Statutes and by-laws of the King and Queen's College of Physicians in Ireland, made in pursuance of the powers granted by Their Majesties' Charter.

  • Royal College of Physicians of Ireland.
Date:
1851
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Credit: Statutes and by-laws of the King and Queen's College of Physicians in Ireland, made in pursuance of the powers granted by Their Majesties' Charter. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    become a Licentiate of any Company of Apothe- caries; or if I shall at any time hold or have any interest in an Apothecary's shop^ or engage in any trade in any part of the United Kingdom, 44. Candidates When the College shall not be satisfied with ^am^ned!'^^® answering of any Candidate, it shall be in their power, if they think fit, to repeat the ex- amination of either day, at an interval of not less than two months; and should he ultimately be rejected, the Fees to the College, and the amount of Stamp Duty lodged with the Treasurer, shall both be returned. 45. Every person who shall be admitted as a Licentiate of this College, shall upon such ad- mission, and before he receives his License, sub- scribe and promise the due fulfilment of the following Declaration, viz.:— Declara- /, A. B., do hereby solemnly and sincerely promise that I will observe the statutes and by- beenX^-^ College, and to my power endeavour proved of. honor of the College be preserved entire; and in all things that belong to the honor or profit thereof I shall he ready to give my advice and assistance.