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 SKSSION OK 187n-y<'. 
 
 The Forty-seventh Session of the rnivcrsity, beincj Iho Twcnty-seveuli 
 under the amcndetl charter, will conmiciice in the Autunm of 1879. 
 
 By Virtue of the Royal C'liarti r, j^rnnleil in lS:2l anil amended in 1S52, the 
 Governors, Principal ami Fellows uf Mcdill ('ollet;e, eonsliUUe tlic ('orjioralion 
 of the University ; and, under the statutes framed by the lioard of Governors, 
 with approval of the Visitor, have tlie pnwcr of j^rantini^ Degrees in all the Arts 
 and Faculties in McGill College and Colleges affdiated thereto. 
 
 The Statutes and Regulations of the University have been framed on the 
 most liberal principles, with the view of affording to all classes of persons the 
 greatest possible fiicilities for the attainment of mental culture and professional 
 training. In its religious character the University is Trotestant, but not de- 
 nominational : and while all possible attention will be given to the character and 
 conduct of the students, no interference with their peculiar religious views will be 
 sanctioned. 
 
 The educational work of the University is carrieil on in McGill College, 
 Montreal, and in the several Affdiated Colleges and Schools. 
 
 I. M(:G!LL COLLEGE. 
 
 The Facui.tv ok Arts. — The complete course (jf study extends over four 
 vSessions, of eight months eacli : and includes Classics and AL^thematics, 
 Experimental Physics, English Literature, Logic, Mental and Moral Science, 
 Natural Science, and one Modern Language, or Hebrew ; all which suljjecis 
 are imperative in the first two years of the Course ; but in the lliird aiul 
 fourth ycxvs options are allowed in favov (jf the Honour Courses in Classics 
 Mathematics, Mental and Moral St ■ '. Natural Science and English 
 Literature. Certain exemptions are al. ■ allowed to Professional Students. 
 The course of study leads to the Degrees of 15. A., M.A., and LL.D. 
 
 The Faculty of Aitlied Science provides professional instruction in 
 Civil Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Mining Engineering and Assay- 
 ing, and Practical Chemistry, leading to the Degrees of Bachelor of Applieil 
 Science, Master of Engineering and Master of Applied Science. 
 
 Tin: Faculty oi' Medicine. — The complete course of study in Medicine 
 extends over four Sessions, of six months each, and leads to the Degree of 
 M.D., CM. 
 
The Faculty of Law. — The complete course in Law extonils over llucc 
 Sessions, of six months each, ami leads to the dct;iccs of IS.C-L; and D.CL. 
 [For details sec subsequent pages], 
 
 II. AFFILIATED COLLEGES. 
 
 Students of Affiliated Collcf^cs arc matriculated in the University, and may 
 l>ursuc their course of study wholly in tin; Affdiated Colk'p;c, or in part in MeClill 
 College, and may come uji to the University Examinations on the same terms 
 with the Students of McCiill Collej,'e. 
 
 Mi)RRlN CoLLEiili, QuclieC' — Is affdialLd in so far as reL;aril.i Deforces in Arts 
 and Law. 
 
 [Detailed information may be obtained from Rev. Jolni Cook, 1). D., I'rincipal.J 
 
 Si'. Francis Co\.\.vs\v., J\hhiiioii(i.--\f, affdiated in so far as regards the 
 Intermediate Examinations in Arts. 
 
 [Detailed information may be obtained from Kev. C A. Tanner, I'rineipal, 
 Richmond, P. Q.] 
 
 III. AFFILIATED TIIEOLOCJICAL COLLEGES. 
 
 Affdiated Theoloj^ical Colleges have the rifjht of obtaining for their Students 
 the advantage, in whole or in jiart, of the course of study in Arts, with sueli 
 faiilities in regard to exemptions as may bo agreed on. 
 
 Till': Conurkcaiionai. Coi.i.wiL; ok nurnsii Nouiii A.mkuu a, Monlical. 
 
 TiiK I'RKsiiYTERiAN CoLi.KGE OK MONTREAL, in connection with the Canada 
 Presbyterian Church. 
 
 IV. AFFILIATED SCHOOLS. 
 
 The McGlLL Normal School provides the training rci|ui,,ite for Teachers of 
 Elementary and Model Schools and Academies. Teachers trained in this 
 School arc entitleil to Provincial Diplomas. 
 
 The Mi)i)EL Schools ok the McGii.l Normal School arc Elementary 
 Schools, divided into a I5oys' Department, Girls' Department and Primary 
 School. 
 
 Collegiate Institutes, Academies, and IIicii Schools may be affdiated in 
 so far as regards Matriculation in Arts and Applied Science, under regula- 
 tions which will be found on a subsequent page. 
 
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 VISITOR :- . 
 
 I Irs EXCKLLENCY 
 
 THE RIGHT HON. TllK MARQUIS OK LORNE, K.T., RC 
 
 Governor General oe Canada, &:c. 
 
 GOVERNORS :- 
 
 \/>a.:; ^/u Mcmkn of the Royal InsUtutiou for tkc AdvancanaU of J, .nun,, | 
 
 The Hon. CHARLES DEWEY DAY, LL.D, D.C.L. 
 President and Chancellor of the University. 
 
 The Hon.JAS. FERRH^R, Sknatok, M.L.C. 
 
 ANDREW ROBERTSON, M.A. () r 
 
 T..E Hon. CHRISTOPHER DUNKIN, M.A., D.C.L. 
 
 I'ICTER REDPATH, Escj. 
 
 GEORGI-: MOFFATT, A[.A. 
 
 JOHN Fr. R. MOLSON, l-s... 
 
 The Hon. W. FREDERICK TORRANCE, U.A., B.C.L. 
 
 CHARLES J. BRYD(;ES, I's.i. 
 
 The Hon. SH^ ALEXANDER T. CJALT, K.C.M.(;. 
 
 The Hon. SHl ERAXCLS HLNCKS, K. C. M. (;., c. B. 
 
 'iHE Hon. LU'I'HER H. HOL'i'ON, M.R 
 
 JOHN MOLSON, Eso. 
 
 JOSEPH HICKSOxN, Esq. 
 
PKINCII'AL :- 
 
 J, .UN Wlll.lAM l>A\V.nN, M.A., I.I.. I)., I'.K.S., lh,-C/hlHiilloi: 
 
 I I ho I'llii. i|i.il li.i', iliiiliM llir Sl.iliil' N, IIk' ;;>iwial siiliLijiiti.iii!tiicc uf all .iMair. of tlic C'lil- 
 jc^i: .iiul Liiuciiity, iiiidti awtli ri,;iil.uioii.-. as may l-c in Idilc. 
 
 I'I'lLLOWS :— 
 
 \'i..N, Ai;« !iiii'..\( O.N l.i.Ai II, D.l'.l.., I.I..I'., \ icL.'-riiiKi|Ml ainl Uc.iii I'l llic 
 
 l''aciilly nf Alls. 
 IIknuv Asi'INWAM. lliiwi, 1.1,. I '.,( i'Aiiiior:-.' Fellow. 
 'I'liK IliN. I.J. ('. Ai;i;iii r, l).(.l,., t,».i'., Dciin of llic Faculty of l..iw. 
 i;i;i)Ui;K \V. C.\.\ii'i;i.l.i., M.A,, M.I)., I,1..I)., Dean of the Kacully uf Mudicint;. 
 Kkv. Jt'llN Cki.'K, D.I)., rriiicipal of .Morriii Collego, (^)iiclicc. 
 Ai.li.WNKKi: J"i'^''"'^'> ^'■'^■y I.L.D., N'iix'-Dcaii of tin.- Kaculty of Art;s 
 
 ( ioVLl llOls' I'V'lloW. 
 
 Kkv. (i!:i)i;iiK C'dunisii, M.;\., I.L.D,, MKclivc [''cUou, Kacully of Arts. 
 Ri.v. lli.NKV \Vll.Ki;s, M.A., D.D., J.1..D., rriiici[nil of llio L'oiii,'ii't;atiunal 
 
 ('()11il;o of ISritisli North Ainciica. 
 i;K\. D. 11. MacX'kAK, I.I.. D., l'iiii.i;Ml u( iIiL- I'u'.byUiian Cullctjc of 
 
 MoiitiTal. 
 K. A. Ramsav, 1\I.A., I'l.C.l.., Kii'ivsviilalivc I'Vliou in Law. 
 loHN l\Kl>iiv, M.D., Kcincscntaltvc I'ellow in McdiL-inc. 
 Wii.i.i.NM II. IIiCKs, Esij., rriiicipal of McCiill Normal School. 
 I. J. .McL.vur.N, ]\I.A., K.C.I-., RcpicsciUalivc I'cllow in Law. 
 |i)li\ K. Dorc.AI.l., ISLA., Ucprcsciilalivi; I'clluw in Arts. 
 Wll.l.lAM IL Kkrr, (^.C, D.C.L., Aclin;; Dean of iho Lacuily of Law, Ciuver- 
 
 nov.s' LcUow. 
 Ri.v. J. Ci.AUKK Murray, LL.D., ELciive Lelluw, Laculiy of Aiis. 
 J. S. C. \VuRTKl,E, 15.C.L., Klcclive I'ellow, Faculty of Law. 
 llKNRY T. IJovKY, M.A., C.E., Dean of tlic F'acully of Applied Science. 
 r.KRNAUl) J. 1L\UKINi;ton, 15.A., I'll. 1)., Klcclive Fellow, Fac, Ap[). Science. 
 JusKPH M. DrakI', M.D., Elective Fellow, Faculty of Medicine. 
 Ari'UUR a. IjRuwne, 13. a., M. D., Representative Fellow in Medicine. 
 John Fr.\.'!KR Torran'ck, Ij.A., 15, App. Sci.; Representative Fellow in 
 
 Applied Science. 
 Ulv. Chaki.es a. Tanner, Principal St. Francis Colle,c;e, Richiuond. 
 Kkv. E. J. Rexford, 13.A., Representative Fellov/ in Art.s. 
 RoiiERT Eell, Grad. Civ. Eng.,M.L)., Representative Fellow in App. Science. 
 
 I'l'lic Governors, Principal ami Fcl'.ow.s, coiistiluti;, under the Charter, the Corpcralion of 
 the IJniversity, which has the power, under the Matute.s, to frame regulations toncliini; Courses 
 of Study, M Uriculation, Graduation and other Kducatioaal matters; and to grant Dej^rees], 
 
 SKCRKTARY, REGISTRAR AND BURSAR :— 
 [And Secretary of the Koyal Institiition.'\ 
 
 William Craig Baynes, B.A., Residence and Office, East Wing, McGill 
 
 Collejje, Office hours, lo to 2. 
 Jamk.s W. Brakenridce, Clerk, Residence 39 Lome Avenue. 
 
ImMxj o( ^ttdicinr. 
 
 GEORGE W. CAMPBELL, A.M., M.D., LL.D.. Emkrhus Pro- 
 
 KEssou OF Sur(;krv, and Dr.AN OF HIE Faculty, 
 
 707 Slicrbyookc Sfnrf. 
 WILLIAM E. SCOTT, M.D., I'kofessor of Anatomy, 34 Denver 
 
 J fall I'irraCi. 
 WILLIAM WRIGHT, M.D., I'RoiEssoR of Materia Medica 
 
 AM) ruARMACv, 84 Sf. ]''amillc Strcct, 
 ROBERT P. HOWARD, M.D., Professor of the Theory and 
 
 rRAcricE OF Mkuicint;, 47 Union Avenue, 
 DUNCAN C. McCALLUM, M.D., Tkofessor of ]\Iidwifery and 
 
 Diseases of Women* and Children, 45 Union Avenue. 
 J. W. DAWSON, LL.D., F.R.S., &c., Professor of Natural 
 
 History, East JFing, MeGili Coi/ege. 
 ROBERT CRAIK,M.D., I^MERiTUS Professor, Treasurer of 
 
 the Faculty, 2 Cathcart Street, facing F/iil/ips Square. 
 G. E. FENWICK, M.D., PiiOFESsoR of the Principles and 
 
 Practice of Surgery, 1404 St. Catherine St. 
 JOSEPH MORLEY DRAKE, M.D., K.meritus Professor 
 
 35 Bearer Hall. 
 G. P. GIRDWOOD, M.D., Professor of Practical Chemistry, 
 
 28 Beaver Hall Terrace. 
 GEORGE ROSS. M.A., M.D., Professor of Clinical Medicine, 
 
 49 Unio7i Avenue. 
 WILLIAM OSLER, M D., Professor of Institutes of Medi- 
 cine AND Registrar of the Faculty, 1351 St. 
 
 Catherine Street. 
 T. G. RODDICK, M.D., Pj^-ofessor of Clinical Surgery, 44 
 
 Beaver Hall Terrace. 
 
 ROBERT T. GODFREY, M.D., Professor of Hygiene and 
 PuiiLic Health, 13606"/. Catherine Street, 
 
 WILLIAM GARDNER, M.D., Professor of Medical Juris- 
 prudence, 551 St. Joseph Street. 
 
 FRANCIS J. SHEPHERD., M.D., Demonstrator of Anatomy, 
 85 Mansfield Street. 
 
 FRANK DULLER, M,D., LecUucr on Ophthalmology and Otology, 
 1 35 1 St. Catherine Street. 
 
 RICH. L. MacDONNELL, B.A., M.D., Assistant Demonstrator 
 and Curator of Museum, 1433 ^f- Catherine Street. 
 
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 The forty ocvcnlh Session of the Medical Faculty of McGill 
 University will be opened on Wednesday, October ist, 1879, with a 
 general Introductory Lecture at 1 1 a. ni. The regular lectures will 
 begin on Thursday the 2nd Oct., at the hours specified in the time- 
 table, and will be continued during the six months following. 
 
 The Medical College, a large and substantial building situated 
 within the University Grounds,- contains two spacious class rooms, 
 Students' waiting-room, Library, Museum, Laboratories, together 
 with a large and well furnished Dissecting-room. 
 
 The Faculty has much pleasure in announcing that they have con- 
 verted one ofthe three lecture rooms into a Physiological Laboratory 
 and fully equipped it with the necessary apparatus for Demonstrations. 
 
 The class tickets for the various courses are accepted as quali- 
 fying candidates for examination before the various Colleges and 
 licensing bodies of Great Britain and Ireland, and the College of 
 Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario. 
 
