May 1,
133
OFFICIAL DOCUMENTS.
1867.]
No. 864. Circular Memo. Forwarded for communication to Medical Officers in Civil Dispensaries in the Division.
PROCEEDINGS OP THE MADRAS GOVERNMENT, PUBLIC DEPARTMENT, 25th FEBRUARY, 1867. No. 127. Read the following despatch from the Right Honorable the Secretary ot State for India, to His Excellency the Right Honorable the Governor in Council, Fort St. George; dated India Office, London, 24th December, 1866, No. 46. I have considered in Council the despatch from your Government, dated 9th October, (No. 34) 1866, forwarding, with its order on the subject, a copy of a minute recorded by your Excellency on the condition of the Civil Dispensary at Coimbatore, which you visited when recently passing through that station. The state of the dispensary appears to reflect the greatest 2. discredit on the officers connected with it, as well as on the Civil Officers of the District, who are very justly expected to exercise a general supervision over those institutions ; and I regret to observe that your Excellency, from what you witnessed on your recent tour to the north, had been led to form an unfavorable opinion as to the management of the dispensaries in that quarter of the presidency. 3. Her Majesty's Government have noticed with much gratification the gradual extension of opportunities of improved medical treatment to the poor inhabitants of the Mofussil, by means of dispensaries established by the joint action of Government, and of the local community, and they look forward to a still greater extension of the system, as the natives become more sensible of the advantages of the European system of medicine. In order, however, that the dispensaries shall be maintained in a state of efficiency, and be made the means of the largest attainable good to the people, it is necessary, on the one hand, that the native inhabitants of the towns where the dispensaries may be established should take an active interest in their management, as well as provide for those expenses which are not undertaken by the Government, and, on the other hand, that the Civil Officers should exercise such a supervision over the dispensaries as will ensure a careful and efficient discharge of their duties by the officers immediately connected with their management. 4. Your orders of the 5th October will probably be found sufficient to lead to a careful discharge by public officers in the provinces of the obligations incumbent on themselves, individually, in regard to the dispensaries ; but it seems to me desirable to direct the special attention of the Collectors and other Civil Officers to the importance of enlisting the sympathy and active co-operation of the native community in the actual working of the dispensaries. I am of opinion that means should be taken for ensuring truthfulness of the reports, and the accuracy of the returns furnished annually by the Medical Officers of different grades in charge of the dispensaries, and I would suggest that the Civil Officers should be required to certify to your Government their opinion as to the correctness of the annual reports, and as to the general state of the dispensaries. 5. the
No. 128.
Copies
Order thereon, 25th February, 1867, No. 202.
of this
despatch
will be furnished to the
Principal
Medical Department, and to all Collectors. 2. These latter Officers and the civil functionaries, European and Native, under them, will give due attention to the orders
Inspector General, conveyed despatch.
at the conclusion oi
paragraphs
3 and
4 of
the
Fort St.
charge
By order, (Sd.) W. R. Cornish, Surgeon, Prinl. to Jnxpr. Genl., Medl. Dept. Secy, George, 5th March, 1867.
ORDERS BY THE VICE-CHANCELLOR AND SYNDICATE OP THE CALCUTTA UNIVERSITY. The undermentioned candidates have Medical Examinations:? SECOND M.D.
passed
the
University
EXAMINATION.
First Division. Shama Churn
Chatterjea
...
...
Medical College.
...
Medical College.
Second Division. Hem Chunder
Bhuttacherjea
...
SECOND LICENTIATE MEDICAL EXAMINATION. First Division. In
Alphabetical
Kissen Ghose Kishub Chunder Doss Moliendro Nath Gupto
Doyal
Nilmoney Chowdry Tar a Prosunno Kjy
Order.
Medical College.
...
...
...
...
...
,,
...
?
...
...
...
.
...
?
...
...
...
?
Second Division. In
Alphabetical
Grisli Chunder Mitter Ilurro Nath Iioy Madlnib Chunder Ghose Nobin Chunder Chuckflrbutty Nocoor Cliunder Banerjea Omrito Kristo Bose Opendro Chunder Bose Preo Nath Bose Shoshee Blioosliun Sircar Woomesh Cliunder Roy ...
Order. ...
...
Medical College.
FIRST M.B. EXAMINATION.
Second Division, Poornoo Chunder
Chuckerbutty
...
...
Medical
College.
FIRST LICENTIATE MEDICAL EXAMINATION. Second Division. In
Alphabetical
Aumooliarutton Bysack Gopaul Cliunder Banerjea Gopaul Cliunder Goshawmy Hurry Narain Banerjea Juggobundhu Mitter Modliu Sudun Doss Gupto Moliendro Lall Bose Omesh Chunder Bose Omrito Lall Deb Opendro Nath Sen Preumber Nath Mitter Ram Lall Chuckerbutty Sham Lall Mullick Shib Chunder Bose Sree Nath Sickdar Tara Prosunno Roy, 2nd Taruck Nath Gangooly
...
