Medical diagnosis : with special reference to practical medicine a guide to the knowledge and discrimination of diseases / by J.M. Da Costa.

  • Jacob Mendes Da Costa
Date:
1884
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Credit: Medical diagnosis : with special reference to practical medicine a guide to the knowledge and discrimination of diseases / by J.M. Da Costa. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    MEDICAL LIBRARf^ TJ Xj :e] s . The Governors, Physicians and Surgeons of the Infirmary, the Students attending the Infirmary, and the Members of the Newcastle and Gate-^head Pathological Society, are allowed the use of the Li- brary gratia; other Practitioners or Students on becoming Subscribers, the former of jt l. \s., and the latter Ws. (Sd. annually. Every Student before taking out any Books, fhall deposit with the House Surgeon, jt\., which shall be returned to him upon his ceasing to use the Library, and returning all Books he may have ont. That tlie Library be open for the is^ue of Books on the mornings of every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, from 11 to 12 o'clock, and also on the Evenings of the Meetings of the Pathological Society, when application fur Books must be made. No new Book, Pamphlet, or Periodical shall circulate till it has been a Week in the Library. In the town and its vicinity, a Pamphlet or Periodical Number may be kept fonrdavs: an 8vo volume, or under,a fortnight; a4to,three weeks ; and a folio a month. In the country, each may be kept till the Saturday next following the expiration of such periods. Only two Books and a Periodical to he taken out at one time with- out leave from the Committee. No Book can be taken out a second time by the same^perjon till the expiration of a week after its return. , The Books may be detained a longer period by the permission of the Committee, hut any person so-detaining them without such per- mission shall forfeit lit. per day for every Book or Pamphlet. The fines, however, shall not exceed the value of the Book or Pamphlet, vi'hich shall in every instance be returned. The Person taking awav a Book shall be answerable for its full value, and if he lose or damage it, shall make such reparation as shall satisfy the Conamittee. „ -i Dictionaries, Books of Plates, and such other Books as the Commit- tee may think proper, shall not be taken out without leave of such Committee. ,., , , . No Person shall be allowed the use of the Library who does not comply with the above Rules.