LECTURES ON DISEASES OF THE EYE.
By reference to our advertising page, it will be seen that a course of
lectures on the Anatomy, Physiology, and Diseases of the Eye will be
given by Drs. Parrish and Neill, two of the surgeons of the Wills’ Hos-
pital for diseases of the eyes and limbs.
The institution in which it is proposed to deliver the above named
lectures, is easy of access, contains about forty beds, and has a large
dispensary attached to it, in which every variety of disease may be
studied. The instruction will be of a thoroughly practical character,
members of the class, which is limited to twenty-five, seeing for them-
selves the various operations and modes of treatment as well as their
results, a mode of instruction which cannot be conveyed either by pic-
tures or models, or in the amphitheatre.
We cannot too strongly recommend this matter to those of our
readers who may be desirous of studying this too much neglected de-
partment. The gentlemen who have undertaken it are eminently quali-
fied for the duty, and from the limited size of the class can have no
other motive than that of advancing the interests of their pupils.