CITY OF DUBLIN HOSPITAL, UPPER BAGGOT-STREET.

FOUNDED 1832; ENLARGED 1851.

Phys, and Surgs., Dr. A. Jacob, Dr. C. Benson, Dr. T. E. Beatty, Mr. W. Hargrave, Dr. T. G. Geoghegan, Mr. J. Tufnell, and Mr. H. G. Croly; Cons. Phys., Prof. Apjohn and Dr. Croker; Asst. Ophth. Surg., Dr. A. H. Jacob; Res. Apoth., Mr. Hewett.

The Hospital contains 104 beds, and its annual average number of in-patients is 800; out. 17,000. Special wards are appropriated for the reception of Ophthalmic cases, and for the Diseases of Females. Clinical Lectures are delivered after the Hospital visit.

Certificates of Attendance on this Hospital are recognised by all the Colleges, Universities, and Halls, and by the Army and Navy Medical Boards.

For further particulars, see page 1028.

THE COOMBE LYING-IN HOSPITAL.

ESTABLISHED 1826.

Masters, Drs. John Ringland and James H. Sawyer.

Asst. to Masters, Dr. G. H. Kidd; Supernumerary Asst. to Masters-Dr. Thomas P. Mason; Cons. Phys., Drs. D. J. Corrigan, C. P. Croker, J. T. Banks, and A. Hudson; Cons. Surgs., Messrs. S. G. Wilmot, A. Ellis, G. H. Porter, and R. G. H. Butcher ; Cons. Accs., Messrs. H. Carmichael, W. Jameson, M.D., F. Churchill, M.D., E. B. Sinclair, M.D.; Med. Att. Disp., Dr. W. Carroll; Res. Apoth. and Regist., Mr. E. J. Devine.

The Hospital contains 40 beds; the number of patients annually admitted into the Labour Wards amount to nearly 750, whilst those attended at their own homes from the Hospital considerably exceed double that number.

A Ward has been allocated for the treatment of Female Diseases and Diseases of Children, and there is likewise connected with the Institution a DISPENSARY for Diseases of Females and Children, Diseases of the Eye, and General Diseases. Clinical Lectures are delivered regularly twice a week by the Masters.

Certificates of Attendance on the Practice of this Hospital, as well as on the course of Lectures, are received by the King and Queen's College of Physicians of Ireland; by the Royal Colleges of Surgeons in Dublin, London, and Edinburgh; by the Universities of London and Glasgow, and the Queen's University in Ireland; by the Marischal College and University, Aberdeen; the King's College, Aberdeen; and the Faculty of Physicians and Surgeons of Glasgow; by the Apothecaries' Halls of Dublin and London; and by the Army, Ordnance, Navy, and East India Medical Boards, &c.

DR. STEEVENS'S HOSPITAL AND MEDICAL COLLEGE.

ESTABLISHED 1820.

Cons.-Phys., Dr. C. P. Croker; Phys., Drs. H. Freke and W. M. Burke; Cons.-Surgs., Messrs. S. G. Wilmot and C. Fleming; Surgs.: Messrs. W. Colles, E. Hamilton, and G. R. Symes; Res. Surg., Mr. G. St. G. Tyner; Phys.-Acc., Dr. S. L. Hardy; Asst. Phys. Accs., Messrs. J. C. Purcell and R. A. Caldwell: Demonst. of Anat., Dr. Turner, Messrs. R. L. Swan and L. Eades; Apoth., Mr. M. Savage; Cur. Mus., Mr. R. L. Swan.

The Hospital contains 250 beds, and is provided with distinct wards for the treatment of fevers, syphilis, diseases of the eyes, and diseases of females. Average number of intern patients, 230 per diem; out-patients, 450 a-week.