 To meet the circumstances of the General Practitioners in 
 British North America, where there is no division of the profession 
 into Physicians and Surgeons exclusively, the degree awarded upon 
 graduation is that of " Doctor of ]\Iedicine and Master of Surgery," 
 in accordance with the general nature and character of the curricu- 
 lum, as fully specified hereafter. The degree is received by the 
 College of Physicians and Surgeons of the Province of Quebec. 
 
 I. 
 MATRICULATION. 
 
 (a) University Matriculation Examination. 
 
 This examination is the same as that recommended by the 
 Medical Council of Great Britain, Examinations in conformity 
 therewith, will be held the last Saturday in March and the first 
 Saturday in October of each year. Applications may be made to 
 the Registrar of the Faculty till the evening of the previous day. 
 The requirements of the standard for Matriculation are : — " Com- 
 " pulsory — English Language, including grammar and composition ; 
 " Arithmetic, including vulgar and decimal fractions ; Algebra, in 
 " eluding simple equations ; Geometry, first two books of Euclid ; 
 
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 "Latin, translation and grammar;— and one of the following 
 " optional subjects : — Greek, French, German, Natural Philosophy, 
 " including mechanics, hydrostatics, and pneumatics." 
 
 Text Books. — Latin, — Caesar, Commentaries, Ek. I. or Virgil, 
 J'lneid, Bk. L 
 
 Greek. — Xenophon, Anabasis Bk. I., or equivalent. 
 
 French. — Charles XIL, Two Books. 
 
 Natural Philosophy. — Ganot's Physics. 
 
 Graduates in Arts of recognized Universities are not required 
 to submit to the Matriculation Examination, and a certificate of 
 having passed this Examination before the College of Physicians 
 and Surgeons of Ontario or of Quebec will be accepted by this 
 University. 
 
 Students of the Provinces of Quebec and Ontario are required 
 by the laws of those Provinces to pass the matriculation examina- 
 tions of the provincial Medical Boards. In Ontario, Graduates in 
 Arts are exempted from this examination. 
 
 (b) Matriculation Examination of College of Fhydcians and 
 Surgeons of the Province of Quebec. 
 
 The subjects of examination are as follows : — 
 
 Compulsory Subjects : — English, French, Latin, Arithmetic, 
 Algebra, Euclid, History, Geography, Belles-Lettres. 
 
 Optional Subjects : — Candidates can select any one of the fol- 
 lowing : — Greek, Natural and ]\Ioral Philosophy. 
 
 The Examinations will be held upon the 19th of September 
 1879, at Quebec, and on the 12th of May, 1880, at Montreal. 
 Applications to be made to Dr. Dagenais, Montreal, or Dr. 
 Belleau, Quebec. 
 
 Examination Fee, ten dollars. Should the candidate be un- 
 successful, one half the fee will be returned. 
 
 Of the four years study after having passed the Matriculation 
 Examination, three six months' sessions, at least, must be attended 
 at a University, College, or Incorporated School of Medicine, recog- 
 nized by the "Provincial Medical Board," and the first session 
 must be attended during the year immediately succeeding the 
 Matriculation Examination. 
 
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 (c) Matriculation E.xamination of the College of Physicians and 
 Surgeons of the Province of Ontario. 
 
 The examination is held in Toronto and in Kingston on the 
 first Tuesday and Wednesday after Good Friday, and the third 
 Tuesday and Wednesday in August of each year. It is compulsory 
 upon all Students of the Province of Ontario. Graduates in Arts 
 are exempted. 
 
 The subjects are as follows: — English Language, including 
 grammar and composition ; Arithmetic, including vulgar and 
 decimal fractions ; Algebra, including simple equations ; Geometry, 
 first two books of Euclid ; Latin, translation and grammar ; and up- 
 on one of the following subjects (of which Students are recommend- 
 ed to select either Natural Philosophy, or one of the Modern 
 Languages), the candidate having the option of naming the subject 
 upon which he will be examined, viz. — Greek, French, German, 
 Natural Philosophy, including mechanics, hydrostatics and pneu- 
 matics. 
 
 Text Books. — Where more than one is named, the candidate 
 may select one upon which he will prefer to be examined, viz : 
 
 Latin — Ccesar, Commentaries on Gallic War, fifth and sixth 
 books ; Cicero, Mam'lian Zaw ; Virgil, yEneid, second book. 
 Greek — Xenophon, Anabasis, first book. 
 French, Voltaire, Charles XII., 6th, 7th and 8th books. 
 German — Adler's Reader, first part. 
 Natural Philosophy — Peck's Ganot ; Sangster's first Book. 
 
 Intending Students are advised to fass their Matriculation in 
 the Spring, in order to comply with the law, which requires four full 
 years of professional study. 
 
 n. 
 
 ENREGISTKATION. 
 
 The following are the University Regulations : — 
 All Students desirous of attending the Medical Lectures shall, 
 at the commencement of each Session, enrol their names and resi- 
 dences in the Register of the Medical Faculty, and procure from the 
 Registrar a ticket of Enregistration, for which each Student shall 
 
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 pay a fee of $4 ; excepting in the Clinical Classes, in which cnrc- 
 t^nstration for Students of other Schools shall not be compulsory. 
 
 The said Register shall be closed on the last day of November^ 
 in each year, and no tickets obtained from any of the Professors 
 shall be received without previous enregistration. 
 
 Enregistration in the Summer Session is compulsory upon all 
 Students whether attending one or more of the Classes. 
 
 III. 
 
 COURSES OP LECTURES. 
 
 1 Anatomy. — [Prof Scott.] — The importance of Anatomy, both 
 descriptive and in its relation to jMedicine and Surgery, is duly con- 
 sidered by the Professor, who employs chietly the fresh subject in 
 the illustration of the lectures, aided however, by dried preparations, 
 wax models, plaster casts of dissections, plates, &c., the full size of 
 life. 
 
 2 Practical Anatomy.— [Drs. Sheplierd and MacDonnell.] — Spe- 
 cial attention is devoted to this important branch,the teaching being 
 similar to that of the best European schools. The Dissecting-Room 
 is open from 8 a. m. to 10 p. m.; the Demonstrators' hours are from 
 10 to 12 a. m., and 8 to 10 p m. Special Demonstrations on the 
 1 Jrain, Thorax, Abdomen, Bones, etc., are frequently given. Every 
 Student must be examined at kasf three times on each part dissected, 
 and if the examinations are satisfactory a certificate is given. Prizes 
 arc awarded at the end of the Session for the best examination on 
 the fresh subject. Material provided under cost. 
 
 3 Chemistry. — [Prof. .] — Inorganic Chemistry is fully 
 treated : a large portion of the course is devoted to Organic 
 Chemistry and its relations to Physiology. The branches of Physics 
 bearing upon or connected with Chemistry also engage the attention 
 of the Class. For experimental illustration, abundant apparatus 
 is possessed by the Professor, among which may be enumerated, a 
 powerful Air Pump — Oxy-Hydrogen ]\'Iicroscope — Polariscope — 
 extensive series of Models of Crystals, PUcctrical and Galvanic appa- 
 ratus, Steam engine, &c., (Src. 
 
 4 Practical Chemistry. — [Prof. Girdwood.] — Thorough instruc- 
 tion is given in the different departments of Practical Chemistry in 
 the Laboratory of the Faculty, under the personal supervision of 
 
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 the Professor. The course includes blowpipe manipulations, ijua- 
 litative and quantitative analysis, toxicological investigations, iSjc, 
 &c. This class may be taken in the Summer Session. 
 
 5 Institutes of Medicine. — [Prof. Osier and Assistant.] — Embraced 
 in this course are the following classes : — 
 
 («) Physiology, comprising, 
 
 (i) A full course of didactic lectures upon the structure and 
 functions of the various organs of the body in health. The lectures 
 are illustrated by fresh preparations, diagrams, plates and models, 
 and, when practicable, by experiments. 
 
 (2) Practical demonstrations, held every Saturday from 2 to 4 
 p. m. In this class a complete series of histological preparations is 
 exhibited and explained. Specimens illustrative of physiological 
 anatomy and practical physiology are also shown, and the Students 
 invited to propound and discuss any questions which may not have 
 appeared clear to them. 
 
 (3) Practical Histology — normal and pathological. A course 
 of 25 lessons — Microscopes, re-agents and material provided. This 
 course is generally held during the Summer Session, but will also be 
 conducted during the Winter if a class of 10 Students be formed. 
 It comprises thorough instruction in the use of the I\Iicroscope and 
 the preparation of the tissues, each Student preparing for himself 
 during the course a cabinet of 100 or more specimens. 
 
 {b) Pathology, comprising, 
 
 (i) A limited number of lectures on General Pathology, wliich 
 are included in the systematic course on the Institutes. 
 
 (2) Pathological Demonstrations — weekly — Saturday, ii a. m. 
 This course is based upon, and conducted, as far as possible, in the 
 same way as that of Prof. Virchow, at the Berlin Pathological Insti- 
 tute. Specimens of all kinds are collected throughout the week, 
 kept fresh until Saturday and then brought before the class, when 
 practical comments are made upon them. An idea of the amount 
 of material at command may be gathered from the f:ict that over 150 
 fresh pathological specimens, illustrative of almost all the common 
 forms of disease, were laid before the class during the past session. 
 
 (3) Instruction in Post-mortems — The Autopsy Room of tlic 
 General Hospital is in charge of the Professor,and tlic post-mortems 
 are performed by the Students in rotation, under liis supervision. 
 
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 System and thoroughness in inspection are insisted upon, the 
 method followed being that of Virchow. As far as possible, attcn 
 tion is drawn to the Medical Anatomy of the thoracic and abdominal 
 organs. In connection with this class, aided by the Professor of 
 Medical Jurisprudence, two Coroner's Inquests will be conducted 
 during the Session before the class, and the INledico-legal aspects of 
 jjost-mortems dwelt upon. 
 
 6 Materia Medica.— [Prof. Wright.]— In this course the ordinary 
 Medicines officinal in the British Pharmacopoeia are taken up in 
 classes according to their chief actions, and described under the 
 various heads peculiar to Pharmacology. The Therapeutics of 
 each are fully detailed, under the effects that follow from different 
 doses. Those from toxic or over-doses are added, together with 
 the mode of treatment, etc. The course is illustrated from a cabinet 
 of the various drugs and their preparations, and the plates of 
 Wagner, Roque, Stevenson and Churchill are also shewn. Analy- 
 tical experiments with the ordinary re-agents are exhibited. 
 
 7 Theory and Practice of Medicine.— [Prof. Howard.]— While the 
 lectures on this subject are mainly devoted to Special Pathology 
 and Therapeutics, the department of General Pathology in this 
 University being included in the Institutes of Medicine, no oppor- 
 tunity is lost of illustrating and explaining the ^<?//6V'^/ laws of disease. 
 With the exception of certain affections seldom or never observed 
 in this country, all the important diseases of the body, not 
 described from the chairs of Surgery and Obstetrics, are discussed, 
 and their Pathological Anatomy illustrated by the large collection 
 of morbid preparations in the University Museum, and by fresh 
 specimens contributed by the Demonstrator of Morbid Anatomy. 
 
 The College possess an extensive series of Anatomical plates 
 illustrative of the histological and anatomical appearances of disease, 
 and the wards of the General Hospital afford the lecturer ample 
 opportunities to refer to living examples of very many of the 
 maladies he describes and to give the results of treatment. 
 
 8 Clinical Medicine. — [Prof. Ross.] — Attendance is given in the 
 Medical Wards of the Montreal General Hospital on three days of 
 every week. Accurate reports of all cases are kept by duly appoint- 
 ed clinical clerks, and are systematically read before the class. In- 
 struction is given liy the bedside and special inducements are 
 
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 offered to every pupil to tvike part in the physical examination of 
 patients. The mode of conducting investigations, the use of the 
 microscope, tlie value of the tlicrmometer and ophthalmoscope,etc., 
 in Medical Diagnosis, arc all explained and illustrated. Senior 
 Students are called upon in rotation to examine new cases before 
 the class, and to be examined thereon as to their general knowledge. 
 In addition, one weekly Clinical Lecture is delivered bearing upon 
 some case or cases of importance which may happen to be under 
 observation at the time. Special attention is directed to Medical 
 Anatomy, and candidates for the degree will be examined thereon. 
 
 9 Surgery. — [Prof. Fenwick.] — Divided into Principles and 
 Practice, including Surgical Anatomy and Operative Surgery, exhibit- 
 ed on the subject. The various surgical instruments and apparatus 
 are exhibited, and their uses and applications explained and prac- 
 tically illustrated. 
 
 10 Clinical Surgery. — [Prof. Roddick.] — This course is eminently 
 practical, consisting of bedside instruction and lectures delivered 
 weekly, illustrative of Surgical cases actually present in the wards cf 
 the General Hospital. The class is taken charge of by the Teacher 
 on alternate days, when the reports of the Clinical clerks are read 
 and criticized, and fresh cases examined by the senior Students. 
 The Surgical dressings are, as much as possible, reserved for these 
 occasions, so as to give all present an opportunity of participating 
 in the application of splints to fractures, dressing of wounds, minor 
 operations, etc. Major operations are performed in the spacious 
 theatre attached to the Hospital, which is so admirably constructed 
 that the most distant can generally obtain a fair view of the 
 operation. This is also used as a Lecture Room by the Clinical 
 Professors. All of the recently invented appliances for the treat- 
 ment of Surgical disease have been introduced into the Plospital, 
 prominent among which is a complete outfit of Listers Antiseptic 
 Apparatus, so that this excellent method of treating wounds is now 
 almost universally adopted. 
 
 11 Midwifery.— [Prof. McCallum.]— Including diseases of women 
 and children, illustrated by a series of drawings on a large scale, 
 l)y humid preparations, by models in wax, by the use of the artificial 
 Pelvis, and by cases in the wards of the Lying-in Hospital. 
 
