Regulations to be observed by candidates for the licence in dental surgery of the Royal Faculty of Physicians and Surgeons of Glasgow : 1911.

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1910
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    11. A Candidate who passes in all the subjects of the First Examination with sufficiently high marks may be reported by the Examiners as having passed “ with distinction ”; and, similarly, at the Final Examination he may pass “ with honours.” 12. Exemption from re-examination on any of the subjects of the First Dental Examination may be granted to a Candidate who submits proper evidence that he has passed the entire examinations in these subjects at any of the authorised Medical Boards, or at any of the Dental Boards in this country. In such cases, if all the subjects of the First Examination have been passed, the fees payable for the Final Dental Examination shall be: For Candidates registered before October, 1896, - £10 10 For Candidates on or after 1st October, 1896, - 15 15 In the event of the Candidate being referred, Five Guineas shall be retained, and the balance returned or credited to him. *** For periods of Examination, see Appendix II. CHAPTER IV. ADMISSION, ETC. 1. The earliest age at which a Candidate shall be admitted a Licentiate is twenty-one. 2. Every Candidate, on being admitted as a Licentiate, shall subscribe the following declaration :— “ I do solemnly and sincerely declare that I will exercise the several parts of my profession to the best of my knowledge and ability, for the good, safety, and welfare of all persons committing themselves or committed to my care: and I hereby promise as a Licentiate in Dental Surgery that I will not advertise or employ any other unprofessional modes of attracting business, nor will I allow my name to be connected with any one who does so : and that I will loyally obey all bye-laws of the Royal Faculty, made or to be made, for the regulation of Licentiates in Dental Surgery.” Any Licentiate who may be proved to the satisfaction of the Council to have violated the obligation in the foregoing Declaration