Calendar: 1854-1855 Page 66

Gl 6eneral LITERATURE AND SCH' Ntt II Department of fiencral Literature ant Science Section instruction GIVEN and by WHOM The Course of Education in this Department comprises the following Religious Instruction according to the principles of the United Church of England and Ireland by the Rev the Principal and the Rev Ε II Plumptre Chaplain II The Greek and Latin Classics by the Rev Brow'NE Professor and the Rev Brewer Lecturer III Mathematics by the Rev Hall Professor the Rev Cock and Τ g00deve Esq Lecturers IV English Literature and Modern History by George Dasent Esq Professor and Rev Perowne Lecturer French Literature and Language by Isidore Brasseur Professor and Alphonse Mariette Lecturer VI German Literature and Language by Adol- phus Bernays Ph Professor Religious Instruction Lectures upon the Thirty-Nine Articles of Religion are delivered every Wednesday Afternoon during the Academical Year by the Principal and on Saturday by the Chaplain in the Greek Testament There are also examinations every alternate week on the subjects treated of in the Lectures and in Text-books chosen by the Principal These Text-books for the Academical Year 1854-5 will be- For Third Year Students Bishop Butler's Analogy Burton's History of the Christian Church Hughes' Outlines of Scripture Geography and History Second First