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 12 Medical JurispnitI;}ncc.--[t'rof. Gardner.]- This course in- 
 cludes Insanily, to which a ^^ood deal of attention is devoted, the 
 subject being treated of in its Medical as well as Medico-legal 
 aspects. One or two lectures are devoted to the treatment of in- 
 sanity. Special attention is devoted to the subject of blood stains, 
 the Clinical, ^Microscopical and Spectroscopical tests for which arc 
 fully described and shown to tlie class. The various spectra of 
 blood ill its different conditions are shown by the Sorby-Browning 
 Micro-spectroscope, so well adapted for showing the reactions with 
 exceedingly minute (pantities of suspected material. Recent re 
 searches in the diagnosis of human from animal blood are alluded 
 to. In addition to the other subjects usually included in a course 
 of this kind, Toxicology is taken up. The modes of action of 
 poisons, general evidence of poisoning and classification of poisons, 
 are first treated of, after which the more common poisons are de- 
 scribed with reference to symptoms, post mortem appearances, and 
 chemical tests. The post mortem appearances are illustrated by 
 plates and the tests are shown to the Class. 
 
 13 Hygiene and Public Health.— [Prof. Godfrey.]— A three months 
 course of Lectures will be delivered on this subject, the attendance 
 upon which is now compulsory. 
 
 14 Oplhamology and Otology.— [Dr- Euller.]— Will include a course 
 of lectures on diseases of the Eye and the Ear, both Didactic and 
 Clinical. In the former the general principles of diagnosis and treat 
 ment will be dealt with ; in the latter, cases illustrative of the 
 typical forms of ordinary diseases of these organs will be exhibited 
 and explained to the class, and afterwards placed under the special 
 care of gentlemen v.-ho niay show themselves competent to take 
 charge of them. A Course of Operations on the Cadaver will be 
 open to such Students as may wish to avail themselves of the same. 
 
 15 Botany and Zoology. — [Prof. Dawson.] — The Course in Botany 
 is illustrated by specimens, diagrams, models, and the microscope. 
 Students have access without any additional fee to the lectures in 
 Zoology in the Faculty of Arts, and to the Natural History Museum 
 of the University and the iNTuseum of the Natural History Society of 
 Montreal. 
 
 16 Helminthology. — A course of six lectures on the Parasitic 
 Diseases of Man a.nd the Dome5tic Animals. (Prof Osier). The 
 
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 life history and development of the Ento/on, together with the 
 diseases caused by them, are fully considered. The lectures arc 
 illustrated by a series of beautiful diagrams, and by fresh and pre- 
 pared specimens. 
 
 The following are extracts from the University Regulations with 
 respect to the courses of Lectures : 
 
 1st. Each Professor shall deliver at least five Lectures during tlic wcel-;, 
 except in the classes of Clinical Medicine and Clinical Surgery, in whicli three 
 bedside demonstrations and one Clinical Lecture shall be given ; and in that of 
 Medical Jurisprudence, if extended througli .six montlis, in which case three 
 Lectures a week will suffice. 
 
 2nd. Every Lecture shall be of one hour's duration. 
 
 3rd. Every Professor shall occasionally examine his class upon the subjects 
 treated of in his preceding Lectures, and every sucli examination shall be con- 
 sidered a Lecture. 
 
 4th. A roll of the names of the Students attending each class shall lie 
 called from time to time, 
 
 IV. 
 QUALIFICATIONS FOR THE DEGREE. 
 
 The following are extracts from the Regulations respecting the 
 qualifications of Candidates for the Degree in Medicine. 
 
 1st. No one shall be admitted to tlie Degree of Doctor of Medicine and 
 Master of Surgery, who shall not either :— 1st, have attended Lectures for a 
 period of at least four six months' sessions in this University, or some other Uni- 
 versity, College, or School of Medicine, approved of by this University ; or, 
 2ndly, have studied medicine during at least four years, and during that time 
 have attended Lectures for a period of at least three six months' Sessions, either 
 in this University, or some other University, College, or School of Medicine, 
 approved of by this University. 
 
 2nd. Candidates for the Final Examination shall furnish Testimonials of 
 attendance on the following branches of Medical Education, viz :— 
 
 Anafoffi}'. 
 
 Chemistry. 
 
 Materia Medica and Pharmacy. 
 
 Institutes of Medicine. 
 
 Principles and Practice of Suri^cry. 
 
 Midwifery and Diseases of Women and Children. 
 
 Theory and Practice of Medicine. 
 
 Practical Anatomy. 
 
 Clinical Medicine. 
 
 Clinical Surgery. 
 
 Ofivhich izi'o Cctirscs tuill 
 lie required of six 
 months' duration. 
 
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 Mc'du a I jKvispnidcJhe, 
 
 Practical Chemistry . 
 Piotaiiy or /oolo;:;y. 
 Ifvvicnc. 
 
 Of rollick one Course cf 
 six months^ or two 
 Courses of three tuonths' 
 will be required. 
 
 \ Of 7i<hich one Course will 
 , />e required of three 
 
 1 months^ duration. 
 
 A)ui a Course of not less than t wen ty five Deaionslrations uf>on Microscopic 
 Anatomy, Physiolot^y and Pathology. 
 
 Provided, liowcver, tliat Testimonials equivalent to, though not precisely the 
 ..amc as tliosc above stated may be presented and accepted. 
 
 3rd. Tlie Candidate must give proof by ticket of having attended during 
 ciglitecn months the practice of the Montreal General Hospital, or that of some 
 other Hospital approved of by this University, and have compounded medicines 
 for six months. 
 
 4th. He must also give proof by ticket of having attended for at least six 
 months tlie practice of the University or other Lying-in-Hospital approved of by 
 tliis University, and of having attended at least six cases of accouchement. 
 
 5th. No one shall be permitted to become a Candidate for examination who 
 shall not have attended at least one Session of this University, and one full 
 course of all the branches included in its curriculum. 
 
 6th. Courses of less length than the above will only be received for tlic 
 time over which they have extended. 
 
 7th. Every Candidate for the Degree must on or before the fifteenth of 
 February, present to the Dean of the Medical Faculty testimonials of his qualifi- 
 cations, entitling him to an examination, and must at the same time deliver to 
 the Dean of the Faculty the follovt-ing Certificate : — 
 
 Montreal, 18— 
 
 I, the undersigned, being desirous of obtaining the Degree of Doctor of 
 Aledicine and Master of Surgery, do hereby declare that I have attained the age 
 of twenty-one years, or (if the case be otherwise), that I shall have attained the 
 age of twenty-one years before the next graduation day, and that I am not (or 
 shall not be at that time) under articles as a pupil or apprentice to any Physician 
 Surgeon, or Apothecary. (Signed,) A. B. 
 
 8th. The trials to be undergone by the candidate shall be such as referred 
 to under Section V. 
 
 9th. The following Oath or affirmation, will be exacted from the Candi- 
 <late before receiving his degree. 
 
 SrONSIO ACADEMICA. 
 
 In Facultate Medicinal Universitatis. 
 
 Ego, A B , Doctoratus in Arte Medica titulo jam donandus, 
 
 sancto coram Deo cordium scrutatore, spondeo ; — me in omnibus grati animi 
 officiis, erga hanc Universitatem ad extremum vitK halitum, perseveraturum,tum 
 porro, artem niedicam, caute, ca^to el jirobe cxorcilaturum ; el quoad in me est, 
 
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 omnia ad nrgrotomm corporum r.ahUem condiiccntin,'cum fide procuraturum ; 
 qiut' dcnique, inter mcdcnduni, visa vcl audita silorc conveniat, non sine gravi 
 causa vulgaturum. Ita pncsens mihi siiondcntiadsit Numcn. 
 
 loth. The Fee for the Degree of Doctor of Medicine and Master of Surgery 
 shall be twenty dollars, to be paid by the successful candidate immediately after 
 examination, together with a Registration fee of one dollar. 
 
 nth. The money arising from the fees of Graduation, as well as those of 
 Knregistration, shall be applied to the enlargement of the Medical Library and 
 Museum, and to defraying their expenses. 
 
 V. 
 EXAMINATIONS. 
 
 In each class a weekly examination is held to test the progress? of 
 the Student ; and in addition two or three written examinations are 
 given throughout the Session. 
 
 The examinations at the close of eacli Session are arranged as 
 follows : 
 
 1st Year — Sessional Examination. 
 Anatomy. —Bones, Ligaments, jVluscles, Viscera. 
 Physiology.— The Tissues, Blood, Circulation, Respiration, Diges- 
 tion. 
 
 CriEMiSTRY.— C//m/?^/ /y/j'^/b-.— Molecular Forces ; Heat. Li'^ht. 
 Electricity and Magnetism. 
 
 Chemical Philosophy. — Laws of Combination ; Nomenclature ; 
 Symbolic Notation, Classification of Elements. 
 
 Materia Medica.— Preparation, Cliaracters, and Adulterations of 
 Medicines. 
 
 Practical Anatomy. —Bones, Ligaments, Muscles, Viscera. 
 Botany. 
 
 2nd Year—Primary, Pms Examination. 
 Anatomy. 
 
 Practical Anatomy. 
 Physiology. 
 Chemistry. 
 Practical Chemistry. 
 Materia Medica. 
 
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 jrd Year — Sessional Examination. 
 
 Mf.dicai, Jurisi'Rudence with Toxicology. 
 Hygiene.* — 
 
 MrniciNK.— Classification of Diseases, Pathology of Zymotic 
 diseases. Continued, periodical and eruptive fevers. Con 
 stitutional diseases, diseases of Kidney. 
 
 Sl'kckrv.— Surgical Pathology, Wounds, Fractures, Dislocations, 
 AriDwiiKRv. — Organs of generation of the female and changes in 
 tliem which result from conception. Signs of Pregnancy- - 
 Diseases of Pregnancy — Pelvis and its deformities. — Mechan- 
 ism of I-,abour. 
 
 4th Year — Finn! J\iss Examination. 
 Medici NK. 
 
 Surgery. 
 
 AIlD\VIFERY. 
 
 Clinical Medicine, 
 
 Clinical Surgery. 
 
 Medical Anatomy. 
 
 Surgical Anatomy. 
 
 By means of the above arrangement a certain defmite amount of 
 work must be accomplished in each year and, moreover, an ciiuit 
 able division is niwide between the Primary and Final branches. 
 
 It was not thought advisable that Students should pass finally on 
 Important subjects of the Primary branches at the end of the first 
 year, hence the second year examination embraces the whole range 
 of the Primary subjects, and the same holds good for the Final 
 branches in the 3rd and 4th Year, with the exception of Medical 
 Jurisprudence and Hygiene, which may be finally passed at the end 
 of the 3rd Year. 
 
 The Sessional Examinations at the close of the ist and 3rd Years 
 are compulsory upon all Students, and they will be rated according 
 to merit. 
 
 With regard to the Primary Examination at the end of the 2nd 
 
 * — May be tnkcn al llic fMid of tbe Second Year. 
 
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 Year, it remains optional with the Student whether he passes in all 
 the branches or leaves two for the 3rd Year. In any case, Chemistry 
 and one other must be taken at the close of the 2nd Year. 
 
 VI. 
 
 MEDALS AND PHIZES. 
 
 1st. 'i'he Holnirs Crold Medal, awarded to the Student of the 
 graduating t lass who rereivcs the highest aggregate number of 
 marks for the in-J-:* examinations, written and oral, in both Primary 
 and Final branches, 
 
 2nd. A prize in books awarded for the best e.vamination, writtcJi 
 and oral, in the final branches, 'llic gold medallist is not permitted 
 to compete for this prize. 
 
 3rd. A prize in books awarded for the best examination, written 
 and oral, in the primary branches. 
 
 4th. The Sutherland Gold Medal, awarded for the best exami- 
 nation in Theoretical and Practical Chemistry, together with credit- 
 able examination in the Primary branches. 
 
 A prize in books for the best examination in the senior and junior 
 Class in Practical Anatomy. 
 
 A prize in books for the best examination in Potany, and a prize 
 for the best collection of plants. 
 
 VII. 
 
 one course 
 
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 FEES. 
 Lectures. 
 
 Practice of Medicine, . . - - 
 Clinical Medicine, . . . . 
 
 Surgery, 
 
 Clinical Surgery, .... 
 
 Obstetrics and Gynaicology, 
 
 Medical Jurisprudence, - - - - 
 
 Anatomy, ... ... 
 
 Institutes of Medicine (Physiology & Pathology) " 
 
 Chemistry, one course 
 
 Chemistry, Practical, - - - - 
 Practical Anatomy, .... 
 
 Botany and Zoology - - - - 
 
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 $12.00 
 12.00 
 12.00 
 12.00 
 12.00 
 10.00 
 12.00 
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 Matriculation, 
 
 Enregistration, (each Session) 
 
 Degree, 
 
 Registration of Degree, 
 
 HOSPITAL PEES. 
 Montreal Goneral Hospital. 
 
 Six months, $ 8.00 
 
 Twelve months, - la^'O 
 
 Perpetual, 20.00 
 
 Lying-in-Hospital. 
 
 Six months, 8.00 
 
 Summer Session, 10 00 
 
 Practical Histology,( Microscopes and reagents provided) 1 5.00 
 
 Any Student after having paid the fees and attended two courses 
 of any class shall be entitled to a perpetual ticket for that class, 
 except the following : — Practical Anatomy, Practical Histology and 
 Practical Chemistry. 
 
 N. B. — All Fees are payable strictly in advance. 
 
 VIII. 
 TEXT-BOOKS. 
 
 Anato-MY. — Gray, "Wilson, Sharpey and Quain. 
 
 Practical Anatomy. — Heath's and Ellis' " Dissectors," Holden's 
 Dissector and Landmarks. 
 
 Chemistry. — Fownes, Miller, Roscoc. 
 
 Practical Chemistry. — Odling, Galloway, Fresenius. 
 
 Materia Medica. — Pereira's Manual by Farre, Bently and War- 
 rington. 
 
 Institutes of Medicine. — Physiology. — Kirkc's Hand-Book, 
 Dal ton. Carpenter, Huxley, Foster. Pathology. — Green, Rind- 
 fleish, Jones & Sieveking, (by Payne) Wilks & Moxon,Virchow, 
 on Post-Mortems, Orth's Compendium. 
 
 Practical Histology. — Rutherford, Schafer. 
 
 Surgery. — Holmes' Surger}^, Erichsen, Druitt, Bryant. 
 
 Practice of Medicine. — Aitken, Wood, Watson, Roberts, Da- 
 Costa) Flint. 
 
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 Medical Jurisprudence. — Taylor's Jurisprudence, Ciuy and 
 Ferrier's Forensic Medicine, Woodman & Tidy's Handbook, 
 Maudsley on Insanity, Shepherd's Lectures on Madness. 
 
 Midwifery. — Churchill, Ramsbotham,Cazeaux, Leishman, Playfair. 
 