Surgical Operations are performed on Saturdays at ten o'clock. Ophthalmic Surgery: Patients labouring under diseases of the eye are attended to on Saturdays at nine o'clock. Midwifery: A maternity department, for the delivery of lying-in women at their own homes, is conducted under the superintendence of the physician-accoucheur. Clinical Lectures are delivered on four days in the week; and Pathological Demonstrations by the Lecturers, as opportunity offers.

MEDICAL SCHOOL-Descriptive Anatomy: Dr. G. R. Symes. Physiology: Dr. E. Hamilton. Practice of Medicine: Drs. Freke and Burke. Surgery: Messrs. Colles and Wilmot. Chemistry : Dr. Cameron. Materia Medica: Dr. Gordon. Dissections and Demonstrations, by the Professors of Anatomy and Physiology, assisted by the Demonstrators.

Summer Lectures: Lectures are delivered during the summer session on Materia Medica, Practical Chemistry, Medical Jurisprudence, Comparative Anatomy, and Botany.

For particulars of Fees, &c., see page 1029.

JERVIS-STREET HOSPITAL, DUBLIN.

Phys., Drs. R. D. Lyons and S. M. Macswiney; Surgs., Messrs. R. P. O'Reilly, M. H. Stapleton, M.D., A. Banon, M.D., J. S. Hughes, M.D., J. K. Forrest, H. J. Tyrrell, and R. McDonnell. The extern patients will, as usual, be prescribed for daily by the attending Physicians and Surgeons, thus enabling the students to acquire a knowledge of Dispensary practice.

Medical and Surgical Clinical Lectures will be delivered on three mornings in the week, and due notice of operations will be given, unless in cases of emergency.

Certificates of Attendance at this Hospital are recognised by the King and Queen's College of Physicians, the Queen's University, the University of Edinburgh, the Army, Medical, Navy, and East India Boards, and by all the licensing bodies in the Kingdom.

LEDWICH SCHOOL OF ANATOMY, MEDICINE, AND SURGERY, PETER-STREET, DUBLIN.

FOUNDED 1810.

This School, claiming priority of foundation many years before any of its kindred unchartered institutions were projected, was established in 1810 by J. Kirby. At this period the Schools of the College of Surgeons and University were the only sources of medical education in Ireland, and this necessarily involved an absence of that competition always conducive to the true spirit of improvement. Since its foundation, this School has maintained its character for the sound principles of its anatomical and surgical instruction, and numbers amongst its former pupils several of the most distinguished teachers of the Irish School of Medicine.

Anatomy, Physiology, Pathology, &c.: Mr. E. Ledwich and Dr. T. P. Mason. Theory and Practice of Surgery: Messrs. Wharton and Barton. Surgical and Descriptive Anatomy, Demonstrations and Dissections: Messrs. T. P. Mason, E. Ledwich, Booth, Bright, and O. Leary. Theory and Practice of Medicine: Dr. W. Moore. Midwifery and Diseases of Women and Children: Dr. J. Ringland. Materia Medica and Therapeutics: Dr. H. Minchin. Forensic Medicine and Hygiene: Dr. R. Travers. Chemistry, Practical Chemistry, and Natural Philosophy: Dr. Cameron. Botany: Dr. C. Asken.

Certificates of Attendance upon these lectures are recognised by the Queen's University, Ireland; the King and Queen's College of Physicians; by the University and the College of Physicians of London; Trinity College, Dublin; the Colleges of Surgeons in Dublin, London, and Edinburgh; the University of Glasgow, as constituting an "Annus Medicus;" the Faculty of Glasgow; by the Army and Navy Medical Boards; and the Apothecaries' Halls, London and Dublin. EDWARD LEDWICH, Secretary, 7, Harcourt-st. Dublin.

LYING-IN HOSPITAL, RUTLAND-SQUARE, DUBLIN.

Cons. Phys., C. P. Croker, M.D.; Cons. Surg., R. Adams, M.D.; Master, Dr. J. Denham; Asst., Dr. T. Telford; Sec. and Regist., Mr. J. G. Strickland.

