Note 113 — 1. OF THE COLLEGE OF PHYSICIANS.

At the conclusion of all these arguments Lord Mansfield was at great pains to impress upon the College the propriety of enlarging their rules for admission; some alterations consequently were made; but it is more than doubtful whether they have yet satisfied the views of those who would have placed all the colleges of the empire on the same footing as the universities of Oxford and Cambridge, in respect of their prior claims to the honours of the College of Physicians.