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THE POST-GRADUATE JOURNAL is the officialorgan of the FELLOWSHIP OF MEDICINE. Thisintroduction will suffice as an explanation of ourraison d'&re, as a justification for the appearanceof yet another addition to the vast accumulationof medical periodicals. But an explanation in thisinstance is in no sense an apology; we realise withhumility, yet with confidence, that, to employ anoverworked platitude, we supply a long-felt need.

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The post-graduate student of medicine-andevery qualified medical man remains in somedegree a post-graduate student for the wholeof his career-can hardly fail to appreciate theadvantage of some system which will keep himen rapport with the details of post-graduate teachingnot only in this country but elsewhere, and willsupply a medium for expression of his individualrequirements and, if need be, the ventilation of hisgrievances. We shall most cordially welcome anycommunications which will contribute to this end.Our correspondence columns will be open to thediscussion of all that is germane to post-graduateeducation; and, as the mouthpiece of the Fellowshipof Medicine, we shall always be most anxious togive advice and information as to lectures, demon-strations, and clinical instruction for which pro-vision has already been made in London and theprovinces, whilst suggestions as to other arrange-ments will be gratefully received.

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The Fellowship of Medicine has had to face, andstill has to face, the thicket of difficulties whichstand in the way of efficient post-graduate teachingin this country. At this stage no useful purposewould be served by an insistence on these difficulties.We fully realise that with many of them we shallbe compelled to deal as they arise, and our corre-spondents' criticisms, both constructive and destruc-tive, of the Fellowship's aims and proposals willform a basis for the ultimate production of the mostefficient system that is in practice possible. Inhis simple but expressive foreword, Sir WILLiAMHALE-WHITE has mentioned some of the outstand-ing difficulties which experience of the last few vearshas revealed. He refers to the dissatisfaction whichinevitably arises when undergraduates and post-graduates are taught together. As is well known,this question very seriously exercises the minds ofthe authorities in the great undergraduate schoolsof the metropolis, and we are confident- that thistopic will provide an opportunity for vigorous con-troversy in the near future.

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Sir WILLIAM HALE-WHITE'S ideal of a speciallyequipped hostel for post-graduate teaching will

certainly strike a chord for sympathetic reception.He visualises a self-contained institution withlaboratories, lecture rooms, and a paid staff ofteachers, an ideal naturally difficult of realisatioi.

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Sir WILLIAM HALE-WHITE does well to drawattention to these various difficulties, for it is suchfeatures in which we are particularly desirous toarouse interest and discussion. Suggestions for thewelfare of post-graduates may often be of the natureof pious hopes and impracticable of achievement,but Sir W LiAmBHALE-WHITE'S suggestion is onewhich may at any time come up for serious con-sideration as a practicable proposition. The perfectsystem of post-graduate teaching may be long inits evolution. We do not flatter ourselves that theintroduction of this Journal will achieve its destinyat a bound. But, vogue la galere ! post-graduateteaching has made at least one more step, andthat unquestionably in the right direction.

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And now we turn to consider the other aspectof our activities. We intend to publish a selectionof the lectures which are delivered at the instanceof the Fellowship of Medicine. These wiU besupplemented by specially contributed articles,by suitable clinical descriptions, and similarmaterial. It will be our endeavour to selectonly such subjects as will from their essentiallypractical character make the strongest appeal tothe general practitioner for whom the resources ofpost-graduate teaching are particularly indicated.It cannot be maintained that the spoken word canever be superseded as a most important means ofeducation; the living interest, the personality of thelecturer connote attributes that are irreplaceable.But circumstances are such that whilst only a com-paratively small proportion of would-be students arefortunate enough to enjoy this special opportunityof hearing an actual lecture, an unlimited numberwill be enabled to secure the next best opportunityand to read it at their leisure. We repeat thatto this end we shall be influenced in our selection,not so much by the academic brilliance of certaintreatises as by essentially practical considerations.

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As is appropriate, our first number contains anaddress by the Chairman of the Executive Committeeof the Fellowship of Medicine and Post-GraduateMedical Association, Sir HuMPHRY RoILESTON,President of the Royal College of Physicians andRegius Professor of Physic of the University ofCambridge. His masterly essay will be read withthe greatest pleasure, not only for the scholarlystyle which characterises all his writings, but forthe valuable therapeutic hints which he hasincluded. The treatment and, a fortiori, the pre-vention of gall-stone formation very largely dependupon the aetiology. Sir HImPHRY ROLLESTON has

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critically examined the outstanding hypotheses,the influence of infection and the metabolic factor,both of which he accepts as setiological. The mostcommon antecedent of cholecystitis is an infectionof the alimentary canal, particularly with B. coli.Enteric fever has long been recognised as an ante-cedent; and whilst the relation between chole-cystitis and appendicitis is frequently remembered,the tendency to suspect and deal with the appendixduring an operation on the gall-bladder is moregeneral than the converse procedure of scrutinisingthe gall-bladder during an operation for a frankappendicectomy. On the metabolic side, an alterna-tive hypothesis depends upon the recognition ofan increased cholesterol content of the blood, and,as Sir HuIJMPRY ROLLESTON points out, thereappears to exist a gall-stone diathesis with aninherited predisposition or a racial incidence. Onthese lines prophylaxis must be in the direction ofavoiding foodstuffs rich in cholesterol, of whichSir H1IJMPHRY ROLLESTON provides an elaboratelist.

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One feature relating to gall-stones calls forparticular consideration, the high incidence inwomen, and particularly women who have bornechildren. Such a circumstance lends support toeither hypothesis already cited: the possibilityof puerperal sepsis, and the influence of the endo-crine system, which would naturally play a partfrom its relationship both to the acute specificfevers and to pregnancy. Furthermore, SirHumRimy ROLLESTON points out as a possiblecause for the rise in the incidence of gall-stones,the more modern tendency to avoid breast-feeding;since, according to Aschoff, the elimination of fatsin the milk of parturient women who suckle theirinfants imparts a relative immunity to the sub-sequent development of gall-stones.

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Sir HuIMPHRY ROLLESTON, in his concludingparagraphs, displays a judicial attitude to themedical treatment of gall-stones. Bile-salts heregards as the only true cholagogue that may bemedicinally employed. The much-vaunted oliveoil may, he admits, dissolve a gall-stone in a test-tube, but can its administration by the mouthensure its reaching the human test-tube, the gall-bladder ? The value of olive oil he believes to besymptomatic only, the relief of pylorospasm whichso often occurs as a reflex manifestation of gall-bladder irritation.

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The subject of puerperal sepsis claims an impor-tance upon which no emphatic insistence isdemanded. In Dr. EDEN'S hands it becomes atthe same time a fascinating study. The chartswhich accompany his lecture will repay the closestinspection. As Dr. EDEN suggests, the causes ofpuerperal sepsis are by no means obvious having

regard to its appearance in everv branch of mid-wifery practice. It is encountered alike in thehouses of the well-to-do and of the poor, in thecountry as well as in the towns. And even thelarge training hospitals and the recently establishedsmall municipal maternity homes are not immune.

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But statistical observation as embodied in thesecharts supplies certain conclusions from whichinvaluable prophylactic hints may be deduced.Analysis shows, for example, a far higher mortalityfrom puerperal sepsis in the winter months with aremarkable regularity reproduced in similarobserva-tions in other countries. An alarming increasein 1919 and 1920 is shown to be exactly correlatedwith an increase in demobilisation at correspondingperiods, and displays most graphically the influenceof urethral infections. The important conclusion isreached that we must accept as a basis the thesisthat severe puerperal sepsis is an exogenous infec-tion,. and the elaboration of this thesis is the burdenof Dr. EDEN's addiess.

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Dr. EDEN advances reasons for the failure ofefficient notification, and this failure he regards asa serious menace. Not only is prompt and earlytreatment prevented, but the absence of isolationleaves a centre from which infection may becarried to other lying-in women.

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We see that Dr. EDEN'S address is an indictmentof evils, but for these evils he has remedies toadvise. And we venture to congratulate our-selves equally with the gifted author on the con-viction that its publication will do much to embodythe remedies he has so clearly explained, andmarkedly to reduce the mortality of a diseasewhich of all preventable diseases should surelybe the first to be prevented.

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Some two months ago it was publicly announcedthat the Minister of Health had appointed a Com-mittee, with the following terms of reference: " Todraw up a practicable scheme of post-graduatemedical education centred in London." TheCommittee is constituted as follows:-Chairman: The Minister of Health. Members: Sir

Arthur Robinson, K.C.B., C.B.E.; Lord Dawson of Penn,K.C.M.G., G.C.V.O., M.D., F.R.C.P.; Sir HumphryRolleston, Bt., K.C.B., M.D., P.R.C.P.; Sir John Bland-Sutton, Bt., P.R.C.S.; Sir Thomas Horder, Bt., M.D.,F.R.C.P.; Sir George Newman, K.C.B., M.D., F.R.C.P.;Sir George Blacker, C.B.E., M.D., F.R.C.P.; Mr. R. A.Bolam, O.B.E., M.D., F.R.C.P.; Dr. H. G. Dain; Mr.H. J. Paterson, C.B.E., F.-R.C.S.; Mr. J. Parkinson, M.D.,F.R.C.P.; Mr. H. L. Eason, C.B., C.M.G., M.D.; Prof.Hugh MacLean, M.D., D.Sc.; Mr. A. E. Webb-Johnson,C.B.E., D.S.O. F.R.C.S.The British Medical Journal (August 22nd, 1925)

in a reference to this Committee reminds its readersof the situation left by the Athlone Committeein May, 1921, which recommended that a school

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attached to a hospital centrally situated in Londonshould be devoted solely to post-graduate medicaleducation. This, it was felt, should be a school ofthe University of London, but, the British MedicalJournal points out, the University of London, thebody which primarily ought to be interested, has,in spite of good intentions unofficially expressed,so far, done nothing.

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Our contemporary recalls the meeting summonedlast March by the Fellowship of Medicine, an openmeeting at which free expression of opinion onarrangements for post-graduate teaching wasinvited. At that time representatives of theServices attended and expressed their satisfactionwith the arrangements made for their medicalofficers. But the British Medical Journal is rightto point out that the conditions in the Services arespecial and afford little guidance for the solutionof the larger problem presented by the civilianprofession. * * *

"Every credit is due to the Fellowship of Medicinefor its persistent efforts to supply the need," saysthe British Medical Journal, and then proceeds torefer to Sir Thomas Horder's expression of regretat the meeting to which we have referred that theauthorities of the majority of undergraduate schoolsshould havewithdrawn their support or, at anyrate,their active interest when post-graduate teachingis in question. This is a detail to which we havealready referred; it is perhaps the most importantdetail which will exercise the minds of the membersof the new Committee. Once more to quote ourcontemporary: "One of the first points to be decidedwill be whether to seek to adapt to the purpose ofpost-graduate medical education an existing school,or whether to follow the example of the LondonSchool of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine and strikeout for an entirely new institution."

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The new Committee assembles in October, so thatwe may hope for some information of its activitiesto communicate in our next number. And we desireonce more to offer an invitation for the discussionof this and similar topics in our correspondencecolumns. One thing is certain, it is abundantlyevident, not only that the importance of post-graduate instruction is sufficiently recognised, butthat support will notI be lacking for the further-ance of any enterprise which can adequatelyestablish its claims.

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Full particulars and Syllabuses of Post-graduateLectures and Courses may be obtained from theSecretary, Fellowship' of Medicine, 1, Wimpole-street, London, W. 1.

Will Authors kindly note that any arrangementsfor the provision of reprints of their artice should bemade direct with the Manager of the POST-GRADUATEMEDIoAn JO-URNAL, 1, Bedford-street, Strand, W.C.2.

MEDICAL ASPECTS OFGALL-STONES.*

BY

SIR HUMPHRY ROLLESTON, BART., K.C.B.,M.D. CAMB., P.R.C.P.,

CHAIRMAN OF EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE, FELLOWSHP OF MEDICINEAND POST-GRADUATE MEDICAL ASSOCIATION; EMERITUS

PHYSICIAN, ST. GEORGE'S HOSPITAL; PHYSICIANIN ORDINARY TO H.M. THE KING.

THs subject is so large that it is necessarv toselect some aspects only for consideration, and itwill perhaps be most useful first to refer to thecausation of cholelithiasis and then, as it is inpart dependent on it, to the treatment. After thissome of the clinical pictures, for they are many,will be briefly sketched.

In the first place it should be mentioned that theclinical label gall-stones or cholelithiasis is often andnaturally used for symptoms common to them andto inflammation of the gall-bladder-conditions verycommonly combined but also occurring indepen-dently. Although a distinction is drawn betweenthem in systematic treatises, and of course exists,they are very closely bound up together, beingoften successive or altemating stages in the patient'shistory and giving rise to very similar symptoms.Unless a calculus is indicated by X ray examinationor is passed in the stools, a diagnosis of gall-stones,even after an acute attack of biliary colic, is opento doubt; and yet it is more often made than theless committal one of cholecystitis, which in theoriginal sense means merely disease of the gall-bladder. It is, of course, true that the termination"-itis " now has a universal significance of inflam-mation, but it was not always so. Originally theaffix "-itis" was a Greek feminine adjectivaltermination, and in words like neuritis, peritonitis,pleuritis, agrees with vo6ao (disease) understood, sothat v upt)pL't vo6ao simply meant the disease ofthe nerves, and the implication that the diseaseof organs was inflammatory came later. In a some-what similar manner melana signifies the blackdisease, and pneumonia the disease of the lungs.

