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Queen's University being incorporated by Royal Charter, Graduates in Medicine are entitled to obtain the Provincial Licence to practise Physic, Surgery, and Midwifery, by simply presentiag their Diplomas to a County Judge, identifying themselves on oath as the ])er8on8 named therein, and paying $4, the fee now paid by British Graduates in Medicine to the Provincial Secretary for a Licence to practise in the Province. Certificates of attendance on Classes in the Medical Department of Queen's College are recognized by the University of Edinburgh, the Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh, and other licensing bodies. The Degree of M.D. of this University entitles the holder to the Diiiloma of the Royal College of Surgeons of London, England, on passing the required examination. Students and Under-graduatcs in Medicine pay an annual Entrance Fee of $2. Payment of this fee entitles to the use of the Library, which is open daily, at 2 o'clock P.M., and remains open for lialf an hour. The fee for each of the Medical Classes is payable on entering the Class at the commencement of the Session. A Student wh»has attended two courses in any Medical Class in Queen's College, except the Anatomical Demonstrations, is entitled to free attendance in sucli Class at any subsequent time. As a general rule, there arc weekly examinations in all the Classes. COURSE OF INSTRUCTION IN THE FACULTY OF MEDICINE. H. YATES, M.D., Dean. FIFE FOWLER, M.D., Secretauy. t I. THEOST AHD PRACTICE OF MEDICINE. v^^^^ HORATIO YATES, M.D., Profkssok. Lectures daily from 3 to 4 P.M. Class Book. — Wood's Practice of Medifine, or Watson's Practice of Medicine. ''* Fee for tlic course (six months), $12. The whole subject of the Theory and Practice of Medicine is treated in u systematic manner, and s]iecial attention is directed to Diieases ofv tlie Heart and Lungs, and to tlieir physical diagnoses, which are illustrated by numerous cases in the General Hospital, nnder the immediate instruction of tlie Pr :f< nd to wliich cases every Student may have direct access. Tlius the Student will be enabled to obtain a thorough and practical knowledge - • uportant branch of medical practice. II. MATERIA MEDICA AND PHARMACY. FIFE FOWLKIt, M.D., L.R.O.S., Edinburgh, PiioFEHsnn. Lectures daily from !) to 10 A..\I. Tlahh Hook. — Ncligan on .Medicines. Hook of Ukfkiiknck. — Pereira's Materia .Mcdica. Tlic I'rofessor illustrates liis course by colourtMJ ilrawings and sjivciinens of medicinal plants, and samples of tlie various drugs, chemicals, kc. Fee fur the rournc (six iiintillis), $1'.'. III. FORENSIC AND STATE MEDICINE. J. P. LlTtJIIFIELD, M.D., Professor. Lecturirf ou Tuesdays and Fridays from 12 to 1. HooK« (IK IIkkehknck.— Guy's Forensic .Medicine, Taylor's .Medical Jurippru to ti I'M. IJooKH OF UKFKiiK.NCE.—Churchill's or Tyler Smith's Midwifery, Churchill ou Disca.ses of Women, Tanner on Diseases of Children. Fee for the course (six nioiitlis), $12. Ample opportunities ...re art'onle,! t,. the Student.i for i^tudyiug this iinporUtiii l.raueii praciicaliy. The Students are arr«ng»"d in classes to attend tl Obstetric praeliee of the llospit.il, and Cliuieal I lures on the Diseases of Women and Children are delivered once a week without extra fee. i"'"tp .l>•^UL::.C^^ hi ^ ; ! Vf ■'.. ■ V. AHATOMT . .* i \\ RODERICK KENNEDY, M.D., L.R.C.S., Edinburgh, Prohssor. MICHAEL SULLIVAN, M.D., Assistamt Pbofkssor. Lectures daily from 2 to 3 o'clock P.M. « ' > < Class Book. — Wilson's Anatomy. ;' i ? i • ^ ^ n- ;• i y ■■;,,- Fee foi' the course (six months), $12. Daily Lectures are delivered, illustrated by plates, preparations, and demonstrations on the dead body. . M ■ i-'tt : ■••I*. VI. FRINCIFLES AND PRACTICE 07 SUBOEBT. OCTAVIUS YATES, M.D., PaorEsaoR. Lectures daily from 4 to 5 P.M. Glass BooKS..