Transactions of the Royal Academy of Medicine in Ireland Volume 8

Purchase of this book includes free trial access to www.million-books.com where you can read more than a million books for free. This is an OCR edition with typos. Excerpt from book: (5.) A card, containing all particulars for publication, shall be placed with the Specimen. Cards for this purpose are to be obtained from the Secretary. (6.) The Exhibitor should be present, and he shall furnish further details if asked for. (7.) Every Exhibitor shall submit the Specimen or Specimens on view to the Committee of Reference, if the meeting so decide. Exhibition of Pathological Specimens. 61. No lengthened reference to treatment shall be allowed upon any Specimen, except by the express permission of the Chairman. Whenever it has been agreed that a Specimen exhibited at a Sectional Meeting of the Royal Academy of Medicine in Ireland shall be sent to the Reference Committee to report thereon as to its nature, the Exhibitor is to retain the custody of the specimen until he shall be summoned to a meeting of said Committee to be convened by its Secretary, on an early day, when he will attend and submit it for examination. (1889). By-lava concerning Transactions. 62. The Transactions shall consist of such Communications made to the Academy by or through Fellows or Members as may be deemed by the General Council suitable for publication; also, of discussions of importance or interest arising out of such Communications. 63. All Communications accepted by the Academy become the property of the Academy, but authors may also print their Communications in any publication in addition to the Transactions. Papers shall be handed to the Secretary of the Section immediately after they have been read. 64. The Transactions for the year shall be presented to all Fellows of the Academy who have paid their Annual Subscriptions. 65. The Transactions may be purchased by Members at cost price. 66. The Publication Committee of each Section shall...