There are two distinct views about the formationof gall-stones

(1) The infective or inflammatory theory enun-ciated by Naunyn to the effect that a local inflam-mation of the gall-bladder walls leads to an increasedformation of cholesterol by the epithelium liningthe gall-bladder, and that the liberated cholesterolis cemented together by bilirubin calcium. Accord-ing to this view cholecystitis is a necessary ante-cedent to the formation of calculi, but it has beenurged that cholelithiasis does not invariably followcholecystitis, and therefore that some additional

* A Post-Graduate Lecture delivered for the Fellowship ofMedicine on January 30th, 1925, at the house of the RoyalSociety of Medicine.

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Monday10.0

2.0

2.30

3.0Tuesday

CHEST, DISEASES OF THE.

BROMIPTTON HOSPITAL FOR COXNSUIMPTIONz. Dr.L. S. BURRELL (Artificial P'nieujmothorax);12.0, Dr. G. E. BEAU.MONT (O.P.); 2.0, Dr.'STANLEY IMELVILLE (X l'ay Dept.); 3.0, Dr.L. S. BURIRELL (W\ardcis).

VICTORIA PARK HOSPITAL. Dr. J. B. CHRISTOPHER.soN (O.I *)-

ROYAL CHEST HOSPITA-. Dr. SYAIES-THomIPsoN(Wards); Dr. SAXIBY WILLIS (O.P.).

MARGAIRET ST. HIOSP. D)r. J. CAIMPBELL ACCLURE.

10.0 VICTORIA PAR'yK HOSPITAL. IMr. W. H. C.RO-MANIS (I.P. Opns.); 2.0, Sir PERCYBASSETT-SMIITH, Dr. A. J. SCOTT PINCHIN(1.P.); Dr. J. BROwNING ALEXANDER (O.P.).

12.0 BRomI'TON- HOSPITAL FOR CONSUMPTION. Dr.NELSON, 1)1. A. L. PUNcH (O.P.); 2.0, SirJ. DUNDAS-GRANT (Thlioat Dept.).

2.30 ROYAL CHEST HOSPITAL. Dr. BARTY KING(Wards); Dr. L. R. SHORE (1. and O.P.)Dr. STOTT (O.P.).

Wednesday.10.0 BR(omI TON HOSPITAL FOR CONSUIMPTION. AIr.

TIUDOR EDW.ARDS (Opns.); 10.30, Sir PERCIVALH.ARTLEY (WN-ards); 12.0, Dr. M. DAVIDSON(OP..); 2.0,*Dr. A. H. COSSE (Cardio. Dept.);Dr. STANTLEY MELVILLE (X Ray Dept.); 3.0,Dr. R. A. YOU.N-G (Wards).

2.0 VIC'TORIA PARK HOS1P1TAL. Dr. E. H. COLBECK,Dr. GOODMAN LEV-Y (I.P.).

3.0 MARGARET ST. Hosp. Dr. J. CAM1PBELL MCCLURE.Thursday.10.0 BROMIPTON HOSPITAL FOR CONSUM31PTION. Dr.

L. S. BURRELL (Artificial Pneumothorax);12.0, Dr. G. E. BEAUMONT (O.P.); 2.0, SirJAMIES DLNIDAS-GRANT (Tihroat Dept. Opns.).

10.0 VICTORIA P'ARK HOSPITAL. Dr. F. G. CHANDLER(I.P.); 2.0, Dr. J. B. C(HRISTOPHERSON (O.P.).

2.30 ROYAL CHEST HOSPITAL. Dr. SYMES-THOMPSON(O.P.) ; Dr. SAXBY WILLIS (O.P.).

Friday.12.0 BROMPTON HOSPITAL FORt CONSUMPTION. Dr.

NELSON, Dr. A. L. IPUNCH (O.P.); 2.0, Dr.MELVILLE (X Ray DI)Cpt.); MAr. ROBERTS(Opns.); 2.15, Sir P'ERCIVAL HARTLEY (W ards).

2.0 VICTORIA PARK HOSPlTAL. Dr. CLIVE RIVIERE(I.P.); 2.30, Dr. BROwNING ALEXANDER (O.P.).

2.30 ROYAL CHEST Hosr. Dr. BARTY KIN-G (O.P.);Dr. STOTT (I.P.); I)r. SHORE (I. and O.P.).

Sturday.12.0 BROMPTON HOSPITAL FOR CONSU-MIPTION. Dr.

M. DAVIDSON (O.P.); 1.30, J)r. BATTY SHAW(Special O.P. Dein.).

CHILDREN, DISEASES OF.Monday.

9.30 QUEEN'S HOSPITAL FOR CHiLDREN. MIr. XVLASTO(OP.. and Opiis. Laryn.) 1.45, Dr. HELENMfACKAY (Wards aiid 0.1'.).

9.30 WVESTMINSTER Hosp. Dr. DONALD PATERSON (O.P.).*This instructioli is priinarily initended for Undergraduates,

but Post-Graduates are welcomed.

10.0 HOSPITAL FOR SICK CHILDREN. Dr. HUTCHISON(Wards); Mr. H. TYRRELL CRAY (Opns.);Dr. NABARRO (Path. Dept.); 10.30, -Mr. G. E.WAUGH (O.P.); Dr. THOMPSON (O.P.); 11.0,Mr. T. TWISTINGTON HIGGINS (WNards); 2.15,Mr. H. A. T. FAIRBARNK (Opns.).

10.0 VICTORIA HOSPITAL FOR CHILDREN. Dr. S.WYARD (O.P.); AMr. DENHAMI PINNOCK (O.P.and Minor Opns.); 2.0, Dr. JENKIN.S OLIVER(Dermat. O.P.).

10.15 KING'S COLLEGE Hosp. Dr. R. S. FREWN (0.1'.).2.0 INFANTS HOSPITAL. Dr. W. E. ROBINSON (O.P.).2.0 ROYAL NORTHERN HOSPITAL. AMr. F. D. SANER,

Dr. C. C. BEATTY (O.P.).2.0 ROYAL AWATERLOO HOSPITAL. Dr. R. J. PERKIINS.2.0 CHILDREN'S CLINIC." Dr. BERI-NARD M1YERS,

" Clin. Dem. on- Cases."2.30 EAST LONDo(N HOSPITAL FOR CHILDREN. Mr.

PHILIP FRANKLIN (O.P. Laryn.).Tuesday.

9.0 HOSPITAL FOR SICK CHILDREN. Dr. Hun(,iiTHURSFIELD; 10.0, Mr. BARRINGTON-WARD(Wards); Dr. NABARRO (Path. Dept.); 10.30,Dr. W. J. PEARSON, Dr. DONALD PATE'RSON,Mr. TwISTINGTON HIGGINS (O.P.); 2.0, Mfr. c. E.AW AUGH (Wards); 2.30, Dr. G. F. STILL (1.1'.).

9.30 QUEEN'S HOSPITAL FOR CHILDREN. Mr. A. H.TODD (O.P.); 11.0, Mr. K. A. LEES (O.P.).

10.0 ST. AARY's HOSPITAL. *Prof. F. LANGMEAD (O.P.).10.0 VICTORIA HOSPITAL FOR CHILDREN. Dr. NEIHL

HOBHOUSE (O.P.).2.0 INFANTS HOSP. Dr. ERIC PRITCHARD (O. and I.l'.).2.0 ROYAL WATERLOO HOSPITAL. Dr. R. 0. MooN

(Wards); Dr. A. S. WOODWARK (I.P.); Dr.GERALD M. SLOT, Mr. R. H. MAINGOT (O.1'.).

5.0 PRINCE OF WALES'S HOSPITAL. Dr. C. E.SUNDELL (I.P.).

Wednesday.9.30 EAST LONDON HOSPITAL FOR CHILDREN. M\r.

PHILIP FRANKLIN (Laryn. Opns.).9.30 HOSPITAL FOR SICK CHILDREN. Dr. F. J.

POYNTON, MAr. ADDISON (Wards); 10.0, D)r.NABARRO (Path. Dept.); 10.30, Dr. R. S.FREW, Mr. H. A. T. FAIRBANK (O.P.); D)r.A. M. H. GRAY (Dermat.); 2.0, Mr. A. '1'. PITTS(Dental O.P.); 2.30, Mr. BARRINIGTON-WNARD(Opns.).

9.30 QUEEN'S HOSPITAL FOR CHILDREN. AMr. A. H.TODD (Opns.); Dr. HELEN MACKAY (O.P.).

10.0 ST. THOMAS'S HOSPITAL. Dr. S. ERNEST D)ORE(Dermat. Dept.).

10.0 A ICTORIA HOSPITAL FOR CHILDREN. 'Mr. C. A.JOLL (I. and O.P.).

1.30 ROYAL WATERLOO HOSPITAL. Mtr. CAIRNSFORSYTH (Wards and Opns.).

2.0 INFANTS HOSPITAL. Dr. HELEN MACKAY.2.0 KING'S COLLEGE HOSPITAL. Mr. H. A. T.

FAIRBANK (O.P.).Thursday.

9.30 KING'S COLLEGE HOSPITAL. Dr. G. F. STILL(I.P.); 2.0, Mr. H. A. T. FAIRBANK (Opns.).

9.30 WESTMINSTER HoSP. Dr. DONALD PATERSON (O.P.).10.0 CHILDREN'S CLINIC." Dr. BERNARD AMYERS,

" Clin. Dem. on Cases."

FELLOWSHIP OF MEDICINE: PROGRAMME, 1925-1926.

10.0 HOSPITAL FOR SICK CHILDREN. Dr. HUTCHISON(Wards); Dr. NABARRO (Path. Dept.); 10.30,Dr. THOMPSON, Mr. TYRRELL GRAY (O.P.);2.0, Mr. TWISTINGTON HIGGINS (Aural O.P.);Mr. ADDISON (OpnS.).

10.0 ROYAL WATERLOO HOSPITAL. Dr. GERALD M.SLOT (O.P.).

10.0 VICTORIA HOSPITAL FOR CHILDREN. Dr. S. WYARD,Mr. DENHAM PINNOCK (O.P.); 2.0, Mr. H. P.GIBB (Eyes); 2.30, Mr. C. MAX PAGE (Opns.).

1.30 QUEEN'S HOSPITAL FOR CHILDREN. Mr. B.WTHITCHURCH HOWELL (O.P.).

2.0 INFANTS Hosp. Dr. DONALD PATERSON (O.P.).2.0 ROYAL NORTHERN HOSPITAL. Mr. L. E.

BARRINGTON-WARD (O.P.).3.30 ST. GEORGE'S HOSPITAL. Dr. E. BELLINGHAM-

SMITH (O.P.).Friday.

9.0 HOSPITAL FOR SICK CHILDREN. Dr. HUGHTHUERSFIELD (Wards); 10.0, Mr. FAIRBAN-K,Dr. NABARRO (Path. Dept.); 10.30, Dr.DONALD PATERSON, Dr. WV. J. PEARSON, MEr.ADDISON (O.P.); 2.0, Mr. G. E. WVAUGH (Opns.).

10.0 ST. MARY'S HOSPITAL. *Prof. F. LANGMEAD.10.0 VICTORIA HOSPITAL FOR CHILDREN. Dr. NEILL

HOBHOUSE (O.P.).1.30 QUEEN'S Hosp. FOR CHILDREN. Dr. J. L. BuNCH

(O. and I.P.); 3.30, Mr. N. C. LAKE (Opns.).2.0 INFANTS HOSPITAL. Dr. ERIC I1RITCHARD

(" Round-Table " Consultations).2.0 ROYAL WATERLOO HOSPITAL. Dr. BERNARD

MYERS (Wards); Dr. H. C. H. BULL (O.P.).2.0 PRINCE OF WALES'S HOSPITAL. Dr.'C. 1E. SUNDELL

(O. and IP.).Saturday.

9.30 HOSPITAL FOR SICK CHILDREN. Mr. TNISTIX1NGTONHI(:cINS (Opns.); Dr. F. J. POYNTON; 10.0,Mr. TYRRELL GRAY (WNards); Dr. NABARRO(Path. Dept.); 10.30, Dr. R. S. FREW, AMr.BARRINGTON-WARD (O.P.); Mr. P. G. DOYNE(O.P., Eyes)

9.30 QUEEN's HOSPITAL FOR CHILDREN. Mr. B.WHITCH}URCH HOWELL (Opns.).

DERMATOLOGY.Monday.