This Hospital contains 130 beds, 15 of which are appropriated to the Diseases of Females. The annual average number of in-patients is 2000; out, 2500.

This Hospital is recognised as a school for the delivery of lectures on Midwifery by the Royal College of Surgeons in England, Scotland, and Ireland, the Apothecaries' Halls of London and of Dublin, and all other licensing bodies. The Diploma is to be acquired by six months' attendance on the practice and lectures of the Hospital, and by passing an examination before the Master and Assistants.

MATER MISERICORDIÆ HOSPITAL, ECCLES-STREET, DUBLIN.

ESTABLISHED 1861.

Phys., Drs. J. Hughes and T. Hayden; Surgs., Messrs. R. P. O'Reilly, A. Ellis, M. H. Stapleton, and F. R. Cruise; Apoth., Mr. Moore; Hon. Sec., Dr. F. R. Cruise.

The portion of this Hospital now completed contains 100 beds, thus affording Pupils a full opportunity of studying both Accidents and Diseases in every form.

Three Clinical Lectures will be delivered in each week, in addition to the usual bedside instruction given daily by the Physicians and Surgeons. Surgical Operations performed on Saturday morning. Connected with the Hospital is an extensive Dispensary.

Certificates of Attendance upon this Hospital are recognised by the Colleges of Surgeons of England, Ireland, and Scotland, by the Colleges of Physicians, by the Universities, Apothecaries' Halls, and other Licensing Bodies of the United Kingdom.

MEATH HOSPITAL AND COUNTY OF DUBLIN INFIRMARY.

WINTER SESSION.

The Hospital is only a few minutes' walk from the College of Surgeons, and from the Ledwich School of Medicine.

Two Medical and Two Surgical Clinical Lectures will be delivered each week.

Operations, performed on the days of Surgical Instruction. Every attention is paid to the instruction of Pupils in the minor operations of Surgery, for which a large daily attendance of extern Patients affords ample opportunity. A Registry of all surgical cases admitted into the Hospital is carefully preserved, and is open to the inspection of the Pupils.

The Medical Clinical Instruction is given by Drs. W. Stokes and A. Hudson.

The Surgical, by Messrs. Porter, M. H. Collis, J. H. Wharton, P. C. Smyly, Rawdon Macnamara, and W. Stokes, jun.

MERCER'S HOSPITAL, WILLIAM-STREET, DUBLIN.

ESTABLISHED 1734.

The Hospital stands in the immediate vicinity of four of the principal Medical Schools, and is recognised by all Licensing Bodies. Its average number of in-patients is 50; out, 150 per diem. Cons. Surg., Mr. A. Read.

The Clinical Instruction and Lectures will be delivered as usual. On Medicine, by Drs. W. Moore and T. P. Mason. On Surgery, by Messrs. W. Jameson, M.D., P. Bevan, M.D., R. G. H. Butcher, M.D., and E. Ledwich.

QUEEN'S COLLEGE, BELFAST.

FACULTY OF MEDICINE.

Anat. and Physiol., Dr. Redfern; Pract. Med., Dr. Cuming: Pract. Surg., Dr. Gordon; Chem.... Dr. Andrews; Mat. Med., Dr. J. Seaton Reid; Midw., Dr. Burden; Anat. Demonst., Dr. H. Burden; Med. Juris., Dr. Hodges; Bot. and Zool., Dr. Wyville Thomson.

Practical Anatomy and Practical Chemistry, under the superintendence of the Professors.

Clinical Lectures will be given during the Session at the Belfast General Hospital by the attendant Physicians and Surgeons; certificates of attendance on which are received as qualifications by the Senate of the Queen's University, and by the various licensing Boards.

QUEEN'S COLLEGE, CORK.

FACULTY OF MEDICINE.