Order. ...
Medical
College.
...
...
...
With reference to the instructions contained in paragraph 5, the Government direct that the annual report of each Medical Officer in charge of a Civil Dispensary be sent to the of Collector of the District, prior to submission to the head the Medical Department, in view to a certificate, of the character the proposed by the Home Government, being appended to it by Collector. 3.
(True extract.) (Sd ) A. J.
...
J. SuTCLIFFK, M.A.,
Calcutta University, ) x\ RTiUTHNOT,
Chief Secretary.
of
The 9th
April,
1867.
f
Registrar.
THE INDIAN MEDICAL GAZETTE.
134
No. 370 of 1867.?In continuation of Government General Order No. 1060 of 23rd December 1864, and in accordance with instructions received from the Right Hon'ble the Secretary of India, His Excellency the Governor General in Couneil is pleased to lay down the following revised scale of consolidated salaries for Officers of Her Majesty's Indian Medical Service. 2. The number of Medical Officers allowed for each Presidency Town with its immediate suburbs, and the allotment of duties amongst them, are based on the recommendations of the Commission appointed to take this subject into consideration ; hut it will be open to the local Governments to modify the to proposed allotment of duties, in such manner as from time time may seem most desirable, with reference to the convenience of the service, provided the prescribed number of Officers aud the aggregate of salaries is not exceeded. 3. The appointments of Presidency Surgeons in Calcutta ?will eventually cease to exist, the duties being performed by the several Medical Officers holding appointments at the Presifrom private practice. These dency who are not debarred Officers will be required to attend those servants of Government who may seek their services; and also entitled to gratuitous aid, to serve in rotation as Members of Standing and other Medical
Committees.
Present incumbents of these or other appointments which 4. it is proposed to abolish or absorb, will not necessarily be affected at present, and during the gradual introduction of the new arrangements, the cases of any Medical Officers who are unable to take up the whole of the duties assigned to them, will be individually and specially considered. 5. Officers holding the appointments marginally noted,
debarred from private practice. This rule will not, however, be enforced in the case of any present incumbents who may have received authoritative perto enSage such are
of Medical Colleges. Principal Medical Store-keepers, Resident Medical Officers in Col-
Principals
andP Statistical OffiSecretaries, General. to cers
Inspectors
Secretaries, Sanitary
Commis-
missi.on
ExamLners, Medical Accounts.
practice.
[Mat 1,
1867.
6. Medical Officers holding appointments at the Presidency, and not provided with public quarters, will be granted Presidency house-rent according to relative rank, and on the scale granted to Officers of the Staff Corps holding appointments at the Presidency Towns. The grant of Presidency house-rent is limited, however, to salaries not exceeding Us. 1,400 per mensem. 7. The allotment of Civil Stations and Residency charges to their respective classes will be notified hereafter. 8. In order to render this scale of Indian Medical salaries more complete, the salaries of the administrative appointments and regimental charges already provided for in Government General Orders No. 1060 of 1864 and No. 901 of 1866, have been ineluded. Officers of the Indian Medical Service will be on the as Military Staff Officers as regards pay and allowances to be drawn while absent on leave,?the pay of their rank, 29 of Government General Order No. as laid down in para. 1060 of 23rd December 1864, being in all cases taken as the basis of the calculation of the moiety due to the absentee and to the Officer officiating,?present incumbents being allowed the privilege of receiving, during such absence, either the allowance thus due to them under the Military Regulations under the revised scale of regimental pay and staff salary, or that to which they would have been entitled under the old scale both of pay and staff allowance. 10. The scale of salaries now sanctioned will be brought into operation from the 13th of November, 1866, the date of the receipt of the instructions of the Right Hon'ble the Secretary of State, and be made to apply in all cases where there is no reduction in the present aggregate salary. 9.
same
footing
11. Present incumbents, whether drawing the old regimental rate of pay with, or the new regimental rate of pay without, staff salary, will have the option of retaining such rates, if more beneficial than those now ordered, except in cases where the salaries have been specially fixed, pending the revision now brought into effect.
Administrative Staff. Salabies.
Presidencies.
Appointments.
Surgeon-Major.
Bengal
Inspector General Ditto
ditto
N. W. Provinces
Ditto
ditto
Madras
Ditto
ditto
Bombay
to the
Inspector General
Bengal Madras
Secretary and Statistical Officer to the Inspector General..
Bombay
Statistical Officer to the Inspector General
Secretary to the Sanitary Commissioner
Madras
Bombay
Assistant under 5 years.
Surgeon
..."} Es. 2,500
...
...J Es. 1,800
...
