1830. Statham, Hugh W., 47, Woburn Place, Russell Square. 1831. Robertson, Henry. 1831. Richards, Henry, Epsom, Surrey. 1831. Hitchcock, T., Weeke, near Winchester, Hants. 1831. Sargant, William Henry, Bletchingly. 1831. Osmond, Thomas Edward, Thorpe-le-Soken, Essex. 1831. Nunn, George, Lyndhurst, Hants. 1831. Weston, E. J., St. Mark's Crescent, Regent's Park. 1832. Cort, Henry H., 23, Acacia Road, St. John's Wood. 1832. Wilks, George Frederick, Ashford, Kent. 1832. King, Richard, 17, Saville Row. 1832. Kidgell, Stephen, W., Pangbourn, Berks. 1832. Bromley, Samuel Fuller. 1832. Poole, Thomas. 1832. Watkins, George, Chepstow. 1832. Drummond, H., 15, Westbourne Terrace, Hyde Park. 1832. Wakefield, T., junior, 11, Canonbury Place, Canonbury. 1832. Reilly, William Charles, Hampstead. 1832. Peregrine, Thomas, Half-Moon Street. 1832. Corfe, George, Middlesex Hospital. 1832. Bury, G., Whetstone, Middlesex. 1833. Burchett, William. 1833. Allnutt, Samuel Ford, Portsea, Hants. 1833. Cantis, Henry, 14, Hanover Street, Hanover Square. 1833. Howlett, Henry Sample. 1833. Ford, Samuel Hayward, New Zealand. 1834. Clarke, Anthony William, Armathwaite Mansion, Hesket, Carlisle. 1834. Moore, Adam James, Oxford Street, Reading, Berks. 1834. Coates, William Martin, Endless Street, Salisbury. 1834. Lewis, Fred. 1834. Lovekin, Louis James, E.I. 1834. Hampton, Edward, 8, Union Road, Trinity Square, Southwark. 1834. Furley, Edward, Town Malling, near Maidstone. 1834. Blaxland, W., 2, Denmark Row, Cold Harbour Lane. 1834. Kerbey, William Selby. 1834. Case, William Fareham, Hants. 1834. Pearson, George, Lincoln House, Boundary Road, Saint John's Wood. 1834. Sandys, Samuel, Kentish Town. 1834. Moore, Edward Duke. 1834. Johnson, J. W. 1835. Watson, Thos. Simons. 1835. Drew, Henry Pye Lewis, Gower Street. 1835. Davies, E. W., Graham's Town, Cape of Good Hope. 1835. Andrews, M. F. L. 1835. Lawrence, John Travers, Launceston. 1835. Parratt, James, Mount Street, Grosvenor Square. 1835. Squire, Arthur, Deal, Kent. 1835. Lowdell, George, Cannon Place, Brighton. 1835. Brown, I. B., Connaught Square, Hyde Park. 1835. Asbury, Jacob Vale, Enfield. 1835. Wooldridge, Henry. 1835. Du Pasquier, C. F., Cleveland Row, St. James's. 1836. Platt, William. 1836. Barnard, William, Fareham, Hants. 1836. Batchelour, William Finsbury Place, South. 1836. Burton, Francis, Sacket Hill House, Isle of Thanet. 1836. Crouch, John. 1836. Wakefield, Francis, 37, Milner Square, Islington. 1836. Collambell, Charles, Lambeth Terrace, Lambeth. 1836. Woolley, G. N., Brompton Row, Knightsbridge. 1836. Druitt, R., 39A, Curzon Street, Mayfair. 1837. Temple, Thomas Cooper. 1837. Field, Joseph William. 1837. Semple, Robert Hunter, Torrington Square. 1837. Shillito, William, E.I.C.S. 1837. Clayton, Oscar Moore Passey, Harley Street, Cavendish Square. 1837. Lomax, Henry Isaac, Sutton-in-Ashfield, Mansfield, Nottinghamshire, near Kingsland. 1837. Skeel, Thomas, Norfolk Street, Strand. 1837. Richardson, Christopher Thomas, 16, Hind Street, Manchester Square. 1837. Wynne, William, 48, Bermondsey Square. 1838. Henderson, T. Arkell, 9, Nelson Crescent, Ramsgate. 1838. Ilott, James William, Bromley, Kent. 1838. Banks, Edward Henry Sladen. 1838. Richards, Thomas Alexander, Birch Green, Hayward's Heath, Sussex. 1838. Turner, John, East Indies. 1838. Collin, Joseph. 1838. Owen, Harvey Kimpton, Stockwell. 1838. Chabot, Edwin, Addington Place, Camberwell. 1838. Robinson, John Wadham, Mildenhall, Suffolk. 1838, Owen, James, Willoughby, Black Torrington, Devon. 1838. Owen, John Frederic, 4, Ely Place, Lower Road, Islington. 1838. Nunn, Arthur Joseph, White Parish, near Salisbury. 