the best modern authors, and lecturers; they shall be read, and not delivered from memory; part of them shall be delivered by an experienced surgeon, and part by a skilful midwife, as shall hereafter be determined, being dependent on the nature of each lecture, which shall continue about an hour every day, except Sundays; so that each course will continue about five weeks, including some of the diseases of pregnant and lying-in women, and children in the month.

Tenth, The lecturing midwife shall attend those difficult cases which the pupils cannot manage; if it be an instrumental case, the lecturing accoucheur shall attend it.

Eleventh, The gentleman employed to deliver these lectures shall not be a man-midwife by profession, lest his own interest should cause him to with-hold necessary instructions from the female pupils.

Twelfth, Every annual subscriber to this institution shall be allowed two tickets