...^ ...
)?
1,000
850
1,050
850
700
1,200
1,000
850
1,250
1,050
850
700
1,400
1,200
1,250
1,050
850
700
1,400
1,200
1,250 1,400
J
Bengal
(
Assistant above 5 years.
Surgeon
Es. 2,700
All Presidencies
Deputy Inspector General Secretary
Surgeon.
:::}
Military Appointments. Principal Medical Store-keeper Medica in the
and
Medical College
Garrison Surgeon, Fort William Ditto
ditto, Allahabad
Professor of Materia
Bengal
J
"j
Madras
Bombay
:}
1,200 .
1,200
I
1,000
May 1,
OFFICIAL DOCUMENTS.
1867.]
135
Appointments.?(Continued.)
Military
Salabibs.
APPOIITIMEHTS.
Presidencies.
Assistant
Surgeon.
Surgeon-Major.
Garrison
Surgeons
at other
stations
Garrison Assistant
Surgeons
Garrison Assistant
Surgeons
Staff
when in substantive when under
charge of Regiment
5 years.
850
1,050
charge...
Surgeon
a
Surgeon and Medical Store-keeper
Medical Native
Ilorse Allowance in Cavalry ?) Regiments of Ks. 90 for a Sur- ( peon-Major or Surgeon, and f Rs. 60 for an Assistant Surgeon J
Assistant. Surgeon under 5 years.
650
500
650
500
600
450
3,200
1,000
800
650
1,000
800
600
450
('With
aj ...
j
(_
Chargo
of a Stud Depot C Remount Agency.. ^ hen
of
All Presidencies
Surgeon above
{
a
substantive
,
charge
As
...
Regimental charge.
A Staff salary of Rs. 400 per
Examiner of Medical Accounts to His Excellency the Commander-in-Chief in India with Medical Charge of Head Qrs. Staff and Establishments
mensem
with
unemployed pay of rank.
Surgeon
Rs, 1,000
Civil of Medical 1st Physician of
Principal
College, Professor of Medicine and College Hospital
Principal of Medical College, Professor of Medicine and Physician to General Hospital Professor
of Medical
Professorships in Medical
Presidency duties,
Rs.
Bengal Madras
Rs.
1,800
!
1,600
of Medicine and
Principal College, Physician, Jamsetjee Jeejeebhoy Hospital Full
Appointments.
Bombay
with
Colleges
viz.?
conjoint
Physician, College Hospital, Professor of Medical T Jurisprudence, Surgeon to the Mint and Customs
Second
Senior
Burgeon, College Hospital, Professor
of
Surgery
...
Second Surgeon, College Hospital, and Professor of Anatomy
Ophthalmic Surgeon, Marine Surgeon, Ophthalmic Surgery
and
Professor
Bengal
of
Obstetric Physician, Professor of Midwifery and Superintendent of Vaccination
Chemical Examiner and Professor of
Chemistry
J
Surgeon of the General Hospital and Professor of Surgery in the Medical College Fort
Surgeon with Port and Marine duties, and Professor Anatomy in the Medical College
of
Ophthalmic Surgeon, and Physiology
Professor
of
Ophthalmic Surgery
Superintendent of Lying-in-Hospital, Professor wifery, and Surgeon to the Penitentiary
y Madras
y
1,250
700
1,050
of Mid-
Second Physician to Jamsetjee Jeejeebhoy Hospital, and Professor of Physiology in the Medical College Senior Surgeon to Jamsetjee Jeejeebhoy Medical Charge of the Byculla Schools, of surgery in the Medical College
Hospital,
with
and Professor
Second Surgeon to Jamsetjee Jeejeebhoy Hospital, Surgeon to the Coroner, and Professor of Anatomy
}- Bombay
...
Chemical
Analyser to Government and Professor of Chemistry
Occulist, Professor of Ophthalmic Surgery with Medical
Charge
Professorships, viz., Botany, Hygiene, DenI Surgery,
tal
Jurisprudence,
...
the aggregate salaO oi ll'e Officers h?ldln" the post as an extra charge I * no* thil.fc
("Provided
Medical^ aud Com- I
An,.a?,
Resident
J'
of the Jail and House of Correction
Minor
I
f7
jj?f*
Physician, College Hospital,
elce?4
W,lh
All
Presidencies
Rs. 200 Staff salary.
f
""J
and Professor of
Pathology Resident
Surgeon, College Hospital, and Professor of Physiology '
j. Bengal
lis.
800
THE INDIAN MEDICAL GAZETTE.
136
Civil
[May 1,
1867.
Appointments.?(Continued.) Salaries. Presidencies.
Appointments.
Surgeon-Major.
Surgeon.
Assistant
Assistant
Surgeon above
Surgeon under
5 years.
