MISCELLANEOUS. it has not done so. And furtber, your Memorialists William Blakely, Kington . 1838 consider the course it hias adopted, is most injuriolu T. Tucker Price, Hereford . 183S and degrading to the overwbelming majority of its George Woodcock, Eardisley 1839 members, and utterly at variance with those principles Peter B. Giles, Byford . 1840 of honour and justice, which sbould ever distinguish a Henry Graves Bull, Hereford . 1841 royal college. John Marshall, Leominster . 1841 Your Memorialists fully recognise the right of merit Joseph Gillman Barrett, Ross . 1841 to the distiniction of the Fellowship, but this principle Francis Robert Trumper, Hereford . 1842 of election can only be justly carried out to a very Samuel Wandby, Hereford . 1842 limited extent, andwhen it is tbought necessary to go Thomas Bishop, Hereford . 1842 beyond this, they are of opinion, that the only just George Gwillim, Ledbury . 1843 mode is then to make, "length of standing in the Henry Wyatt Watling, Leominster . 1843 Profession," the means of admission for all present members to the fellowship, (at once, if they have at- [The protest addressed to the Council of the College tained the requisite period, or as they respectively do expressed the same sentiments, and was signed by the so,) since it is the only plan which, from its not being same gentlemen.] retrospective, would prove satisfactory to the members in general, and regain for the Council that perfect con. fidence, which has been so much shaken by a departure MEDICAL INTELLIGENCE. from it in the late proceedings. UNIVERSITY OF LONDON. For these reasons your Memorialists would humbly, Professor Brande has been appointed examiner on but earnestly, suggest for your consideration, the pro- Chemistry, in relation to Medicine; and Professor priety of advising her Majesty to grant a new charter Graham, of University College, on Chemistry in Arts, to the Royal College of Surgeons of England, or to in the room of the late J. F. Daniell, Esq. a sanction such modification of the present charter, as OF APOTHECARIES. will effectually remove the injustice, which has been SOCIETY Gentlemen admitted Licentiates, April 3, 1845 thus cast upon the majority of the members of the R. co}lege; or, in the event of neither of these plans W. D. Wathen, St. David's; F. Fitch, Sudbury; P. Cobbold, Saxmundham; T. H. Watt, Deal; W. being deemed admissable, your Memorialists would Whit- also respectfully suggest for your consideration the Westall; C. G. Mott, Derby; J. Bromfield, propriety of advising her Majesty to grant a separate church; E. Noyce, London. Charter of Incorporation for the General Practitioners, OBITUARY. as a measure then essentially necessary, in their opinion, March 30th, at Brighton, Dr. Theodore Gordon, for the maintenance of the welfare and prosperity of Deputy-Inspector-General of Hospitals, in the 59th this most important class of the profession. year of his age. Edward Walker, Kington .1796 March 31st, at Dublin, Thomas H. Orpen, M.D.,* James Price, Hereford . 1806 aged 69. J. W. P. Lyde, Hay . 1807 Lately, at Bristol, W. Vassal, M.D. George Rootes, Ross . 1812 Philip James, Hereford . 1813 BOOKS, &c., RECEIVED. Henry . Rudge, Leominster 1813 Guy's Hospital Reports. Second Series, No. V. Thomas F. Watling, Leominster 1813 Higbley. 8vo., pp. 170. Col. James . April, 1845. London: Lane, Grosmont 1813 plates. John Mills Probyn, Kington 1815 Observations on the Education and Examinations for John Brown Shelton, Bromyard 1824 Degrees in Medicine, as affected by the New Medical Samuel Millard, Whitchurch 1826 on the Proposed Licensing . Bill; with Remarks Charles E. Thomson, Ross 1828 Boards; the Society of Apothecaries; the Registra- Robert P. Marris, Kingpland 1829 tion of Medical Practitioners; and the Constitution of William Hempson Denham, Pyon 1829 In-a Letter to the Right . the " Council of Health." Henry J. Jenkins, Madley 1829 Hon. Sir James Graham, Bart. By Richard Quain, George Roberts Terry, Hereford 1830 in University College, . F.R.S., Professor of Anatomy Charles Cook, Ledbury 1830 London; and Surgeon to University College Hospital. William Thompson, Kington 1830 London: Murray. 1845. 8ro., pp. 60. John Shirley Palmer, Weobly 1830 Prize Clinical Reports of Surgical Cases, treated at Miles A. Wood, Ledbury . 1830 the Queen's Hospital, Birmiugham, in the practice of Thomas Pritchard, Hereford 1830 W. Sands Cox, F.R.S., Senior Surgeon. By John Edward James, Kington . 1830 Moore, Student of Queen's College, and Resident Joseph Thomas, Hay . 1831 Medical Officer of the Queen's Hospital, Birmingham. E. W. Howey, Bromyard 1831 London: Churchill. 1845. 8vo., pp. 65. John Tanner, Ledbury 1832 Henry C. Barnard, Hereford 1834 Robert Archibald, Hereford 1834 TO CORRESPONDENTS. Thomas Burlton, Leominster 1834 Communications have been received from Dr. Storer Edmund Jones, Ross. 1835 and Dr. Owens; Mr. Druitt; Mr. H. Sharp; The George Henry Marshall, Kington . 1836 Sheffield Medical Society; Dr. H. Johnson; Mr. G, Job; Morris, Hervford . 1837 M. Davis; Mr. Newuham; and Mr. T. Tomkin..