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Post Svo, 6s. HANDBOOK FOR NURSES FOR THE SICK. By ZEPHERINA P. VEITCH, formerly Head Surgical Sister of King's College Hospital. Second Edition. Crown 8vo, 3s. 6d. J. & A. CHURCHILL, NEW BURLINGTON STREET. "SYSTEMA OMNIA VINCIT." THE South London School of Pharmacy, KENNINGTON ROAD, S.E. This School, which possesses THE MOST ELEGANTLY FITTED LABORATORY IN GREAT BRITAIN, also affords the most systematic course of instruction, extending over ten, five, or three months, as the student may find necessary, according to the extent of his previous studies. The knowledge imparted is such as to secure both present success and future benefit in life. PRIZE MEDALS and CERTIFICATES OF MERIT are awarded by visiting examiners. The Terms are similar to those of other recognised schools. FOR SYLLABUS, ETC., APPLY (WITH STAMP) TO W. BAXTER, Secretary, At the School Offices, Central Public Laboratory, KENNINGTON CROSS, S.E. TEXT BOOKS. Dr. Muter's Pharmaceutical Chemistry (2nd Edition) 10s. 6d. ... 12s. 6d. ... 7s. 6d. A separate Laboratory has been fitted up for the exclusive use of Medical Gentlemen qualifying for the various University Examinations or for Medical Officerships, who can therein receive PRIVATE INSTRUCTION IN PRACTICAL CHEMISTRY, TOXICOLOGY, etc., for long or short periods, at stated hours. N.B.-Analyses for the Trade, both Chemical and Microscopical, performed at the South London Central Public Laboratory on the usual terms. CENTRAL SCHOOL OF CHEMISTRY & PHARMACY, 173, MARYLEBONE ROAD, LONDON, N.W. DIRECTORS MESSRS. LUFF & WOODLAND. Teacher of Chemistry and Physics-Mr. A. P. LUFF, F.I.C., F.C.S., F.L.S., Late Demonstrator SESSION, 1880-81. (The Session extends from September 1st to July). The object of this School is to impart to Pharmaceutical Students a thorough knowledge of the subjects which are required in a Pharmaceutical Education of the highest standardi, and which at the same time shall fit them for passing the Minor and Major Examinations of the Pharmaceutial Society. In order that this may be acquired by all Students who enter this School, the Directors will devote their whole energies and abilities to the forwarding of this end, and Students may thoroughly rely upon whatever is stated in advertisement or prospectus being conscientiously carried out. The Directors having long had successful experience in teaching Pharmaceutical Students, and having met with much encouragement from their pupils, they feel assured that, should this reach any former Students who were under their tuition, they will readily bear out what has just been stated. The Students will have the advantage of the direct supervision of the Principals in all the classes and laboratory work, no assistants being employed. The School Premises, situated in the Marylebone Road, are close to the Edgware Road and Baker Street Stations on the Metropolitan Railway. Omnibuses pass the School frequently, so that Students can readily obtain access from all parts of London. A Register of Lodgings is kept at the School for the convenience of Students wishing to obtain Apartments. The Proprietors wish to draw attention to the very large percentage of Students of this school who have been successful in their examinations during the past session. The results have been regularly published in the advertisements of the Central School of Chemistry and Pharmacy in the Pharmaceutical Journal, the following being a summary of the whole :(5 passed. In October, 1879. 2 failed. All passed. None failed. 4 passed. 7 Majors December, 1879. 4 Majors Also 14 Minors (11 passed. 15 Minors (10 passed. 5 failed. February, 1880. 6 Majors (2 failed. 10 Minors 39 None failed. (All passed. 8 Minors 39 June, 1880 6 passed. 4 failed. 10 passed. 4 failed. All passed. None failed. 10 passed. 