The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-09-28 00:00:00

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LIVERPOOL ROYAL INFIRMARY SCHOOL
OF MEDICINE.
rpHE SESSION of 185 2-3 will COMMENCE on
11 FRIDAY next, Ist October, when an introductory Lecture
will be riven by J. Turnbull, Physician to the Infirmary.
ANATOMY, PHYSIOLOGY, and PATHOLOGY,_ r, Long, Fel—
low of the Royal College of Surgeons of England, and Senior
Surgeon to the Dispensaries.

TRATIONPir AND DISSECTIONS
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ANATOMICAL VEM(
Padley.
CHEMISTRY AND NEAR CV
PRINCIPLTS AND PI TICE
on. M.A., M.D., PI Irian to t

R. H. Brett, Ph. D , P.L.S.
Pli Y.l C.—Joseph Dickir

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PRINCIPLES A PRACTICE 1
OF SURGERY,—Arr. COO per
:How of the 'al College of Surgeons of England, and Sur:
!on to the I mm,.

CLINICAL MEDICINE, AND INSTRUCTION IN MORBID ANA
TOMV.—J. R. W. Vose, 111.1)., Physician to the Infirmary; J
Turnbull, M.D., Physician to the infirm.,...

TN MORBID ANA

CLINICAL SUROERY, WITH INSTRUCTIO..
TOMY.—Mr. Cooper, Fellow of the Royal Col
of England, and Surgeon to the 111611118 TV
MATERIA MEDICA AND 'I
M.D. ,
BOTANY.—I. B. Nevins, M.D., F.R.S.
MIDWIFERY, AND DISEASES OF WOMEN AND CHILDES
Mr. Batty.
MEDICAL JURISPRUDENCE.—R. H. Brett. Ph_ TI P 1

RA PE UTI CS.—Thomas Inman,

PRACTICAL CIIEMISTRY.—Dr. Brest.
OPTHALMIC MEDICINE AND SURGERY.--R. Hibbert Tay-
lor, M.D.
CLINICAL MEDICINE, WIT/I INSTRUCTION IN MORBID
ANATOMY.—Dr. Dickinson.
Fees to all the Lectures (including Practical Chemistry) re-
quired by the Hall and College. '45, payable in advance.
rAntnitiatini.o ..,;11 h..

A go-hl medal of the value of £lO 10s. will be awarded an-
nnally to the student who distinguishes himself most in a gene-
ral examination on all subjects taught at the school. The Com-
mittee of the Infirmary will, in addition, give to the medallist
six months' free residence, dressership and clerkship, in the
Infirmary, wit:: the title of Liverpool Royal Infirmary Medical
Scholar. In case the medal is taken by a resident pupil, six
months payment will be retnriu,lt h;.,

tU
HOSPITAL PRACTICE.
Stuents are to the medical and sur pactice
of thed Liverpool Infirmaryadmitted from Ten A.M., to Onegical P.m.,r daily.
The Certificates are received by the University of .1.,

-••-• ••• • LntiOn,
Royal College of Pyaicians of London, the Royal College of
Surgeons of England, and the Worshipful Society of Apothe-
caries.

The Liverpool Royal Infirmary contains 226 beds, operating
and
.lecture theatres ; and a good museum of hAnltha, v-1,1
. -

orbid anatomy is attached to the icitOOT".”
Six dressers and six clinical clerks will he elf

uy seiection, and examination from amongst the house and out
pupils of the infirmary, from the students attending the school
an}hair canny. a nrk a •1......1

15munu and Intro session, and from all medical pupils
who have entered on their third year of professional education.
The office will be tenable for two successive periods. Pupils
of the infirmary are admitted to learn pharmacy in the shop
for six months. Clinial wards have been set aside for select
cases, and a clinical prize instituted for annual competition.
PR" virp "PT""" AND SURGICAL PRACTICE.
s.; for the second, £l2 12s. ; for
iree years, 4236 15s. No additional

For the first ye

fees whatever

Apprentices are admitted for five years, to reside and board
in the house, for GO guineas per annum ; and for one, two, or
three years, upon payment or 70, 130, or 190 guineas. Such
sums to include library fees, but.not hospital practice.
For further particulars apply to Mr. Lowndes, at the In-

Tickets for the Lectures to be procured from the secretary,
"- Inman, 16, Rodney-street, and countersigned by the res-
.'''.
pective LeaPrera•

THOMAS INMAN, M.D., Secretary.

MARCUS'S CHEAP ANNUAL EXCURSIONS?

From LIVERPOOL to EDINBURGH or GLASGOW ant
Back.
Enclosed Carriages.... .4'l. First Class
LIVERPOOL to CARLISLE and Bs,'
lnel,- CP-

,cosec► arriages.... 12s. First Class et 41
LIVERPOOL to WINDERNIERE and Back.
Enclosed Carriages.... 9s. First Class 18s
__ _ LIVERPOOL to KENDAL And Rork

LIVERPO L to LANCASTER and Back
WU?.
nclosed Carriages...ss. 6g,,-Virst Class

The Trains for the ab places will leave ilia Edge-hill Sta-
tion, Liverpool, on °NEM Y, October 4th, and SATURDAY.
October 9th, at -past Seven o'clock each morning.
Passengers 1 ' be allowed to return any day up to the /6th
of October as follows : From Edinburgh or Glasgow, by the
7 30 A.M. train; from Carlisle by the 2 25 e.m. train; from
Windermere, by any third class train ; from Kendal, by the
4 20 p.m., and from Lancaster by the 5 46 p.m. trains.
Tickets, Bills, and every information may be obtained of
HENRY R. MARCUS, Manager and Conductor,
19, Leigh-street, Liverpool.

CONTINUATION OF MARCUS EXCURSIONS
For• SEPTEMBER and OCTOBER.
EXTRAORDINARILY CHEAP EXCURSIONS;
FROM

LIVERPOOL TO LONDON AND BACK,
FOR

18s. ENCLOSED CARRIAGES. 30s. FIRST CLASS

LIVERPOOL TO OXFORD AND BACK,

I os. 6d. ENCLOSED. CARR-I;IES,, 20s. FIRST CLASS