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No.
Despatch No., &c.
Date.
1898.
11
India Office
March 1
Subject..
Page.
Serial No.
From or to whom.
Despatch No., &c.
Date.
Page.
Subject.
12
To the
Medical
General Council
March 11
and the Medical Schools.
Observes that while the Secretary of State is satisfied with present arrange- ments, so far as the Indian Medical Service is concerned, he agrees that an extension of knowledge is desir- able, and would suggest thatall medical officers should undergo a course of training at Netley.
States that Mr. Chamberlain would be glad if any scheme could be arranged by which an opportunity for special instruction in tropical diseases could be offered to students.
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25
General
Council.
Medicul
1898.
June 2
Forwards a resolution of the Council expressing the desirability of making arrangements for the special instruc- tion of duly qualified practitioners who are selected for colonial service, or propose to practise in tropical countries.
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26
16
Yorkshire College,
Leeds.
June 2
A short course of lectures will be in-
stituted.
25
27
Edinburgh Univer-
sity.
June 3
Encloses a scheme for special education
in tropical diseases.
25
28 To Treasury
June 14
13
Middlesex Hospital
March 16
14
St. Mary's Hospital
March 22
Deputy Surgeon-General Cayley will deliver a regular course of lectures during the coming Session. Encloses a letter from Dr. Anderson, the lecturer on Tropical Diseases, cordially supporting the scheme.
17
17
Encloses a memorandum on the proposed formation of a School of Tropical Medicine at the Seamen's Hospital, and asks that a moiety of the initial be
from expense may
granted Imperial funds.
26
29 Treasury
June 18
15
Owens College,
March 20
Manchester.
States that the matter will be referred to the Medical Section of the Senate for full consideration.
18
Approves scheme proposed in No. 28, and will invite Parliament to provide half the estimated initial cost.
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30 To Treasury
June 30
Conveys thanks for No. 29
30
16
St. George's Hospital
1
March 30
States that a course of instruction in Tropical Medicine has been given annually, for some years past, and that attentive consideration will be given at all times to any suggestions made by the Colonial Office.
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31
To Seamen's Ilos-
pital Society.
June 30
32
To Foreign Office..
June 30
17
Seamen's Hospital
Society.
April 16
Submits a scheme for the establishment
of the proposed school.
19
33 To War Office
June 30
18
Charing Cross
April 16
...
Hospital.
19
Victoria University,
April 30
Liverpool.
States what is done to give special in-
struction in Tropical Diseases. States that every effort has been and will be made to impress upon students the importance of the study of Trop- ical Diseases, and that special lectures will be delivered.
21
21
Conveys thanks for No. 17, and states the terms on which Her Majesty's Government are prepared to accept the scheme.
Transmits copy of Nos. 3, 17, 28, 29,
and 30.
States that arrangements are being made for the instruction, at the Seamen's Hospital, Greenwich, of newly ap pointed members to the Colonial Medical Service, as it has been decided that the instruction there is better suited to that Service than that at Netley Hospital.
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31
31
24
Sir C. Gage Brown, M.D., and others.
July 4
20
University College,
Bristol.
April 30
States that the subject of tropical medicine is already dealt with, and that special attention will be paid to it in the future.
22
35
To the Royal Society
July G
21
Queen's College,
('ork.
May 2
The College has made arrangements for establishing a special course of in- struction.
22
Submits their recommendations as to the form of future Medical Reports of the Crown Colonies.
States what has already been done, and asks for a grant from the funds of the Society for the purpose of assisting in further investigation.
31
32
22
36 Royal Society
July 7
22
S t. Thomas'a
Hospital.
May 9
Deprecates the proposal to require that all candidates for colonial appoint- ment shall have attended a course of instruction, and suggests that such instruction should be given after appointment.
22
Notifies that it has been resolved to; appoint a committee, and to make an initial grant of £300.
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37
Seamen's Hospital
Society.
July 14
23
Durham University
May 16
States what is done at present, and the
further steps that will be taken.
23
Accepts offer in No. 31, and states that their architect has been instructed to proceed with the foundations, &c.; will welcome a representative of the Colonial Office on the Board of Management,
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St. Bartholomew's
Hospital.
June 1
Expresses the opinion that Dr. Manson's proposals would not achieve their object, and deprecates the issue of a regulation making it compulsory for candidates to attend a course of tro- pical medicine before appointment.
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39
Royal
Edinburgh.
Westminster
pital.
Colleges,
July 14
Arrangements are being made ...
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HOB-
July 15
The lectures have always included tropical diseases, but the establish- ment of a special school is desirable.
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