 Hygiene. — Parks, Hammond, Wilson. 
 
 IX. 
 MUSEUM. 
 
 Most of the usual Pathological specimens are collected here, 
 obtained from Hospital and private practice. They are largely 
 used in illustrating the lectures on Medicine and Surgery. There 
 are also wax and papier-mache models. 
 
 Graduates of the University are invited to contri! ute specimens. 
 
 X. 
 LIBRARY. 
 
 This comprises between four and five thousand volumes, includ- 
 in^ all the standard text-books and works ofreference, together with 
 complete files of the leading periodicals. Students may obtain 
 books on making a deposit of $4.00, which is refunded on returning 
 the volumes. 
 
 XI. 
 McGILL MEDICAL SOCIETY. 
 
 This Society, composed of enregistered Students of the Faculty, 
 meets once a week during the Summer Session, and fortnightly 
 during the winter, for the reading of papers and the discussion of 
 medical subjects. It is presided over by a physician chosen by the 
 members. 
 
 A reading room has been established in connection with the 
 Society, in which the leading English and American medical 
 journals are on file. 
 
 XII. 
 COST OP LIVING, &c. 
 
 This will, of course, vary with the tastes and habits of the Student, 
 but the necessary expenses need not exceed those in smaller towns. 
 Good Board may be obtained from $14 to $20 per month. A list of 
 Boarding-houses is prepared annually by the Secretary of the 
 University, and may be procured from the Janitor at the Medical 
 College. 
 
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 XIII. 
 HOSPITALS. 
 
 IMONTREAL GENERAI, HOSPITAL. 
 
 The Montreal General Hospital affords ample means for the 
 instruction of Students in Clinical Medicine and Surgery. The 
 daily number of beds occupied by patients averages from 130 to 
 140, and during epidemic visitations has reached a much higher 
 number. The Governors have also erected a Hospital for Children, 
 contiguous to the Reid Wing of the present building. The 
 Students have thus an opportunity of becoming familiar with nearly 
 all the diseases of suffering humanity, and with the peculiarities im- 
 parted to them by infancy, adolescence, maturity and declining age- 
 
 The large number of out-door patients that are treated in the 
 Hospital, averaging from sixty to seventy daily — supply illustrations 
 of most of the diseases of infants and children, of very many of the 
 eye and skin, and of those chronic and ill-defined ailments which, 
 as they do not require admission to the wards of a hospital, would 
 not otherwise come under the observation of the Student, although, 
 on account of their variety and frequency, they are of great impor- 
 tance to the Physician. 
 
 The large number of patients affected with diseases of the eye and 
 car, now attending the out-door department, will afford Students 
 ample opportunity to become familiar with all the ordinary affections 
 of those organs, and to make themselves proficient in the use of 
 the ophthalmoscope, and it is hoped that every Student will thus 
 seek to gain a practical knowledge of this important branch of 
 JNIedicine and Surgery. Operations are performed on the eye, by 
 Dr. Buller, after the out-door patients have been seen, and Students 
 are invited to attend the same,and as far as practicable to keep such 
 cases under observation so long as they remain in the Hospital. 
 
 The shipping contributes many examples of accidents and surgical 
 cases. 
 
 Clinical Clerks to both medical and surgical wards are appoint- 
 ed every three months, and each one during his term of service 
 conducts, under the immediate direction of the Clinical Professors, 
 the reporting of all cases in the ward allotted him. The holding of 
 one of these offices is found to be of the greatest possible advantage 
 
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 to Students, as affording the most real practical training for his 
 future professional life. They will be awarded on application at 
 the end of each Session to past primary Students of that year, in 
 order of their standing in the primary examination. 
 
 Dressers are also appointed to the Surgical wards and to the 
 Out-door Department. For these appointments application is to be 
 made to the Professor of Clinical Surgery, and to the Out-door 
 attending Physicians. 
 
 The Operating Room (used also for a lecture room) is so con- 
 structed as to enable the Students to obtain a good view of the 
 operations. 
 
 MONTREAL DISPENSARY, 
 
 ST. ANTOINE STREET. 
 
 About 10,000 patients yearly are treated at this Institution. The 
 cases are of great variety, comprising a large number of pulmonary 
 affections and childrens' diseases. Minor operations are of daily 
 occurrence, and excellent practice is afforded in the application of 
 splints and bandages. The attending Physicians furnish Students 
 with all possible faciUties. The hours of attendance are from rs — 2 
 dailv. 
 
 UNIVERSITY LYING-IN HOSPITAL. 
 
 This is under the direction of the Professor of Midwifery. 
 Students who have already attended one course of his lectures, are 
 furnished with cases in rotation ; they are advised to attend this 
 Institution as much as possible during the Summer, when, since 
 there are as many patients and not so many pupils as in Winter, a 
 larger proportion of cases falls to the share of each. Moreover, in 
 this way more attention can be given to their duties during the 
 winter. 
 
 The Assistant to the Professor of Midwifery attends each case, 
 and gives instruction to the students in the methods of examination 
 and the diagnosis of presentations. 
 
 UNIVERSITY DISPENSARY FOR DISEASES OF WOMEN. 
 Clinical instruction to Senior Students will be given thrice 
 weekly at this Institution, 107 St. Urbain Street. 
 
fw^nsyass 
 
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 XIV. 
 PAST SESSION. 
 
 The total number of students enregistered in this Faculty during 
 
 the past year was 166, of wliom there were, from — 
 
 Ontario, 87, New Brunswick 7, 
 
 Quebec, 51, P. E. Island, 3, 
 
 Nova Scotia, 3, Newfoundland, i. 
 
 United States, 14. 
 
 The following gentlemen, 40 in number, have passed their 
 Primary Examinations on the following subjects : Anatomy, Che- 
 mistry, Materia Medica and Pharmacy, Institutes of Medicine and 
 Botany and Zoology. Their names, and residences are as follows : 
 
 NAME. RESIDENCE. 
 
 Ayer, N Woodstock, N.B. 
 
 Browne, T. L Ottawa, O. 
 
 Beer, Charles N Charlottetown, P.E.I. 
 
 Cameron, P Williamstown, O. 
 
 Church, F. W Aylmer, Q. 
 
 Cahalan, J Wyandotte, Mich. 
 
 Cowley, U. K Ottawa, O. 
 
 Dibblee, G. O St, Stephens, N.B. 
 
 Edwards, J. S London, O. 
 
 Fielde, E. C Prescott, O. 
 
 Eraser, H. D Pembroke, O. 
 
 Gray, W. L Pembroke, O. 
 
 Ileyd, H. E Brantford, O. 
 
 Iligginson, II. A L'Orignal, O. 
 
 Henderson, A Montreal, Q. 
 
 Josephs, G. E Pembroke, O. 
 
 Laurin, E. J Montreal, Q. 
 
 Lang, W. A St. Marys, O. 
 
 Maas, R. L Negaunee, Mich, 
 
 Mignault, L. D. B. A Montreal, Q. 
 
 McDonald, M, C Montreal, Q. 
 
 McDonald, J. A Panmure, P.E.I. 
 
 McDonald, R. T ' Montreal, Q. 
 
 Mackenzie, K Melbourne, Q. 
 
 Mackenzie, B. E. B.A Aurora, O. 
 
 McLaren, D. C. B. A Montreal, Q. 
 
 McGannon, E. A Prescott, O. 
 
 O'Calaghan, T. A. B. A Worcester, Mass. 
 
 Pringlc, A. F Cornwall, O. 
 
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 IHilford, F. W Detroit, Mich. 
 
 Ross, G. T Montreal. Q. 
 
 Ross, J. W Winthrop, O. 
 
 Ruttan, A. M Napanee, O. 
 
 Riordan, B. L Port Hope, O 
 
 Rogers, E.J Teterboro, O. 
 
 Stewart, J St. Anicet, Q. 
 
 Serviss, F. W Iroquois, O. 
 
 Smith, E. H Montreal, Q. 
 
 Snow, W. II Dundas, O. 
 
 Struthers, R. B Thillipsburg, O. 
 
 W. C. Perks, Port Hope, .has passed the written, but owing to 
 illness was unable to present himself for the oral examination. 
 
 The following gentlemen, 37 in number^ have fulfilled all the 
 requirements to entitle them to the degree of M.D., CM., from 
 this University. These exercises consist in examinations, both 
 written and oral, on the following subjects : Principles and Practice 
 of Surgery, Theory and Practice of Medicine, Obstetrics and 
 Diseases of Women and Children, Medical Jurisprudence and 
 Hygiene,— and also Clinical Examinations in Medicine and Surgery 
 conducted at the bedside in the Hospital : — 
 
 NAME. RESIDENCE. 
 
 Brown, J. L Chesterfield, O. 
 
 Burwash, Henry J St. Andrew's, Q. 
 
 Butler, Billa F Stirling, O. 
 
 Carman, Philip E Iroquois, O. 
 
 Carman, John B Iroquois, O. 
 
 Chisbolm, Murdoch Loch Lomond, N.S. 
 
 Case, William Hamilton, O. 
 
 Gray, Thomas Brucefield, O. 
 
 Groves, George H Carp, O. 
 
 Gurd, David F Montreal, Q. 
 
 Hart, George C Osnabrook Centre, O. 
 
 Hanna, Franklin Harlem, O. 
 
 Henwood, Alfred J Brantford, O. 
 
 Imrie, Andrew W Spencerville, O. 
 
 Irwin, J. L Montreal, Q. 
 
 Jackson, Joseph A Lawrence, N. Y. 
 
 Jamieson, Chas. J Ottawa, O. 
 
 La A'ford, John B Montreal, Q. 
 
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 I.cfebvre, John M Toronto, O. 
 
 I.loyd, Iloyes W Strathioy, O. 
 
 Lyford, Chas. C Roscoe, 111. 
 
 McArthur, John A Underwood, O. 
 
 McCully, Oscar J. M.A Sussex, N.B. 
 
 McCuUough, George St. Marys, O. 
 
 McGuigan, William J Stratford, O. 
 
 McNee, Stuart Perth, O. 
 
 Menzies, John B Almonte, O. 
 
 Riley, Oscar H Franklin, Vt. 
 
 Rutherford, M. C Waddington, N. Y. 
 
 Scott, John G Ottawa, O. 
 
 Seymour, Maurice M • Chesterville, O. 
 
 Shaw, William F Ottawa, O. 
 
 Smith, John Torbolton, O. 
 
 Spencer, Richmond Montreal, Q. 
 
 Sutherland, William R Montreal, Q, 
 
 Weagant, Clarence A Dundas Co. , O. 
 
 Williston, Hedley V. M. A Newcastle, N.B. 
 
 Frank Buller, M.D., M. R. C. S. Eng., Lecturer on Diseases of the 
 Eye and Ear, received the degree in course. 
 
 Of the above named gentlemen, Mr. J. B. Lawford, is under age. 
 He has, however, passed all the examinations and fulfilled all the 
 requirements necessary for graduation, and only awaits his majority 
 to receive his degree. 
 
 The following have passed in Medical Jurisprudence: - 
 
 Henry E. Poole, David G. Inksetter, B. L. Riordan. 
 
 William McEachran, II. B. Small, T. Ambrose. 
 
 R. K. McCorkill. J. E. McEvenue. 
 
 The following have passed in Anatomy : — 
 
 W. Cormack, J. H. Carson, F. Tupper, 
 
 G. IT. Oliver, F. II. Mewburn, W. A. Derby, 
 
 W. J. Musgrove, C. M. Gordon, G. C. Wagner, 
 
 M. McNulty, A. P. Poaps, J. C. Shanks, 
 
 The following have passed in Materia Medica :— 
 
 W. Cormack, H. Lunam, B. A. W. Shufelt, 
 
 M. McNulty, W.Moore, J. C. Shiu 1 :. 
 
 A Dunlop, A. McDonald, J. Wilbaius, 
 
 J. J. Hunt, T. W. Reynolds, J. B. Harvic, 
 
 T. A. Page, A. D. Struthers. 
 
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 The following have passed in Chcnii.stry : — 
 
 A. P. Poaps, 
 W. Cormack, 
 A. McDonald, 
 
 A. D. vStruthers, 
 J. McKay, 
 
 C. M. Gordon, 
 James Ross, B- A. 
 
 B. Fritz, 
 
 A. H. Dunlop, 
 W. T. Derby, 
 T. W, Reynolds, 
 J. Williams, 
 J.J. Hunt, 
 H. Lunam, B. A. 
 K. II. Klock, 
 J. II. Carson, 
 
 J. B. Ilarvif, 
 W. A. Shufclt, 
 J. C. Shanks. 
 G. C. Wagner, 
 F, II. Mcwburn, 
 W. Moore, 
 T. A. Page, 
 
 The following have passed in Physiology : — 
 
 W. Cormack, 
 II. E. Poole, 
 W. J. Musgrovc, 
 A. McDonald, 
 F. II. Mewburn, 
 W. Moore, 
 
 A. D. Struthers, 
 W. A. Shufelt, 
 C. M. Gordon, 
 G. C. Wagner, 
 T. W. Reynolds, 
 J. J. Hunt, 
 
 J ir, Carson, 
 E. Fritz, 
 R. II Klock, 
 A. II. Dunlop, 
 W. C. McGillis, 
 
 The following have passed in Practical Anatomy : — 
 
 W. A. Shufelt, 
 F. Tupper, 
 C. M. Gordon, 
 
 F. II. Mewburn, 
 J. C. Shanks, 
 J. II. Carson, 
 
 W A. Derby, 
 E Fritz, 
 
 The following have passed in Botany 
 
 Class I 
 
 H. V. Ogden, B. A. (prize). Alex. Shaw, 
 
 J. W. Cameron, ) equal, James E. Trueman, 
 F. A. Holmes, ) 2nd pr. Philias Vanier, 
 
 B. W. Burland, 
 Henry O'Keefe, 
 W. T. Duncan, 
 B. F. W. Hurdman, 
 T. H. Edick, 
 
 Class II. 
 
 Edmund Christie, 
 T. J. Pierce O'Brien, 
 E. C. Bangs, 
 W. A. Dewolf Smith, 
 J. II. Shaver, 
 
 T N McLane, 
 E. J. C. Carter, 
 II. Gale. 
 
 John Graham, 
 W. H. Shaver, 
 J. A. Lindsay, 
 JohnM Scott, 
 J. L. Martin. 
 
