[Prospectuses, 1864/5 to 1883/4].

  • Leeds School of Medicine
Date:
1865-1884
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Credit: [Prospectuses, 1864/5 to 1883/4]. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Surgical Hospital Practice are uot included in the Com- position Fee, and are payable separately. The payment of the Composition Fee does not give a right to attend a second course of Practical Chemistry. Fees for Hospital Practice and Clinical Lectures. —The Fees for Medical Practice and Clinical Lectures are payable to ])r. Heaton, Claremont. The Fees for Surgical Practice and Clinical Lectures are ]iayable to Mr. Teale, 38, Cookridge Street. Students should call between 9 and 10 on Dr. Heaton, and between 11 and 1 on Mr. Teale. The fees are as follows in each case :— One Summer Session One Winter Session Twelve Months Eighteen Months Three Years ... Perpetual £ s. d. 6 6 0 7 7 0 12 12 0 15 15 0 21 0 0 26 5 0 Instruction in Vaccination, as required by the College of Surgeons, and by the Poor Law Board, is given by Mr. Holmes, of Burmantofts, one of the Public Vac- cinators, to whom a fee of One Guinea is payable by eac\i Student who attends the class. Students must attend on Tuesdays, at 3 p.m., for a period of six weeks. DISSECTION. The Dissecting Rooms have been designed so as to include every convenience for the practical study of Anatomy. They consist of a large room for general Students' work, an Injection room and a private Dis- secting room for the use of the senior Pupils when dissecting for Lectures and for other special purposes. The Demonstrators of anatomy attend every day during the Winter Session to assist the Pupils in their work. The Fee for the Course on Anatomy includes the right to use the dissecting room.