Note 102 — 1. OF THE COLLEGE OF PHYSICIANS.

Modes of election, unless specially pointed out by Statute or Charter, must depend on Bye-laws and usage. See the King and the Vice-Chancellor of Cambridge, ubi supra, and many other cases of Corporations. The Power of amotion or expulsion is also incident to most Corporate Bodies. See Rex v. the Mayor, Burgesses and Common Council of Liverpool, 2 Burr. R. 724: Rex v. Richardson, 1 Burr. R. 517. We do not find that the College has ever been compelled to execute this painful duty.