9.30 ST. MARY'S HOSPITAL. Dr. GRAHAMVI LITTLE (0.P.).11.0 HAMPSTEAD GENERAL HOSPITAL. Dr. H. C.

SEMON (O.P., Bayham-street).2.0 ST. JOHN'S HOSPITAL. Dr. W. GRIFFITH; Dr.

WV. K. SIBLEY (Electro-Therapeuties); 6.0,Dr. S. E. DORE.

2.0 VTICTORIA HOSPITAL FOR CHILDREN. Dr. WV.JENKINS OLIVER (O.P.).

2.30 BLACKFRIARS HOSPITAL. Mfr. WILLMIOTT EVANS.Tuesday.

2.0 KING'S COLLEGE HOSPITAL. Dr. HThITFIELD.2.0 ST. JOHN'S HOSPITAL. Dr. Fox, Dr. J. L. BUNCH;

6.0, Dr. A. C. ROXBURGH.2.0 ST. THOMAS'S Hosp. Dr. S. ERNEST DORE (O.P.).2.30 BLACKFRIARS HOSPITAL. Mr. HALDI-N DAVIS.

Wednesday.10.0 ST. THOMAS'S Hosp. Dr. S. ERNEST DORE (O.1'.).10.30 HOSPITAL FOR SICK CHILDREN. Dr. CRAY (O.l'.).2.0 ROYAL NORTHERN HOSPITAL. Dr. H. C. SE'MON

(I. and O.P.).2.0 ST. GEORGE'S HOSPITAL. Dr. WILFRID Fox.2.0 ST. JOHN'S HOSPITAL. Dr. WV. K. SIBLEY

6.0, Dr. H. AIACCORMAC.2.0 WESTMINSTER HOSPITAL. Dr. S. E. DORE (O.P.).2.30 BLACKFRIARS HOSPITAL. Dr. WXINTON-.2.30 PRINCE OF WALES'S HOSPITAL. Dr. INV. JENKINS

OLIVER (O.P.).Thursday.

9.30 ST. MARY'S Hosp. Dr. GRAHAM LITTLE (O.P.).2.0 ROYAL NORTHERN HosP. Dr. H. C. SEMON (O.P.).2.0 ST. JOHN'S HOSPITAL. Dr. H. MACCOR-MAC

6.0, Dr. W. GRIFFITH.2.30 BLACKFRIARS HOSPITAL. AMr. WXTILLMIOTT EVANS.

Friday.1.30 QUEEN'S HOSPITAL FOR CHILDREN. Dr. J. L.

BUNCH (O. and I.P.).2.0 ST. JOHN'S Hosp. Dr. A. C. ROXBURGH, and at 6.0.

2.0 ST. JOHN'S HOSPITAL (Uxbridge-road). Dr. W.GRIFFITH (I. P.).

2.0 ST. THOMAS'S Hosp. Dr. S. ERNEST DORE (O.P.).2.30 BLACKFRIARS HOSPITAL. MIr. HALDIN DAVIS;

6.0, Dr. WVINTON.Saturday.

2.0 ST. JOHN'S HOSPITAL. Dr. A. C. ROXBURGH.2.30 BLACKFRIARs HOSPITAL. AMr. WVILLMOTT EVANS.

ELECTRO-THERAPEUTICS AND RADIOLOGY.Monday.

9.0 ROYAL FREE HOSPITAL. *Dr. C. B. HEALD(Electro-Therapy).

10.0 ROYAL NORTHERN HOSPITAL. Dr. G. R. M.CORDINER (X Ray Dept.).

10.0 WESTMIINSTER HOSPITAL. Dr. XV. H. COLDWELL.2.0 BROMPTON HOSPITAL FOR CONSUMPTION. Dr.

STANLEY MELVILLE (X Ray Dept.).2.0 ST. JOHN'S HOSPITAL. Dr. XV. K. SIBLEY (Electro-

Therapeutics).2.0 HAMPSTEAD GENERAL HOSPITAL. Dr. GAGE

(X Ray Dept.).2.0 ST. THOMAS'S HOSPITAL. Dr. G. FILDES.2.30 PRINCE OF XVALES'S HOSPITAL. Dr. S. C. SHANKS

(Rad. Dept.).3.0 CANCER H-osp. Dr. R. KNox, Dr. J. 0. HARVEY,

Dr. J. E. A. LYNHAM (X Ray Therapy).Tuesday.

9.0 HOSPITAL FOR SICK CHILDREN. Dr. B. SHIRE.S.2.0 ROYAL NORTHEIN HOSPITAL. Dr. CLAUDE

GOULDESBROLUGH (X Ray Dept.).2.0 ST. THOMIAS'S HOSPITAL. Dr. C. FILDES, Dr.

B. SHIRES.2.0 XVESTMINSTE}R HOSPITAL. Dr. XV. H. COLDWELL.2.30 BOLINGBROKE Hosp. I)r. E. U. WILLIANIS (O.P.).2.30 PRINCE OF NVALES'S HOSPITAL. Dr. J. METCALFE

(Rad. and Elect. Depts.).3.0 KING'S COLLEGE HOSPITAL. Dr. H. COLWN-ELL,

"X Rtav Diagrnosis."3.30 AMARGARET STRI EET HOsPITAL. I)r. F. HERNA-MAN-

JOHNSo1N.Wednesday.10.0 ROYAL N(owRTIIE:U- H-FOSPIT'AL. l)r. CLAUVDE

GOUILDE.SBloU(H, DID. G. R. M. CORDINER(X Ray Dept.).

10.0 WN ESTMIINSTER HOSPITAL. Dr. AV. H. COLDWELL.2.0 BROmPTON HOSPITAL FOR CONSUMIPTION. Dr.

STANLEY MEllJVIL]LE (X Ray Dept.).2.0 HAMPSTEAD CENERAL HOSPITAL. D r. (CAG'E

(X Ray Dept.).2.0 RIOYAL FREE HOSPITAL. *Dr. C. B. HEALD

(Electro-Tlherapy).2.0 ST. THOMAS'S HOSPITAL. Dr. (C. FILDES.3.0 CANCER Hosr. Dr. R. KNOX, Dr. J. 0. HARVEY,

Dr. J. E. A. LYNHAM (X Ray Th1erapy).Thursday.

9.0 HOSPITAL FOR SIeK CHILDREN. Dr. B. SHIRE.S.10.0 ROYAL NORTHE}RN HOSPITAL. Dr. G. R. M.

CORDINER (X Ray Dept.).2.0 ROYAL CHEST HO)SPITAL. X Ray Department.2.0 AWESTMINSTER HOSPITAL. Dr. W. H. COLDWEI,L.2.30 1PRINCE OF XVAL,ES's HOSPITAL. Dr. J. METCALFE

(Rad. and Ellect. Depts.).3.0 KING's COLLEGE HOSPITAL. Dr. H. COLWELL,

" X Ray Diagniosis."Friday.

9.30 ROYAL NORTHERN HOSPITAL. Dr. CLAUDEGOULDESB1EOU(;H (X Ray D)ept.).

10.0 AVESTMINSTER HOSPITAL. Dr. XV. H. COLDWELL.2.0 BROMIPTON HOSPITAL FOR CONSUMPTION. D)r.

STAN-LEY MELVILLE (X Ray Dept.)2.0 HAMIPSTEAD CENERAL HOSPITAL. Dr. GAGE

(X Ray Dept.).2.0 ST. THOMAS'S HOSPITAL. Dr. G. FILDES.2.30 BOLINGBROKE Hosp. Dr. E. U. MVILLIAMS (O.P.).2.30 PRINCE OF XV'ALES's HOSPITAL. Dr. S. C. SHANKS

(Rad. Dept.).3.0 CANCER HosP. Dr. R. KNox, Dr. J. 0. HARVEY,

Dr. J. E. A. LYNHAM (X Ray Therapy).Saturday.

9.0 HOSPITAL FOR SICK CHILDREN. Dr. B. SHIRES.10.0 ROYAL CHEST HOSPITAL. X Ray Department.10.0 ROYAL NORTHIERN HOSPITAL. Dr. G. R. AM.

CORDINER (X Ray Dept.).

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11.30 VIC'TORIA PARK HOSPITAL. Dr. A. J. SCOTTPINcHIN (Electro-Cardiograph Dept.).

GENITO-URINARY.(See also Section " Venereal Diseases.")

Monday.1.30 ALL SAINTS' Hosp. Mr. J. C. AINSWORTIH-DAVIS

(Tuberculosis Dept.); 6.30, Mir. R. COYTE.2.30 ST. PETER'S HOSPITAL. Sir J. THOMSON-WALKER

(Opns.); Mr. SWIFT JOLY (O.P.); 3.30(Cystoscopy); 5.0, Mr. J. A. ANDREWS(O.P.); Mr. A. H. HARENESS (V.D.).

Tuesday.12.0 SOUTH LONDON HOSPITAL FOR WOMEN. MriSS

LEWIS (Wards and Opns.); 1.0 (O.P.).1.30 ALL SAINTS' HOSP. Mr. E. CANNY RYALL; Mfr.

J. C. AINSwORTH-DAVIS (Tuberculosis Dept.).2.0 ROYAL NORTHERN HOSPITAL. Mr. KENNETH

WALKER (O.P. CyStOsCopy).2.0 ST. PETER'S HOSPITAL. Mr. F. J. F. BARRINGCTON

(O.P.); 3.30 (Cystoscopy).Wednesday.

9.30 HAMIPSTEAD GENERALTHOSPITAL. AMr. CLIFFORDMORSON (Opns.).

2.0 ST. PETER'S HOSPITAL. MNr. SW\ IFT JOLY (Opns.);3.30, Mr. OGIER WIARLD (Cystoscopy); 5.0(O.P.); Mfr. A. H. HA1RKNESS (V.D.).

1.30 ALL SAINTS' HOSPITAL. Mi1r. R. COYTE ; 6.30,AMr. H. L. ATTWN-ATER (Practical Dem. O.P.).

Thursday.2.30 ST. GEORGE'S HoIsP. Mlr. CLAt-DE FRANKAUT (O.P.).5.0 ST. PETER'S HOSPITAL. Mfr. F. J. F. BARRINCGTON

(O.P.); Mr. A. H. HARKNESS (V.D.).1.30 ALL SAINTS' HOSPITAL. AMr. H. L. ATTWATER;

6.30, Mr. H. E. GRIFFITHS (P'rac. Demn. O.P.).Friday.10.0 SOUTH LONDON HOSPITAL FOR WOMEN. MIiss

LEWIS (WAards and Opns.).1.30 ALL SAINTS' HOSPITAL. Mr. E. CANNY RYALL

Mr. J. C. AINSWORTH-DAVIS (Tuberc. Dept.).2.0 ROYAL NORTHERN HOSPITAL. Mr. KENNETH

WALKER (OpIIS.).2.0 ST. PETER'S HOSPITAL. Mr. CLIFFORD -MORSON

(Opns.); M\r. OGIER WARD (Womnen andChlildren O.P.); 5.0, M\Ir. J. A. ANDREWNS (O.P.).

Saturday.1.30 ALL SAINTS' HOSPITAL. Mr. F. M. LOUGHNANE

(Practical Dem. O.P.).2.0 ST. PETER'S HOSPITAL. MIr. CLIFFORD MiNORSON

(Cystoscopy); 4.0, O.P.; 5.0, Mr. A. H.HARKNESS (V.D.).

GYN2ECOLOGY AND OBSTETRICS.Daily Operation Lists are posted on the Notice Boards in

the Hall of the Royal Society of Medicine each morningat 9 o'clock.Monday.10.30 PRINCE OF W ALES'S HOSPITAL. MIr. A. E. GILES

(Opns.); 2.30, Mr. AUBREY GOODWIIN (O.P.).1.30 ST. THOMAS'S HOSPITAL. AMr. JAMIES AWYATT

(Wards; 2.30, O.P.).1.45 ST. MARY'S Hosp. AMr. A. WV. BOURNE (O.P.).2.0 CHELSEA HOSPITAL FOR WOMEN. AMr. J. B.

BANISTER (OpIuS.).2.0 ROYAL FREE HOSP. Mirs. VAUGHANT-SAWYER (I.P.).2.30 ST. GEORGE'S HOSPITAL. Dr. D. W. RoY (O.P.).

Tuesday.9.0 ROYAL NORTHERN HOSPITAL. Mr. C. S. LANE-

ROBERTS (O.P.).9.30 ST. GEORGE'S HOSPITAL. Dr. DARWALL SMITH

(Opns.); 2.15 (Small Opns. and Wards).9.30 ST. THO.IAS's Hosp. AMr. JAMES WVYATT (O.P.).

11.0 HAM-IPSTEAD GEN. HOSP. MIr. A. 0. GRAY (Opns.).1.45 ST. MARY'S HOSPITAL. AMr. T. G. STEVENS (I.P.).2.0 CHELSEA HOSPITAL FOR WO-MEN. Mr. VICTOR

BONNEY, AMr. L. C. RIVETT (Opns.).2.0 ROYAL FREE HOSPITAL. Mirs. VAUGHAN-SAWYER

(Opns.).2.0 ROYAL NORTHERN HOSPITAL. MIr. C. S. LANE-

ROBERTS (Opns.).2.0 WESTMI-NSTER HOSPITAL. MAr. STANLEY DODD

(Wards); MNr. AUBREY GOODWIN (O.P. ).

