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TEE COURSE OF STUDY INCLUDES THE FOLLOWING CLASSES :—
ZOIATRICS, VETERINARY MEDICINE and SURGERY— Professor Dick, Veterinary
Surgeon to the Queen, for Scotland.
ZOOTOMY, or VETERINARY ANATOMY and ANATOMICAL DEMONSTRATIONS-
Mr. Strangeways, v.s.
CHEMISTRY, embracing VETERINARY MATERIA MEDICA and PHARMACY-
Dr. Allen Dalzell.
PRACTICAL CHEMISTRY— Dr. Allen Dalzell.
MICROSCOPIC ZOOTOMY, PHYSIOLOGICAL and PATHOLOGICAL— Dr. Young.
PRACTICAL PHARMACY and CLINICAL INSTRUCTION— Professor Dick, assisted b;.i
Mr. WORTHINGTON, V.S.
The Clinical Instructions embrace the Examination and Treatment of cases which are dai!;!
brought to the College, and of such others as require to be visited.
The Course of Study to qualify for Examination at this College requires an attendance of not les
than two sessional years ; but it is not necessary that these years be continuous.
LIBRARY AND VETERINARY ASSOCIATION.
There is a valuable and extensive collection of Books on the Veterinary Art, connected with fhl
College, amounting to several hundred volumes, to which Students have ready access during the who!
course of study, on the prepayment of £1. Is. and are eligible as Members of the Veterinary Society
which meets in the Library Room for the discussion of Veterinary Subjects.
The Sessional Course extends from the first week in November to the third in April. It commence!
this year, 1859, on the 2nd November.
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DescriptionAround 700 Scottish directories published annually by the Post Office or private publishers between 1773 and 1911. Most of Scotland covered, with a focus on Edinburgh, Glasgow, Dundee and Aberdeen. Most volumes include a general directory (A-Z by surname), street directory (A-Z by street) and trade directory (A-Z by trade).