The Edinburgh University almanack. MDCCCXXXIII.

Date:
1833
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Credit: The Edinburgh University almanack. MDCCCXXXIII. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    ROYAL INFIRMARY. Regulations respecting Students attending the Infirmary. 1. No Student, who has not previously taken a Ticket for ordinary attendance in the Infirmary, can, on any pretence whatever, have the privilege to hear the Medical Prescriptions or Clinical Lectures, or to attend Operations, Dissections, or the like, in the Hospital. N. B—The Fee for an Annual Ticket is L. 5, 7 s.; for Six Months, L. 3, 6's., provided an Annual Ticket has been previously taken out; for a Per- petual Ticket, L. 12, 12s. 2. The Students shall he allowed the use of the Journals, for taking copies of Cases, every day from 11 till 12 o’clock in the forenoon, and from 4 till 10 in the evening ; but the Student receiving the books shall leave his name with the Apothecary, and shall be considered as answerable for them till they be restored: And the books shall not, on any account or pretext whatever, be carried out of the Hospital, or be written upon, or otherwise defaced. To each of the Clinical Professors are attached four Clinical Clerks, but resident in the Hospital, and chosen by the Clinical Professors of Medicine, on comparative trial, subject to the approbation of the Managers of the Hospital. These Clerks are elected for a period of three months, but may be reappointed.