1838. Taylor, Charles, Bethel Place, Camberwell. 1838. Merriman, Charles Anthony, Knutsford, Cheshire. 1839. Hewett, J. Dickason, St. Michael's Place, Brompton. 1839. Langmore, J. C., 20, Oxford Terrace, Hyde Park. 1839. Makins, George Howarth, Manor Cottage, Norbiton, Kingston. 1839. Leggatt, Alfred, William Street, Lowndes Square. 1839. Barrow, Thomas Waller, A., East indies. 1839. Heward, Thomas Spencer. 1839. Reed, Frederick G., Hertford Street, Mayfair. 1841. Lucas, Rudd, Long Ashton, near Bristol. 1841. Veasey, Henry, Woburn, Beds. 1841. Ha: ston, Alfred Dew, Trinidad Place, Islington. 1841. Ingram, Charles. 1841. Ensom, Vernon Francis. 1841. Phipps, John G., Gloucester Crescent, Regent's Park. 1841. Powell, William Mark, Springfield, Wandsworth Road. 1841. Hensley, Henry, 15, Alfred Street, Bath. 1841. Kelly, John Price. 1841. Ward, Stephen Henry, 28, Finsbury Circus. 1841. Read, Raphael Woolman, Surgeon, 30th Regiment. 1841. Hobson, Smith. 1841. Page, William Bousfield. 1841. Lowdell, Joseph Langridge, 36, Park Road, Stockwell. 1842. Humble, W. E., London Road. 1842. Townsend, Henry M, Newington Causeway. 1842. Dain, Fred. Robert, King's Cliffe, near Wandsford. 1842. Cockle, John, 107, Guildford Street, Russell Square. 1842. Sharpe, Richard, Hatfield Place, Spa Road, Ber mondsey. 1842. Bradley, Charles Lawrence, 4, Belitha Villas West, Barnsbury Park. 1842. Brownless, A. C., Port Philip, Melbourne. 1842. Butler, Frederick John, Winchester. 1843. Randall, John, Portman Street, Portman Square. 1843. Bluett, John, Queen's Road, St. John's Wood. 1843. Wallace, Samuel, Grafton, Upper Canada. 1843. Wade, James, Seaton Lodge, Wandsworth Road. 1845. Brine, John Edmund, Shaftesbury. 1845. Griffith, Richard Clewin, Jun. 1845. Berney, Edward, Croydon, Surrey. 1845. Byass, William Clutton, Dorchester, near Wallingford, Berks. 1845. Davis, Robert, Wreckenton, near Gateshead. 1845. Tegart, Edward, Junior, Jermyn Street, St. James's. 1846. Lavies, Joseph Samuel, 72, Warwick Square, Pimlico. 1846. Taylor, J. Eastwood, Whitworth, Lancashire. 1846. Smith, William, Weyhill. 1846. Forster, John Cooper, 11, Wellington Street, London Bridge. 1846. Holman, William Henry, Chalcott Villas, Adelaide Road, Haverstock Hill. 1846. Ball, Richard Dechamp, Heckfield, near Hartford Bridge, Hants. 1847. Painter, R. B., 33, Bridges Street, Covent Garden. 1847. Wallace, James, Carshalton. 1847. Browne, Wm. S., North Terrace, Camberwell. 1847. Self, James, Mile End Road. 1847. Griffith, S. C. Jun., 101, London Wall. 1847. Freeman, William Henry, Spring Gardens. 1848. Waterworth, T. H. Bengal Place, New Kent Road. 1848. Bickford. J. Tomlin, Newport House, Stonehouse. 1848. Partridge, Joseph Henry, Colchester. 1848. Wright, Edward John, 13, Montague place, Clapham Road. 1848. Gardner, Harry, Westbourne Terrace Road, Hyde Park. 1848. Miles, Charles, 13, Conduit Street West, Hyde Park. 1848. Merriman, John Jones, Kensington Square, 1848. Stocker, J. Sherwood, Baker Street, Portman Square. 1848. Waggett, John, 4, Stanley Terrace, Notting Hill. 1848. Brace, William Henry, Bath. 1849. Parkinson, George Saggar. 1849. Beale, Lionel Smith, Grosvenor Street, Grosvenor Square. 1849. Burton J. S., Blackheath Terrace. 1849. Ellis, Robert, Sloane Street, S.W. 1850. Francis, Francis Philip, Colchester. 1850. Dickinson, T., Halsey Terrace, Sloane Street, Chelsea. 1350. Shute, Gay, London Street, Greenwich. 1850. Sutton, J. M., Tenby, Pembrokeshire. 1850. Brand, Samuel Elwin, Thistleton House, Park Road, Stoke Newington. 1851. Smith, Henry Fowle, Army. 1851. Davis, John, Monkwearmouth, Sunderland. 