Volume 4

Report ... with minutes of evidence, and appendix ... 1834.

  • Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons. Select Committee on Medical Education.
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[1834]
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    INDEX. PART II. 1834.—ROYAL COLLEGE OF SURGEONS. [In the following Index the Figures following the Names refer to the Questions in the Evidence; and App. p. refers to the Page of the Appendix.] A. A BERNETHY, Mr. Address to the council of the College of Surgeons in London, by Mr. Abernethy, upon his election as president, on the 14th July 1826, App. p. 52. See also Examiners, 3. Age of Examiners. See Examiners, 4. Accoucheurs. See Midwifery. Acts of Parliament. See Anatomy Act. Apothecaries' Act. College of Surgeons. Examination. African Nations. They have no mid wives, Carlisle 5 968. AUaiisan, Mr., of Liverpool. His improvements in amputating would not have removed his disqualification as a general practitioner for election into the council, Guthrie 4779. Anatomical Schools and Teachers. Examination relative to schools of anatomy in London ; evils pointed out; distinction between a teacher of anatomy and a demonstrator; im¬ provements suggested, Guthrie 4908-Return of the several anatomical schools and teachers attended by the candidates examined for the diploma, 1831 to 1833; numbers who attended each of the said schools and teachers, and numbers approved or rejected, upon examination, App. p. 14. See also Anatomy Act. Bennett's School. Dean-street School. Hospitals, 3. Webb-street School. Anatomy. Detailed questions upon the study of anatomy, Guthrie 4962,4963-Great importance of anatomy. Bell 5867-5872-Return of persons to whom licences for practising anatomy have been granted, the places where licensed to practice, and the dates of their licences, App. p. 83. See also Hospitals, 5. Hospital Surgeons. Summer Courses of Anatomy. Anatomy Act. Opinion in favour of the Anatomy Act, and of the regulations of the Secretary of State, Guthrie 4910-4917-Advantages of the Anatomy Act, Travers 5835, 5836-Establishment of regulations for the management of schools of anatomy devolves, under the Anatomy Act, upon the Home Secretary; duty of the inspector of anatomy to see the regulations carried into effect, Somerville 6747-The repugnance to the Anatomy Act in Scotland has been done away with by the firmness of Govern¬ ment and the prudent conduct of the inspector of anatomy there, Somerville 6800, 6801.-See also Exhumation. Apothecaries. They must superintend the compounding of medicines, or more poisonings would occur if it were left solely to assistants, Cooper 5443.-See also Surgeons. Apothecaries' Act. Resolutions come to by the College of Physicians, the College of Suir geons, and the Society of Apothecaries, in London, relative to the Bill introduced into Parliament last year for amending the Apothecaries’ Act, Guthrie 4944-Memoranda submitted to the Select Committee of the House of Commons, on the Apothecaries’ Bill, by an old apothecary, Guthrie 4944; p. 48-50--Have done good in getting their Bill passed; their forced examinations have compelled pupils to study. Cooper 5636- Circumstances which led to the passing of the Apothecaries’ Act, Guthrie 5290. See also Apprenticeship. Apothecaries' Company. Parties should not be allowed to go abroad without having passed the Society of Apothecaries, Guthrie 4964-4984-Opinion that the Society of Apothe¬ caries never should have had the power of appointing examiners; necessity for an alteration in the constitution of that board, Guthrie 5289-Proportion of rejections by the Apothecaries’ Company are greater than those by the College of Surgeons, Guthrie 5296-5298-Those who intend to practise surgery only, or surgery in its higher branches, are not examined at Apothecaries’ Hall, Brodie 5749, 5750-The profession is under much obligation to the Apothecaries’ Company, though it was wrong to invest that body with such extensive powers, Travers 5767-Attendance on medi¬ cal practice required by the Apothecaries’ Company, Carlisle 6022-On what footing 602.—II. m 2 the I