Certificates of Honour provided they have attended in Anatomy Physiology Chemistry Medicine and Surgery one course but not more than three courses of lectures -and in the other subjects one course but not more than two courses
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