C Bengal (.Bombay
Surgeon of the General Hospital with attached Senior Assistant Surgeon, General Hospital, ditto
ditto
ditto
ditto
...
?)
j
1,050
1,250
Bengal
duties .Junior
...
in charge of out-paAssistant Surgeon, General Hospital, tieuts, and Professor of Pathology, Medical College
Madras Assistant Surgeon, General Hospital, and Professor of PaBombay thology in the Medical College Principal, Lahore Medical School, and Professor of Surgery
Rs. 900
"1
...
lis. 800
Bengal
and Medicine
5 years.
of Chemistry and Botany in Lahore Medical School and Chemical Examiner, Punjab
1,400
1,200
1,250
1,050
850
700
1,050
850
650
500
1,050
850
Professor
Chemical Examiner, N. W. Provinces District Surgeons with attached duties, viz.? Inspector of Emigrants, Surgeon to Native Infirmary, Leper Hospital, Idiot Asylum, and Black Town Dispensary 2nd District. Surgeon to Female Orphan and Lunatic Asylums, Gunpowder and Gun Carriage Factories and Vepery Dispensary 3rd District. Surgeon to Male Orphan Asylum and Chintardupet Dispensary 1st District.
4th District.
With
charge with
residency Surgeons
Madras
?
of Triplican Dispensary Professorships and attached
duties, viz.? 1st Presidency Surgeon and Professor of Medical Jurisprudence 2nd Presidency Surgeon and Professor of Midwifery 3rd Presidency Surgeon, Garrison and Marine Surgeon with charge of Officers' Hospital
Bombay
>
...
500
...
Medical Superintendent at Aden at Port Blair
?
5j
Surgeon of the Lunatic Asylum Surgeon
to the
to the Governor with Medical
charge of the Body
with
Madras
Medical charge of the
^
lis.
J
All
Presidencies
allowance for") charge of Lunatic Asylums, j Administrative Jor Colleges charge of Jails, which will be i fixed in the Civil Department. J
}}
extra Native
of
an
?
of
a
portion
Regiment Regiment
Es.
1,000
1,050
850
750
550
1,050
850
650
750
550
first
or
second class Civil Surgeons.
for Additional Charges.
of the Staff
All
extra Wing of a Native of a detachment consisting of not less than a Wing
?
no
1,200
950
950
Allowances In cases where
Es.
1,250
As
an
850
^
Residency Surgeons
Medical charge of
1,200 I
1,050
Bombay
Body Guard Superintendents General of Vaccination Superintendents of Vaccination ('With an extra ...
...
Bengal
Guard
Medical charge of 1st | class Civil Stations\ Ditto 2nd ditto |
...
Bombay
Viceroy and Governor General
to the Governor
Bombay Madras
salary
of the absentee is available. Es.
Presidencies
100
or
numerically 75
??
Civil Station by a Eegimental Medical Officer, or of a Regiment by a Civil Surgeon, in addition to his own duty
100
Allowances for Extra Charges. Payable wholly Medical charge of
a
Store
to the Officer in actual
Depot
All
charge of a Stud Depot Stations where there is Medical charge of Divi- fAt ' no^j " Garrison Surgeon or Gar- I sional Staff I or Surgeon, Medical of-{ charge "S0JJ " Medicai and Staff Surgeon Brigade or Station | J Staff L. Store-keeper. ...
Medical
...
^
charge Hospital
Medical
of a
Lock^ ?"
i,
1st class c^ass
?"
Presidencies
performance
of the
duty, Rs.
100
?
50
?
100
30
100 50
700 400
Mat 1,
SHORT NOTICES OP RECENT BOOKS.
1867.]
Aemy Medical Department.?List of successful candidates for Assistant-Surgeoncies in the Indian Medical Service, February 7th, 1867. 1 2
3 4
5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
13
M. Macrae H. Summerhayes R, Aldren G. A. Maconachi A.J. Leggatt E. H. Batty T. J. M'Gann J. II Richie G. Bainbridge W. P. Knapp J. R. C. Lowry J. M'Allister H. De Tatham
Masks. 2515 2055 2035 2000 1995 1975 1860 1800 17G5 1760 1675 1635 1630
...
|
14
...
15
...
16
...
...
...
...
..
...
...
...
...
...
17 18 19 20 21
22 23 24 25
J. Arnott D. A. Ker J. Smith J. Shillitto H. J. Hayletfc R. N. Power Dr. R. Thomson B. Keelan A. L. Haeket S. B. Haliday A. M'Clorg
T. G.
... ...
...
...
...
...
..
1410
...1325
D.B.Long
Maximum of marks obtainable Minimum repuired to pass
Masks. 1595 1510 1490 1430 1490
...
...
1300
...
1255
...
1200
...
1165
...
1095
3400 1034
Logan, Inspector-General.