5 failed. July, 1880. . Consequently, out of 37 majors who presented themselves for examination from this School, 27 passed, 10 failed; and out of the 27 who passed, 20 were successful the first time of presentation. Out of 76 minors, 55 passed, 21 failed; and out of the 55 who passed, 41 were successful the first time of presentation. These encouraging results have been obtained by the thorough and systematic co-working of Teachers and Students, and by the information in connection with the various subjects being imparted in as practical a manner as possible, so as to meet the extended requirements of the examining body of the Pharmaceutical Society. That the efforts of the Proprietors have been appreciated by Students of this School has been abundantly shown by the increase in number during the past Session, which increase has necessitated the engagement of an additional Lecture Room, which will be used on and after September 1st, 1880. In conclusion, if Students work steadily and well, regularly attending the lectures and classes, and diligently taking notes, the Directors can honestly assure them that they cannot fail to pass the examinations before them with credit. CLASSES ON PRACTICAL BOTANY are held every week, at which Flowers, Fruits, etc., are provided for Dissection. All Students of this School have admission to Botanic Gardens. PRACTICAL DISPENSING.-A Completely Fitted Dispensary is now attached to the School for the benefit of those Students who wish to practise the compounding of the more difficult mixtures, emulsions, pills, plaster-spreading, etc. The fee for this class is half a guinea. FEES (Payable in Advance). One month, £4 4s. ; two months, £7 7s.; three months, £9 9s.; the entire session, £15 15s. For attending the Classes on Chemistry and Physics only, £1 1s. per month. Students wishing to enter their names, and for further particulars, are requested to apply to Messrs. LUFF & WOODLAND, 173, Marylebone Road, N.W. THE SCHOOL OF PHARMACY Of the Pharmaceutical Society of Great Britain. Demonstrators, Dr. SENIER, F.C.S., and Mr. W. R. DUNSTAN, F.C.S. THIRTY-NINTH SESSION, 1880-81, EXTENDING FROM OCTOBER 1 TO JULY 31. Application for admission to the School, for Prospectuses, or for further information, may be made to the Professors or their Assistants in the Lecture Room or Laboratories, 17, Bloomsburg Square, London, W.C. ST. THOMAS'S HOSPITAL MEDICAL SCHOOL. ALBERT EMBANKMENT, LONDON, S.E. The Winter Session commences on October 1st, and the Summer on May 1st. Students can enter at either Session. Two OPEN Entrance Science Scholarships, of £100 and £40, for first Year's Students, are awarded in October. In addition to ordinary Prizes, amounting to £200, the following additional Scholarships, Medals, etc., are given, viz., the "William Tite" Scholarship, £30; College Scholarship, Forty Guineas a year for two years; “Musgrove” Scholarship, of same value; “Solly” Medal and Prize; "Cheselden" Medal; "Mead" Medal; Treasurer's Gold Medal; “Grainger” Prize, etc. Special Classes for the Matriculation, Preliminary Scientific, and first M.B. Examinations of University of London, and Private Classes for other Examinations. There are numerous Hospital Appointments open to Students without charge. For Prospectus and particulars apply to Dr. GILLESPIE, Secretary. SCHOOL OF MIDWIFERY, BRITISH LYING-IN HOSPITAL. Educated Ladies are received in this Institution to be instructed in Midwifery. Clinical and Theoretical Lectures are delivered by the Physicians. They have every facility for obtaining a thorough practical education. Respectable women are also received to be trained as Monthly Nurses. For terms and particulars apply to the Matron, Endell Street, Long Acre, London. EXAMINATIONS. POSTAL STUDY. MR. J. TULLY (Hill's Prizeman), CHEMIST, TUNBRIDGE WELLS, Continues to prepare Gentlemen for the Minor and Preliminary, by his Postal System, established 1872. Fee-Minor, One Guinea; Preliminary, 10s. 6d. Enclose stamped addressed envelope for particulars. "MINOR" STUDENTS UNDER 20 should write for particulars of the Junior Course. Prizes given quarterly. Resident Pupils received. "How to Prepare for the Minor," 12 stamps; "How to Write Equations," 12 stamps. Tully's Arithmetic and Metric System. 2s. |