Chapter IV: Appendix: Part I

Statute 9 _Hen._ 5 1

Lordinance encontre les entremettours de fysyk et de
Surgerie 3

Statute 3 _Hen._ 8, _c._ 11. An act for the appointing of
Physicians and Surgeons 3

Statute 5 _Hen._ 8, _c._ 6. An act concerning Surgeons to be
discharged of Quests and other things 5

Statute 14 and 15 _Hen._ 8, _c._ 5. The privileges and
authority of Physicians in London 7

The Charter of Incorporation 7

32 _Hen._ 8, _c._ 40. For Physicians and their privilege 14

Statute 32 _Hen._ 8, _c._ 42. For Barbers and Surgeons 17

34 and 35 _Hen._ 8, _c._ 8. A bill that no common
Surgeons, may minister medicines notwithstanding the
Statute 23

1 _Mary_, _c._ 9. An act touching the Corporation of the
Physicians in London 25

6 and 7 _Will._ 3, _c._ 4. An act for exempting
Apothecaries from serving the offices of constable,
scavenger, and other parish and ward offices, and from
serving upon juries 27

Continued by 1 _Ann_, st. 1, _c._ 11 27

Made perpetual by 9 _Geo._ 1, _c._ 8, § 1 29

10 _Geo._ 1, _c._ 20. An act for the better viewing,
searching, and examining of all drugs, medicines, waters,
oils, compositions, used, or to be used, for medicines, in
all places where the same shall be exposed to sale, or
kept for that purpose, within the city of London and
suburbs thereof, or within seven miles circuit of the said
city 30

[This act has not expired.]

18 _Geo._ 2, _c._ 15. An act for making the Surgeons of
London, and the Barbers of London, two separate and
distinct corporations 30

55 _Geo._ 3, _c._ 194. An act for better regulating the
practice of Apothecaries throughout England and Wales 52

A Royal Charter granted to the Apothecaries of London, 30
Maii, 13 Jacobi 71

Royal Letter to the College of Physicians. _Charles R._ 92

To our trusty and well-beloved the Lord Mayor of our city of
London for the time being, and to the Deputy Lieutenants
and Commissioners of the Militia of London and Westminster
that now are and hereafter shall be, and to all other
Officers and Ministers whom it may concern. _Charles R._ 93

College Questions resolved by the Lord Chancellor and Judges
in the 5th of King _James_, his reign, An. Dom. 1607, 94

Concerning punishment and correction against offenders 96

Cases 98

Dr. _Bonham’s_ case 96

Dr. _Groenvelt_, versus Dr. _Burwell_ and others, Censors
of the College of Physicians 119

_William Rose’s_ case 127

Dr. _Stanger’s_ case 131

Habeas Corpus, and Censors Warrant for commitment of
Empirics 145

Dr. _Burgess’_ case 147

Dr. _Winterton’s_ Letter to the President 147

_Lilly’s_ Diploma. The license of _Dr. Sheldon_,
Archbishop of Canterbury, granted to _William Lilly_, the
Astrologer, to practice Physic, dated A. D. 1670 150

Order in Council, 26th July, 1809 151

_King_, _v._ College of Surgeons 153

Midwife’s Oath 160

Certificate of the College of Physicians concerning
the Midwives of London 162

59 _Geo._ 3, _c._ 41. An act to establish regulations for
preventing contagious diseases in Ireland. 14 June, 1819 164

14 _Geo._ 3, _c._ 49. An act for regulating Mad-houses 170

Report of the Select Committee appointed to consider the
validity of the doctrine of contagion in the Plague, 14th
June, 1809 185

_Chorley_, M.D. _v._ _Bolcot_, executor 187

_Lipscombe_, _v._ _Holmes_, Esq. 189

_Slater_, _v._ _Baker_ and _Stapleton_, C. B. 189

_Seare_ against _Prentice_ 194

APPENDIX. PART II.

_Severn, v. Olive_ 201

Two notes on the legal time for Human Birth, (from
_Hargrave’s_ Jurisconsult Exercitations) 209