Grosvenor Place School of Anatomy & Medicine : adjoining St. George's Hospital.

  • Grosvenor Place School of Anatomy & Medicine (London, England)
Date:
[1855?]
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Licence: Public Domain Mark

Credit: Grosvenor Place School of Anatomy & Medicine : adjoining St. George's Hospital. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    SCHOOL OF oniT ■;n 'toiniV/ oil) ANATOMY & MEDICINE, ADJOINING ST. GEORGE’S HOSPITAL. J Tykota^a I , ^saigaa^AiI Hiwa3 AT This School was Established in 1830, to afiprd the Students attending the practice of,St. George’s Hospital, the opportunity of studying Anatomy in premises contiguous to the Hospital. The original plan was gradually extended, till all the departments of a recognised Medical School were completed. Several hundreds of medical, men have now been educated within its walls, and! the present Teachers are anxious to carry out more thoroughly the1 practical character .of the teaching which has com¬ manded for this \ school so- large an amount of success. In order to do this effectively, arrangements have been made to enable each lecturer to ascertain the progress his pupil is making in his studies. Every opportunity' is* alsdJtaken by the Lecthrers to bring before the Student cases, preparations andf^pecimei^s, in order;that he may acquire a practical knowledge of his profession. It has often been a matter of regret, that medical students should so frequently find it necessary to have recourse to routine preparations befqre, tjieir final, exammatioiis. . In. order to prevent any necessity for extra-academical teaching, classes are formed of those studdntS• ‘Who are aboht to undergo their examinations. These Classes axe regularly .conducted by the various lecturers, who endeavour to blend the demonstrative and tutorial with the professorial character in their teaching. f.az0J .(Liu aJTAWaM FEES FOR LECTURES.—Vke for the entire Course of Lectures, Forty-Two Guineas,, half of which may’ ghe paidPctober,, and the other half at Christinai.'J ___ afflpust swsacs a®E«L»’C7' the Classes they have .Jomedi’hn. paymeit of Half the Perpetual Fee of those ffiss&wwwipQL yxt&mnxfo FEES FOR LECTURES AND HOSPITAL PRACTICE.—Pupils at this School are withiha convenient distance of several Hospitals, and on payment of a Singlq;,oR?e of. Seventy Guineas, or by Three ees. ° Twenty-eive Guineas each, paid at the commencement of each Session, will be fi^e to t'hWTi^thies of the Gfosvehor Place School-df Medicine, and to the Medical and Surgical Practice of any of the following Hospitals: St. George’s Hospital, adjoining the Grosvenqr Place School of Medicine St. Mary’s Hospital^ jPaddington; j Charing CroSs <EI6spital, 'King William Street, Strand; - - ^ Westminster Hospital, Broadway, Westminster ; and > i i -B Middlesex Hospital,' Charles Street, Cavendish Square.