...Bell Fletcher asked to be permitted to read a statement which he had prepared. It was as follows : — "To the General Council of Medical Education and Registration of the United Kingdom. Mr. President and Gentlemen, — Mr. Gamgee, Mr. Oakes, and Mr. Owen, who accompany me as a deputation,...

...Medical Act of 1858, the Universities of Edinburgh and Aberdeen are entitled to elect a Member of the " General Council of Medical Education and Registration of the United Kingdom." The first election took place in 1858, when Professor James Syme was elected for five years. He was re-elected...

...Medical Act of 1858, the Universities of Edinburgh and Aberdeen aro entitled to elect a member of the 'General Council of Medical Education and Registration of the United Kingdom.' The Principal and whole Professors constitute the Senatua Acadomicus or Senate. This body is intrusted...

...Medical Act of 1858, the Universities of Edinburgh and Aberdeen are entitled to elect a member of the 'General Council of Medical Education and Registration of the United Kingdom.' The Principal is appointed by the Curators. The office is held for life. The Principal is the resident...

...Medical Act of 1858, the Universities of Edinburgh and Aberdeen are entitled to elect a member of the ' General Council of Medical Education and Registration of the United Kingdom.' The Principal is appointed by the Curators. The office is held for life. The Principal is the resident...

...following Memorial from certain Medical Practitioners in the County of Durham: TO THE PRESIDENT AND GENERAL COUNCIL OF MEDICAL EDUCATION AND REGISTRATION OF THE UNITED KINGDOM. The Memorial of the undersigned Medical Practitioners, duly Qualified and Registered, and Practising in the County of Durham,...

...MD, to be again, for the term of five years from the 29th day of June instant, a Member of the said General Council of Medical Education and Registration of the United Kingdom. The COUNCIL then adjourned. (Signed) CL PEEL. Confirmed—HENRY W. ACLAND, MD, President. May loth, 1877....

...Dental Surgery of the Royal College of Surgeons of England, or some other diploma recognised by the General Council • of Medical Education and Registration of the United Kingdom." The result of the long and earnest discussion which in 1866 ensued upon the proposition was, that it was...

...authorized to grant certificates for the practice of dentistry. The college send one of their members to the General Council of Medical Education and Registration of the United Kingdom, under the statute 21 & 22 Viet. c. 90. The hall belonging to the College of Surgeons is situated in...

...kingdom, whose representatives, together with the persons appointed by the crown, constituted the " General Council of Medical Education and Registration of the United Kingdom." The only exception was in favor of those who at that time held degrees of MD from any foreign or colonial...