 W. E. Thompson, 
 J. B. Green, 
 B. D. Pierce, 
 A» McR, Catenacli, 
 
 Class III. 
 
 N. J. Ilinkley, 
 C. B. H. Ilanvey, 
 C. H. Ormand, 
 W. W. Denyer, 
 
 R. Price, 
 R. F. Campbell, 
 George Shrady, 
 Albert Cuthbert. 
 
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 XVi 
 
 MEDALS, PRIZES AND HONOURS. 
 
 The Holmes Gold Medal was awarded to John B. Lawford, 
 of Montreal. 
 
 The prize for the Final Examination was awarded to A, 
 W. Imrie, Spencerville, Ont. 
 
 The prize for the Primary Examination was awarded to 
 John Andrew ^IcDonald, Panmure, P.E.I. 
 
 The Sutherland Cold Medal was awarded to W. L. Gray, 
 Pembroke, Ont. 
 
 The following gentlemen arranged in the order of merit, deserve 
 honourable mention :— 
 
 In the Final Examination, Messrs. Sha.v, Gray, Sutherland and 
 Williston. 
 
 In the Primary Examination, Messrs. Josephs, W. L. Gray, 
 J. W. Ross, Beer, Rogers, Henderson, R. B. Struthers and Heyd. 
 
 Professors' Prizes. 
 
 BOTANY.-First Prize, H. V. Ogden, B. A., St. Catherines, O. 
 Second Prizes, J. W. Cameron and F. A. Holmes. 
 
 Practical Anatomy.— Demonstrator's Prize, in the Senior Class, 
 awarded to Chas. N. Beer, of Charlottetown, P.E.I. 
 ' Junior Class prize awarded to James Ross, B. A., Dewitville, Q. 
 
 Practical Chemistry.-W. L. Gray, Pembroke, Ont. 
 
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 XVI. 
 
 SUMMER SESSION. 
 
 The Classes are chiefly practical and demonstrative, and are 
 designed to supplement and extend the teaching of the regular 
 winter Session. 
 
 The experience of the past sessions has been very encouraging^ 
 both in regard to the numbers in attendance, and the diligence with 
 which the classes have been followed; and the Faculty hopes that all 
 students will endeavour to take one or two of these extra Sessions, 
 the fees for which have purposely been placed so low as to be 
 almost nominal. 
 
 The special advantages of attendance upon a Summer Session 
 are : — 
 
 (i) The benefit derived from the practical and demonstrative 
 classes. 
 
 (2) Dresserships and Clinical Clerkships are more easily obtained 
 at the Hospitals, and the student has more time at his disposal 
 to follow up the cases. 
 
 (3) Cases of Midwifery are obtained in greater numbers at the 
 Lying-in-Hospital. 
 
 (4) Systematic study can be carried out more effectively than at 
 home. 
 
 As is only natural, the advantages offered by the city of Montreal 
 for the practical study of Medicine and Surgery are unequalled in 
 the Dominion. In the wards of the General Hospital there is 
 always — and more particularly in the summer months when naviga- 
 tion is open — a large collection of interesting medical and surgical 
 cases. In the out-door department there is a daily attendance of 
 between 75 and 100 patients, which affords excellent instruction in 
 minor surgery, routine medical practice, and diseases of children. 
 The Eye and Ear Department, will afford to the student an oppor- 
 tunity of studying practically, under skilled direction, these important 
 branches. 
 
 The Faculty has much pleasure in announcing the following 
 prospectus. 
 
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 : I 
 
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 Clinical Instruction at Bedside.— Montreal General j The Attendluff 
 
 1 luspital ) Pbysiciiin*. 
 
 A limited number of Dresscrships and Clinical Clerkships may he obtained 
 on application to the Attending and Out-Door Physicians. — Daily, 12-2. 
 
 l^ledical Cllnique.— Lectures upon the Diagnosis and | ^j^^^ Ross, M.A., M.D. 
 
 'i'reatnient of cases brou"ht into the Theatre... > ,, / er^^- • W/'y :„. 
 TuKSDAVs, iia.m...... j Prof.of ClmicalMcd.cme. 
 
 Surgical Clinique.— Lectures upon the Diaftnois and J y ^ Kodrtiek M. I». 
 
 Treatment of cases brought into the Theatre ; > -^ / ^,. . , ,. ' 
 Fkiuay.s, 1 1 a.m j ^'o^' Clinical Surgery. 
 
 Diseases of Women. — Method of examining patient' 
 use of speculum and uterine sound ; disorders of 
 menstruation ; leucorrhcca, its causes and treat- 
 ment ; tumors of the uterus, displacements of | 
 uterus, &c. — Mondays & Thursdays, ii a.m. J 
 
 Practical Gynecology— for .senior students at the J 
 University Dispensary for Women, — thrice ; 
 weekly J 
 
 Diseases of Children.— Anatomical and rhysiolo- 
 gical peculiarities of infancy and childhood ; 
 modes of examination of sick children ; peculiari- 
 ties of symptoms ; therapeutics and dosage ; con- 
 sideration of the more common and important 
 diseases of childhood. — THURSDAYS, lo_a.m j 
 
 D. C. McCallnin, 91 H. 
 
 Prof, of 
 
 Midwifery and 
 
 Diseases of Women. 
 
 DrN. 
 
 McCalluiii 
 Gardner. 
 
 nnd 
 
 Wm. O'lrdner.M.IK 
 
 I'-if. of 
 Medical Juiisprudcnce. 
 
 Opiithalmic and Aural Surgery.— Twelve Clinicah 
 
 Lectures on cases in the Theatre. Extra hours | F. Bnllcr, M.D. 
 for Ophthalmoscopic work, and instruction in J- Lecturer on Ophthalmo- 
 
 operations | logy and Otology. 
 
 Mondays, id a.m j 
 
 Operative Surgery.— Surgical Anatomy of arteries ; ) F l«ihcplierd, M.D. 
 
 surface markings ; special anatomical demon- I Demonstrator of 
 strations. — Fridays, id a.m ) Anatomy. 
 
 Minor Surgery.— Bandaging, application of splints, ) K-I-i.MacDoiinelljM.D, 
 
 haemostatics, catheterism, &c > Asst. Demonstrator of 
 
 Wednesdays, 10 a.m ) Anatomy. 
 
 Venereal Diseases and Diseases of skin.— Clinical ) t. g. Roddick, m.d. 
 
 Demonstrations on cases in the Theatre ; weekly ) Prof of Clinical Surgery. 
 
 Electro-Therapeutics. — Six Lectures and demonstra-") 
 tions on varieties of electricity; batteries ; electro- | 
 iliagnosis ; modes of application ; medical disea- \- 
 ses in wlaich electricity is useful ; electrolysis | 
 and galvanic cautery. — Saturdays, 10 a.m. . . J 
 
 Practical Pathology.- consisting of twenty demon-^ 
 strations in the autopsy-room of the hospital. Stu- 
 dents will make the post-mortems in rotation, and [ 
 receive instruction in the method of performing ! 
 them, and keeping record of their observations. — j 
 Di-Wj'EKLV, I p.m j 
 
 IVni. Gardner, 9I.D. 
 
 Prof of 
 Medical Jurisprudence. 
 
 ^Viu. Osier, M.D. 
 
 Prof of 
 
 IMiysiology and Pa- 
 
 lliology. 
 
ndluff 
 
 le obtained 
 
 :2-2. 
 
 I.A., M.». 
 
 IMcxlicine. 
 
 I«k, HI. I» 
 1 Sufijcry. 
 
 am, M D. 
 
 of 
 
 y and 
 Women. 
 
 luin niul 
 
 icr. 
 
 ner, 31. !>• 
 
 of 
 
 sprudcncc 
 
 r, M.D. 
 
 Ophthalmo- 
 Dtology, 
 
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 Practical Obstetrics.- in 'tmeliun m the dia-i | •*- a n*- .vn«,U.A., m.i>. 
 
 sis of presentations and the Clinical numageni' ui / Clinic. Assistant to the 
 of cases ) l'»"o' '^f Midwifery. 
 
 All Students desirous of attending the above courses, are cv ted 
 to register their names with the Registrar, unthin one week a r the 
 beginning of the Session, and to pay a.feeof$io, when a ticU '. will 
 be issued admitting bearer to the lectures, which ticket must be 
 presented. Enrcgistration and payment of the fee are compulsory 
 upon all students whether attending one or more of the classes. 
 
 The fees will be devoted to the extension and improvetnent of 
 the Library and Museum, to which all students can obtain access. 
 
 A printed certificate of attendance will be issued at the close of 
 the Session. 
 
 The following courses will also be conducted during the summer, 
 and may be taken by enregistered students. 
 
 Practical Chemistry, including blowpipe manipula- ^ 
 tion, qualitative analysis, toxicological investiga- 
 tions, analysis of urine, &c. This course is the 
 same as, and may be taken in lieu of, the Ses- 
 sional Course during the winter 
 
 Fee, ,?/.?.— MON., Wed., and Fridays, 3-5 p.m J 
 
 Practical Histology, normal and pathological. A \ 
 course of twenty lessons. Microscopes, reagents, f 
 
 and material provided. Fee, ■$is ( 
 
 Tuesdays, Thursdays, & SATURDAYs,3-Sp.m ) 
 
 Q. 1*. Gird wood, 31. U. 
 
 Prof, of 
 Practical Chemistry. 
 
 ^'in. Osier, AI.D 
 
 Prof, of 
 Physiology and Pa- 
 thology. 
 
 rd, M.D. 
 
 rator of 
 •my. 
 
 nnell»9f.D. 
 
 onstrator of 
 /my. 
 
 ick, 9I.D. 
 
 ;al Surgery. 
 
 ner, M.D. 
 
 fof 
 isprudence. 
 
 er, 9I.D. 
 
 fof 
 
 y and Pa- 
 
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l^nuUnto of the ^Inivwrttj, 
 
 SESSION 1879. 
 
 McGILL COLLEGE. 
 
 STUDENTS IN MEDICINK. 
 
 Ayer, Nchcmiah Woodstock Nfw !'•. 
 
 Ambrose, Thomas Montreal Qiit bee. 
 
 Bangs, Edson Clark Fairbault M in. 
 
 Beer, Chas. N Charlottctowii 1*. K. T. 
 
 t Brown, James I. Chesterfield Ontario. 
 
 Browne, Thomas L Ottawa Ontario. 
 
 t Bnrwash, Ilcnry J St. Andrews Quebec 
 
 I Bullcr, Frank, M. D 
 
 r Butler, Billa F Stirling Ontario. 
 
 lUirland, Benj'n. W Stottsvillc Quebec. 
 
 Cahalan, James Wyandotte Michigan. 
 
 Cameron, Paul Williamstown Ontario. 
 
 Cameron, John W Montreal Quebec. 
 
 Campbell, Lome Montreal Quebec. 
 
 Campbell, Robert ¥ Aylmer Ontario. 
 
 \ Carman John B Iroquois Ontario. 
 
 I Carman, Philip E Iroquois Ont.irio. 
 
 Carson, John II Port Hope Ontario. 
 
 Cattenach, Angus M Dalhousie Mills Ontario. 
 
 t Case, W. 11 Hamilton Ontario. 
 
 t Chisholm, Murdoch Loch Lomond N. Scotia. 
 
 Christie, Edward Lachute Ouebec. 
 
 Church, Frederick W. II Aylmer Quebec. 
 
 Church, John J. R Aylmer Quebec. 
 
 Cormack, Wm Guelph Ontario. 
 
 Cowley, Daniel K Ottawa Ontario. 
 
 Cuthbert, Albert E, R Berthier Quebec. 
 
 Cuzner, Mark R Aylmer Ouebee. 
 
 Dafoe, Victor Aultsville Ontario. 
 
 Dawson, Rankine Montreal Quebec. 
 
 Denyer, William W Ottawa Ontario. 
 
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 Dcrliy, Willi.im J North IMantagenct Ontario. 
 
 i )ickcnson, Salter M Cornwall Ontario. 
 
 Dibblcc, Geo, O St. Stephen Now K 
 
 Drummond, William II Montreal (^iiehei-. 
 
 Dulmagc, William K Smith's Falls Ontario. 
 
 Duncim, W. T Oranby (Quebec. 
 
 Dunlop, Alex. II Tembroko Ontario. 
 
 Kdick, (jcorge II I )an(las Ontario. 
 
 Fairbanks, Chas. S Oshawa Ontario. 
 
 Fender, Henry C Iroquois Ontario. 
 
 I'ielde, Edmund C Trcscott Ontario. 
 
 I'Vascr, I lenry D; Vembroke Ontario. 
 
 Fritz, Emdond .... Windsor N. Scotia. 
 
 dale, Hugh Flora Ontario. 
 
 Clordon, Chas. M Ottawa Ontario. 
 
 Crant, J.imes A., 15. A Ottawa Ontario. 
 
 Graham, John Ottawa Ontario. 
 
 T Gray, Thomas Urucefield Ontario. 
 
 Grey, William L I'cmbrokc Ontario. 
 
 t f iroves, Gcorj^e H Carp Ontario. 
 
 t Gurd, David F .Montreal (Quebec. 
 
 I lanvcy, Chas. 15. H Cleveland Ohio. 
 
 t Ilanna, Franklin I larlem Ontario. 
 
 I larris, Adoniran IiigersoU Ontario. 
 
 i' Hart, George C Osnabruck Centre Ontario. 
 
 i larvie, John li Ottawa Ontario. 
 
 Heard, Charles D., M.A Charlottetown P. E. I. 
 
 Iligginson, Henry A I/Orignal Ontario. 
 
 1 lenderson, Andrew Montreal (Quebec. 
 
 t Ilenwood, Alfred J IhMUtford Ontario. 
 
 Hurdman, B. F. W Aylmer Quebec. 
 
 Ileyd, Herman E I'.rantford Ontario. 
 
 Holmes, F. A Doer Island New H. 
 
 Howard, Robl. J . 13., 15. A Montreal Quebec. 
 
 Howe, E. S Morrisunville N. York. 
 
 I lunt, John J Lambeth Ontario. 
 
 I Imric, Andrew W Spencervillc Ontario. 
 
 Inksetter, David C. Copetown Ontario. 
 
 t Irwin, John L Ottawa Ontario. 
 
 t Jackson, Joseph A., M.D Lawrence N. York. 
 
 t Jamieson, Charles J Ottawa Ontario. 
 