Anat., Physiol., and Pract. Anat., Dr. J. H. Corbett; Pract. of Med., Dr. O'Connor; Pract. of Surg. Dr. Tanner; Mat. Med., Dr. O'Leary; Midw., Dr. Harvey; Med Jurisp., J. Blyth, M.D. and Mr. M. Barry; Nat. Philos, Mr. J. England; Chem. and Pract. Chem., Dr. Blyth; Zoology and Bot., Mr. J. R. Greene; Mod. Languages, Prof. R. de Vericour; Regist., Mr. R. J. Kenny.

Practical Anatomy by the Professor of Anatomy and Physiology, assisted by a Demonstrator. Clinical Medicine and Clinical Surgery, at the North and South Infirmaries, by the Physicians and Surgeons of these Institutions. Clinical Midwifery at the Lying-in Hospital.

QUEEN'S COLLEGE, GALWAY.

FACULTY OF MEDICINE.

Anat, and Physiol., and Pract. Anat., Dr. J. Cleland; Pract. of Med., Dr. N. Colahan; Pract. of Surg., Dr. J. V. Brown; Demonst., Dr. J. M'Alister; Mat. Med. and Med. Jurisp., Mr. S. M'Coy; Midw. and Dis. of Women and Childr., Dr. R. Doherty; Chem., Dr. T. H. Rowney; Nat. Philos., Dr. A. H. Curtis; Bot. and Zool., Dr. A. G. Melville; Logic and Ment. Philos., Dr. T. W. Moffett. The County Galway Infirmary, Town, and Union Hospitals, are in the immediate vicinity of the Queen's College. They contain upwards of 200 patients, and afford every means of obtaining practical knowledge in both Medicine and Surgery. They are visited every morning by Professors of the College, who deliver Clinical Lectures.

RICHMOND, WHITWORTH, AND HARDWICKE HOSPITALS. NORTH BRUNSWICK-STREEt, Dublin.

These Hospitals, which are under the control of a Board of Governors appointed by the Lord Lieutenant, contain 312 beds, and have attached to them the Truss Establishment for the relief of the Ruptured Poor of Ireland. Regist., J. W. Hughes.

Two Medical and two Surgical Clinical Lectures are delivered in each week, in addition to the usual Clinical Instruction, which is given daily by the Physicians and Surgeons. Special Courses of Clinical Instruction are given on Fevers and Epidemic Diseases, Diseases of the Eye, and Mental Diseases, and special certificates awarded.

The instruction in Clinical Medicine is given by the Physicians, Drs. D. J. Corrigan, J. T. Banks, B. G. M'Dowel, and S. Gordon. Clinical Surgery by the Surgeons: R. Adams, M.D., Mr. J. Hamilton, R. W. Smith, M.D., and C. Fleming, M.D. Cons. Surg., E. Hutton, M.D.

Practical Pharmacy is taught under the superintendence of Mr. J. G. Kisby, the Resident Apothecary.

Adjoining these Hospitals is the Carmichael, late the Richmond Hospital School of Medicine, where regular courses of Lectures are delivered on the several subjects of Medical Science.

ROYAL COLLEGE OF SURGEONS.

SCHOOL OF SURGERY.-WINTER SESSION.

Anatomy and Physiology: Dr. Jacob. Descriptive Anatomy: Dr. Bevan and Mr. Morgan. Surgery: Messrs. Hargrave and Hughes. Practice of Medicine: Dr. Benson. Chemistry: Dr. Barker. Midwifery: Dr. Sawyer. Comparative Anatomy: Dr. Jacob. Dissections under the direction of the Professors of Anatomy, assisted by the Demonstrators, Mr. Croly, Dr. Stoney, Dr. Macalister, and Dr. Hewitt.

Materia Medica: Dr. Macnamara.

SUMMER SESSION.

