Academy, Royal, a picture of Dr. William Hunter lecturing on ana-

Alderson, Sir James, M.D., the Author's obligations to

Amicable Society, the College insured against fire in 1707 in the

practical, first taught in England by Caius

Anatomical preparations, corroded

Aneurism

Annals of the College begun by Caius

Anstey, rent-charge on estate in, for the Lumleian lectures

Antidotus magna Matthioli adversus venera et pestem

Antimonial cup

Apothecaries, Society of

"Archdruid of his age," Dr. Stukeley, the

Arms, grant of, to the College.

Arrangement, the principle and mode of, adopted in the Roll

Ashmole, Elias, gives many scarce and valuable books to the College

Bar the safety, of Dr. Paris

Atkins, Henry, M.D., offered the first baronet's patent on the insti-

Avenall, Sussex, rent-charge on, for Lumleian lectures

Babington, Benjamin Guy, M.D., statuette of .

Baillie, Matthew, M.D., his liberality to the College
Banker's account first opened by the College

Barometer, Dr. Prout's, the model of the standard barometer of

Baronetcy, the first patent of, offered by James I to his physician,

Dr. Atkins

Sir Edward Hulse, the first medical baronet, who left a son,

Bate, George, doubts of his being the author of Elenchus Motuum.
Bed, Dr. Neil Arnott's water

Billinghurst, rent-charge on the rectory of, for the Lumleian lec-

Bocking, Essex, rent-charge on lands in, for the Gulstonian lectures

Brande, Mr. E. A., his gift to the College of Dr. Burges's collection

425

Buckwoods, in the parish of Bocking, rent-charge on land so called,

for the maintenance of the Gulstonian lecture
Burges, Dr., his collection of materia medica

352

Burton-upon-Trent, rent-charge on estate at, for the Lumleian lecture iii

Burmarsh, Harvey's patrimonial estate at

Bustorum aliquot Reliquiæ

Busts in the College

Bye-laws and Regulations

Caduceus and other ornaments designed and introduced by Caius, i, 41; iii, 319
Cæsarian operation said to have been performed by Dr. Owen. i
Caius College, Cambridge

Disgraceful proceedings there

Caius, John, the first to teach anatomy in England.

36

42

His eminent services to the College

40

Caldwell, John, M.D., joins with Lord Lumley in founding a chirur

"Carus" of Garth's Dispensary

Caxton's Recuyell of the Historyes of Troye, the first book printed in
the English language; the copy of, in the College library
"Celsus" of Garth's Dispensary

Charter of Henry VIII founding the College

Charles II attends the anatomy lectures at the College, and therein
knights the lecturer

Chaucer, Geffray, the Workes of, 1540, folio, copy of, in the College

College of Physicians of London (continued):

To be a perpetual college .

To choose a President

Have perpetual succession and a common seal.

To have power to purchase and hold real and personal pro-

No one to exercise the faculty of physic in London and within
seven miles thereof, without the College licence
Four supervisors or censors to be annually elected, to have the
correction of physicians in London and within seven miles,
and to punish by fine and imprisonment

Collins, Samuel, M.D.

Combe, Charles, M.D., his collection of materia medica purchased

.

Connolly, John, M.D., F.R.C.P., bust of .
Consort, H.R.H. the Prince, medallion of

Conchology, Dr. Martin Lister's work on
Corroded anatomical preparations

Croonian lecturers, list of

Crow, Thomas, M.D., his liberality and assistance in preparing the

Denman, Thomas, M.D., the first Licentiate in midwifery