276 THE ANALYST. INSTITUTE OF CHEMISTRY O F GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND. PASS LIST OF THE JULY EXAMINATIONS. OF twenty-three candidates who entered for the Intermediate Examination, the following fifteen passed : Leslie Hamilton Berry, Thomas William Cheke, Winifred Cox, B.Sc., Reginald Mead Filmer, Charles Gordon Gates, Harry Hurst, Vincent Herbert Kirkham, B. Sc., Jessie Mary Isabel Landon, B.Sc., Archibald William Mairet, Edwin Archibald Maskelyne, William Rest Mummery, Joseph Race, jun., Robert Robison, Robert Thatcher Rolfe, and Samuel Summerson. I n the Final Examination for the Associateship (A.I.C.), of eight who entered in Mineral Chemistry the following five passed : David Allan, John Alexander Campbell, David Cowan Crichton, John Gatecliff, jun., B. Sc., and Charles James ; one Candidate passed in Metallurgical Chemistry : Thomas Baker, M.Sc.; one Candidate passed in Physical Chemistry: Sydney Herbert Smith, Assoc.R.C.Sc. Of the five who entered in Organic Chemistry the following three passed : Robert William Clarke, Bernard Furley Davis, and Edgar Charles Martin, B.Sc. ; and of ten who entered in the Branch of the Analysis of Food and Drugs, and of Water, including Examination in Therapeutics, Pharmacology, and Microscopy, the following five passed : Walter Kay Cheshire, B. Sc., Harold Deane, B.Sc., Leonhardt Erich Hinkel, Ernest Gabriel Jones, B.Sc., and Francis Langston Watt, Assoc.R.C.Sc. Two Candidates were examined for the Fellowship (F.I.C.) and both passed: David Runciman Boyd, B.Sc., Ph.D., and James McLeod.The Examiners in Chemistry were Mr. Walter William Fisher and Professor George Gerald Henderson. Dr. Arthur P. Luff con- ducted the Examination in Therapeutics, Pharmacology, and Microscopy. It has been resolved by the Council that after October 1, 1905, any Fellow or Associate of the Institute desiring to obtain the Certificate in Therapeutics, Pharma- cology, and Microscopy will be required to pass the whole of the Final Examination in Branch (e), the Analysis of Food and Drugs, and of Water, which includes the Examination in Therapeutics, Pharmacology, and Microscopy. The fee for such Candidates will be $5 5s. Any Examination in Therapeutics, Pharmacology, and Microscopy held prior to October J, 1905, will be open to any Fellow or Associate of the Institute who can produce evidence satisfactory to the Council that he has been continuously and systematically engaged, for at least one year prior to the date of his application for admission to the Examination, in the Analysis of Food and Drugs, in the Laboratory of a Fellow of the Institute engaged in such practice. An Examination in Biological Chemistry is to be held at the Laboratories of the For particulars see notice in Institute, commencing on Tuesday, October 25, 1904. our advertisement columns.