2. Describe the signs and symptoms of a recent case of strangulated inguinal hernia. What are the local and general conditions that would enable you to diagnose a strangulated from an obstructed hernia? How would you treat an obstructed hernia ?

3. Give the symptoms and treatment of simple transverse fracture of the lower end of the femur. Describe the condition of the fracture which sometimes gives rise to danger in these cases, and its appropriate treatment.

4. What are the causes and symptoms of each of the two following affections of the knee joint?—

Acute idiopathic synovitis with serous effusion. Acute idiopathic synovitis with purulent effusion.

Give the treatment of each form, in recent cases, and the probable results.

5. Give the symptoms and diagnostic characters of the three following affections of or about the tibia:Chronic periostitis.

Syphilitic periostitis.
Chronic endostitis.

6. Describe the immediate treatment you would pursue if called on to attend a case of suicidal cut throat in which both the trachea and æsophagus are opened.

Give the subsequent dangers that may arise, the precautions and surroundings which would be necessary during the progress of the case, the mode of feeding the patient, and the treatment

of the wound.

OBSTETRICS AND DISEASES OF WOMEN AND CHILDREN.

The Board of Examiners.

1. Describe the mammary gland.

2. Give the uses, abuses, and possible dangers of the forceps.

3. What tumours most commonly complicate the latter months of pregnancy and labour, and what is the treatment?

4. Give the pathology, symptoms, and treatment of phlegmasia dolens.

5. Give the causes, symptoms, complications, prognosis, and treatment of vaginitis.

6. What are the causes of gastric and intestinal irritation in infants, and how would you treat

it?

THEORY AND PRACTICE OF MEDICINE. The Board of Examiners.

1. Give an account of the causes of cerebral meningitis, and of its symptoms and diagnosis.

2. Discuss in detail the points to be attended to in the diagnosis of early pulmonary phthisis, and the treatment at the same stage.

3. Describe the treatment, general and medicinal, of acute nephritis.

4. Give a description of the symptoms, diagnosis, and treatment of urticaria.

5. Describe the diagnosis and treatment of acute dysentery.

6. Describe the symptoms and diagnosis of aneurism of the arch of the aorta before the origin of the left subclavian.

FORENSIC MEDICINE AND PSYCHOLOGICAL MEDICINE.

The Board of Examiners.

1. What are the signs of maturity and of live birth ?

2. Enumerate the various symptoms of impotence in the male.

3. What are the principal diseases which warrant the rejection of an applicant for life assurance? Place these in the order of their importance.

4. Define Amentia and Dementia, and state the circumstances, severally, under which they are found.

5. What is the law as it relates to medical men in the examination of women alleged to have been delivered of children?

6. What reasons have been offered in proof of the possibility of spontaneous combustion in the human body? And what are your own views on the subject?

7. What is the mode of death in chloroform poisoning, inhaled and swallowed, and what are the postmortem appearances? Also what are the contraindications forbidding its employment?

EXAMINATION FOR THE WYSELASKIE SCHOLARSHIPS.

MODERN LANGUAGES.-No. 1.

Professor Morris.

Write an Essay on

The Province of Culture;

or A comparison between the early literature of England, France, and Germany.

MODERN LANGUAGES.-No. 2.

Professor Morris.

1. Write an essay in French on "Les Français et l'Australie."

2. Translate into French

(a) He simply turned instinctively to the sun in whatever region of sky or home the sun might be, and it is little wonder that the sunlight is reflected in his verse. A sunny spirit-that is the true name for Leigh Hunt. His sky indeed was often clouded, but he waited cheerfully and