1851. Smith, Frederick Moore, Great Hadham, Herts. 1851. Robertson, John Bowles, Marton Southam, War wickshire. 1852. Humble, Geo. Arthur, Church Missionary College, Islington. 1852. Sheppard, George Alfred, Worcester. 1852. Mathews, Henry J. Davis, Hornchurch, Essex. 1852. Ayliffe, Henry, Adelaide, S. A. 1852. Ledger, Matthew, Kensall Villa, Kensall Green. 1852. Colborne, W. H., Chippenham, Wilts. 1852. Newhouse, R. Brockman, Coleshill, Warwickshire. 1852. Brettingham, Charles, 37th Regt., Benares. 1853. Burrows, W. Adcock, 18, Tyndale Place, Islington. 1853. Buchanan, George, 75, Gower Street, Bedford Square. 1854. Cooper, Clarence, H.E.I.C.S. 1854. Walters, Reginald Bayley, Winchester. 1854. Woodd, Henry Turnor, Gunnislake, near Tavistock, Devon. 1854. Powell, Frank, H.E.I.C.S. 1854, White, Charles John, 3rd Dragoon Guards, Bombay. 1854. Ward, Thos. Wm., H.E.I.C.S. 1854. Danford, Frederick. 1854. Thomas, Frederic John, Swaffham. 1854. Bullock, Henry, Hounslow. 1855. Browne, Charles, North Terrace, Camberwell. 1855. Brown, Thomas Edwin Burton, India Medical Service. 1855. Jones, George Thomas. 1855. Winter, John Newnham, Brighton. 1855. Miles, Herbert Chalmers, Royal Artillery. 1856. Wilkin, Herbert Charles, Connaught Terrace. 1856. Copland, James Charlesworth, Notting Hill. 1856. Webb, Stephen Massett. 1856. Hopwood, Edwin James. 1856. Day, Albert Bryan, Isleworth. 1856. Buchanan, Albert, Myddelton Square. 1856. Brodribb, Uriah Perrin, Surrey Dispensary. 1857. Bury, George William Fleetwood, Whetstone, Middlesex. 1857. Hall, John, Caroline Place, Camden Town. Haverstock Hill, 1857. Sams, John Sutton, Blackheath. 1857. Woolfryes, John Andrew, Army, 6th Battalion, Military Train, Woolwich. 1857. Rose, George Cowper, West Square, Southwark. 1857. Scannell, Daniel, Chapel Street, Belgrave Square. 1858. Shout, Augustus Charles, Petworth, Sussex. 1858. Nussey, Thomas John Hartley, Cleveland Row, Saint James's. 1858. Ashbury, Edward Jacob, Enfield. 1858. Propert, John Lumsden, New Cavendish Street. 1858. Paul, John Hayball, Camberwell House, Camberwell. 1858. Dunn, Robert William, Clarges Street, Piccadilly. 1858. Smith, William Henry, Holland Place, Clapham Road. THE NAMES OF GENTLEMEN WHO HAVE RECEIVED THE 1830. William Price Jorden, University College. 1835. Thomas Baskerville, University College. 1847. John Syer Bristowe, St. Thomas's Hospital. 1850. Frederick William Headland, King's College. 1855. Alexander Osmond Black, University College. 1856. Harley, John, King's College. Silver Medal. 1830. Thomas Carpenter, St. George's Hospital. 1832. Philip King Weston, King's College. 1841. George Johnson, King's College. 1838. B. Kingdon, King's College. 1849. J. W. de Tunzelmann, University College. EXAMINATION PAPER, AUGUST 11, 1858. BOTANY. The object of this Examination being to encourage Students to obtain such a practical knowledge of plants as shall enable them to pursue the science of Medical Botany at home or abroad, the Examiner wishes it to be understood, that, cæteris paribus, the greatest value will be given to the answers to those questions which involve a practical knowledge of Morphology and the Natural Orders. 1. Define briefly and accurately the terms fruit, seed, ovary, ovule, cotyledon, radicle, plumule. Give the origin and development of these organs. 2. What are the principal kinds of fruit? Classify them, and give a short diagnosis of each, using no more terms or words than are necessary for clearness. 3. What are the so-called motions of the sap? How are those motions influenced, and what are their results? 4. What are the divisions of the class Algae? What are the principal modifications of their reproductive organs? 