Medical Jurisprudence: Dr. Geoghegan. Botany: Dr. A. Mitchell. Practical Chemistry: Dr. Barker. Hygiene: Dr. Mapother,

A Public Course of Lectures on Comparative Anatomy and Zoology, free to all students, is delivered by the Professor of Anatomy and Physiology, at the commencement of the session, and additional Lectures on the same subject at intervals during the winter. Operative Surgery by the Professors of Surgery, separate from the Surgical Lectures. The Professor of Chemistry receives operating pupils into the Chemical Laboratory. The Professor of Botany will commence a course of Lectures on Structural and Physiological Botany in February. This course, taken in conjunction with that on Comparative Anatomy and Zoology, by the Professor of Anatomy and Physiology, constitutes the course of Natural History required by the Army Medical Board.

For particulars of Fees, &c., see page 1028.

SCHOOL OF PHYSIC, TRINITY COLLEGE, DUBLIN.

The School was established by Act of Parliament 40th George III., and is under the joint government of the Board of Trinity College, and the King and Queen's College of Physicians.

Institutes of Medicine and Pathology: Prof. Law. Materia Medica and Pharmacy: Prof. A. Smith. Surgery: Prof. R. W. Smith. Anatomy and Chirurgery: Prof. McDowel. Practical Anatomy: Dr. Bennett. Chemistry: Prof. Apjohn. Practice of Medicine: Prof. Banks. Midwifery: Prof. Sinclair. Botany: Prof. Harvey. Medical Jurisprudence: Prof. Travers. Dissections superintended by the University Anatomists and Demonstrators.

Sir Patrick Dunn's Hospital is visited at nine o'clock daily by the Medical and Surgical Staff, and Clinical Lectures are delivered twice in each week, during the Winter Session, as also during May, June, and July. Certificates from this School are received by all Licensing Bodies. in Medicine and Surgery.

ST. VINCENT'S HOSPITAL, STEPHEN'S-GREEN, DUBLIN.

ESTABLISHED 1835.
WINTER SESSION.

Med. Advisers, Mr. J. M. O'Ferrall, Dr. F. B. Quinlan, and Dr. E. D. Mapother; Asst. Surg., Mr. W. H. O'Leary; Surg.-Dentist, Mr. W. Doherty; Apoth. and Regist., Mr. D. Dillon.

The Hospital, which is on the principle of the hospitals in Paris, contains 100 beds, constantly occupied by instructive cases.

A large ward has been opened for the reception of children, on the plan of the " Enfans Malades;" there is also an extensive Dispensary.

Medical and Surgical Clinical Lectures delivered three times a week during the Session, and elinical instruction daily. Operations performed on Fridays.

Certificates of Attendance on the practice of this Hospital are recognised by the College of Surgeons, London and Dublin, London University, the Queen's University in Ireland, the Apothecaries' Halls, London and Dublin; the Army and Navy Medical Boards, &c.

INFIRMARIES.

Excepting where otherwise stated, the number of patients given is the Annual average:

ANTRIM.

BELFAST ACADEMY STREET DISPENSARY FOR DISEASES OF THE CHEST.-Phys. Dr. H. S. Purdon.

BELFAST CHARITABLE SOCIETY, POORHOUSE AND INFIRMARY, North QUEEN STREET.— Incorporated by Act of Parliament, 1772. Infirmary beds, 30; house, 150. Phys., Dr. C. D. Purdon; Asst. Phys., Dr. H. S. Purdon; Surg., Dr. H. S. Ferguson; Steward, Mr. E. Despard: Matron, Miss Brown. This Institution has a ward for incurables, containing 10 beds.

BELFAST DISPENSARY FOR DISEASES OF THE SKIN, 13, ACADEMY STREET.-Established 1865. Cons. Phys. Drs. Purdon and Ferguson; Phys. Dr. H. S. Purdon; Hon. Sec., Mr. L. Valentine. BELFAST GENERAL HOSPITAL.-Established 1817. 160 beds. Cons. Phys., Drs. Stephenson. McCormac, Thompson, Andrews, Prof. J. S. Reid, and R. F. Dill; Phys., Prof. Cuming, Drs. Smith, Drennan, and Ross; Cons. Surgs., Drs. A. Marshall and T. H. Purdon; Surgs., Drs. Browne, Prof. Gordon, Murney, and MacCormac; Res. Surg. and Gen. Superint., Mr. D. Moore; Hon. Sec., Mr. A. J. Macroby, Duncairn. In-patients, 1373; out, 1689.