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Wednesday.9.15 CHELSEA HOSPITAL FOR WVOMEN. Mr. STANLEY

DODD ; Mr. ELLISON (Opns.).9.30 ROYAL FREE Hosp. MrS.VAUGHAN-SAWYER (O.P.).9.30 ST. THOMAS'S HOSPITAL. Mr. J. P. HEDLEY

(Opns.); 2.0 (O.P.).2.15 ST. GEORGE'S HosP. Dr. DARWALL SMITH (Opns.).

Thursday.9.0 ROYAL NORTHERN HOSPITAL. AMr. C. S. LANE.-

ROBERTS (O.P.).9.30 CHELSEA HOSPITAL FOR WOMEN. Mr. F. L.

PROVIS; Mr. ELLISON (Opns.).1.45 ST. MARY'S Hosp. MIr. A. WV. BOURNE (O.P.).2.0 BOLINGBROKE HOSP. AMr. STANLEY DODD (O.P.).2.0 ST. THOMAS's Hosr. M'r. J. P. HEDLEY (Wards).2.30 PRINCE OF WALES'S HOSPITAL. Mr. AUBREY

GOODWIN (Opns.)2.30 ST. GEORGE'.S HOSPITAL. Dr. D. W. ROY (O.P.).

Friday.9.30 ROYAL NORTHERN HOSPITAL. Dr. MfALCOLM

DONALDSON (XVards).9.30 ST. GEORGE'S HOSPITAL. Dr. DARRWALL SMITH

(Opns. and WVards).9.30 ST. THOMAS'S HOSPITAL. AMr. JAMES WI YATT

(O.P.); 2.0, AMr. J. P. HEDLEY (O.P.).10.0 WX ESTMINSTER HOSPITAL. Afr. AUBREY GOODWIN

(Ante-Natal Clinic and Opns.); 2.0, Mr.STANLEY DODD (Opns.).

1.45 ST. MARY'S HOSPITAL. AIr. T. G. STEVENS (I.P.).2.0 CHELSEA HOSPITAL FOR XTOMEN. Mr. COMYNS

BERKELEY, Mr. L. C. RIVETT (Opus.).3.0 PRINCE OF WALES'S Hosp. Mr. A. E. GILES (I.P.).

Saturday.9.30 ROYAL NORTHERN HOSPITAL. Dr. MALCOLM

DONALDSON (Opns.).9.30 ST. GEORGE'S HOSPITAL. Dr. D). WV. ROY (Opns.).9.30 ST. THOMAS'S HOSP. Mr. J. P. HEDLEY (Opns.).

HEART, DISEASES OF THE.Monday.

9.30 NATIONAL HOSPITAL FOR DISEASES OF THE HEART.Dr. B. T. PARSONS-S-MITH (I.P.); 11.0, Dr.STRICKLAND GOODALL (O.P.); 2.0 (IP.);2.0, Dr. R. 0. MOON (I.P.).

2.0 VICTORIA PARK HOSPITAL. Dr. J. B. CHRISTOPHER-SON (O.P.).

Tuesday.10.0 NATIONAL HOSPITAL FOR DISEASES OF THE HEART-

Dr. B. T. PARSONS-SMITH (O.P.); Dr. F. W.PRICE (I.P.); 2.0, Dr. T. F. COTTON (O.P.).

10.0 VICTORIA PARK HOSPITAL. MIr. XV. H. C.ROMANIS (I.P. Opns.); 2.0, Sir PERCY BASSETT-SMIITH, Dr. A. J. SCOTT PINCHIN (I.P.); Dr.BROWNING ALEXANDER (OP.).

2.0 ST. THOMAS'S IHOSPITAL. Dr. AM. A. CASSIDY.

Wednesday.10.0 ST. THouIAS'S HOSPITAL. Dr. AM. A. CASSIDY.2.0 BROMPTON HOSPITAL FOR CONSUNIPTION. *Dr.

A. H. GossE (Cardiographic Dept.).2.0 NATIONAL HOSPITAL FOR DISEASES OF THE HEART.

Dr. R. 0. MOON, Dr. T. F. COTTON (O.P.).2.0 VICTORIA PARK HOSPITAL. Dr. E. H. COLBECK,

Dr. GOODMAN LEVY (I.P.).Thursday.

9.0 NATIONAL HOSPITAL FOR DISEASES OF THE HEART.Dr. T. F. COTTON (I.P.); 2.0, Dr. R. 0. MOON(Wards); Dr. F. XV. PRICE (O.P.).

10.0 VICTORIA PARK HOSPITAL. Dr. F. G. CHANDLER(I.P.); 2.0, Dr. J. B. CHRISTOPHERSON (O.P.).

Friday.10.0 NATIONAL HOSPITAL FOR DISEASES OF TIIE HEART.

Dr. B. T. PARSONS-SMITH (O.P.); 2.0, Dr.JOHN PARKINSON (O.P.) ; 4.0, Dr. STRICKLANDGOODALL (I.P.).

2.0 VIC TORIA PARK HOSPITAL. Dr. CLIVE RIVIERE(I.P.); 2.30, Dr. BROWNING AL.EXANDER (O.P.).

5.0 ROYAL CIHEST HOSPITAL. Dr. A. XV. STOTT(Cardio. Dept.).

Saturday.11.30 VICTORIA IPARK HOSPITAL. D1-. A. J. SCOTT

PINCHIN (Electro-Cardiograph Dept. ).

FELLOWSHIP OF MEDICINE: PROGRAMME, 1925-1926.

LARYNGOLOGY AND OTOLOGY.Monday.

9.0 CENTRAL LONDON HOSPITAL. Minor Operations.9.30 ROYAL FREE HOSPITAL. Mr. GAY FRENCH (O.P.).

10.0 GOLDEN SQUARE HOSPITAL. Mr. A. R. DINGLEY(Minor Opns.); 2.0, Mr. GEORGE BADGEROW,Mr. C. R. SANDIFORD (O.P.).

2.0 CENTRAL LONDON HOSPITAL. Dr. DAN- MICKENZIE,Mr. ARmOUR BROWN (O.P.); Mr. HAROLDKISCH (I.P.) (Opnm.).

2.0 KING'S COLLEGE HOSPITAL. Mir. ARTHUR CHEATLE(O.P.).

2.0 WESTMINSTER Hosp. Mr. G. C. CHUBB (OpnS.).2.30 ROYAL EAR Hosp. Mr. J. F. O'MALLEY (Opns.).2.30 THE METROPOLITAN EAR AND THROAT HOSPITAL.

Dr. BuCKLAND JONES (O.P.); 5.30, Dr.IRWIN MIOORE (O.P.).

Tuesday.9.0 CENTRAL LONDON HOSPITAL. Mr. NICOL RANKIN

(Minor Opns.); 2.30, Dr. DAN MCKENZIE(I.P. Opns.); 5.0, Mr. NICOL RANKIN (O.P.).

9.0 CHARING CROSS Hosp. Mr. E. D. D. DAVIS (O.P.).10.0 TIHE METROPOLITAN EAR AND THROAT HOSPITAL.

Dr. JOBsoN HORNE (Opns.); 2.30, Dr.FREDERICK SPICER (O.P.).

2.0 BROMPTON HOSPITAL FOR CONSUM1IPTION. SirJ. DUNDAS-GRANT (Laryn. Dept.).

2.0 COLDEN SQUARE HOSPITAL. Mr. LIONELCOLLEDGE, Mr. A. R. DINGLEY (O.P.); 6.30, AMr.GILBERT CHUBB, MIr. BEDFORD RUSSELL (O.P.).

2.0 ROYAL NORTHERN Hosp. Dr. A. AM. ZAMORA (O.P.).2.0 KING'S COLLEGE HOSPITAL. Mr. ARTHUR CHEATLE

(Opns.); Mr. C. WV. HOPE (O.P.).2.30 PRINcE OF WALES'S HOSPITAL. Mr. E. M.

ATKINSON, Mr. NV. 13O130TSON (O.P.).2.30 ROYAL EAR HOSP. Mr. HAROLD KISCH (Opns.).

Wednesday.9.0 (CENTRAL LONDON HOSPITAL. AMr. GILL-CAREY

(Minor Opnxs.).10.0 GCOLDEN SQUARE HOSPITAL. Mr. BEDFORD

RUSSELL (Minor Opns.); 2.0, Mr. JEFFERSONFAULDER, Mr. F. C. ORMEROD (O.P.).

9.30 ROYAL FREE Hosp. Mr. GAY FRENCH (Opns.).10.0 THE METROPOLITAN EAR AND THROAT HOSPITAL.

Dr. BUCKLAND JONES (Opns.); 2.30, Dr.JOBSoN HORNE (O.P.); 6.0, Dr. SCOTTSTEVENSON (O.P.).

2.0 CENTRAL LONDON HOSPITAL. Dr. A. WYLIE,Mtr. GILL-CAREY (O.P.); 2.30, Dr. ABER-CROMIBIE (I.P. OPIIS.).

2.0 KI.NG'S COLLEGE HOSPITAL. Mr. C. W. HOPE(Major Opns.).

2.0 PRINCE OF WVALES'S HOSPITAL. Mr. E. Mf.ATKINSON. AMr. WV. IBBOTSON (Opns.).

2.0 ROYAL NORTHERN HosP. Mr. H. T. MANT (Opns.).2.0 WESTMINSTER Hosp. Mr. G. C. CHUBB (O.P.).2.15 CHARING CROSS Hosp. AMr. L. G. BROwN (Opns.).2.30 BOLINGBROKE HOSPITAL. Mr. E. A. PETERS

aind MIr. WN HARRY (O.P.).2.30 CANCER HOSPITAL. Sir JAMES DUNDAS-GRANT

(Laryn. Clin.).Thursday.

9.0 CENTRAL LONDON HOSPITAL. AMr. ARCHERRYLAND (Minor Opns.); 2.0, Dr. ABER-CROMBIE, AMr. WATKYN-THOMAS (O.P.); Dr.WrYLIE (I.P. Opns.)

9.30 ROYAL CHEST Hosp. Laryngological DepartmeInt.9.30 ROYAL FREE HOSPITAL. Mr. GAY FRENCH (O.P.).

10.0 HAMPSTEAD GENERAL HOSPITAL. MIr. LAWSONWHALE (Opns.)

10.0 THE iMfETROPOLITAN EAR AND THROAT HOSPITAL.Dr. FREDERICK SPICER (Opns.); 2.30, Dr.BUCKLAND JONES (O.P.).

2.0 BRoMPToN HOSPITAL FOR CONSUMPTION. SirJAMIES DUNDAS-GRANT (Throat Dept. Opns.)

2.0 GOLDEN SQUTARE HOSPITAL. Mr. G. W. DAWSON,Mr. A. R. DINGLEY (O.P.); 6.30, Mr. T. H.JUST, MNr. C. R. SANDIFORD (O.P.).

2.0 KING'S COLLEGE HOSPITAL. Mr. ARTHUR CHEATLE(O.P.).

2.0 PRINCE OF WNALES's HOSP'ITAL. Mr. E. M.ATKINSON (O*P.).

2.0 WESTMINSTER Hosp. Mr. G. C. CHUBB (O.P.).2.15 CHARING CROSS Hosp. Mr. E. D. D. DAVIS (OpnS.).2.30 ROYAL EAR HOSPITAL. AMr. E. A. PETERS (OPnS.).

Friday.9.0 CENTRAL LONDON HOSPITAL. Mr. WATKYN-

THOMAS (Minor Opns.); 2.0, Mr. HAROLDKISCH (O.P.).

9.0 CHARING CROSS Hosp. MAr. E. D. D. DAVIS (O.P.).10.0 GOLDEN SQUARE HOSPITAL. Mr. F. C. ORMEROD

(Minor Opns.); 2.0, Mr. GEORGE BADGEROW,Mr. BEDFORD RUSSELL (O.P.).

10.0 LONDON TEMPERANCE HOSPITAL. Mr. LAWSONWHALE (Opns.).

10.0 THE METROPOLITAN EAR AND THROAT HOSPITAL.Dr. IRWIN MOORE (Opns.); 2.30 (O.P.).

2.0 KING'S COLLEGE Hosp. AMr. C. W. HOPE (O.P.).2.0 ROYAL NORTHERN HOSPITAL. ir. H. T. MANT

(I. and O.P.); Mr. A. M. ZAMORA (O.P. andOpns.).

2.0 WEST END HOSPITAL FOR NERVOUS 1)ISEASES.Mr. L. G. BROWN (Otology); AMr. H. M.WVHIARRtY (Laryn.).

Saturday.9.30 GOLDEN SQITARE HOSPITAL. AMlr. JEFFERSON

FAUJLDER, MTr. F. C. ORMIEROD (O.P'.).2.0 CENTRAL LONDON Hosp. MIr. ARCHE,R RYLAND.2.30 THE MlfETRtOPOLITAN EAR 4-ND THROAT HOSPITAL.