^37
133
OFFICIAL DOCUMENTS.
1867.]
No. 864. Circular Memo. Forwarded for communication to Medical Officers in Civil Dispensaries in the Division.
PROCEEDINGS OP THE MADRAS GOVERNMENT, PUBLIC DEPARTMENT, 25th FEBRUARY, 1867. No. 127. Read the following despatch from the Right Honorable the Secretary ot State for India, to His Excellency the Right Honorable the Governor in Council, Fort St. George; dated India Office, London, 24th December, 1866, No. 46. I have considered in Council the despatch from your Government, dated 9th October, (No. 34) 1866, forwarding, with its order on the subject, a copy of a minute recorded by your Excellency on the condition of the Civil Dispensary at Coimbatore, which you visited when recently passing through that station. The state of the dispensary appears to reflect the greatest 2. discredit on the officers connected with it, as well as on the Civil Officers of the District, who are very justly expected to exercise a general supervision over those institutions ; and I regret to observe that your Excellency, from what you witnessed on your recent tour to the north, had been led to form an unfavorable opinion as to the management of the dispensaries in that quarter of the presidency. 3. Her Majesty's Government have noticed with much gratification the gradual extension of opportunities of improved medical treatment to the poor inhabitants of the Mofussil, by means of dispensaries established by the joint action of Government, and of the local community, and they look forward to a still greater extension of the system, as the natives become more sensible of the advantages of the European system of medicine. In order, however, that the dispensaries shall be maintained in a state of efficiency, and be made the means of the largest attainable good to the people, it is necessary, on the one hand, that the native inhabitants of the towns where the dispensaries may be established should take an active interest in their management, as well as provide for those expenses which are not undertaken by the Government, and, on the other hand, that the Civil Officers should exercise such a supervision over the dispensaries as will ensure a careful and efficient discharge of their duties by the officers immediately connected with their management. 4. Your orders of the 5th October will probably be found sufficient to lead to a careful discharge by public officers in the provinces of the obligations incumbent on themselves, individually, in regard to the dispensaries ; but it seems to me desirable to direct the special attention of the Collectors and other Civil Officers to the importance of enlisting the sympathy and active co-operation of the native community in the actual working of the dispensaries. I am of opinion that means should be taken for ensuring truthfulness of the reports, and the accuracy of the returns furnished annually by the Medical Officers of different grades in charge of the dispensaries, and I would suggest that the Civil Officers should be required to certify to your Government their opinion as to the correctness of the annual reports, and as to the general state of the dispensaries. 5. the
No. 128.
Copies
Order thereon, 25th February, 1867, No. 202.
of this
despatch
will be furnished to the
Principal
Medical Department, and to all Collectors. 2. These latter Officers and the civil functionaries, European and Native, under them, will give due attention to the orders
Inspector General, conveyed despatch.
at the conclusion oi
paragraphs
3 and
4 of
the
Fort St.
charge
By order, (Sd.) W. R. Cornish, Surgeon, Prinl. to Jnxpr. Genl., Medl. Dept. Secy, George, 5th March, 1867.
ORDERS BY THE VICE-CHANCELLOR AND SYNDICATE OP THE CALCUTTA UNIVERSITY. The undermentioned candidates have Medical Examinations:? SECOND M.D.
passed
the
University
EXAMINATION.
First Division. Shama Churn
Chatterjea
...
...
Medical College.
...
Medical College.
Second Division. Hem Chunder
Bhuttacherjea
...
SECOND LICENTIATE MEDICAL EXAMINATION. First Division. In
Alphabetical
Kissen Ghose Kishub Chunder Doss Moliendro Nath Gupto
Doyal
Nilmoney Chowdry Tar a Prosunno Kjy
Order.
Medical College.
...
...
...
...
...
,,
...
?
...
...
...
.
...
?
...
...
...
?
Second Division. In
Alphabetical
Grisli Chunder Mitter Ilurro Nath Iioy Madlnib Chunder Ghose Nobin Chunder Chuckflrbutty Nocoor Cliunder Banerjea Omrito Kristo Bose Opendro Chunder Bose Preo Nath Bose Shoshee Blioosliun Sircar Woomesh Cliunder Roy ...
Order. ...
...
Medical College.
FIRST M.B. EXAMINATION.
Second Division, Poornoo Chunder
Chuckerbutty
...
...
Medical
College.
FIRST LICENTIATE MEDICAL EXAMINATION. Second Division. In
Alphabetical
Aumooliarutton Bysack Gopaul Cliunder Banerjea Gopaul Cliunder Goshawmy Hurry Narain Banerjea Juggobundhu Mitter Modliu Sudun Doss Gupto Moliendro Lall Bose Omesh Chunder Bose Omrito Lall Deb Opendro Nath Sen Preumber Nath Mitter Ram Lall Chuckerbutty Sham Lall Mullick Shib Chunder Bose Sree Nath Sickdar Tara Prosunno Roy, 2nd Taruck Nath Gangooly
...