BELFAST HOSPITAL FOR CONTAGIOUS AND ACUTE MEDICAL DISEASES.- Erected 1846. 350 beds. Phys., Prof. Reid, M.D.; Res. Surg., Mr. Newett. Patients, 3689. The Physician gives instruction in Clinical Medicine.

*BELFAST LYING-IN HOSPITAL.-Established 1794. 15 beds. Master, Prof. Burden; Phys., Dr. Pirrie; Asst.-Phys., Dr. H. Burden; Sec. of Ladies' Committee, Mrs. Hartley; Matron, Mrs. Crawford; Housekeeper, Miss Orr.. In-patients, 250.

BELFAST OPHTHALMIC INSTITUTION, EYE And Ear DISPENSARY FOR THE POOR, 14, HOWARD STREET.-Established 1844. Surg., Dr. S. Browne; Sec., Mr. W. Bottomley. Patients, 1450.

ARMAGH.

ARMAGH COUNTY INFIRMARY.-Established 1782. 72 beds.

Surg., Alex. Robinson, M.B. ; Apoth. and Regist., J. Armstrong, M.D.; Treas., Mr. R. Riddall; Sec., Mr. G. S. Riddall. Inpatients, 1168; out, 1892.

ARMAGH-PRIMATE'S FEVER HOSPITAL.-Established 1827. 30 beds. Phys., Dr. J. Leslie ; Matron, Mrs. M. J. Hall.

ARMAGH MACAN ASYLUM FOR THE BLIND.-Opened 1854. 13 beds. Phys., Dr. T. Cuming; Surgs., Messrs. M. and J. Armstrong; Sec., Mr. T. Smith.

CARLOW.

CARLOW COUNTY INFIRMARY.-40 beds. Surg., Thos. J. Rawson, M.D.; Sec., Mr. E. Rogers. In-patients, 24; out, 170.

BANDON DISPENSARY.-Surg., H. B. Ormston, M.D.; Apoth., Mr. II. Belcher.

Cork FEVER HOSPITAL.-Established 1802. Phys., Drs. J. F. MacEvers, W. Beamish, and T. W. Belcher; Apoth., Mr. E. J. O'Kelly; Treas., Mr. J. Ballard; Sec., Mr. J. W. Bourke; Matron, Mrs. Lawrence. Patients, 1200.

CORK-NORTH CHARITABLE INFIRMARY.-Established 1720. 100 beds. Phys., Drs. E. Finn and J. Popham; Asst.-Phys., Dr. J. P. Golding; Surgs, Drs. D. B. Bullen and S. Hobart; Asst.Surgs., Drs. T. C. Skinkwin and N. Hobart; House-Surg., &c. Dr. S. O'Sullivan; Matron, Mrs. Smyth.

CORK-SOUTH CHARITABLE INFIRMARY AND COUNTY HOSPITAL.-Established 1762. 108 beds. Cons. Phys., Dr. Harvey; Phys., Drs. W. C. Townsend and E. R. Townsend, jun.; Surgs., Drs. W. K. Tanner and T. Gregg; Asst.-Surg., Dr. J. G. Curtis, jun.; House-Surg., Dr. N. Grattan ; Matron, Miss Franklin.

QUEENSTOWN FEVER AND GENERAL HOSPITAL.-Established 1820. 40 beds. Phys., Drs. Scott. Humphries and Lalor; Surgs., Messrs. W. J. Cronin and J. G. Malone; Res. Med. Off., Mr. J. G. Malone; Sec., Mr. J. Seymour. In-patients, 100; out, 1800.

*No return from the Secretary for the present year.