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Page 182
... universities , foreign as well as English . But of late years , this insti- tution has assumed the power of rejecting every Physician , who has not graduated at Ox- * ; ford , Cambridge or Dublin ; occasionally in- deed 182.
... universities , foreign as well as English . But of late years , this insti- tution has assumed the power of rejecting every Physician , who has not graduated at Ox- * ; ford , Cambridge or Dublin ; occasionally in- deed 182.
Page 183
... Universities . Three separate examinations in the Latin language , by the President and Censor , are required of a candidate , and he also must construe a passage in some Greek author !! The Licentiates who are the most numerous body ...
... Universities . Three separate examinations in the Latin language , by the President and Censor , are required of a candidate , and he also must construe a passage in some Greek author !! The Licentiates who are the most numerous body ...
Page 190
... Universities , and we con- tend it is a palpaple infringement of their rights ; since it diminishes their privileges , and which the acts of Parliament never intended to take place . The intention of the legislature in granting a ...
... Universities , and we con- tend it is a palpaple infringement of their rights ; since it diminishes their privileges , and which the acts of Parliament never intended to take place . The intention of the legislature in granting a ...
Page 191
... Universities of Scot- land have granted diplomas to men of no science ; so has the London College ; but mark the mo- tives that induced the Colleges to grant the diplo- mas . The College of London 30 years ago granted licenses to many ...
... Universities of Scot- land have granted diplomas to men of no science ; so has the London College ; but mark the mo- tives that induced the Colleges to grant the diplo- mas . The College of London 30 years ago granted licenses to many ...
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... universities of each kingdom are placed on equal footings ; and a graduate of England , and a graduate of Scotland , have an undoubted right to practise in any part of Great Britain , be their diplomas obtained how they may ; for it is ...
... universities of each kingdom are placed on equal footings ; and a graduate of England , and a graduate of Scotland , have an undoubted right to practise in any part of Great Britain , be their diplomas obtained how they may ; for it is ...
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