^Druitt'8 Surgery, Syme's Surgery. _ ' . Fee for the course (six months), $12. These Lectures embrace the Principles and Practice of Surgery, and Surgical Anatomy. The course Is illustmted Vy Plates and Models, as well as Pathological Specimens. The Use of Instruments and the Application of Surgical Apparatus and Appliances are taught. The chief operations arc performed on the Cadaver before the Class. Es|)eriment8 dally. Vn. CHEMISTBY. ROBERT BELL, C.E., P.G.S., Puofissor. Lectures daily from 10 to 11 A.M., illustrated by extensive series of diagrams, tables, apparatus, and preparations. Class IJooK.—Fownes' Manual of Chemistry. ''•■',' ■ ^a .' ' Fee for the course of Lectures (six months), $12. '. A sepamte Class for PRACTICAL CHEMISTRY is taught on Saturdays for at least two hours. The Laboratory is commodiops, comfortably heated, well vehtilated, and specially fitted up for convenience in teaching- simultaneoiisfy a large class. Each Student has the use of a separate set of reagents, and performs every exiwriment for himself A Systematic Course of Testing and Separation of Bases and Acids is gone through, with Special Processes applicable to Medical Chemistry and Toxicology. Instruction is also given in manipulation, in the use and fitting up of apparatus, and preparation of reagents. The coittse of Practical Cliemistrj- iS not compulsory, but the Faculty strongly recommend Students of Medicine to avail themselves of its advMitagei. Fee for the course $12, including $7 for the use of apparatus and reageutli, payable strictly in advance. ■«».v ^ _j , .' ' u . , ^f ' * . Vin. INSTITUTES OF MEpICIHE \ u' ' ^ ' 7 ' • "Jls.... ... • ^ DONALD MACLEAN, M.D., L.R.C.S.E., Promsbor. ' ',', ' *•- "y '" ; ' ■ ***^- -• ''"' Lectures daily from 11 to 12. ■ ^ ■ :■..<>>■ ■< ' •' ' Books dl^ UarERKNCB. — Draper's Physiology and Virchow's Cellular Pathology. "* Fee for the course (six months), $12. ■ . .' i v The Lectures of this course, which embrace Physiology, General Pathology, and Therapeutics, are illustrated by vivisections, demonstrations with the microioopo, also plates, drawings, and s|)ec'imens from the Museum. ' '•/■/•■ IX. PBAGTICAL ANATOMT. lUCHARD A. RERVE, H.A., M.l), Demonstratoii. Daily demonstrations on the recent subject. Book for usb in Dibsectino Rooii. — Ellis's Demonstrations. Fee for each course of Anatomical Penionstrations and use of the Dissiecting Uooiii (six months), $0. '' By an Act of the Province, the bodies of convicts dying in tiie Provincial Pcnitcnliary nro given up for Anatomical purposes. Kingston very great ndvantages for the study iit' Practical Anatomy. This gives to PRIZES. Two prizes are ottered for competition — Ist prize, of the value of $25, for the best collcclion of anutoniical prupuruliony ; 2ud prize, of the value of $15, for the second best collection of anatomical preparations. These preparations to become the property of the College, and to be kvpt marked with the prizeman's name in the Medical Museum. Tlie Faculty reserve the jiower of withholding one or both prizes if the prei>aration8 given in arc not deemed of sufficient merit. HOSPITAL. Tliu Kingston General lIospit4il, which is ipiite contigiioiis to tlie Cnllege, may Ik* utteiuled by Students during their wliole period of study by one payment of $4 at llio commencement of the course. The Hospital, wiiidi lias been lately enlarged, lias acconmiudation for 150 Ixids, The recently erected " Watkins Wing' contains a very large . and cuuiniodicniH Clinical Lecture Room and 0))erating Theatre, ho arranged as to atl'ord an opportunity to all Students of simultaneously witnessing the operation.s. The Lectures on Clinical Medicine and Clinical Surgery will in futnii' lie delivoreil twice a week in the new Theatre of the Hospital, Fee entitling to attendance on both courses, $K. Prof HouATio Yatkh, M.I)., Lectui-er on Clinical Meiliciue. Prof. Machan, M.n., L.H.C.S.R., Lecturer on (Minical Surgery. or. c 'o( i j Med; ■^ six 1 4 »S1 1 Briti aDe of g< bims worl duri; Exai subj< Clini subji subji ^ day X 1 REQUISITES FOR GRADUATION. A Candidate for the Degree of M.D. must have lioen engaged in Medical and Surgical study for four years — the Medical Session of each year, or Annu* Medieut, being constituted by Matriculation and