5. Classify according to their chemical composition the following vegetable products :-sugar, starch, caseine, gum, chlorophyll, lignine, cellulose, bassorine. 6. Select from the 24 Linnean classes those which are the most natural, stating the name of the natural family each represents. 7. In what respect are the gymnospermous dicotyledons more specialized in structure than the angiospermous, and in what less so? 8. What are the principal modifications of the disk of the flower? In what natural order is the disk well developed, and of value in a systematic point of view? 9. How does the temperate North American Flora differ from the European? Is the difference greatest in high or low latitudes, and what are the principal Arctic natural orders and genera? 10. Describe the specimens on the table (so far as they admit), confining yourself strictly to the following particulars : 1833. Golding Bird, Guy's Hospital. (g.) (h.) Inflorescence. General character. (j) Flower. Peculiarities of calyx. Bracteal appendages. corolla. stamens, noticing insertion. (m.) Disk. 1839. R. S. Hill, Bartholomew's Hospital. centation. 1840. John Deakin Heaton, University College. (0.) Fruit. Pistil, as to ovary, style, stigma, and pla General character. (p.) (q.) (r.) Dehiscence. Placentation. Arrangement of embryo in seed. (s.) Reasons for referring the specimen to a particular Order to which it may belong or seem to approximate. (t.) The "regions" and "stations" usually affected by the species of that Order. 11. Give a similar diagnosis of each of the above plants, as that of the plant defined in Question 12 (a), but more full as regards the floral whorls and fruit. 12. To what British Natural Orders or Genera may the following diagnoses apply? (a.) A twining diœceous endogen, with alternate simple exstipulate petiolate leaves, axillary inflorescence, an adherent perianth, and consolidated twoseeded carpels. (b.) A gramineous plant, with spicate inflorescence, twoflowered spikelets, equalkeeled glumes, hermaphrodite florets, and two paleæ. (c.) An annual scrophularineous plant, with 4-fid calyx, ringent corolla, 4 didynamous stamens, and mucronate anther-cells. (This will apply to several British Genera.) (d.) A thalamifloral, shrubby exogen, with apparently simple but really compound leaves, racemose infloresence, ternary floral whorls, imbricate æstivation, monocarpellary ovary, and parietal placentation. (e.) A corollifloral annual herb, with alternate entire leaves, a racemose inflorescence, 5 fertile stamina opposite the corolla lobes, and a half-superior ovary. JOS. D. HOOKER. THE NAMES OF GENTLEMEN WHO HAVE RECEIVED THE PRIZES IN MATERIA MEDICA AND THERAPEUTICS GIVEN BY THE SOCIETY. Gold Medal. 1841. Alfred Baring Garred, University College. 1844. John Newton, University College. 1647. John W. B. Steggall, Charing Cross Hospital. 1848. James Rigby, University College. 1849. George May, King's College. 1850. Frederick William Headland, King's College. 1851. T. G. David Davies, St. Bartholomew's Hospital. 1852. John Turle, University College. 1853. William Turner, St. Bartholomew's Hospital. APOTHECARIES' COMPANY. STATEMENT of the ACCOUNTS of the CHARITY called "THE WIDOWS' FUND" of the SOCIETY OF APOTHECARIES of the City of London, and Mr. EVERARD BRANDE'S GIFT, of which the following Persons are the Trustees, viz., THE MASTER, WARDENS, and SOCIETY of the ART and MYSTERY of APOTHECARIES of the City of London, for the Year ending on the 31st December 1881. 1.-GROSS INCOME arising or due from the ENDOWMENTS for the Year ending on the 31st day of December 1881. |