The Edinburgh students' guide to the University, Royal College of Surgeons, &c &c. &c.

Date:
1854
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    qiiircments shall appear to them to be of a superior de- scription. FEKS PAYAKLR BY CANDIDATES. 1. For a Diploma^ Ordinary Candidates pay the sum °^ 2 ^Apprentices of those who were Fellows of the Col- le-e prior to the Charter of 1851, pay f o for a Diploma. For the Certificate of Qualification to act as As- sistant-Surgeon in the Navy, Candidates not having paid for any previous Qualification pay £4 : 19 : 6. [Assistant-Surgeons in the Navy, having previously obtained Certificates from the College, will receive a Diploma on making up the sum to £10.] 4 For the Certificate of Qualification to act as full Surgeon in the Navy, Assistant-Surgeons who have already obtained Certificates from the College pay £3 : 18 : 6 ; and those who have previously obtained the Diploma of the College pay £2 : 17 : 6. [Surgeons in the Navy will obtain a Diploma on making up the sum to £12 : 17 : 6.] The sums stated above include all Fees of every kind, and the Officer is prohibited from receiving any. jSfB—The Director-General of the Army and Ord- nance Medical Department has authorised the College to announce that it is his purpose to give annually two Army Medical Appointments to Licentiates ot the Col- lege, recommended as having given Proofs of more iian the ordinary acquirements. The Co ege there- fore give notice that the recommendations will be awaid- ed, a! formerly, by a special Board; and that m every ca e in which a Licentiate has earned the marks which ar mentioned in p. 21, § 15, such Licentiate, on being admitted to competition for the Army Appomtments, will be exempted from being re-examined on the subjects of the ordinai-y examination for the Diploma. All those not having such marks must be subjected to re-examma- tion on professional subjects. Before Licentiates are admitted to the competition, their course of Study must be certified by the Army Sedical authorities to be conformable to Me.' CuiTiculum, which, besides including a larger amount of attendance