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The physicians’ and surgeons’ visits are made daily, at oneand two o’clock. Each of the physicians visits his patientsthree times a week.Dr. Murphy visits three times a week, to see patients affected

with uterine diseases, and children; and, on alternate days, tcreceive applications from women who wish to be attended intheir confinement.Mr. Wharton Jones attends the ophthalmic department,

and will give occasional lectures on his cases.Out-patients are seen four times weekly by the assistant-

physicians and assistant-surgeons.Clinical instruction is given by the physicians and surgeons

of the hospital in their daily visits, and also by means of lec-tures and examinations upon the cases.Lectures on clinical medicine fortnightly, by Dr. Walshe

and Dr. Garrod, and twice a week by Dr. Parkes.Dr. Parkes holds examinations on the cases under his care

at the bedside during the visits, and practical lessons andexaminations in the wards, to classes consisting of limitednumbers, and meeting at separate hours.

Clinical Surgery: Lectures, twice a week, by Mr. Quain,and once a fortnight by Mr. Erichsen.FELLOWES’ CLHlICAL MEDALS.-Fellowes’ clinical medals, one

gold, and one silver, and further certificates of honour, will beawarded at the end of each term, to the pupils who shall havemost distinguished themselves by reports and observations onthe medical cases in the hospital. Competitors must bestudents of the college, and have complied with the regula-tions for competition.LISTON MEDAL.-The Liston gold medal, and further cer-

tificates of honour, will be awarded at the end of the session,to the pupils who shall have most distinguished themselves byreports and observations on the surgical cases in the hospital.Competitors must be students of the college, and have compliedwith the regulations for competition.

UNIVERSITY COLLEGE—FACULTY OF MEDICINE.The winter term begins on the 1st of October, and ends o

the 15th of April. The summer term begins on the 1st oMay, and ends on the 31st of July.Frequent examinations are held in every class. Medal:

and certificates of honour are given in every class, at the en<

of each term; but those pupils only who have regularly attended the examinations will be admitted to contend forthem.At the end of every session, the " Longridge" exhibition o:

X40 is awarded as a prize for general proficiency.A college fee of 10s. for one class, and ;S1 for two or morE

classes, is paid by each student every session: where, howeverthe course is of short duration, this fee is diminished. Thematriculation fee of .S3 relieves the student, during the wholecourse of his study, from the college fee.

WINTER SESSION.

Principles and Practice of Medicine: Dr. Walshe, daily, ata quarter-past five. Entire term, &pound; 5; first half term, &pound; 3;second half term, &pound; 3; perpetual, &pound; 8.

Anatomy and Physiology: Dr. Sharpey, daily, at ten. Entireterm, &pound; 6; first half term, &pound; 3; second half term, &pound; 3; perpe-tual, &pound; 9.

Chemistry: Mr. Graham, daily, except Saturday, at eleven.Entire term, &pound; 6; first half term, &pound; 3; second half term, &pound; 3;perpetual, &pound;9.The first fifty lectures will form an elementary course to

prepare students for the matriculation examination at theUniversity of London. Fee, 1:3.Anatomy, Descriptive, Practical, and Surgical: Mr. Ellis,

daily, at nine A.M. Entire term, &pound; 6; first half term, &pound; 3;second half term, &pound; 3; perpetual, &pound; 9.In the dissecting-room, the pupils will be directed in their

studies, during several hours daily, by Mr. Ellis and Mr.Briggs, demonstrator.Principles and Practice of Surgery: Mr. Erichsen, Monday,

Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday, at a quarter-past four.For the term, &pound;4 10s.; perpetual, .66.

Analytical Chemistry: Dr. Williamson. The laboratory isopen daily, from nine A.M. to four, from the first of Octoberuntil the end of July, with a short recess at Christmas andEaster. Fee, &pound; 26 5s., exclusive of the expense of materials,&c.; for a single month, &pound;4 4s.A prize of &pound; 50 has been offered by Alexander Williamson,

Esq., for the most successful experimental research under-

taken in the Birkbeck Laboratory during the Session 1852-53.This prize may be competed for by all students who attendthe annual course of instruction in the laboratory. It will beawarded in August, 1853, at the end of the session. Mr.

