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ENGLAND.—NORTH AMERICA. 525
THIRD WINTER SESSION.—Lectures, etc.: Hospital
Practice, Medical and Surgical. Medicine, Surgery, and
Surgical Pathology, Practical Surgery, Practical Course of
Pathological Anatomy. Examinations : " Sessional " in
December and March. Clinical Clerkship (if not held
during July, August, and September) and Dressership in
the Out-Patient Departments. Maternity cases may be
attended at any time after the Lectures on Midwifery of the
Second Summer.
THIRD SUMMER SESSION.—Lectures, etc.: Hospital
Practice, Medical and Surgical, with Clerkship or Dressership.
Pathological Anatomy, Forensic Medicine, Ophthalmology.
Examination : " Sessional " in July.
FOURTH WINTER SESSION.—Lectures, etc..- Hospital
Practice, Medical and Surgical, the special departments
and post-mortem examinations. Clerkship or Dressership
in special departments and post-mortem room. Instruction
in Vaccination. Practical Course of Pathological Anatomy
(if not taken in third winter). Clinical Lectures on Medicine,
Surgery, and Diseases of Women. Obstetric Demonstrations.
Diseases of Eye.
FOURTH SUMMER SESSION.—Lectures, etc..- Hospital
Practice, Medical and Surgical, and special departments.
Clinical Medicine, Clinical Surgery, Mental Disease, Public
Health and Sanitary Science. Tutorial Classes in Surgery,
with operations on the dead body. Examination : " Final
Conjoint" in Medicine, Surgery, and Midwifery. NOTE.—
The three subjects may be taken at one examination.*
When to such a scheme of work as this students add, as they
often do, such supererogatory labours as are involved in the
preparation for the very exacting First Fellowship examination,
in the tenure of junior demonstratorships, and in assisting,
general practitioners in dispensing and book-keeping,
it can be easily understood that their time is fully taken up,
and that it behoves them to take care that the mental tension
is j regularly relaxed by appropriate recreation.
* See St. Thomas's Hospital Medical School Prospectus, 1890-91.