The Polyclinic

as members or as subscribers, the difference not being much; a member incurs just the same financial responsibility as a subscriber, hut to become a member he must make a special application in writing to the Dean, and if approved his name will be placed in that list, and he will become eligible for all ofiices and be entitled to vote at all meetings of members. His total financial responsibility as a member of the Incorporated College is limited to ten shillings. The privileges accorded to all subscribers and members areThe use of the Library and Museum, attendance at all afternoon consultations, and at all Lectures or Committees which may be declaied open, and to receive post free the College Journal. In the Polyclinic formalities of election are reduced to a minimum. For obvious reasons the Council reserves to itself the right of approval in regard to all candidates. Subject to that approval, which will never be witheld except for the strongest of reasons, the doors are open to all who are eligible for