Calendar: 1851-1852 Page 71

general literature and science GO VII Natural Philosophy Four Lectures will be given at the end of each Term in which some of the chief points in Natural Philosophy and Astronomy will be explained and illustrated by Experiments Models &c The subjects for 1851-2 Michaelmas Term The Laws of Motion-Rotation Lent Hydrostatics and Pneumatics Easter The Results of Astronomy VIII Extra Instruction Instruction is also given within the walls of the College in Hebrew Italian Spanish Chinese the Oriental Languages including Sanscrit Arabic Persian and Hindoostani Vocal Music Drawing Fencing but these are all independent of the regular prescribed course The Fees and the hours of attendance together with the names of the Professors will be found at page 72 Section II REGULATIONS RESPECTING STUDENTS The Students received into this Department are- Matriculated Students or those admitted to the regular and full prescribed course of study Each Candidate for Matriculation must produce testimonial of good character from his last instructor and when admitted by the Prin- cipal must subscribe his name to declaration that he will conform to all the rules and regulations which mav from time to time be prescribed for the good government of the College under the sanction and authority of the Council Matricu- lated Students wear cap and gown and with the exception of the Daniell Scholarship which is open to all Students alone have the privilege of contending for Scholarships Except by the special permission of the Principal no one is ad- mitted Student of this Department under sixteen years of age