Dr. SCOTT STEVENSON (O.P.).

MEDICINE.Monday.

9.0 ROYAL NORTHERN HOSPITAL. Dr. E. C. 13.CALVERT (OP.).

10.0 SOUTH LoNDoN HOSPITAL FOR WVOIMEN. Dr.MARGARET THACKRAH (WA'ards); 2.0, Dr.PEAIKE (O.P.).

1.0 QUEEN AMARY'S HOSPITAL. Dr. GORDON LANE.2.0 HANIPSTEAD GENERAL HOSPITAL. Dr. A.

ABRAHAMIS (W1ards).2.0 PRINCE OF WNI'ALES S HOSPITAL. Dr. A. J. WHITING

(I.P.); 2.30, Dr. J. BROwNING ALEXANDER(O.P.).

2.0 ST. MIARY'S Hosp. *Prof. F. LANGMEAD (O.P.).

Tuesday.10.0 SOUTH LoNDoDN HOSPITAL FOR WOMEN. Dr.

PICKARD (I.P.); 2.30, Dr. PULTENEY (WN'ards).10.0 ST. THOIMAS'S HOSPITAL. Prof. H. MACLEAN

(WN'ards); 1.30, *Dr. H. L. TIDY (O.P.); 2.0,*Dr. FARQUTHAR BUZZARD (WIards).

12.0 ST. MARY'S HOSPITAL. *Prof. F. LANGMEAD(Clinical Dem.).

1.45 ST. MARY's HOSPITAL. Dr. A. H. GossE (O.P.).2.0 ROYAL WATERLOO HOSPITAL. Dr. R. 0. MOON

(Wl ards).2.0 WESTMINSTER HOSPITAL. Sir J. PURVES-STEWART'

(W3ards); Dr. A. ABRAHA'MS (O.IP.).2.0 PRINCE OF XV'ALES'S HOSPITAL. Dr. F. G.

CROOKSHANK (I.P.); 2.30, Dr. L. R. YEALLAND(O.P.).

2.30 ROYAL NORTHERN HOSPITAL. Dr. WV. R. REYNELL(O.P.).

2.30 SOUTII LONDON HOSPITAL FOR WOMEN. Dr.PULTENEY (Wards).

Wednesday.10.0 WVESTMINSTER HOSPITAL. Dr. HILDRED CARLILL

(WN'ards); 2.0, Dr. A. S. WVOODWARK (O.P.).11.0 SOUTHI LONDON HOSPITAL FOR WOM1EN. Dr.

PEAKE (IP.); 2.0, Dr. EASTWN OOD (O.P.).1.0 QUEEN IMARY S HOSPITAL. Dr. P. J. S. NICOLL.1.30 ST. THOMIAS'S HOSPITAL. *Dr. H. L. TIDY (P.M.

Rooni ).1.45 ST. 'MARY'S HOSPITAL. Sir WVILLIAM W;ILLCOX

(WA'ards); Dr. C. MI. WILSON (O.P.).2.0 HAMPSTEAD GENERAL HOSPITAL. Dr. A. J.

SCOTT PINCHIN (Wards).2.30 PRINCE OF WALES'S HOSPITAL. Dr. J. BROW\NING

ALEXANrDER (O.P.).2.30 ROYAL -NORTHERN HOSPITAL. Dr. E. G. B.

('AIxLVRT (O-P.).4.0BAL1_--1 E HoSPITAL. Dr. C. . LAKIN (O.P.)

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Thursday.10.0 SOUTH LONDON HOSPITAL FOR WOMEN. Dr.

MARGARET TIIACKRAH (Wards); 2.0, Dr.PEAKE (O.P.).

12.0 ST. MARY'S HOSPITAL. *Prof. F. LANGMEAD(Clinical Dem.); 2.0 (I.P.).

1.30 ST. THOMAS'S HOSPITAL. Dr. J. L. BIRLEY (O.P.).2.0 CHARING CROSS HOSPITAL. Dr. WA. J. ADIE (O.P.).2.0 PRINCE OF WALES'S HOSPITAL. Dr. A. J. WHITING

(O.P. and Wards).2.0 ROYAL NORTHERN Hosp. Dr. C. C. BEATTY (O.P.).

Friday.10.0 SOUTH LONDON HOSPITAL FOR WOMEN. Dr.

PULTENEY (Wards); 11.30, Dr. PICKARD(I.P.): 2.0, Dr. PICKARD (O.P.).

10.0 ST. THONIAS'S HOSPITAL. Prof. H. AMAcLEAN(Wards); 1.30, *Dr. H. L. TIDY (O.P.)2.0, *Dr. FARQUHAR BUZZARD (W ards).

1.0 QUEEN MARY'S HOSPITAL. Dr. GORDON LANE.1.30 ST. GEORGE'S HOSSPITAL. Dr. CYRIL OGLE

(Wards).1.45 ST. MARY'S HOSPITAL. *Dr. A. H. GOSSE (O.P.).2.0 WESTMINSTER HOSPITAL. Sir J. PURVES-STE WART

(Wards); Dr. A. ABRAHAMS (O.P.).2.0 PRINCE OF WALES'S HOSPITAL. Dr. F. G.

CROOKSHANK (I.P.); 2.30, Dr. L. R. YEALLAND(O.P.).

Saturday.9.30 ST. MARY'S HOSPITAL. Sir WILLIAM WILLCOX

(WTards); Dr. C. M. 'WILSON (O.J".).10.0 QUEEN MARY'S HOSPITAL. Dr. G. A. TRouP.10.0 SOUTH LONDON HOSPITAL FOR WOMEN. Dr.

PEAKE (IJ.); 2.0, Dr. EASTWOOD (O.P.).10.0 WESTMINSTER HOSPITAL. Dr. HILDRED CARLILL

(Wards); Dr. A. S. 'OODWARK (O.P.).

Monda31.302.02.0

2.30Tuesda:

NEUROLOGY AND MENTAL DISEASES.

WEST END Hosp. Dr. HARRY CAMPBELL (O.P.).Hosp. FOR EPIL.EPSY AND PARALYSIS. (O.P. Clin.).NATIONAL HOSPITAL FOR THE PARALYSED AND

EPILEPTIC. Dr. HINDS HOWELL (O.P.).MAUDSLEY HOSPITAL. Dr. PETRIE.

Y.-10.0 ST. MARY'S HOSPITAL. Dr. COLE (AMental Diseases).10.0 ST. THOMAS'S HOSPITAL. Dr. STODDART (O.P.).11.30 MAUDSLEY HOSPITAL. Case Discussion.2.0 HOSPITAL FOR EPILEPSY AND PARALYSIS. Dr.

MCALPINE (O.P.).2.0 MAUDSLEY HOSPITAL. Female O.P.2.0 NATIONAL HOSPITAL FOR THE PARALYSED AND

EPILEPTIC. Dr. F. M. R. 'WALSHE (O.P.);3.0, Dr. GRAINGER STEWART (I.P.).

5.0 WEST END HOSPITAL. Dr. E. W. SCRIPTURE(Speech Clinic); 5.30, Dr. RIDLEY PRENTICE(O.P.).

Wednesday.10.45 CHARING CROSS HOSPITAL. Dr. E. D. MACNAMARA

(Psychological Medicine).1.30 ST. THOMAS's HOSPITAL. Dr. J. L. BIRLEY (O.P.).1.30 WEST END HOSPITAL. Dr. W. R. REYNELL (O.P.).2.0 HOSPITAL FOR EPILEPSY AND PARALYSIS. (O.P.

Clinic.)2.15 NATIONAL HOSPITAL FOR THE PARALYSED AND

EPILEPTIC. Dr. JAMES COLLIER (I.P.).Thursday.

1.30 WEST END Hosp. Dr. E. D. MACNAMARA (O.P.).2.0 HOSPITAL FOR EPILEPSY AND PARALYSIS. Dr.

A. FEILING (O.P.).2.0 MAUDSLEY HOSPITAL. Male O.P.2.0 NATIONAL HOSPITAL FOR THE PARALYSED AND

EPILEPTIC. Dr. KINNIER WILSON (O.P.).5.0 ST. GEORGE'S Hosp. Dr. JAMES COLLIER (Dem.).

Friday.12.30 MAUDSLEY Hosp. Dr. DAWvSON; 2.0, Female O.P.1.30 WEST END HOSPITAL. Dr. HILDRED CARLILL

(O.P.); Sir JAMES DUNDAS-GRANT (Laryn.Clinic).

2.0 HCOSPITAL FOR EPILEPSY AND PARALYYSIS. Dr.C. M. WILSON (O.P.).

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2.0 NATIONAL HOSPITAL FOR THE PARALYSED ANDEPILEPTIC. Dr. W. J. ADIE (O.P.); 3.0,Dr. RISIEN RUSSELL (I.P.).

2.30 ROY. NORTHERN Hosp. Dr. W. R. REYNELL (O.P.).5.30 WEST END Hosp. Dr. C.WORSTER-DRoucGHT (O.P.).

ODONTOLOGY.Monday.

9.45 CHARING CROSS HOSPITAL. Mr. SOUTHERN.Tuesday.

9.30 WESTMINSTER HOSPITAL. Mr. GARDNER.1.30 1' ICTORIA HOSPITAL FOR CHILDREN. Mr. LLOYD-

'WILLIAMIS.Wednesday.

2.0 HOSPITAL FOR SICK CHILDREN. Mr. A. T. PITTS.2.30 ROYAL NORTHERN HOSPITAL. Ar. L. C. ATTKINS,

Mr. WV. R. RANSFORD.Thursday.

1.30 IPRINCE OF WATLES's Hosp. Mr. E. S. PIEtRRE,PoNT.Friday.

9.30 BOLINGBROKE Tosp. Mr. A. HEDLEY COLE (O.P.).9.30 WESTM;NIINSTER HosP. Mr. C. BOvDI,ER HENRY.

OPHTHALMOLOGY.Monday.

9.0 ROYAL LONDON OPHTHALMIC HOSPITAL. Mfr.HEPBIURN, Mr. HUDSON, Mr. M. WX HITING (O.P.).

9.0 SOUTh{ LONDON HOSPITAL FOR 'WOMEN. MissFORD (On)s1.; I. and O.P.).

11.30 ROYAL EYE HOSPITAL. Mr. A. D. GRIFFITH(Opns.); 2.30, Mr. LETCHW-rORTH, Mr. A. F.MACCALLAN (Opios. and Cliiic).

1.30 CENTRAL LONDON OPHTHALMIC HOSPITAL. Mr.J. F. CUNNINGHAM ; AMr. MA. AW. B. OLIVER.

2.0 KING'S COLLEGE Hosp. MIr. L. V. CARGILL (O.P.).2.0 ROYAL 'WESTMININSTER HOSPITAL. Mr. BREWERTON,

Mr. VINER.2.0 WESTERN OPHTIIALMIC HOSPITAL. Dr. RAYNERI

D. BATTEN, AMr. R. LINDSAY REA, AIr. R. C.DAVENPORT.

2.30 ROYAL NORTHERN HOSPITAL. AMr. GIMBLETT(I. and O.P.).

Tuesday.9.0 ROYAL FREE HOSPITAL. Mr. HEPBURN.9.0 ROYAL LONDON OPHTHALMIC HOSPITAL. Mr.

C. B. GOULDEN (O.P.); Mr. BASIL LANG(O.P. and Opns.).

9.30 ST. MARY'S HOSPITAL. Mr. JULER (O.P.).9.30 WESTMINSTER HOSPITAL. Mr. A. D. GRIFFITH

(O.P. and Opns.); Mr. A. F. MACCALLAN(O.P.).

1.45 CENTRAL LONDON OPHTHALMIIC HOSPITAL. Mr.M. S. MAYOU, Mr. H. P. GIBB.

2.0 ROYAL WESTMINSTER HOSPITAL. AMr. MCMiULLEN,AMr. MORGAN.

2.0 ST. THoMAS'S HOSPITAL. Mr. HUDSON.2.0 WESTERN OPHTHALMIC HOSPITAL. AMr. J. COLE

MfARSHALL, AMr. H. ROBINSON, Dr. WV. L.HOLYOAK.

2.30 ROYAL EYE HOSPITAL. Mr. L. V. CARGILL (O.P.and Opns.).

Wednesday.9.0 ROYAL LONDON OPHTHALMIC HOSPITAL. Mr.

JULER, Mr. FOSTER MOORE, Mr. AFFLECKGREEVES (O.P. and Opns.).