 Josephs, CJeorge E Pembroke Ontario, 
 
 Klock, Robert H Eardley Quebec. 
 
 Lang, William A St. Marys Ontario. 
 
 Lnurin, Joseph E Montreal Quebec. 
 
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 Montreal . . Quebec. 
 
 Toronto Ontario. 
 
 Campbelltown New 13- 
 
 Strathroy Ontario. 
 
 Litchfield Quebec. 
 
 •t- Lyford, Charles C Roscoe Illinois. 
 
 Maas, Rudolph J Negaunee Michigan. 
 
 t Lawford, John B . . . 
 + Lefevre, John M. . . 
 
 Lindsay, John A 
 
 t Lloyd, Iloyes W. . . 
 Lunam, Henry, B. A 
 
 .Paisley Ontario. 
 
 .Glencoe Ontario. 
 
 .Perth Ontario. 
 
 .Montreal Quebec. 
 
 . Underwood Ontario. 
 
 .New York U. S. 
 
 .Montreal Quebec. 
 
 Macdonald, Alex 
 
 Macdonald, Malcolm C 
 
 Macdonald, Robert C 
 
 Macdonald, Robt. T. E 
 
 t Mc Arthur, John A 
 
 McCaffrey, Francis F 
 
 McCorkill, Robert K. C. G 
 
 t McCullough, George St. Mary's Ontario. 
 
 McCully, Oscar J., M. A Sussex New B. 
 
 McDonald, John A Panmure P. E. I. 
 
 McEachran, William Montreal Quebec. 
 
 McEvenue, John E Montreal Quebec. 
 
 McGannon, Edward A Prescott Ontario. 
 
 McGillis, William C Montreal Quebec. 
 
 t McGuigan, William J Stratford Ontario. 
 
 McKay, James Ottawa Ontario. 
 
 McKenzie, Kenneth Melbourne Quebec. 
 
 McKenzie, Bartholomew, E. , B. A Aurora Ontario. 
 
 McLean, Thomas N Perth Ontario. 
 
 McLaren, David C Montreal Quebec. 
 
 McMillan, D Huntingdon Quebec. 
 
 t McNee, Stuart Perth Ontario. 
 
 McNulty, Michael Iroquois Ontario. 
 
 Menzies, John B Almonte Ontario. 
 
 Mewburn, Frank II Dmmmondville Ontario. 
 
 Mignault, Louis D., B. A Montreal Quebec. 
 
 Morris, William Montreal Quebec. 
 
 Moore, William Derby Ontario. 
 
 Musgrove, Wm. J West Winchester. Ontario. 
 
 O'Brien, T. J. P Worcester 
 
 O'Callaghan, Thomas A., B.A Worcester , 
 
 O'Keefe, Henry Lindsay 
 
 Ogden, Henry V., B. A St. Catherines 
 
 Oliver, George H Dewittville 
 
 Page, Thomas A Brockville 
 
 Perks, Wm. C Port Hope 
 
 Pinsoneault, Bernard Montreal 
 
 Poaps, Allen P Osnabruck Centre . 
 
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 Poole, Henry E Wakefield Quebec. 
 
 Prendergast, Waller J Cote des Neiges Quebec. 
 
 Pringle, Alex. F Cornwall Ontario. 
 
 Pulford, Frederick \\' Windsor Ontario. 
 
 Reynolds, Thomas W Brockville Ontario. 
 
 + Riley, Oscar II Franklin Vermont. 
 
 Riley, A. W Morrisonville N. York. 
 
 Rogers, Ed. J Peterboro Ontario. 
 
 Riordan, Bruce L Port Hope Ontario. 
 
 Ross, George T Montreal Quebec. 
 
 Ross, John W Winthroi) Ontario. 
 
 t Rutherford, Martin C Waddington N. York. 
 
 Ross, James Dcwittville Quebec. 
 
 Ruttan, Allen M Napance Ontario. 
 
 t Scott, John G Ottawa Ontario. 
 
 Scott, John M Carleton I'lncc Ontario. 
 
 Serviss, Thos. W I roquois Ontario. 
 
 t Seymour, Maurice M Chestervillc Ontario. 
 
 Shanks, James C I luntin^ton .• Quebec. 
 
 Shaw, Alex Seaforth Ontario. 
 
 t Shaw, William F Ottawa Ontario. 
 
 Shaver, Jacob II Montreal Quebec. 
 
 Shaver, William H Wales Ontario. 
 
 Shaver, Robert Williamstown Ontario. 
 
 Shrady, George New York U. S. 
 
 Shufelt, William A 1 irowne Quebec. 
 
 Small, Henry 15 Ottawa Ontario. 
 
 Smith, W. A. D Faohine Ontario. 
 
 Smith, Edward II Montreal Quebec. 
 
 "i" Smith, John Torbolton Ontario. 
 
 Snow, Walter II Dundas Ontario. 
 
 i Spencer, Richmond Montreal (Quebec. 
 
 Stewart, James O St. Anicet (Quebec. 
 
 Struthers, Ale:;. D Pliilipsburg Quebec. 
 
 Slruthers, Robert B * Phillipsburg Quebec. 
 
 t Sutherland, William R Montreal Quebec. 
 
 Thornton, II. W., P. A Montreal Quebec. 
 
 Thompson, William 1', Harbor Grace • Nftd. 
 
 Trueman, James E Sackville New B. 
 
 Tupper, Freeman Milton N. Scotia. 
 
 Yanier, Philias Si. Martin Quebec. 
 
 W^agner, George C Uickensons Landing Ontario. 
 
 t Weaganl, Clarence A Gallingcrlown Ontario. 
 
 WiHiam>, Joseph London Ontario. 
 
 t Williston, Iledlcy \. , Af . A Newcastle New B. 
 
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DOCTORS OF MEDICINE. 
 
 Adsetts, John ISfiO 
 
 Alexander, llobt. A 1871 
 
 Alguire, Duncan 1874 
 
 I Allen, Hamilton 1872 
 
 Alloway, Thomas Johnson 1809 
 
 Anderson, Alexander 1806 
 
 * Anderson, John C 1865 
 
 Archer, Thomas. 1869 
 
 Ardagh, Johnson ,1869 
 
 Armstrong, George E 1877 
 
 * Arnoldi, Daniel [Hon] 184S 
 
 Atkinson, Kobt 18G2 
 
 Ault, Alexander 1860 
 
 Ault, Charles 1855 
 
 Ault, James F 1855 
 
 Ault, Edwin D 1868 
 
 Austin, Fred. John 1S62 
 
 Aylen, John 1857 
 
 Aylen, James 1863 
 
 IJackhouso, John D 1870 
 
 Bain, D.S.E., Staff yurgeon JMnj...lS08 
 
 IJain, Hugh U 1H75 
 
 Daird, James....- 1870 
 
 Daker, Albert 1S4S 
 
 Barclay, George 1870 
 
 ■^ Barnston, James [ad euii]....185G 
 
 Battorsby, Charles 1SG1 
 
 Baynos, Donald, M.A 1876 
 
 Baynes, George Aylmer 1869 
 
 Bcattio, David 1862 
 
 Beaudet, Alfred 18G5 
 
 Beaudry, Lewis H 1871 
 
 Bockstead, Morris 1878 
 
 t Bell, James IS77 
 
 * Bell, John, M.A 18GG 
 
 Bell, Kobert 1S78 
 
 Bell, Robt. W 187.". 
 
 Belleau, Alfred 1S(;2 
 
 * Bergeron, Joseph 1870 
 
 Bergin, Darby 1847 
 
 Bessoy, William E I8(i.'i 
 
 Bender, Prosper 1865 
 
 Benson, Joseph B 1875 
 
 Bioand, Jean G. ]84;] 
 
 Blackader, Alex. D., B.A 1871 
 
 Blaeklock, John J 1851 
 
 * Blanchet, J. B IHG.'J 
 
 Blair, llobt. C Is(i5 
 
 * Bligh, John AV 1805 
 
 Bogart, Irvine 1859 
 
 * Bomberry, Geo. E. 1S75 
 
 Boulter, George Henry 1852 
 
 * Boyor, Lewis 1842 
 
 * Boylan, Andrew A 1857 
 
 Boyle, Albert D 1877 
 
 * Bowman, William Edward I860 
 
 Bowor, Silas J I'fij 
 
 * Bradley, William 1S69 
 
 Brathwaito, Francis H 1863 
 
 Brandon, John 1867 
 
 Breslin, William Irwin, Asst. Surg- 
 
 geon, 46th Regiment of Line. ..1847 
 
 Brigham, Josiah S 1848 
 
 Brissette, Henry R 1871 
 
 Bristol, Ames S 1850 
 
 Brodeur, Alphonso 186.S 
 
 Brodie, John 1877 
 
 Brooks, Samuel T 1851 
 
 Brouse, William H 1847 
 
 Brouso, Jacob E 1861 
 
 Brossard, J. B. J 1875 
 
 Brown, Peter E, 18G:'. 
 
 Brown, J. L 1879 
 
 Brown, Harry 1873 
 
 Browne, Arthur A., B.A 1872 
 
 Bruneau, Adolphe .1853 
 
 * Bruneau, Oliver T [Hon] 1843 
 
 Bruneau, Onosime 1851 
 
 Bryson, William G 18G7 
 
 Bucko, Richard Maurice 1862 
 
 Bucke, Edward II 1852 
 
 Buckle, John M. C 1869 
 
 Buckley, AVilliam P 1870 
 
 Bull, George Joseph 1869 
 
 * Bullcn, Charles F 1864 
 
 Burgess, John A 18G8 
 
 Burch, Benjamin T 18G5 
 
 Burland, John H 1863 
 
 Burland, Samuel C 1877 
 
 Burland, William B 1872 
 
 Burliind, William H 187G 
 
 Burrows, Philip. ., 18G(J 
 
 Burnham, Kobert Wilkins I860 
 
 Burns, Alfred J 1854 
 
 Burritt, Hor.'itio C 1863 
 
 Burwash, Henry J 1879 
 
 Butler, George C 18G5 
 
 Jiutler, BiUa F 1879 
 
 * Buxton, John N 1849 
 
 Cameron, Duncan 11 1877 
 
 Cameron, James C 1874 
 
 Cameron, John D 1878 
 
 Campbell, Donald Peter 1862 
 
 Campbell, Francis W.ayland 18G0 
 
 Campbell, G. W., M.A. ..[ad oun)..1843 
 Camj)bell, James 1S7G 
 
 * Campbell, Samuel 186G 
 
 Campbell, John 1869 
 
 Cannon, Gilbert 1877 
 
 Carman, Philip E 1879 
 
 Carman, John B 1879 
 
 Carmichacl. Duncan A 1873 
 
 Carey, Augur D. L [ad eunj.. ..1864 
 
 Cassidy, David M 1867 
 
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 Cnssifly, John F 
 
 Carroll, Robert W. W 
 
 Carson, Augustus 
 
 Carson, John 
 
 Carter, Samuel A 
 
 Case, William 11 
 
 Cisgrain, Charles i; 
 
 Cattanach, Andrew J 
 
 Chagnon, Vincoslaus G. li 
 
 * Challiner, Francis 
 
 «'horry, William 
 
 * Chesley, George Ashbold 
 
 Chevalier, Gustave 
 
 Chevalier, Napoleon E 
 
 Chipman, Clarence J. II., 15. A 
 
 Chisholm, Murdoch 
 
 Chisholm, Alex 
 
 Christie, George 11 
 
 Ciiristio, John B , 
 
 Christie, Thomas 
 
 Christie, John H 
 
 * Church, Charles Howard 
 
 Church, Clarence U , 
 
 Church, CoUer M 
 
 Cliurch, Levi II 
 
 ('hurch. Mills Kemble 
 
 * Church, Peter 11 
 
 Clark. Octavius 11. E 
 
 Clark, AVallace, ll.A 
 
 Clark, llichard A 
 
 Clark, Fincastle G. B 
 
 Clemesha, John AVordsworili 
 
 Clement, Victor A 
 
 *i- Cline, John D., I5.A 
 
 Cluness, Daniel 
 
 Codd, Alfred 
 
 Collins, Charles W 
 
 CoUison, Robert 
 
 Colquhoun, George 
 
 Coni-au, .fohn 15 . 
 
 Coor., Guy R 
 
 Cooke, Charles II 
 
 Cook, ITorinon L 
 
 Cooke, Sidney V 
 
 Cooke, William 11 
 
 Copeland, \Villiam L 
 
 Corbett, Augustus M 
 
 Corbettf William II 
 
 Corlis, Josiuh.. 
 
 Cotton, C. L 
 
 * Cowley, Thomas ilcJ 
 
 Cox, Frank 
 
 Coyle, Henry AV 
 
 Craig, Thornton 
 
 Craik, Robert 
 
 Cram, Daniel C 
 
 * Crawford, .lames ad cun 
 
 Cream, Thomas N 
 
 Crichton, Stuart 
 
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 * Cunynghame, W. C. Thurlow....l85S 
 
 Cutter, Frederick A 1873 
 
 Daly, Guy D. F 1808 
 
 Dansereau, Charles 1842 
 
 Dansereau, Charles 1809 
 
 Dansereau, Pierre IS.T/t 
 
 D'Avignon, Fred. F 1H7I 
 
 * Dense, Peter AV^arren 1847 
 
 DoHonald, W. S |.s(;2 
 
 Del'oncherville, Charles 13 1843 
 
 DoGrosbois, T. B i860 
 
 Demorcst, B. G. G ]S52 
 
 Posaulniers, Antoino A 1S03 
 
 DeCelles, Charles D 1841 
 
 Depuis. Joseph G. P , is.'iC. 
 