Order. ...
Medical
College.
...
...
...
With reference to the instructions contained in paragraph 5, the Government direct that the annual report of each Medical Officer in charge of a Civil Dispensary be sent to the of Collector of the District, prior to submission to the head the Medical Department, in view to a certificate, of the character the proposed by the Home Government, being appended to it by Collector. 3.
(True extract.) (Sd ) A. J.
...
J. SuTCLIFFK, M.A.,
Calcutta University, ) x\ RTiUTHNOT,
Chief Secretary.
of
The 9th
April,
1867.
f
Registrar.
THE INDIAN MEDICAL GAZETTE.
134
No. 370 of 1867.?In continuation of Government General Order No. 1060 of 23rd December 1864, and in accordance with instructions received from the Right Hon'ble the Secretary of India, His Excellency the Governor General in Couneil is pleased to lay down the following revised scale of consolidated salaries for Officers of Her Majesty's Indian Medical Service. 2. The number of Medical Officers allowed for each Presidency Town with its immediate suburbs, and the allotment of duties amongst them, are based on the recommendations of the Commission appointed to take this subject into consideration ; hut it will be open to the local Governments to modify the to proposed allotment of duties, in such manner as from time time may seem most desirable, with reference to the convenience of the service, provided the prescribed number of Officers aud the aggregate of salaries is not exceeded. 3. The appointments of Presidency Surgeons in Calcutta ?will eventually cease to exist, the duties being performed by the several Medical Officers holding appointments at the Presifrom private practice. These dency who are not debarred Officers will be required to attend those servants of Government who may seek their services; and also entitled to gratuitous aid, to serve in rotation as Members of Standing and other Medical
Committees.
Present incumbents of these or other appointments which 4. it is proposed to abolish or absorb, will not necessarily be affected at present, and during the gradual introduction of the new arrangements, the cases of any Medical Officers who are unable to take up the whole of the duties assigned to them, will be individually and specially considered. 5. Officers holding the appointments marginally noted,
debarred from private practice. This rule will not, however, be enforced in the case of any present incumbents who may have received authoritative perto enSage such are
of Medical Colleges. Principal Medical Store-keepers, Resident Medical Officers in Col-
Principals
andP Statistical OffiSecretaries, General. to cers
Inspectors
Secretaries, Sanitary
Commis-
missi.on
ExamLners, Medical Accounts.
practice.
[Mat 1,
1867.
6. Medical Officers holding appointments at the Presidency, and not provided with public quarters, will be granted Presidency house-rent according to relative rank, and on the scale granted to Officers of the Staff Corps holding appointments at the Presidency Towns. The grant of Presidency house-rent is limited, however, to salaries not exceeding Us. 1,400 per mensem. 7. The allotment of Civil Stations and Residency charges to their respective classes will be notified hereafter. 8. In order to render this scale of Indian Medical salaries more complete, the salaries of the administrative appointments and regimental charges already provided for in Government General Orders No. 1060 of 1864 and No. 901 of 1866, have been ineluded. Officers of the Indian Medical Service will be on the as Military Staff Officers as regards pay and allowances to be drawn while absent on leave,?the pay of their rank, 29 of Government General Order No. as laid down in para. 1060 of 23rd December 1864, being in all cases taken as the basis of the calculation of the moiety due to the absentee and to the Officer officiating,?present incumbents being allowed the privilege of receiving, during such absence, either the allowance thus due to them under the Military Regulations under the revised scale of regimental pay and staff salary, or that to which they would have been entitled under the old scale both of pay and staff allowance. 10. The scale of salaries now sanctioned will be brought into operation from the 13th of November, 1866, the date of the receipt of the instructions of the Right Hon'ble the Secretary of State, and be made to apply in all cases where there is no reduction in the present aggregate salary. 9.
same
footing
11. Present incumbents, whether drawing the old regimental rate of pay with, or the new regimental rate of pay without, staff salary, will have the option of retaining such rates, if more beneficial than those now ordered, except in cases where the salaries have been specially fixed, pending the revision now brought into effect.
Administrative Staff. Salabies.
Presidencies.
Appointments.
Surgeon-Major.
Bengal
Inspector General Ditto
ditto
N. W. Provinces
Ditto
ditto
Madras
Ditto
ditto
Bombay
to the
Inspector General
Bengal Madras
Secretary and Statistical Officer to the Inspector General..
Bombay
Statistical Officer to the Inspector General
Secretary to the Sanitary Commissioner
Madras
Bombay
Assistant under 5 years.
Surgeon
..."} Es. 2,500
...
...J Es. 1,800
...