Williamson has desired that it may be announced that hewill probably offer similar prizes for the two following years.The gold and silver medals as rewards of merit for this classwill be given by the Council as usual.Comparative Anatomy and Zoology: Dr. Grant, daily, exceptSaturday, at three. Comparative anatomy from the begin-ning of October to the end of February; zoology from the1st of March to the 1st of July. For comparative anatomy,X5; for zoology, &pound; 4; perpetual, &pound; 9.

*,,* Attendance on Dr. Grant’s courses of comparativeanatomy and zoology at this college is recognised bythe Army Medical Board as equivalent to the courseof natural history required as a qualification for armysurgeons.

Natural Philosophy: Professor Potter, at half-past four, onMonday, Wednesday, and Friday, from the 15th of Octoberto end of June. Fee, &pound; 6.

SUMMER SESSION.

Botany: Dr. Lindley. Junior class till the end of April, ateight A.M., afterwards on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday,and Saturday, at a quarter-past ten. Fee, .E2. An ele-mentary course of about forty lectures in March. Seniorclass daily, except Monday and Friday, at eight A.M.; exa.minations on Saturday, at nine. Fee, &pound; 3; perpetual, ;E6.

Pathological Anatomy: Dr. Jenner, Tuesday and Friday, atnine; Wednesday, at half-past nine. Fee, &pound; 3; per-petual, &pound; 4.

Comparative Anatomy and Zoology: Dr. Grant. Elementarycourse, daily, except Saturday, at eleven. Fee, .62.

Pal&aelig;o-Zoology: Dr. Grant, daily, except Saturday, at three,in June. Fee, 1:1.

Practical Chemistry: Dr. Williamson, Monday, Tuesday,Wednesday, and Thursday, at eleven. Fee, &pound; 4, includingcost of materials.

Medical Jurisprudence: Dr. Carpenter, daily, except Saturday,at three. Fee, 1:3.

Midwifery &c.: Dr. Murphy, daily, except Saturday, at twelve.Fee, 1:4; perpetual, 1:6.

Ophthalmic Medicine and Surgery: Mr. Wharton Jones,Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, at three. Fee, &pound;3.

Materia Medica, and Therapeutics: Dr. Garrod, daily, exceptSaturday, at four. Fee, &pound; 4; perpetual, ;S6.

WESTMINSTER HOSPITAL.Westminster Abbey.

Consulting Physician-Dr. Bright.Physicians-Dr. Hamilton Hoe, Dr. Kingston, and Dr.Basham.

Assistant-Physician-Dr. Woodfall.Consulting Surgeons-Mr. Guthrie and Mr. Hale Thomson.Surgeons-Mr. Lynn, Mr.B. Phillips, and Mr. Barnard Holt.Assistant Surgeon-Mr. Chas. G. Guthrie.Surgeon Dentist-Mr. Clendon.

MEDICAL PRACTICE. Three SURGICAL PRACTICE.

Six months ...... &pound;1O r0 Three months .......&pound;8 8Twelve months...... 12 12 Six months ...... 12 12

Eighteen months ... 15 15 Twelve months...... 21 0

Perpetual ......... 21 0 Perpetual ......... 31 10

Medical and surgical practice daily, from half-past twelveto two o’clock.

Clinical lectures will be given by the physicians and sur-geons twice a week.Post-mortem examinations will be made under the super-

intendence of the physicians and surgeons; on which occasions,pathological demonstrations will be given, to illustrate thestructural changes effected by disease.

Conjoint fee for the medical and surgical practice, twenty-six guineas, for the period of hospital attendance required bythe Royal College of Surgeons and Apothecaries’ Hall.The hospital affords relief to 2000 in-patients and 18,000

out-patients annually. ____

MEDICAL AND SURGICAL SCHOOL.WINTER SESSION.Anatomy and Physiology: Mr. Hillman and Mr. Brooke,

Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, at nine. One course,&pound;5 5s., perpetual, X7 7s.