 Dice, George. 1864 
 
 * Dick, James R 1842 
 
 Dickson, .James .1 184i', 
 
 * Dickinson, George |8(17 
 
 Dickson, AVilliam W 1803 
 
 Digby, James AVinniott 1803 
 
 Dodd, John , 180) 
 
 Donnelly, Charles H 1860 
 
 * Dorion, Severe , 184;; 
 
 * Dorland, Enoch P 1850 
 
 l>orland, James 1875 
 
 Dougan, AVilliam 1807 
 
 Douglis, James | Hon] 1847 
 
 Dowling. John F I87,, 
 
 Drake, .loseph Af 1801 
 
 Dubuc, Charlomange 1801 
 
 * Duckctt, ."Stephen |s,i;; 
 
 Duckott, William A \Ho'J 
 
 Dufort, Th.ndeo A 1805 
 
 Duhamel, Louis l8(;o 
 
 Duncan, (Jeorge I8ti6 
 
 Duncan, Gideon M 187I 
 
 Duncan, George C 1S75 
 
 Duncan, Jauies S 185S 
 
 * Duncm, .lohn |y7] 
 
 * Dunn, AVilliam Oscar 1843 
 
 Dun^iuore, John JI |,S70 
 
 Easton, John 1S52 
 
 Eberli', Harry A I87(i 
 
 Edwards, Eliplialct G 1855 
 
 Edwards.Oliver C 1873 
 
 Elkinton, .Arthur (!., Af^st. ^^urgcon 
 
 Scots Fusili.'pr Gu'inls 1862 
 
 Ellison, Saram R i87;i 
 
 Emery, (iordon .1 1857 
 
 Emery, Allard 1800 
 
 Englisli, T. F „ 1858 
 
 Erskine, .John 186U 
 
 Ethier, Calixto \S67 
 
 Evans, Gritlith 1804 
 
 Ewing, William 1S74 
 
 Kalknor, Alexander 1866 
 
 Fall, Samuel R ,1875 
 
 Farewell, G. Mc(iill IH72 
 
 Farewell, AV. G 1808 
 
 Farley, James T 1S77 
 
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 F.itlcy, Jolin J 1S73 
 
 F.iulknor, (Jeorpjo W IS71 
 
 Kaiilkner. I). W IS7S 
 
 Fonwick, Gcor^^o E<lj;oworth 1847 
 
 Fargupson, Alexander A 1864 
 
 Forj^usson, Alex. A 1860 
 
 * Finla.vson, John 18."4 
 
 Finnio, John T ISO'.I 
 
 * Fishor, John 1848 
 
 F'itzi?orakl, James I8f)5 
 
 Fortier, Louis A 1878 
 
 Fortin, Pierre 184") 
 
 Fortune, Lewis M 1873 
 
 * Foster, Stepiien Sowell 1840 
 
 Farleigh. William S 1861) 
 
 Frasor, Alex. 1878 
 
 * Frasor, William ..1836 
 
 Fraser, William 11 1867 
 
 Fraser, Donald x\I 1869 
 
 Fraser, Donald 1868 
 
 FriiHor, John H 1878 
 
 Freeman. Ciiarles iM 1871 
 
 Fuller, W 1866 
 
 Fuller, Horace L 1870 
 
 Fulton, James II 1863 
 
 Garvey, Joseph 1852 
 
 <Jardner, iMiitthew 1871 
 
 Gardner, II. H .1879 
 
 Gardner, William 1867 
 
 Gascoyne, George E., StatV Asst. 
 
 Surgeon 1861 
 
 Gaviller, Edwin A 1873 
 
 Gauvrcau, Elzear ; 1855 
 
 * Gauvreau, Louis II 1836 
 
 Gondron, Thomas 1866 
 
 (Jernon, (Jcorgo W 1872 
 
 * Gibb, Geor^-e D 1846 
 
 Gibson, John J{ 1855 
 
 Gibson, W. 15 1878 
 
 * Gibson, Edward H 1864 
 
 Gilbert. Henry L 1876 
 
 Gillis, John A. F 1877 
 
 Gillies, John 1807 
 
 Gilmour, Angus 1868 
 
 * Giroux, rhil!ip]M> 185^ 
 
 (Hrdwood, Gilbert P 1865 
 
 Glenn, C. W. E 1858 
 
 Godfrey, Kobert 1844 
 
 Godfrey, Abraham 1) 1865 
 
 =» Goodhue, P. J 1875 
 
 Goforth, Franklin 1863 
 
 Gordon, Kobert 1868 
 
 Gordon, ■William ^Vallaeo 1863 
 
 (Jrahani, Charles E 1866 
 
 iiraham, Henry 18G3 
 
 (Jrahani, Kenneth D 1875 
 
 (?rant, Donald J 1863 
 
 (irnnt, James A 1854 
 
 Grant, William 1867 
 
 * tray, Thomas 1879 
 
 Gray, John 9 1876 
 
 Greaves, Henry C 1877 
 
 Greenwood, F. S 1879 
 
 Greer. Thomas A 1876 
 
 Gronier, L. P. A 1863 
 
 Groves, George II 1879 
 
 Gueriu, James J. E 1878 
 
 Guest, 'I'homas A , 1873 
 
 Gunn, James 1861 
 
 Gurd, David F 1879 
 
 Gustin. William Claud 1863 
 
 Hagarty, Dan. M.J 1868 
 
 * Hall, Archibald [ad eun] 1843 
 
 * Hall, James B 1866 
 
 Hall, J. W 1848 
 
 Halliday, James T 186G 
 
 * Hamilton. Andrew W 1859 
 
 Hamilten, Charles IS 1868 
 
 Hamilton, John 11 1871 
 
 Hamilton, Rufus F 1861 
 
 Hamel, Joseph Alexander 1856 
 
 Hammond, James H „ 1869 
 
 Ilanna, Franklin 1879 
 
 Hanover, William 1875 
 
 Harding. F. W 1868 
 
 Harkin, Henry 1867 
 
 Harkin, William 1853 
 
 Harkness, John 1862 
 
 Harkness, Andrew 1869 
 
 Hart, George C .,1879 
 
 Hanington, E. U. C 1875 
 
 Harrison, David Howard 1864 
 
 Hart, Frederick W 1835 
 
 Harvey, William A 1874 
 
 Hays, James I866 
 
 Herbert, P. Zotique 1872 
 
 f Henderson, Alexander A 1870 
 
 *■ Henderson, Peter .M.A 1818 
 
 * Henry, Walter (lion) 1853 
 
 * Henry, Walter J 18,')6 
 
 rrenwood, Alfred J 1879 
 
 Hervey, Jonas J. G iSdfi 
 
 Hethrington, Harry 18'i2 
 
 Hickey, Charles E I8(iu 
 
 Hickcy, Samuel A., 13. A 1874 
 
 Hils, Joseph 1873 
 
 Hingst(m. W. H ]85l 
 
 Hockridge, Thos. G 1874 
 
 * Ilolden, lUifas 1844 
 
 Holwell, John 1868 
 
 * Holmes, Andrew F... (ad eun). ...1843 
 
 Howard, James 1867 
 
 Howard, Robert 1872 
 
 Howard R. Palmer 1848 
 
 Howden, Robert 1857 
 
 ilowey, W. H 1878 
 
 llowitt, William II 1S7(» 
 
 Ilowland, Francis J.) 1867 
 
 TTtilbert, Edward Augustus 1860 
 
 Hurlbert, George W 1859 
 
 jlume, William L ] 87j 
 
 Hunt, Henry „ lajfi 
 
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 Hunt, J. II., L. R. C. S. I., Surgeon 
 
 Riflo Brigade 1809 
 
 Hunt, Lewis G 1871 
 
 t Kurd, Edward P 18(15 
 
 llurlburt, Richard F ,...1873 
 
 Hutchinson, John A Is78 
 
 Imrio, Andrew W 1879 
 
 Irvine, James C I86G 
 
 Ives, Eli. 1863 
 
 Irwin, John L lS7i) 
 
 •* Jackson, A. Thomas, Staff Sur- 
 geon in the Army 1846 
 
 Jackson, .Joseph A 1879 
 
 Jackson, Wm. Fred 1874 
 
 Jamieson, Alexander, B. A 1S77 
 
 •Tamieson, C'has. J Is7i) 
 
 •Tamieson, Thomas A 187.> 
 
 Johnson, .Tames Bovoll 1876 
 
 .Johnson, J. C. Asst. Surg. K.A 1SG7 
 
 .Johnson, Thomas G , 1871 
 
 .Tones, Charles R 1874 
 
 .Tones, George N 1874 
 
 * Jones, Thomas W....(ad eun). ...1854 
 
 * Jones, Jonathan C 1865 
 
 .Tones, Wm. Justus 1850 
 
 Jones, H. .T. Montgomery 1373 
 
 Tvearney, AVra. J 187."> 
 
 Kocfer, William N., B.A 1SG9 
 
 * Kceler, Thomas 18:>9 
 
 t Kelloy, Clinton Wayne 1867 
 
 =J? Kellej^ Wm., Surg'n. Koyl. Artl.lSlG 
 
 t Kelly, Thomas 1873 
 
 Kemp, William 1S64 
 
 Kennedy, Richard A 1^*64 
 
 * Kerr, James 1358 
 
 Killery, St. John, Staff Assistant 
 
 Surgeon 18G2 
 
 King, Wm. M. II 1850 
 
 King, Reginald A. D 1868 
 
 King, Richard A 18G7 
 
 * Kirkpatrick, A 1856 
 
 Kittson, John G .1869 
 
 ICittson, Edmund G 1873 
 
 Knowles, James A 1 SG6 
 
 KoUmyer, Alex. II 1S56 
 
 Laberge, Ed 185G 
 
 Lane, John A 1877 
 
 Lang, Christopher JI 187G 
 
 * Lang, Thomas D 18C9 
 
 Langlois, 0. X 1875 
 
 Langrell, Richard T 1SG5 
 
 Larooquo, A. B 1847 
 
 Law, 1). W. C 1868 
 
 Law, William K 1877 
 
 Lawrence, Henry G. II., Asst. Sur- 
 geon Grenadier Guards 1SG2 
 
 Loavitt, Julius 1866 
 
 Leclair, George 1851 
 
 Leclair, Napoleon 1861 
 
 Lee, James C 1856 
 
 * Lee, John llolph 18J8 
 
 Lcfebvro, John M 1870 
 
 Logault, Daniel 1SG8 
 
 Lcinoino, Charles 1850 
 
 Lcpiallour, Loonard ,1848 
 
 Le|)rohon, John L 1843 
 
 Levi Reuben 1870 
 
 Lindsay, Ileriot ]SGl 
 
 Lister, James 18G2 
 
 Lloyd, H. W 1S79 
 
 Locke, C. F. A 1872 
 
 Logan, David D 1842 
 
 Logic, William ]833 
 
 * Long, Alexander 1844 
 
 Longloy Edmund 18GG 
 
 LoDgprc, Pierre F 184S 
 
 Louprot, Andre 1850 
 
 Loux, William 1875 
 
 Loverin, Nelson 1850 
 
 Lovett, William 1870 
 
 t Lucus, T. D'Arcy ISGI) 
 
 Lunaj'-, Edward Lewis, Staff Asst. 
 
 Surgeon 1SG3 
 
 Lyford, Chas. C 1879 
 
 Lyon, Arthur 1861 
 
 .Mex\rthur, John A ]s7'.l 
 
 JIcArthur, Robert R 1SG7 
 
 JlcBain, .John IS 74 
 
 McCallum, Duncan C ]8.';0 
 
 JlcCann, J, J., I!. A. 1878 
 
 I^lcCarthy, William ] SG7 
 
 McConkey, T. C 1872 
 
 'McConncil, John B 1873 
 
 * McCord, John D, ]SG4 
 
 iMeCormick, Andrew G 1874 
 
 McCrimmon, Donald A ISG'.l 
 
 McCriminon, John 1878 
 
 IMcCrimraon, ^lilton 1878 
 
 * McCulloch, Michael (Hon). ...1843 
 
 McCullough, George 1879 
 
 McCully, b-scar J., .M.A 1879 
 
 McCurdy, John IS'IO 
 
 iVIcDormid, Wm 1875 
 
 * JNIacDiarmid, John Duncan, Staff 
 
 Surgeon in the Army 1S47 
 
 JIcDiarmid, Donald 18G7 
 
 iMcDiarmid, James... , 1873 
 
 MacDonald, Angus 1863 
 
 * MacDonald, Colin 1853 
 
 MacDonald, Roderick 1834 
 
 MacDonald, Roderick A 1874 
 
 JlcDonald, Jos. D. A 1873 
 
 McDonell, Alex. R 1874 
 
 McDoncll, Angus ....1852 
 
 ]\IcDonell, iEneas. 1849 
 
 MacDonnell, Richard L., B.A .. .1876 
 
 * McDougall, Peter A 1847 
 
 McDougall, Peter A 1SG4 
 
 McEwen, Findlay 1870 
 
 MacFarlane, William 1869 
 
 MacFio, James 1809 
 
 McGuigan, William J 1879 
 
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 JIacTIinojI, Henry A 1S76 
 
 Macintosh, Kobert 1803 
 
 Mack, Francis Lewis 1802 
 
 -* Macliio, J. R 186,) 
 
 * Macltlcin, Samuel S. 1859 
 
 * MacNabb, Francis A. L 1870 
 
 McRae, George 1876 
 
 Madrill, John 1867 
 
 iMajor, Georgo AV., 15. A 1871 
 
 Malcolm, John llolpli 1801 
 
 * Malhoit, Alfred 1840 
 
 Malloch, Edward C 1803 
 
 JMalloch, William B 1807 
 
 Mallory, Albert E 1872 
 
 Mtircoau, Louis T 1872 
 
 Markell, lliehard 1807 
 
 ■^ Marr, Israel 1' 184'.) 
 
 Afarr, M-alkcr 11 18.V.» 
 
 Mar?ton, yVlonzo W 1871 
 
 Marstou, John J 18(13 
 
 I\I;ii-on, JaiiiL's Lindsoy, M.A ISii:! 
 
 Matticc, liicliard J 187.') 
 
 t .Mathcsuii, Juhnll 1871 
 
 ^ Mathcson, Niel 1870 
 
 Mayraad, AVilliam 1817 
 
 MiMjarry, James 1858 
 
 I\ic(Jcacliy, ■\ViUiaiii 1807 
 
 McOiU, William 1S48 
 
 .McGillivray, Donald I8(il 
 
 McGowan, Henry W 1807 
 
 jAIcGrath, Thomas 1840 
 
 JIcGrej^or, Duncan 1801 
 
 -iIcGuire, Bernard D 1873 
 
 Mclnne.s Walter J 186.-. 
 
 Mclntojh, Janica 18.VJ 
 
 I'.lclntosb, Donald J 1870 
 
 -^Iclntyrc, Tctor A ■. 1807 
 
 :'!c3veleaii, Gcor-o Lloyd 1800 
 
 McKay, John 180'.) 
 
 r.IcKav, Walter I8.j4 
 
 McKinloy, John K 1878 
 
 >icLaren, Fctcr 1801 
 
 iMcLavcn, Tetcr ISO'.) 
 
