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BYE-LAWS, &C. OF THE 
Motto ■ (< Vis Unita Fortior.” 
Chas. Geo. Young, Garter. 
J. Hawker, Clarenceux. 
Frans. Martin, Norroy. 
The Common Seal shall be in the custody of the President for 
the time being. 
SECTION II. 
ADMISSION OF MEMBERS. 
1. No person entering to the Veterinary College of London or 
Edinburgh, or such other Veterinary School as may be sanctioned 
by the Charter, on or after January 1, 1845, shall be admitted a 
Member, or be eligible for examination by the Board of the Royal 
College of Veterinary Surgeons, until he has attained the age 
of twenty- one years. 
2. No person shall be admitted as a Member of the Royal Col- 
lege of Veterinary Surgeons after January 1, 1848, who has not 
served an apprenticeship of three years to some Member of the 
College in regular practice during the whole of that period. 
3. A printed List of Members shall be published every three 
years, a copy of which shall be had, on application to the Secre- 
tary, on the remission of 1 s. 6d. 
4. Alterations taking place during each year shall be printed 
and published annually, in a form corresponding with the triennial 
List, the charge for which shall be 6d. 
5. Every Member, after his admission, shall subscribe his name 
in a book to be kept for that purpose, and shall receive a copy of 
the Bye-Laws, to which he will be bound to conform. 
SECTION III. 
MEETINGS OF THE COLLEGE. 
1. A General Meeting shall be called upon a requisition, signed 
by twenty Members of the College, being sent to the President, 
such meeting to take place within three weeks after the receipt 
thereof. The object for which such meeting is called shall be fully 
stated in the requisition. 