9.30 HAAMPSTEAD GENERAL HOSPITAL. MIr. LETCH-WORTH (O.P.).

9.30 WESTERN OPHTHALMIIC HOSPITAL. Mr. A. RUGG-GUNN, AMr. S. T. PARKER, Dr. A. HUGHTHOMPSON.

11.30 ROYAL EYE HOSIPITAL. Mr. E. A. DORRELL(Opns.); 2.30, 'Mr. A. D. GRIFFITH.

1.30 CENTRAL LONDON OPHTHALMIC HOSPITAL. Mr.A. H. LEVY, AMr. WILLIAMSON-NOBLE; 2.0,Mr. A. H. LEvY (Opns.).

2.0 PRINCE OF 'WALES'S HOSPITAL. iMIr. NORMANFLEMIING (O.P.).

2.0 ROYAL WESTMINSTER HOSPITAL. Sir RICHARDCRUISE, AMr. HINE, AMr. GIMIBLETT.

2.0 ST. THOMIAS'S HOSPITAL. Mr. HUDSON (Opns.).

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Thursday.9.0 ROYAL LONDON OPHTHALMIC HOSPITAL. Mr.

HEPBURN, Mr. HUDSON, MIr. AM. WHITING (O.P.).9.0 SOUTH LONDON HOSPITAL FOR WOMEN. Mi.ss

FORD (Opns. aiid I.P.).9.30 BOLINGBROKE HOSPITAL. MIr. Ml. S. MIAYOU (O.P.).

10.0 PRINCE OF WVALES'S HOSP. Mr. N. FLE-MING (OPIIS.).1.30 CENTRAL LONDON OPIHTHALMlIC HOSPITAL. AMr.

J. F. CUNNINGHAM; Mr. Mf. WV. B. OLIVER.2.0 KING'S COLLEGE HOSPITAL. MNr. L. V-. CARGILL

(Opns. aind Wards).2.0 ROYAL WESTMINSTER HOSPITAL. Mr. BREWERTON,

Mr. MORGAN.2.0 WVESTERN OPIHTHAL-MIC HOStPITAL. Dr. RAYNER

1). BATTEN, -Mr. R. LINDSAY REA, Mr. R C.)AVENPORT, Mr. T. C. SUMMERS.

2.30 ROY AI. NORTHERN HOSPITAL. Mr. GIMBLETT(I. aid O.P.).

2.30 ROYAL EyYE HOSPITAL. AMr. LETCHWORTH, 'Mr.A. F. MACCALLAN (Opuis. ain(d O.P.).

Friday.9.0 RIOYAL LONDON OPHTHALMIC HOSPITAL. MNr-

C. B. GOULDEN (O.1l.); Mr. BASIL LANG (0.1'-and Opns ).

9.30 ST. MARY'S HOSPITAL. IMr. JULER (O.P.).9.30 WEST1MINSTER HOSPITAL. ITr. A. D. GRIFFITH,

Mr. A. F. MIACCALLAN (O.l1.).1.0 QUEEN AMARY'S HOSPITAL. Mfr. J. S. BomKLELSS.1.0 SOUTH LONDON HOSPITAL FOlt WNOM'EN. -MiS,s

FoRD (O.P.).1.45 CENTRAL LONDO-N OPhITHALMIc HOSPITAL.. \Mr.

M. S. MAYOU, M1r. H. P. GIBB, 1)1. GIRAIN-GR.izSTEWN-ART; 5.30, Mrlr. H. NEAMIE.

2.0 RIOYAL WVEST-MINSTER H)OSPITAL. MIr. M\IL :N,Mr. 'VINER.

2.0 ST. THO0MAS'S HOSIPITAL. Mr. HuDSON.2.0 \NXE.STERN OP11THRALMAIC HOSPITAL. 'Mr. J. COLE,

AMARXShIALL, Mr. H. ROBINSON, Dr. W. L.HOLYOAK.

2.30 ROYAL EYE HOSP'ITAL. AMr. E. A. 1)ORRELL.

Saturday.9.0 ROYAL LoNDON OPHTHALAMIC HosP. Mr. JL.LERt,

Mr. AFFLECK GREEVES (O.P. and Opiis.).9.30 ROYAL EYE HOSPITAL. MIr. WV. J. LINDSAY.9.30 WESTERN OPHTHALMIC Hosp. AMr. A. RUGG-GUN-N,

Mr. S. T. PARKER, 'Mr. J. D. Mf. CARDELL.1.30 CENTRAL LONDON OP1hTHALMIC HOSPITAL. 'Mi.

A. H. LEVY, 'Mr. F. A. WVIILIA'MSON-NOBLE.2.0 ROYAL XVESTIMINSTER HOSPITAL.. 1Mr. HINE, M1r.

I3MBLETT.

ORTHOPAEDICS.Monday.

9.30 ROYAL NATIONAL ORTHOPIEDIC HOSPITAL. Ir.WV. H. TRETHOWN-AN (Opns.); 1.30, Mr. LAMINGIEVANS (1.1'.); 2.30 (O.P. anid Op)uis.); 2.0, Mr.ROCYN-JONES (0.1'.).

2.0 ST. THOMAS'S HOSPITAL. Mr. BRISTOW\ (Opns.).

Tuesday.2.0 ROYAL NATIONAL ORTHOP EDIC HOSPITAL. Mir.

A. S. BLUNDELL BAN:KAr-T (OpuAs.); Mrl .JACKSON CLARKE, MIr. ROCYN--JONES (O.P.).

2.0 ST. THO-MAS'S HOSPITAL. AMr. BRISTOwV (O.P.).

Wednesday.9.0 ROYAL NiATIONAL ORTHOPIEDIC HOSPITAL. Mr.

ELMISLIE (Opuis.); 2.0, AM r. A. S. BLUNDELLBANKART (0.1P.).

2.0 KING'S COLLEGE HOSIPITAL. AMr. FAIRBANK. (0.1'.).

Thursday.9.0 ROYAL NATIONAL ORTHIOPEDIC HOSPUFrAL. Mr.

ROCYN-JONES (OpulS.).9.30 ST. THOIMAS's HOSPITAL. AMr. BRISTOW (0.1'.).

10.30 CHARING CROSS HOSPITAL. AMr. H. E. BATTEN.2.0 KING'S COLLEGE Hosp. Mr. F.nIaI3.ANK (O1puIs.).2.0 ROYAL NATIONAL ORTHOR}2EDIC Hosl'ITk1.. Mr.

WV. H. TRETILOVAN (O.P.).Friday.10.0 ST. THOMAS'S HOSPITAL. Mr. BRISTOW (WN ards).

2.0 ROYAL NATIONAL ORTHOP.IEDIC HOSPITAL. Mr.ELMISLIE (O.P.); 2.30, Mr. LAMING EVANS(O.P.); 3.30 (I.P. Opns.).

2.0 WESTMINSTER Hosp. Mr. E. ROCK CARLING (O.P.).

PATHOLOGY.Monday.

1.0 ST. GEORGE'S HOSPITAL. Dr. ROBERT DONALDSON(P.M. D)emI.).

2.30 \ ICTORIA I'ARK Hosp. Dr. ROODHOUSE GLOYNE.

Tuesday.12.0 WVEST-MINSTER Hosp. D)r. BRAXTON HICKS (Dem.).

Thursday.1.0 ST. (GE]ORG:E's HOSPITAL. Dri. ROBERT 1)ONALDSON

(P.MI. Deini.).2.0 PRINCE: OF WN ALES'S HOSP. AMr. T. H. C. BENIANS.

Friday.1.0 ST. ('EORGE'S HOSPITAL. D)r. ROBERT 1)ONALDSON

P.Mr. Dern.).

PHYSICAL THERAPY.Monday.10.0 ,ST. TuoM-TASS., HOSPITAL. l)r. J. B. MENNELL.1.0 QUE EN MfARY'S HOSPITAL. AMr. WN ERNER G6THE.

Tuesday.3.0 ST. 'I'I07%TAAS'S HOSPITAL. 1)Dr. J. 1B. MENNEIL.

Wednesday.10.0 ST. Tno:I.iS.s HoSl'ITAL. Dr. J. B. MEINNELL.1.0 QUE.EN MARYSA s HOSPITAL. Mr. WN'ERtNER G6THE.

Friday.10.0 ST. Tlto.rAS' s HOSPITAL. Dr. J. B. MENNELL.1.0 QUE1EN M1ARtY'S HOSPITAL. Mr. WVERItNER G6THE.

Saturday.9.30 ST. Trw)iro s's HOSPITAL. Mr. J. B3. MT.NNELL.

PROCTOLOGY.Monday.

2.30 ST. MARKI'S HOSPITAL. Afr. P. LOc.KHART-AM UMMIIERtY (OPIuS.).

Tuesday.5.0 St.. MARK'S HosP. Mr. L. E. C. NORBURY (O.P.).

Thursday.2.30 ST. MAARtK S HOSP'ITAL. Sir C. GoR)(ON-WATSON

(O1)n-s); 5.0, Mfr. WV. B. GABRIEL (O.1'.).Friday.

5.0 ST. MARK'S HosP. Ar. L. E. C. NORIwURY (O.P.).Saturday.

2.0 ST. MfARK'S HOSPITAL. Mir. W. B. GABRIEL. (O.P.).

SURGERY.Daily Operation Lists are posted on the Notice Boards in

the Hall of the Royal Society of Medicine each morningat 9 o'clock.Monday.

9.0 ROYAL NORTHIERN HOSPITAL. Mr. G. B. M-NIOWERWN'HITE (I-P.)-; M1r. J. B. HUNTER (Opns.);2.0, Mr. BARRINGTON-WVARD (OpulS.); Mr.F. D. SANER (O.P.).

10.0 PIRINCE OF AWALES'S HOSPITAL. MIr. Wl . E.TAN-NER (O.P.); 2.30, Mfr. E. GILLESPIE(Opns.) ; AMr. H. WX. CARSON (I.P.).

10.0 ST. THOMIAS'S HOSPITAL. Sir C. S. WRALLACE(WN ardls); AMr. ROMIANIS (Casualty); 1.30,Mr. C. AMAX PAGE (O.1'.); 5.30, AMr. P. H.MITCHINER (Opns.).

10.45 XSOUTiH LONDON HOSPITAL FORt WOMEN. MisSCHAD13URN (I.P.); Miss DAVIES-COJLLEY (Opns.);2.0, Miss BLOOMIFIELD (O.P.).

12.0 ST. GlEORGE'S HOSPITAL. Ar. ('ILAUDE FRANKAU(OP..); 1.30, Sir CRISP ENGLISH (OpIus.).

1.0 QU-EE-N MARY'S HOSPITAL. AMr. A. E. MORTI-MERWN OOLF.

2.0 BOLINCG111OKE Hosp. AM. PEARCE GOULD (O.P.).2.0 C'A-NCER HosPITLT,. Mr. ('EI-Ir. ROWNTREE (Opus.):

MAf'. JOCELY-N SWAIN (0.1P.).2.0 CHARING CROSS HOSPITAL. MIr. N. C. LAKE (O.P.)

FELLOWSHIP OF TMEDICINE: PROGRAMIME, 1925-1926.

FELLOWSHIP OF MlElDICINE': PROGRA-MMirE., 1925-1926.

2.02.0

2.0

Tuesday

KING'S COLLEGE HOSP. Mr. A. EDMIUNDS (OpulS.).ROYAL FREE Hosp. Mr. CUNNING (I.P.); MTr. C. A.

JOLL (Op)11S.); AMr. L. E]. C. NORBURY (O.P.).WESTMINSTER HOSPITAL. Mr. TUDOR EDWARDS

(O.P.); Mr. ARThIUR EVANS, Mr. RocikCARLING (Wards).

r.9.30 SOUTH Lo-NDoN HOSP. FOR WOMEN. Miss HUXLEY

(I.P.); 10.0, Miss LEW%IS (Opns.); 2.0, M,issCHADBURN (Opns.); Mliss LENW-IS (0.1'.).

10.0 ST. MARY'S HOSPITAL. M%r. MAAYNrARDV SMIITH(I.P.); 2.0, Mr. FITZ/WILLIAMIS (O.P.).

10.0 ST. THO-MAS.S HOSPITAL. MNr. P. H. M\rIT('HINER(Casualty); 2.0, Mr. I. E. ADAMIS (Wards);Mr. C. MiAX PAGE (Opu1S.).

1.0 QUEEN -MARY'S HOSPITAL. Mr. A. J. COU-ZENS.1.0 ST. GEORGE's HOSPITAu1J. M\fr. PENDLEBURY

(Opns.); 1.30, Sir CRIS 1'-ENGLISH (Wards).2.0 BOLINGBROKE HOSPITAL. M\rl. ZAC1IARY COPE.2.0 CANCER HOSPITAL. M\r. AN'. ERNEST rMILEIS

(Opns.); Mr. PERCIVAL P. COLE (O.P.).2.0 PRINCE OF WALES'S HOSPITAL. M\r. Ho(WELL

EVANS (0. anid I.P.); 2.30, Mr. H-. WN. (CARSON(Opns.); 5.0, Mr. W. E. TAN-NER (01)11S.).

