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stopping promotion and increase of pay accorded to the Principal has continued. to be most
useful. I am also glad to say that the summary power of suspending pupils who are not
always amenable to order and discipline, and stopping their pay, granted to the Principal last
year, had had a good effect on the idle and incorrigible. Dismissal is really dreaded by well
dis-posed students and the threat of it has been found a powerful instrument in enforcing dili-
gence and obedience.
7. No change has taken place in the staff of teachers since last report. Babu Jadu
Nath Ghose who joined early in June last has shown himself to be a careful and painstaking
teacher, and has given me much satisfaction. Babu Kali Krishna Ghose has also distinguished
himself as a steady and painstaking teacher. I am glad I am again able to speak in high
praise of the zeal and efficiency of Baba Jadub Kissen Ghose, and my best thanks are as usual.
due to him for the careful and energetic way in which he has conducted his duties and which
has already on previous occasions earned for him the commendation of the Chief Commis-
sioner. The harmonious manner in which the three teachers have worked together and the
respect they have obtained from their pupils has been a great satisfaction to me, and I hope
they may long continue at their several posts. Hospital Assistant Abdul Kureem Khan, who
was appointed last year as Assistant to the Teacher of Anatomy and Surgery, is altogether a
new and young hand. .He has tried to do his best and give satisfaction.
8. The general working and progress of the school have been satisfactory.
9. Babu Jadub Kissen Ghose gave 122 lectures on the principles and practice of Medi-
cine, inclusive of examinations. Since his appointment to the executive charge of the Mayo
• Hospital he has been able to give a greater amount of time to the Clinical teaching. This
has conduced greatly to the advantage of the school, as of necessity his practical instructions
to the pupils have been more constant than before.
10. Babu Kali Krishna Ghose gave 136 lectures on Materia Medica and 48 on Chemise
try, inclusive of examinations. His class, with the exception of a few of the pupils, was atten-
t i v e , d i l i g e n t , a n d r e s p e c t f u l i n d e m e a n o u r . O w i n g t o f a m i l y m i s f o r t u n e s t h e A s s i s t a n t S u r .
geon was obliged to leave the station on three months' privilege leave, and his duties and the
superintendence of the examinations of his class devolved on Assistant Surgeon Jadub Kissen
Ghose, who has discharged the work in addition to his own to my entire satisfaction.
.11. Babu Jadu Nath Ghose lectured 126 times and held 30 examinations in Surgery.
On Anatomy he lectured 129 times and held 33 examinations. In all therefore he delivered
255 lectures and held 68 examinations. Under his superintendence and with the assistance
of Hospital Assistant Abdul Kureem Khan and. Prosector Azeez Mohamed Khan, dissections
were diligently carried on durin g the cold season. There was a dearth of subjects during the
period under review. Fifteen bodies were dissected, and the students generally have dissected
diligently, and nothing has been heard of prejudice against Anatomical pursuits. The amount
of work done in this department is highly creditable to Assistant Surgeon Jadu Nath Ghose,.
The Babu speaks highly of the diligence, attention and respectful conduct of his pupils.
12. In the month of March all lecture courses were brought to a close, and a general ex-
amination of the school commenced for the purpose of passing such third year pupils as were
qualified, and awarding prizes to the most deserving of all classes. This terminated on the
1 s t A p r i l w i t h s a t i s f a c t o r y r e s u l t s . 1 0 s t u d e n t s , i n c l u d i n g t h e f r e e s t u d e n t . A b d u l W a h a b ,
had completed the full term of study, and all were found sufficiently qualified; the first 2 pass- .
ing with much credit. The students below mentioned by name in order of merit have been
recommended to be admitted into the service as Passed Medical Pupils :—
1. Jahangeer Bux.
2. Azeez Mohamed Khan.
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3. Syed Mohamed Sofee.
4. Purrum Lall.
5. Bhondo Loll.
6. Poorun Singh.
7. Sookh Nundun.
8. Hushmut Allee,
9. Abdul Rahman.
13. Of the 17 second year students, 11 had made good progress in all branches. They:
were found sufficiently qualified in Anatomy, Materia Medica and Chemistry and were finally
passed in these branches ; one was found somewhat deficient in Anatomy and will pass another
examination after two months before receiving any promotion and before he is passed in this
branch. The remaining 5 have not done at all well, have been remanded for another term,