...^ ...
)?
1,000
850
1,050
850
700
1,200
1,000
850
1,250
1,050
850
700
1,400
1,200
1,250
1,050
850
700
1,400
1,200
1,250 1,400
J
Bengal
(
Assistant above 5 years.
Surgeon
Es. 2,700
All Presidencies
Deputy Inspector General Secretary
Surgeon.
:::}
Military Appointments. Principal Medical Store-keeper Medica in the
and
Medical College
Garrison Surgeon, Fort William Ditto
ditto, Allahabad
Professor of Materia
Bengal
J
"j
Madras
Bombay
:}
1,200 .
1,200
I
1,000
May 1,
OFFICIAL DOCUMENTS.
1867.]
135
Appointments.?(Continued.)
Military
Salabibs.
APPOIITIMEHTS.
Presidencies.
Assistant
Surgeon.
Surgeon-Major.
Garrison
Surgeons
at other
stations
Garrison Assistant
Surgeons
Garrison Assistant
Surgeons
Staff
when in substantive when under
charge of Regiment
5 years.
850
1,050
charge...
Surgeon
a
Surgeon and Medical Store-keeper
Medical Native
Ilorse Allowance in Cavalry ?) Regiments of Ks. 90 for a Sur- ( peon-Major or Surgeon, and f Rs. 60 for an Assistant Surgeon J
Assistant. Surgeon under 5 years.
650
500
650
500
600
450
3,200
1,000
800
650
1,000
800
600
450
('With
aj ...
j
(_
Chargo
of a Stud Depot C Remount Agency.. ^ hen
of
All Presidencies
Surgeon above
{
a
substantive
,
charge
As
...
Regimental charge.
A Staff salary of Rs. 400 per
Examiner of Medical Accounts to His Excellency the Commander-in-Chief in India with Medical Charge of Head Qrs. Staff and Establishments
mensem
with
unemployed pay of rank.
Surgeon
Rs, 1,000
Civil of Medical 1st Physician of
Principal
College, Professor of Medicine and College Hospital
Principal of Medical College, Professor of Medicine and Physician to General Hospital Professor
of Medical
Professorships in Medical
Presidency duties,
Rs.
Bengal Madras
Rs.
1,800
!
1,600
of Medicine and
Principal College, Physician, Jamsetjee Jeejeebhoy Hospital Full
Appointments.
Bombay
with
Colleges
viz.?
conjoint
Physician, College Hospital, Professor of Medical T Jurisprudence, Surgeon to the Mint and Customs
Second
Senior
Burgeon, College Hospital, Professor
of
Surgery
...
Second Surgeon, College Hospital, and Professor of Anatomy
Ophthalmic Surgeon, Marine Surgeon, Ophthalmic Surgery
and
Professor
Bengal
of
Obstetric Physician, Professor of Midwifery and Superintendent of Vaccination
Chemical Examiner and Professor of
Chemistry
J
Surgeon of the General Hospital and Professor of Surgery in the Medical College Fort
Surgeon with Port and Marine duties, and Professor Anatomy in the Medical College
of
Ophthalmic Surgeon, and Physiology
Professor
of
Ophthalmic Surgery
Superintendent of Lying-in-Hospital, Professor wifery, and Surgeon to the Penitentiary
y Madras
y
1,250
700
1,050
of Mid-
Second Physician to Jamsetjee Jeejeebhoy Hospital, and Professor of Physiology in the Medical College Senior Surgeon to Jamsetjee Jeejeebhoy Medical Charge of the Byculla Schools, of surgery in the Medical College
Hospital,
with
and Professor
Second Surgeon to Jamsetjee Jeejeebhoy Hospital, Surgeon to the Coroner, and Professor of Anatomy
}- Bombay
...
Chemical
Analyser to Government and Professor of Chemistry
Occulist, Professor of Ophthalmic Surgery with Medical
Charge
Professorships, viz., Botany, Hygiene, DenI Surgery,
tal
Jurisprudence,
...
the aggregate salaO oi ll'e Officers h?ldln" the post as an extra charge I * no* thil.fc
("Provided
Medical^ aud Com- I
An,.a?,
Resident
J'
of the Jail and House of Correction
Minor
I
f7
jj?f*
Physician, College Hospital,
elce?4
W,lh
All
Presidencies
Rs. 200 Staff salary.
f
""J
and Professor of
Pathology Resident
Surgeon, College Hospital, and Professor of Physiology '
j. Bengal
lis.
800
THE INDIAN MEDICAL GAZETTE.
136
Civil
[May 1,
1867.
Appointments.?(Continued.) Salaries. Presidencies.
Appointments.
Surgeon-Major.
Surgeon.
Assistant
Assistant
Surgeon above
Surgeon under
5 years.