 AIcLareii, I'oter 1872 
 
 Mcl.crin, Alexiuider 1800 
 
 McLean, Archibald 18()7 
 
 j'i'jLeod, James 187:> 
 
 McM 
 
 Geor; 
 
 ■1851 
 
 7:cMillun, ^T^acas J 1874 
 
 McMillan, Louii J. A 1800 
 
 McMillan, Julin 1857 
 
 McMurray, Samuel 1841 
 
 ■■'^ .McXaughton, E. P 1834 
 
 McNee, Stewart 187'J 
 
 McNeeco, Jamcs' 180() 
 
 .McNeill, Erncit 1878 
 
 •McQuillen, Juiues 1874 
 
 McTaggert, Alexander J80'.) 
 
 McVeau, John M 1805 
 
 Mcane, John, M. 11. C. S. L. Staff 
 Surgeon Major ISC'i 
 
 Meek, James A 137.) 
 
 Meig.", Malcom R 180.') 
 
 Mpnzios, John IJ 187'.< 
 
 * Meredith, Thomas L. B 1842 
 
 Motcalf, Henry 1 1876 
 
 Mignault, Henry Adolpho... , 180',i 
 
 Miller, Robert 1870 
 
 Mills, Thos. W., M.A 1878 
 
 Miner, Frank L 1877 
 
 Mines, William AV 1874 
 
 Mitchell, Fred. II 1871 
 
 Moffat, John Edward, Staff Surg...! 802 
 
 Moffat, Walter 1808 
 
 Molson, AVilliam A 1874 
 
 Mongenais,Napoleon 180,") 
 
 Monk, Geo. H 187.'> 
 
 Monro, James T 1872 
 
 Monro, Alexander 1870 
 
 Mooro, Chas. S 1874 
 
 Moore, Jehiel T 1874 
 
 Moore, Joseph 1852 
 
 Mooro, Richard 185;; 
 
 Mooro, Roberto 180'.) 
 
 * Jlorin, Joseph .(Hon) 1850 
 
 * Morrison. David R ISO'.t 
 
 Morrison, John, M.A 1872 
 
 Mount, JohnAV 1851 
 
 Murraj', Charles IL,B.A 1870 
 
 Neilson, AV. J 1878 
 
 * Nellcs, John A 1850 
 
 Xolles, Jas. M 187.') 
 
 * Nelson, Horace 1801 
 
 * Nelson, Wolfred (Hon) 1848 
 
 Nel.«on, AVolfred D. E 1872 
 
 Nicol, AVilliam R 1872 
 
 Nicoll, Charles Richard, Surgeon 
 
 Major, Grenadier Guards 180 2 
 
 Xesbitt, James A 1808 
 
 Norton,Thomas... 1874 
 
 Oakley, AVilliam D 1877 
 
 O'Brien, Thomas B. V 1862 
 
 O'Brien, Robert S 187:; 
 
 O'Brien, David 187:; 
 
 O'Callaghan, Cornelius H 1854 
 
 * O'Carr. Peter 1857 
 
 * O'Connor, Daniel A 1801 
 
 O'Dea, James Joseph 186',) 
 
 Odell, AVilliam, Surgeon I'Jth Regi- 
 ment of tho Line lS4'.i 
 
 O'Loary, James ..1800 
 
 O'Leary, Patrick 185'.) 
 
 Oliver, James AV 1867 
 
 O'Rielly, Charles 1807 
 
 Osier, AVm 1872 
 
 * Padficld,Ch.arles AV 180S 
 
 Painchaud, Edward S. L 184S 
 
 Palmer, Lorn L 1807 
 
 Paquin, Jean M 184:; 
 
 Paradis, Henri 1S46 
 
 Paradis, Pierre E 1807 
 
 *Park,Georgo A 1877 
 
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 Parkcr.Rufus S ISfiC) 
 
 Parker, Charles S 18r.O 
 
 * Patterson, James AI 1S.J5 
 
 Patterson, James 18fU 
 
 ■^ Patteo, George 18")8 
 
 Pattoe, Richard P 1874 
 
 Patten, Montrose A 18t!4 
 
 * Patton, Edward K 18«7 
 
 Pegg, Austin J 1872 
 
 Pegg, Charles II 1807 
 
 Perrault, Victor 18r)2 
 
 Perrier, John 1868 
 
 Perrigo, James, M.A 1870 
 
 Perry, U. R 187.'I 
 
 Phelan, Cornelius J. H 1805 
 
 Phelan, James S 1874 
 
 * Phelan, Joseph P ls:)4 
 
 Philip, David L , 1861 
 
 * Picault, A. C. E 1857 
 
 Pickup, John Walworth I860 
 
 * Pinet, Alexis lst7 
 
 Pinet, Alex. K 1864 
 
 Poussette, Arthur Courthopo ]8fi0 
 
 Powell, Israel Wood I860 
 
 Powell, Newton W 1852 
 
 t Powell, Robert II. W 1876 
 
 Powers, George W 1861 
 
 Powers, Lafontaino B 1804 
 
 Pringle, George 185.3 
 
 Pressor, Wni. , 1874 
 
 Proudfoot, John S 18GS 
 
 Proudfoot, Alex 1861) 
 
 Proulx, Philias 1844 
 
 Prevost E. Gilbert 18.')!) 
 
 Quarry, James J 1S68 
 
 Quesnel, Jules M 1841) 
 
 Ilea, John Hamilton (Hon) 185.") 
 
 Kainville, Pierre 1803 
 
 Kambaut, John, Surgeon Caiadian 
 
 Rifles IS.iD 
 
 Ilattra/, Charles J 1871 
 
 Rattray, James C 1874 
 
 Raymond, Oliver 18,J0 
 
 Road, Herbert H ISOl 
 
 Redner, Horace P 1804 
 
 Roddick, Robert 1874 
 
 Keddy, Herbert L., P.. A 1876 
 
 Reddy, John (ad eun) 18.30 
 
 Read, Thomas D 1871 
 
 Rcid, Alex. Peter 18.38 
 
 Reid, John A 1871 
 
 .Reid, Kenneth 1864 
 
 Reynolds, Robert T 18:;0 
 
 * Reynolds, Thomas. 1842 
 
 Richard, Marcel 1864 
 
 Richmond, Peter E 1873 
 
 Ridley, Henry Thomas 18.32 
 
 * Riel, Etienne R. R 18.37 
 
 Riley, Oscar II 1879 
 
 Rinfret, Ferdinand R 1868 
 
 * Rintoul, David M , 1854 
 
 Richardion, John R 1S05 
 
 Ritchie, Arthur P., R.A 1870 
 
 Ritchie, John L 1S74 
 
 * Roberts, Edward T 1S51» 
 
 Roberts, John E., D. A 1807 
 
 Robertiion, James 1805 
 
 Robertson, David 1864 
 
 Robertson, David T 1857 
 
 Robertson, Patrick 18(i7 
 
 Robillard, Adolphe 1860 
 
 Robinson, Stephen J 1870 
 
 Robinson, Wesley 1872 
 
 Robitaille, Louis 1300 
 
 Robitaille, L. T 1S5S 
 
 t Roddick, Thomas G 1S08 
 
 Rodger, Thomas A ISO!) 
 
 Rogers, Amos 1874 
 
 Rooney, Robert F 1870 
 
 t Ross, George, M.A 18(50 
 
 Ross, Thomas ISO^l 
 
 Ross, Henry 1872 
 
 Ro.?s, Williiim G 1871 
 
 Ros.=, Wm. D Iii75 
 
 Rugg, Henry C 1805 
 
 Rumsey, William 1851) 
 
 Rutherford, Martin C. 187'.) 
 
 Ruttan, Allen 1852 
 
 * Sabourin, Moiso 1841* 
 
 Sampson, Jas (lion) 1847 
 
 Sanderson, George W .,1850 
 
 Savage, Thomas Y 1854 
 
 Savage, Alex. C 186:; 
 
 Sawyer, James E .I860 
 
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 SchoOeUI, David T 1854 
 
 Scott, John G 1871) 
 
 Scott, William E I,sl4 
 
 Scott, William F 1S75 
 
 Scott, Stephen A 1864 
 
 ^ Scriven, George Augustus 1846 
 
 Seager, Francis R...... .... .1870 
 
 Secord, Levi 1870 
 
 Setree, Edward W 1878 
 
 Seguin, Andre lS4s 
 
 Senkler, A. E 1S6:J 
 
 * Sewell, Stephen C....(ad eun).... 184:; 
 
 Sewell, Colin (ad eun) 1869 
 
 Seymour, Maurice M 187.) 
 
 Sharpo, Wm. James 1872 
 
 Shaver, Peter Rolph 1854 
 
 Shaver, R. N 1857 
 
 Shaw, William F 187li 
 
 Shepherd, Francis J 187.'> 
 
 Shoebottom, Henry 1857 
 
 * Simard, Amable 1852 
 
 Simpson, Thomas 1854 
 
 Sinclair, Coll 1874 
 
 Smallwood, JohnR 1868 
 
 Smellie, Thomas S. J., M.A 1877 
 
 Smith, Daniel D 1868 
 
 Smith, Daniel F 1873 
 
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 * Smith, Edward W 1^50 
 
 .Smith, John 1879 
 
 Smith, Norrnnn.A 1H70 
 
 Hmith, Willinm 1870 
 
 Smythc, T. W 1848 
 
 Snidor, Frederick ,S IS'iCi 
 
 Sjiarham, Terrcnco 1841 
 
 ,Si)oer, Andrew ^M 1S74 
 
 Sitoncor, Richmond 187!) 
 
 >= S(luiro. William Wood, M.A 18C4 
 
 Staliord, Frod. 1 1878 
 
 Stanton, George 1808 
 
 Htark, Goorj,'o A 1872 
 
 -'(= Staunton, Andrew Aylmer, Sur- 
 geon Koyal Artillery 1845 
 
 Stevens, Alex. D ISfjT 
 
 Stevenson, Charles N 187C 
 
 Stevenson, James McCfregor 18o6 
 
 Stevenson, John A 187.'! 
 
 ^? Stevenson, John L 1855 
 
 Stevenson, Kobert A 1871 
 
 Stewart, Alexander 1872 
 
 Stewart, John Alexander 1862 
 
 Stewart, James 18C'.) 
 
 Stephenson, James 1859 
 
 Stimpson, Alfred 1868 
 
 Shirk, George 1865 
 
 St. John, Leonard 1874 
 
 Storrs, Arthur 1876 
 
 Stowbridge, James Gordon 186" 
 
 Stroud, Charles S 1870 
 
 Sutherland, Fred. Uunbar Is^Gl 
 
 Sutherland, Walter 1874 
 
 * Sutherland, AVilliam 1S36 
 
 * Sutherland, William 1870 
 
 Sutherland, William K lS7!t 
 
 Switzer, John E. K 1805 
 
 Tabb, Silas E., M.A JSGi) 
 
 Tait, Henry Thomas ISliO 
 
 Taylor, Wm. II.... ISGO 
 
 Taylor, Sullivan A 1870 
 
 Tew, Herbert S 1864 
 
 Temple, James A 1865 
 
 Thayer, Linus 1859 
 
 Theriault, F. D,...., 186'] 
 
 Therien, Ilonore 186.5 
 
 * Thomscn, James 1842 
 
 Thompson, Robert 1852 
 
 Tracey, Andrew W 1873 
 
 Trenholmo, Edward Henry 1862 
 
 Trudel, Eugene • 1844 
 
 Turgcon, Louis G 1800 
 
 Tuzo, Henry A 185.'! 
 
 t Tunstall, Simon J., B.A 1875 
 
 Ussher, Henry 1861 
 
 Vannorman, Jonathan A 1870 
 
 Vercoo, Henry L 186,'> 
 
 Vicat, John R 18G7 
 
 f Vinoberg, Hiram N ...1878 
 
 Wagner, A. Dixon 1872 
 
 * Wagner, William H 1844 
 
 Wakeham, William 180G 
 
 Wales Benjamin N 1874 
 
 * Walker, Robert 1851 
 
 Wallace, Isaac N 1874 
 
 Walsh, Edmond C 180(5 
 
 Walton.Gcorge 187:: 
 
 AVanless, John R 18G7 
 
 Ward, William T 1873 
 
 Ward, Michael O'B 1875 
 
 Warren, Frank 1872 
 
 * Warren, Henry 18G0 
 
 Waugh, William 1872 
 
 Wengant, Clarence A 1879 
 
 Webb, James T.S I.s71 
 
 Webster, Arthur D 187S 
 
 Wcilbrcnnor, Rcmi Claude 1851 
 
 AVoir, Richard 1852 
 
 * Wherry, John 1802 
 
 Whitocomb, Josiah G 1818 
 
 "Whiteford, James W 187-'> 
 
 Whiteford, Richard 1857 
 
 Whitwell, William P. ISGO 
 
 Whyte, Joseph A 1870 
 
 Wiglo, Hiram 1875 
 
 * Svidmer, Christopher... (lion). ...1847 
 
 Wilcox, Marshall B 1868 
 
 Williston, Hodley v., M.A 1S79 
 
 Wilson, RpnjaminS 1850 
 
 Wilson, Robert M 1850 
 
 Wilson, William 1857 
 
 *" Wilscam, John Wilbrod 181i'i 
 
 Wolverton, Algsron, B.A 1807 
 
 Woods, David, Stall Sur'^oon 18;)0 
 
 AVood, Georgo C '. 1840 
 
 AVood, Georgo 1863 
 
 AVood, Hannibal A\' 1865 
 
 AA^oods, Jno. J. E 1875 
 
 AVoodful, Sam. Pratt., Asst. Sur- 
 geon Royal Artillery 1804 
 
 AVoolway, C. J 1870 
 
 AA'orkman, Benjamin 1S5:'> 
 
 AVorkman, Joseph 1835 
 
 AA'orthington, Edward... (ad oUK)...18riS 
 
 AVright,.IohnAV.,B.A 1878 
 
 AVright, Henry P 1872 
 
 AA^right, Stephen 1859 
 
 AA^right, AVilliam 1818 
 
 AA^ye,John A 1808 
 
 Young, Phillip R 1876 
 
 Young, Robert C 1873 
 
 Youker, AVilliam 1870 
 
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