2.0 ROYAL FRE HOSPITAL. MIr. C. SSHATTOCI- (O..).2.0 ROYAL NORTHERN Ho(scirAL. Mr. KE,NN-ETIt

WN AL,1KER (O.P., Gen. Urinary) ; Mr. CWYNNEAVILLIAMNIS (Opns.) ; 2.30, Mr. T. TWISTINGToNHIGGINS (O.P.).

2.0 WESTM,NIINSTER HOSPITAL. Mi.. C. T. MILLALLY(O.P.) ; Mr. WVILLIAN 'ltJI'tUN;EIt (OpuS.).

3.30 HAMPSTEAD GENERAL ROSI;ITAL. -Mrt. (G. E.WAUTG,CH (Wards).

Wednesday.9.0 ROYAL INORTHfERt.N HowS1i1Ar,. IMr. G. 13. i:\IOWEht

W HITE (1.1'. aid Opns.) ; Mr. I. 1B. I rER(OP.); 2.0, Mr. T. '1'\\ISTINC.To(N HiG;IN-s (1.1'.aind Opus.).

9.30 WNESTMIINSTEiR HOSPITAL.. M\fr. STAN-FORD CADE'(0.1O.).

10.0 ST. THOMAS'S HOSI"ITAI.. Mr. C. MAXSlPAGE(Casiialty) 1.30, Mr. l0.N1ANIS (0.1'.); 2.0, MTr.J. E. ADAMS (Opns.).

10.0 SOUTH LOND)ON HOsPITAL FOlt WVOME-JN. ?\T.MissDAVIES-COLLEY (I.P.); MAiss BASDEN (O)pus.);2.0, MNfiss BASDEN (0.1'.); 2.30, Mris, HUXlEY(OprLs.).

10.30 CANCER HOSPITAL. M'-r. (C. A. JO1,. (Opns.);2.30, Sir JAMIES DUNDAS-GRANT (Laryn. Clinic).

1.0 QUEEN MARY'S HOSPITAL. MAr. ALBAN Ai\NDR1EW. S.1.30 ROYAL WN ATERLOO HOSPITAL. Mr. CAIRNS

FORsYTTH (Wards ancl Opns.).2.0 ROYAL FREE HOSPITAL. Mr. CUNIG ([.1'. and

Opuis.) ; M\r. C. A. JOLL (I.'.) ; ;Miss J". C.LEwIS (OP.).

2.0 ST. MIARY'S HOSPITAL. Mr. MAYN-ARD SMI1TH(Wards); M\r. ZACHARY (OPE.

2.0 WESTMINSTEiR HOSPITAL. Mr. ARTfURlVANS(Opns.); M\fr. WVILLIAMr 'I C t-NER (0.1.).

2.30 BO,INcGBRo]tKE HOSPITAL. MIr. N. C. LA,,E (OP.1.).3.0 HAMIPSTEAD GENERAL 1-loSIlITAL. Mr. SIDNE1Y

BOYD (O)11S..'hursday.9.0 ROYAL FitREE HoSPITAL. MrX . L. E. C. NoRtuItRY

(Opns.); 4.30, Miss E. C. LEWIS (Op)Ius.).10.45 SOUTH LONDON HOSPITAL FOR AOMI}3EN. MiSS

CHADBUt.RN (1.1'.); MiSS DAVIIES-COLLEY (Op)us.);2.0, Mliss BLOOMIFIELD (O.P.).

12.0 ST. GEORGE'S HOSPITAL. Mr. CLAUDE 1'RANKAU-(O.P.); 1.0, Mfr. PENDLEBURY (Wards);1.30, Sir CRISP ENGLISH (Opns.).

2.0 CANCER HOSPITAL. Mr. JOCELYN SWAN (Opns.).2.0 CHARING CROSS Hosp. Mr. N. C. LAKE (OpuIs.).2.0 HAMPSTEAD GENERAL HOSPITAL. Mr. G. E.

IVAUGH (Opns.).2.0 KING'S COLLEGE HOSPITAL. AIr. T. P. LEGG

(Opns.).2.0 ROYAL FREE HOSPITAL. MIr. CUNNINC (I.1'.);

Mr. L. E. C. NORBURY (O.P.).2.0 ROYAL NORTHERN HOSPITAL. MIr. F. D. SANER

(Opns.); 2.30, Mr. BARRINGTON-WARD (O.P.).2.0 ST. THOMAS'S HOSPITAL. AMr. J. E. ADAMS (Opns.).

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2.0 WVESTIMINSTER HOSPITAL. Mr. TUDOR EDWARDS(O.P.); Mrr. ARTHUR EVANS, Mr. RocKCARLING (0O)puS.).

2.30 PRINCE OF WNALES's HOSPITAL. Mr. H. W. CARSON(O.P.); Mr. WV. E. TANNER (OPIIS.).

Friday.9.30 ST. TaiOMIAS'S HOSPITAL. Mfr. P. H. MITCHINER

(Op)ns.); 10, Mr. ROMIANIS (Casualty) and2.0 (Op)usS.); 2.0, Mfr. J. E. ADAMIS (WVards).

9.30 SOUTH LONDON HOSP. FOR WOMEN. MiSS HUXLEY(IP..); 10.0, Miss LEWIS (Opns.); 2.0, MisS!CHADBURN (Opns.); Miss LEWIS (O.P.).

1.0 QUEE-N MARY's HOS-PITAL. Mr. A. J. COUZENS.1.0 ST. GEORGE'S HOSP. Mr. PENDLEBURY (Opns.).2.0 BOLINCG;BAROKE HOSP'ITAL. 'Mr. ZACHARY COPE.2.0 CANCER HOSPITAL. Mr. PERCIVAL P. COLE

(Op)ns.); 'Mr. C. A. JOLL (O.P.).2.0 PRINCE OF AW ALES'S HOSPITAL. Mr. E. GILLESPIE

(0. an(l I.P.); 2.30, M%r. J. HOWELL EVANS(OpuIs. ).

2.0 ROYAL F REE HOSPITAL. Mr. C. SHATTOCK (O.P.aind OpIs)s.); 3.0, Mfr. C. A. JOCIL (I.P'.).

2.0 ROYAL NO(RTHERN HOSPITAL. Mr. KENNETHXTALI,:ER (Opins.. Genito-Urinary); 2.30, 'Mr.GWYNNE WILLIANIS (O.P.).

2.0 ST. MNIARY S HOSPIITAL. Mr. 'MAYNARD SMIlTH(Opils.); Mr. FITZWILLIAMS (OP.l.).

2.0 WESTMINSTER HOsPITAL. Mr. G. TI. MULLALILY(0.1'.); Mr. WILLIAM TURNER, Mr. ARTHUREIVANS (Wards).

Saturday.9.30 HA-xIt'STEAD G(EXNERAL HOSPITAL. Mr. SIDNEY

BoYi) (Opus. aii(d WN'ar(ds).9.30 SOUTH LONDoN HOSIITAL, FOR WOMEN. MiSS

HUXLEY (Op)uI.s.): 10.0, MisS D)AVIES-COLLEY(I.P.); 2.0, Mris BASDE-N (O.P.).

9.30 WVE-ST.MIN-STER HOSPITAL. Mr. E. ROCK CARLING(Opus.) ; Mr. STANFORtD) CADE (O.P.).

10.0 QUEEN MARY'S HOSPITAL. Mr. ALBAN ANDREWS.10.0 ROYAL Nl!(RTHERN HOSPITAL. MNr. F. D. SANERt

(Fraetuires, 0.1'.).10.0 ST. MARAItY'S HOSPITAL. Mr. ZACHIARY COPE;

10.15, Mr. C. W. G. BRYAN (0.1'. ).10.0 ST. THOMNIAS'S HOSPITAL. Mr. 1P. H. MAITCHINEIT

(Casuialty).

TROPICAL MEDICINE.Tuesday.

2.0 LONDON SCROOr. OF HYGIENE1 AND TRto'ICGALMEDICINE. Dr. 1). -MANSON-IAUHRt.

Thursday.2.0 LONDON- SCHOOL, OF HYGIENE ANT) TR1OPICAL

MEDICINE. Dr. G. C. Low.

VENEREAL DISEASES.Monday.10.0 ST. THoMAIAS'S HOSPITAL. Male Cliic.1.0 Locic HOSPITAL (Dean-street). Mr. CHARLES

GIBBS (Male O.P. and W\ards); 6.0 (O.P.).5.0 ST. PETER'S HOSPITAL. Mr. A. H. HA1RKNESS.5.30 WVESTMINSTER HOSPITAL. Clin1iC.6.0 RtOYAL _NORTHERN- HOSP'ITAL. Mr. C. S. LANE-

ROBERl1T.S.6.0 ST. GEORCG(E's HosPUI'AL. D)r. NVii,i-ItID FOX.6.30 PRINCE OF W'ALES'S HOSPITAL. Mr. E. M.

ATKINSON.Tuesday.

1.0 Loci; HOSP1ITAL (Dean-street). MIr. J. E. R.M\CDO-NAGH (O.P. and Wards); 5.0, Mr.JOHNSTON ABRAHAMI (Urethroscopic Examnina.tions); 6.0 (MIale O.1'.).

2.0 ST. THOMAS'S Hosl. Clinlical Dern. (Female Dept.).5.30 WN ESTMINSTER HOSPITAL. Clinic.6.0 ROYAL NORTHERN HOSPITAL. Mr. KENNETH

WrALK.ER.Wednesday.10.0 ST. THO-MAS'S HOSPITAL. MIale Clinic.5.0 ST. PETER'S HOSPITAL. Mr. A. H. HARKNESS.5.30 PRINCE OF W ALES'S HOSPITAL. Mr. F. L. PROVIS,

Mr. T. H. C. BENIANS.5.30 WESTMINSTER HOSPITAL. Clinic.6.0 LOCK HOSPITAL (Dean-street). Mr. J. E. R.

MCD1)ONAGH (Male O.P.).6.0 ROYAL NORTHERN HOSPITAL. Dr. H. C. SEION.

8 FELLOWN'SHIP OF MEDICH

Thursday.11.30 ST. THOMAS'S HOSPITAL. Colonel L. W. HARRISON

(Clin. Dem.).1.0 LocK HOSPITAL (Dean-street). Mr. J. ERNEST

LANE (Male Clinic); 5.0, MIr. A. LAWRENCEABEL (WN'omen and Children O.P.).

5.0 ST. PETER'S HOSPITAL. Mr. A. H. HARKNESS.5.30 WESTMINSTER HOSPITAL. Clinic.

Fridlay.10.0

5.0

ST. THOMIAS'S HOSPITAL. MIale Clinic; 5.30,Colonel L. AV. HARRISON (ClinI. Dem.).

LocjI HOSPITAL (Dean-street). AMr. JOHNSTONABRAHAMN (Uretlhroscopic Examinations); 6.0,Male Clinic.

6.0 ST. AMARY'S Hosp. MTr. GORDON BRYAN (O.P.).6.30 PRINCE OF WVALES'S HOSPITAL. Mr. F. L. PRovIs.

Saturday.10.0 ST. TI-ouIAS'SS HOSPITAL. Male Clinic.2.0 LocK HOSPXITAL (Dean-street). Mr. A. LAWRENCE

ABE.L (Urethroscopic Examinations and O.P.).5.0 ST. P}ETER'S HOSI'ITAL. Mr. A. H. HARKNES.S.S.N.p..--As onily a certain number of qualified medical

nen and womein can attend Clinics at the F'emale Hospital,Londoni Lock Hospital, 283, Harrow-roadl, Graduates areasked to apply personally to tlhe Dean, at 91, I)ean-street,or the Secretary, at 283, Harro-w-roa(l, before visiting thisHospital.

MEDICAL SCHOOLS.The following is tlhe list of tlhe Schlools antid Hospitals il

association withi the Fello-wship of 'Medicine witlh theiraddlresses and mneans of appr-oachl. Members attendingthe various clinics are particularly aske(i to sign theirnames legibly in the resplective Attendan-ce 1Registers,followitig their sigynatutres with the wofJrd.s '- Fellow8hip of1edicine."CHARING CROSS HOSI'ITAL, WV.C. 2 (Trafalgar Sq. Tube).KING'S COLLEGE HOSPITAL, Denmark Hill, S.E. 5 (1Elephant

aind ('a,stle Tutbe, then 'bus (18 or tramn 56).LONDON (ROYAT, FREEJS HOSPIITAL) SCHOOL OF MEDLIC(I N-I'OR

WOMEN, 8, Huinter St., Brunswick Sq., W.C. 1 (RltussellSq. Tube).

ST. GEORGE'S HOSPITAL, Hyde Pk. Corner, S.XV. 1 (vHydePk. Corner Tube Statioin).

ST. MARY's HOSPITAL, Paddington, XV'. 2 (Paddington Tubeor Praed St., Metropolitani Rly.).

ST. THOMAS'S HOSPITAL, Albert Emibankment, WVestmrlinsterBridge, S.E4]. 1 (Westininster, D)istrict Rly.).

XV'ESTMIINSTER HOSPITAL, opposite WVestmninster Abbey,S.W% . 1 (Westminster or St. Janes's, D)istrict Rlvr.).