C Bengal (.Bombay
Surgeon of the General Hospital with attached Senior Assistant Surgeon, General Hospital, ditto
ditto
ditto
ditto
...
?)
j
1,050
1,250
Bengal
duties .Junior
...
in charge of out-paAssistant Surgeon, General Hospital, tieuts, and Professor of Pathology, Medical College
Madras Assistant Surgeon, General Hospital, and Professor of PaBombay thology in the Medical College Principal, Lahore Medical School, and Professor of Surgery
Rs. 900
"1
...
lis. 800
Bengal
and Medicine
5 years.
of Chemistry and Botany in Lahore Medical School and Chemical Examiner, Punjab
1,400
1,200
1,250
1,050
850
700
1,050
850
650
500
1,050
850
Professor
Chemical Examiner, N. W. Provinces District Surgeons with attached duties, viz.? Inspector of Emigrants, Surgeon to Native Infirmary, Leper Hospital, Idiot Asylum, and Black Town Dispensary 2nd District. Surgeon to Female Orphan and Lunatic Asylums, Gunpowder and Gun Carriage Factories and Vepery Dispensary 3rd District. Surgeon to Male Orphan Asylum and Chintardupet Dispensary 1st District.
4th District.
With
charge with
residency Surgeons
Madras
?
of Triplican Dispensary Professorships and attached
duties, viz.? 1st Presidency Surgeon and Professor of Medical Jurisprudence 2nd Presidency Surgeon and Professor of Midwifery 3rd Presidency Surgeon, Garrison and Marine Surgeon with charge of Officers' Hospital
Bombay
>
...
500
...
Medical Superintendent at Aden at Port Blair
?
5j
Surgeon of the Lunatic Asylum Surgeon
to the
to the Governor with Medical
charge of the Body
with
Madras
Medical charge of the
^
lis.
J
All
Presidencies
allowance for") charge of Lunatic Asylums, j Administrative Jor Colleges charge of Jails, which will be i fixed in the Civil Department. J
}}
extra Native
of
an
?
of
a
portion
Regiment Regiment
Es.
1,000
1,050
850
750
550
1,050
850
650
750
550
first
or
second class Civil Surgeons.
for Additional Charges.
of the Staff
All
extra Wing of a Native of a detachment consisting of not less than a Wing
?
no
1,200
950
950
Allowances In cases where
Es.
1,250
As
an
850
^
Residency Surgeons
Medical charge of
1,200 I
1,050
Bombay
Body Guard Superintendents General of Vaccination Superintendents of Vaccination ('With an extra ...
...
Bengal
Guard
Medical charge of 1st | class Civil Stations\ Ditto 2nd ditto |
...
Bombay
Viceroy and Governor General
to the Governor
Bombay Madras
salary
of the absentee is available. Es.
Presidencies
100
or
numerically 75
??
Civil Station by a Eegimental Medical Officer, or of a Regiment by a Civil Surgeon, in addition to his own duty
100
Allowances for Extra Charges. Payable wholly Medical charge of
a
Store
to the Officer in actual
Depot
All
charge of a Stud Depot Stations where there is Medical charge of Divi- fAt ' no^j " Garrison Surgeon or Gar- I sional Staff I or Surgeon, Medical of-{ charge "S0JJ " Medicai and Staff Surgeon Brigade or Station | J Staff L. Store-keeper. ...
Medical
...
^
charge Hospital
Medical
of a
Lock^ ?"
i,
1st class c^ass
?"
Presidencies
performance
of the
duty, Rs.
100
?
50
?
100
30
100 50
700 400
Mat 1,
SHORT NOTICES OP RECENT BOOKS.
1867.]
Aemy Medical Department.?List of successful candidates for Assistant-Surgeoncies in the Indian Medical Service, February 7th, 1867. 1 2
3 4
5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
13
M. Macrae H. Summerhayes R, Aldren G. A. Maconachi A.J. Leggatt E. H. Batty T. J. M'Gann J. II Richie G. Bainbridge W. P. Knapp J. R. C. Lowry J. M'Allister H. De Tatham
Masks. 2515 2055 2035 2000 1995 1975 1860 1800 17G5 1760 1675 1635 1630
...
|
14
...
15
...
16
...
...
...
...
..
...
...
...
...
...
17 18 19 20 21
22 23 24 25
J. Arnott D. A. Ker J. Smith J. Shillitto H. J. Hayletfc R. N. Power Dr. R. Thomson B. Keelan A. L. Haeket S. B. Haliday A. M'Clorg
T. G.
... ...
...
...
...
...
..
1410
...1325
D.B.Long
Maximum of marks obtainable Minimum repuired to pass
Masks. 1595 1510 1490 1430 1490
...
...
1300
...
1255
...
1200
...
1165
...
1095
3400 1034
Logan, Inspector-General.
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