Attendance on full courses of Lectures in at least two classes by separate Protlessors. One year's instruction under a duly qualified Medical Practitioner, certified to th) satisfaction of the Medical Faculty prior to attendance on Lectures, is regarded as equivalent to a year's College attendance, and, in such cases, constitutes the Annu$ Medieut. A similar privilege' is accorded To Graduates in Arts. i The Candidate must have given regular attendance on ftiU Courses of Instruction in the following Departments for the periods stMed :— I. Theory and Practice of Medicine, n. Materia Medica and Pharmacy, III. Obstetrics and Diseases of Wonien and Children, IV. Anatomy,' V. Principles and Practice of Surgery, VI. Anatomical Demonstrations, VII. Chemistry, t VIII. Institutes of Medicine, IX. Forensic and State Medicine, \ X. Clinical Medicine, \. Two coutjes of three months each. ;, XI. Clinical Surgery, ,:w...,^j,, .. . ; ) - ■ XII. Hospital, ^ Twelve n**nths. of s^udy may have been pursued eitbjr wholly in Queen's College, o> partly theft, and partly in some otiiit recoKni/.i'tl latter case, at least one full Session must have been spent in Queen's College, with attendance on at least four of Iho abovo y Two full courses of six months each. i anove 4 »S1 2 <0 '■ The alDove cour Medical Schoi. In tt six months^lu^s. ^^ Certil^tes of attendance on Lectures are received fronv incorporated Medi6al Schools in tjic British Dtfroinious, and others recognixed ))y tiic British Univera|t&S and Licensing Colleges. Other certificates of attendance on Lectures may be admitted at tlie discretion of t)ie Faculty. Every Candidate must deliver, before 15th February of the year in which he proposes to graduate, to the Secretary of the Facultj;^of Mtdiciiip, a Declaration, under his own hand that he is twenty-one years of age, or that he will be so bef\jre the day of graduation, accompanied bjiAceiiificate of good moral chtracter, a statement of bis studies, literary and scientific as well as Medical, Vith proper certificates, and a Tliesis composed by himself, and in his own handwriting, to be approved by the M^ical Faculty. , , The Candidate must have passed a Matriculation Examination in the common k-anches of English Educatiou, and also in one of tbu following works: — Ca:3aPs Commentaries ; London Pharmacopceiu ; Gregory's Con^pectns^ Celsiip De Medicina. This Examiimtion, whicli must be passed during the fiist Session of attendance, is not reciui.rcd when the~ Student produces a certificate of having passed a siniihir or equivalent Kfttriculatiuii Examination at any other recognised College. • ,^ .,»/*' Each Candidate is examined both in writing and viva voce — first, on Materia Medica, Chemistry^ Anatomy, and Institutes of Medwiiie : — these subjects constituting the Prinuiri/ Examination', secondly, on Surgery, Theory and Practice of Medicine, Forensic and State .Medicine, Obstetrics, Clinical Medicine, and Clinical Surgery, which arc th»! subjects of the Final Examination*. Students who profess themselves ready to submit to the Primary Examination, tliat is, to an examination on the first division of these subjects, at the end of their third year, may be admitted to examination at that time. The Finat Examination, embracing the second division of subjects, shall not take ])lace until the Candidate has completed his fourth or last Session. The I'rimaru and Final Examinations will commence on the 6th of March jind be concluded befoffe the last Thursday of March, which is the day fixed for Graduation. Additional papers in Classics or in subjects of the Final Examination will be set for ('audidates for Honour^. ■ The Graduation Fee is $'20. Students are received on the same terms as at other Canadian Universities, and the Faculty ha'^c c|M(tli8hed a Summer Session. Board can t)C obtained in Kingston at from $2 to $3 a wcelt * Any additional information may be obtained on application to the Dean or Secretary of the Facnlty. ' •Kl The EDITH and LORNE PIERCE COLLECTION of CANADI ANA .^ U": j xyfiiversiiy ui n^tngston ^J^QI^It^