The charter, bye-laws, and regulations of the Royal College of Physicians of London : and the acts of parliament especially relating thereto.

  • Royal College of Physicians of London.
Date:
1886
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Credit: The charter, bye-laws, and regulations of the Royal College of Physicians of London : and the acts of parliament especially relating thereto. Source: Wellcome Collection.

Provider: This material has been provided by the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh. The original may be consulted at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh.

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    Kingdom,’ hereinafter referred to as tire General Council, shall O 7 be established, and branch Councils for England, Scotland, and Ireland, respectively formed thereout as hereinafter mentioned.” * P‘ Sect. IV. The General Council shall consist of One Person Members of L • t> 7 • /j 7 j. • General chosen from time to time by each of the following Bodies (that is Council. to say)— “ The Royal College of Physicians &c. &c. c&c.] “ Sect. VII. Members of the General Council representing Qualification of Members the Medical Corporations must be qualified to be registered 0j General under this Act.” CounciL “ Sect. VIII. The Members of the General Council shall be Resignation . or death of chosen and nominated for a term not exceeding hive Years, Member of and shall be capable of re-appointment, and any Member may at any time resign his appointment by letter addressed to the President of the said Council, and upon the death or resig- nation of any Member of the said Council, some other person shall be constituted a Member of the said Council in his place in manner hereinbefore provided; but it shall be lawful for the Council during such vacancy to exercise the powers herein- after mentioned.” “ Sect. XV. Every person now possessed, and (subject to the Registration provisions hereinafter contained) every person hereafter becoming nonqualified possessed, of any one or more of the qualifications described in 10 practise Medicine or the Schedule (A) to this Act, shall, on payment of a Fee, not Surgery, and exceeding Two Pounds in respect of qualifications obtained hereinafter before the First day of January, One thousand eight hundred becoming J J 6 qualified. and fifty-nine, and not exceeding Five Pounds in respect of qualifications obtained on or after that day, be entitled to be registered on producing to the Registrar of the branch Council for England, Scotland, or Ireland the document conferring or evidencing the qualification or each of the qualifications in respect whereof he seeks to be so registered, or upon trans- mitting by post to such Registrar information of his name and # This Sect. IY was repealed by the Medical Act of 1886 (49 and 50 Viet., Cap. XLYIII), but re-enacted with alterations in Sect. 7 (1) of that Act (see p. 33).