University of New York, New York, N. Y. College of Physicians and Surgeons, New York, N. Y. Harvard University. University of Michigan. Schedule B specifies at length the requirements for the examination mentioned in sec. 13. FEES.—Persons registered under sec. 2 are not required to pay a fee. For registration under secs. 11 and 12, not exceeding $20, to be fixed by the society. To the council, for a license under sec. 15, $5. An annual fee is required to be paid by members of the society, not more than $5 annually, as levied by the council (_ib._, s. 17). For registration under sec. 19, such fees as the council may appoint. QUEBEC. COLLEGE OF PHYSICIANS, ETC.—All persons residing in the province authorized to practise medicine, surgery, or midwifery therein, and registered under this law, are constituted a corporation by the name of “The College of Physicians and Surgeons of the Province of Quebec” (R. S., 1888, art. 3,969). The affairs of the college are conducted by a board of governors, forty in number, chosen as provided in the act and known as the “Provincial Medical Board” (_ib._, art. 3,972 to 3,975). QUALIFICATION.—No person can lawfully practise medicine, surgery, or midwifery unless he has obtained a license from the said board and unless he be registered (_ib._, art. 3,976). Every person who obtains a medical degree or diploma in any university or college mentioned in art. 3,972 is entitled to such license without examination as to his medical knowledge or skill, provided such diploma has only been given after four years of medical study from the date of admission to study and according to the requirements of the act; provided, the said board has power to grant the same privileges to holders of degrees or diplomas of medicine and surgery from other British colonial or French universities or colleges (_ib._, art. 3,977). The colleges referred to in art. 3,792 are: Laval University at Quebec, Laval University at Montreal, University of McGill College, University of Bishops College, The Incorporated School of Medicine and Surgery of Montreal affiliated with the University of Victoria College or with any other British university. The privilege above conferred on holders of degrees or diplomas from British colleges and universities is extended to every person whose name is entered upon the medical register under the Imperial Medical Act of 1886 (49-50 Vict., c. 48) or of any act amending the same (_ib._, art. 3,977 a, as added by Act 1889, c. 39).