HOSPITAL WITH POST-GRADUATE COLLEGE.PRINCE OF WVALES'S GENERAL HOSPITAL (N.E. Loind. Post-

Grad. College), Tottenhamn, N. 15 (Piccadilly Tube toFinsbury Pk., tlien tram).

OTHER HOSPITALS.ALL SAINTS' HOSPITAL, O.1'. Departinent, XVauxhiIll BRi;dge

Rd., Vietoria, S.W. 1 (V-ietoria Stn., D)istrict lily.);I.P. Dept., 91, Finchlev Rdl., NW. 8 (Swiss Cottage,Metropolitan Rly.).

BOLINGBROKE HOSPITAIL, WVands-woItli CommIonJ, S.XV-. 11.CANCER HOSPITAL, Fullbiam Rd., S.W. 3 (Soutlh Kenisiingtoin,

Piccadilly Tube or District yl.).CENTRAL LONDON OPHTHALMIc HOSI-ITAL, Judd St., WV.C.

(Russell Sq. Tutbe or King'- Cross MIetropolitan Rly.).CENTRAL LONDON THROAT, NOSE, AND EAR HOSP1TiTAL,

Gray's Inin Rd., XV.C. 1 (Kiii-'s Cross, Metro. Rly.).CHELSEA HOSPITAL FOR AXVO5MEN, Artlhur St., Chlelsea, S.XV'.

(South Kensington Tube or Distiict Rly.).CHILDREN'S CLINIC, Cosway St., N.XV. 1 (Mtarylebone Ttlbe

or Edgw are Rd., MIetropolitan Rly.).CITY OF LONDON HOSPITAL FoR DISEASES OF THE HEART

AND LUNGS, Victoria Pk., E. 2 (Train, 'bus or rail toCambridge Heath from Liverpool St.).

EAST LONDON HOSPITAL FOR CHILDREN, Shadlwell, E. 1(Shadwell, District Railw-ay).

HAMPSTEAD GENERAL AND) NoaITH-NVEST LoNoI))N- Hos-PITAL, Haverstock Hill, N.W. 3 (Belsize P'k. 'lTube),O.P. Dept., Bayliaim St., ('anilden Town.

St., WV. 1 (Bond St. or Oxfold Circus Tube).WESTERN OPHTHAL,MIC, HOSIPITAL, AMarylebone Road, N.W .1

(Baker St. or Malylebone, B3akerloo).l'UBLISHED for the FELLOWSHIP OF ]MEDICINE bv WVAKLEY & SON (1912) LTD., at No. 1, Bedford-street, Strand, in the County

of London, and PRINTED by HAZELL, WATSON & VlNEY, LD., 52, Long Acre, W.C. 2. October, 1925.

NE: PROGRAMME, 1925-1926.

HOSPITAL FOR CONSUMPTION AND DISEASES OF THE CHEST,Brompton, S.W. 3 (South Kensington Tube or DistrictRly.).

HOSPITAL FOR DISEASES OF THE SKIN, Blackfriars Rd., S.E.1(Blackfriars Station, District Rly.).

HOSPITAL FOR DISEASES OF THE THROAT, Golden Sq., WV. 1(Piccadilly Circus or Oxford Circus Tubes). (Only theO.P. Dept. open.)

HOSPITAL FOR EPILEPSY AND PARALYSIS, Maida Vale, WV. 9(Warwick Av., Bakerloo Tube or 'bus Nos. 1, 6, 8, 16,51).

HOSPITAL FOR SICK CHILDREN, Great Ormond St., W.C. 1(British Museum or Holborni Tube).

LONDDON LocK HOSPITAL. Male Hospital, 91, Dean St.,Sollo, W. 1 (Oxford Circus or Tottenham Court Rd.Tube); Female Hospital, 283, Harrow Rd., WV. 9 (tramfrom Edgware Road Tube).

LONDON SCHOOL OF HYGIENE AND TROPICAL MEDICINE,Endsleiglh Gardens, Euston Rd. (Euston Sq. or WarrenSt. Tube).

MARGARET STREET HOSPITAL FOR CONSUMPTION, 26,MIargaret Street, Cavendish Sq., W. 1 (Oxfd. Cir. Tube).

AMAUDSLEY HOS'eITAL., Denmark Hill, S.E. 5 (Elephant andCastle Tube, then 'bus 68 or tram 56).

MIILLER GENERAL HOSP'ITAL, Greenwich Rd., S.E. 10(Greenwiclh, S.R.).

NATIONAL HOSPITAL FOR DISEASES OF THIE HEART, WN est-moreland St., AV. 1 (Baker St. or Bond St. Tubes).

NATIONAL HOSPITAL FOR THE PARALYSED AND EPILEI'TIC,Queen Sq., WV.C. 1 (Holborn or Britishl Museun Tubes).

QUEEN MARY S HOSPITAL FOR THE EAST END, Stratford,ES.15 (Liverpool St. to Stratford, or 25 'bus to StratfordBroadway).

QUEEN's HOSPITAL FOR CHILDRE3N, Hackney Rd., BetlihialGreenl, E. 2 (Liverpool St. or Broad ,St. Stations, 10Iniinites by No. 6 or (6A 'bus or 57 tram; Bloomsbury,No. 55 tralIn (via Theobalds Rd.); 'bus to ShloreditehChlutrceh, thenlce short ride by 'bus or tram; Old St.Tube Station, thlernce by 55 or Hackney tramn; No. 6or No. 6A 'bus from Charinlg Cross or Bank).

ROYAL CHEST HOSPITAL, City Rd(l., E.C. 1 (" The Angel,"City Rd. Tube).

ROYAL EYE HOSPITAL, St. George's Circus, Soutlhwark, S.E.(Elephant and Castle or Lainbetli Tube).

ROYAL FREE HOSPITAL, Gray's Inni Ild., W.C. 1 (King'sCross, Metropolitan Railw-ay).

ROYAL LONDON OPHTHALTMIC HOSPITAL, City Rd. (lateMIoorfields), E.C. 1 (Old St. Tube).

ROYAL NATIONAL ORTHOPAEDIC HOSPITAL, 234, GreatPortland Street, AV. 1 (Oxford Circus Tube or Gt.Portland St., 'Metrop)olitan lly.).

ROYAL NORTHERN HOSPITAL, Hollom-ay Rd., N. 7 (CamdenTown, Fiiusbury Pk., Hollow-ay Rd., or Highgate Tubes.

ROYAL W;'ATERLOO HOSPITAL FOR CHILDREN AND WVOMEN,W aterloo Bridge Road, S.E. 1 (W% aterloo Tube).

ROYAL WESTMINSTER OPHTHAL'MIC HOsP;ITAL, King WilliamSt., C'liarin-g Cross, W.C. 2 (Trafalgar Sq. Tube).

ST. 'JOHXNS HOSPITAL FOR DISEASES OF THE SKI-N, 49,Leicester Sq., W.C. 2 (Leicester Sq. tube). In-patientDepartment, 262, Uxbridge Rd., XAV. (Shepherd's Bush,Central Loindon Rly.).

ST. MTARK1S HOSPITAL FOR DISEASES OF THE RECTUMN, CityRd., E.C. 1 (" Tlhe Angel," City Rd. 'T'ube).

ST. 'MARYLEBONE GENERAL DISPENSARY, 77, Welbeck St.,WV. 1 (BoInct St. or Oxford Circus T'ube).

ST. PETER'S HOSPITAL, Henrietta St., Covent Garden,W.C. 2 (Covent Gardein Tube).

SEAIMEN'S HOSPITAL, Greenwich, S.E. 10 (Greenwich, S.R.).SOLTH Lo-NDON HOsPITAL FOR XVOMEN, 103, South Side,

Clapliam Comnmon, S.XV. 4 (Nos. 32 or 88 'bus toClaplina Comnmon.) O.P. Dept.: 88, NewingtonCausew-ay, S.E., nr. Elephant anid Castle.

THE INFANTS HOSPITAL, Vincent Squiare, WVestminster,S.WV. 1 (V-ictoria or St. Jaines's Pk. Stn., Dist. Railw%-ay).

THE METROPOLITAN EAR NOSE' AND T1IROAT HOSPITAL,2, Fitzroy Sq., IV. 1 (Portland Road, AMetropolitanRly.).

V ICTORIA HOSPITAL FOR CHILDREN, Tite St., Chelsea, S.XX.3(Sloanie Sq., District Rlv. or 'bus Nos. 19, 22, aind 39).

WN-EST E-N) HOsP;IITAL FOR NAERvouS DISEASES, 73, XVelbeck

ADVERTISEMENTS.

BETHLEM ROYAL HOSPITAL,Lambeth Road, S.E. 1.

A COURSE OF LECTURES and PRACTICAL INSTRUCTIONFOR THE

DIPLOMIA IN PSYCHOLOGICAL MEDICINE(OF THE UNIVERSITIES OF LONDON, CAMBRIDGE, DURHAM, &c.)

The present Course has just commenced, and the next Course will begin in January, 1926.For Syllabus and further particulars apply to the Phy8ician-Superintendent.

NORTH-EAST LONDON POST-GRADUATE COLLEGE.THE PRINCE OF WALES'S GENERAL HOSPITAL,

TOTTENHAM, N. 15.The Practice of the Hospital is limited to Medical Practitioners.

Particulars and Prospectus from A. J. WHITING, M.D., Dean.

POST-GRADUATE MEDICAL ASSOCIATION.POST-GRADUATE LECTURES.-Winter Session, 1925.

A Series of Lectures on Tuberculosis will be delivered in the Lecture Room of the Medical Societyof London, 11, Chandos Street, Cavendish Square, W.1, at 5.30 p.m., as follows:Monday, Oct. 12 .. Dr. L. S. BURRELL ........."Tuberculosis from the Physician's Viewpoint."

,, ,, 19 .. Dr. MARcus PATERSON (I.).. .. "The Diagnosis of Pulmonary Tuberculosis.",,26 . Dr. MARcus PATERsoN (II.) .. "The Treatment of Pulmonary Tuberculosis."

,, Nov. 2 .. Dr. J. CAMPBELL MCCLURE .. "The Climatic Treatment of Tuberculosis.",9 .. Dr. F. JoHN POYNTON .. "Some Points in the Diagnosis of Tuberculosis in the Child."

, , 16 .. Sir HENRY GAUVAIN ................"Light Treatment of Surgical Tuberculosis."Pt ,, 23 .. Mr. G. R. GIRDLESTONE .. "Tuberculosis of the Spine."VP ,, 30 .. Mr. HERBERT TILLEY ..............."Tuberculosis of Larynx.",, Dec. 7 .. Sir CHARLES GORDON-WATSON .. "The Prevention and Correction of Deformity in Tuber-

culous Joints." (Illustrated by lantern slides.),, ,, 14 .. Sir JOHN THOMSON-WATLER .. "Urinary Tuberculosis."

THESE LECTURES ARE OPEN TO MEMBERS OF THE PROFESSION WITHOUT FEE.

INTENSIVE COURSES IN GENERAL HOSPITALS, 1925.Oct. 26 to Nov. 7 ......... Royal Northern Hospital and Associated Special Hospital.Dec. 7 to Dec. 19 ..- ..-..-Hampstead General HospitaL

COURSES IN SPECIAL SUBJECTS.OCTOBER.

Cardiology ..................... Oct. 5 to Oct. 17 . National Hospital for Diseases of the Heart.Dermatology .............. .. Oct. 26 to Nov. 20 . St. John's Hospital for Diseases of the Skin.Diseases of Children (Combined Course).. Oct. 12 to Oct. 24 . Paddington Green Children's Hospital, Victoria

Hospital, and Children's Clinic.Diseases of the Throat, Nose, and Ear . Oct. 5 to Oct. 24 .. Central London Throat, Nose, and Ear Hospital.Tropical Medicine ..-- .- ..- ..-..-Oct. 6 to Oct. 29 . London School of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene.Urology.. ..................... Oct 19 to Nov. 14 .. St. Peter's Hospital.

NOVEMBER.Diseases of the Chest ............... Nov. 9 to Nov. 21 .. Victoria Park Hospital.Diseases of Infants ............... Nov. 30 to Dec. 12 .. The Infants Hospital.Gynaecology .. .................. Nov. 2 to Nov. 21 .. Chelsea Hospital for Women.Medicine, Surgery, and Gynaecology .. Nov. 23 to Dec. 12 . Royal Waterloo Hospital for Children and WomenNeurology ..................... Nov. 23 to Dec. 12 . West End Hospital for Nervous Diseases.Psychological Medicine ............ Nov. 3 to Nov. 28 .. Bethlem Royal Hospital.Venereal Diseases.........Nov. 2 to Nov. 28 -. London Lock Hospital (provisionally).

DECEMBER.Dermatology .................. Dec. 7 to Dec. 19 .. Hospital for Diseases of the Skin, Blackfriars.

Full particulars and syllabuses may be obtained from the SECRETARY, Fellowship of Medicine, 1, Wimpole Street,London, W. 1. Telephone: Mayfair 2236.

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