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5S theological departmen Section IX the associateship All Students of this Department who have passed their final examination and have received their Certificates are eligible to be elected by the Council Associates of King's Col- lege London The privileges of Associates are perpetual free admis- sion to the Lectures of all Professors under whom they have studied the use of the Libraries and Museums under the regulations which apply to Students and the liberty of dining at the High Table 111 the College Hall Section class of candidates for admission to the theological department AVitli the view of preparing those gentlemen who are not yet qualified to pass the examination for admission into the Theological Department Class is established in which instruction in the Latin and CI reek languages is given daily The elements of Hebrew are also taught Lecturers Rev Michael Biggs Rev Henry James Clarke Any person twenty years of age may enter this Class for such length of time as he may desire upon producing Certi- ficate of good moral conduct from the Clergyman of the last place iu which he has resided The instruction given will vary according to the proficiency of each Student but all Students of this Class are required to attend the Chaplain's Lectures on Wednesday and Friday The hours of attendance are daily from 10 to The Fees amount to 85 per Term which will cover every expense except the Entrance Fees which are 156 6d the same as in the Theological Department Upon joining that Department the Student will not have the Entrance Fees to pay again