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  Item Reference: KCLCAL-1854-1855-68

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f30 general literature and science of the same year and Prizes are also given annually for Latin Essay Latin Verse English Prose and English Verse III Mathematics Lectures daily Saturday excepted from 10-J to half-past Far the Course of Study in 1854-5 see page 73 The subjects of these Lectures are Euclid Algebra Plane and Spherical Trigonometry Conic Sections the application of Algebra to Plane and Solid Geometry the Differential and Integral Calculus Newton's Principia and the theoretical parts of Mechanics Hydrostatics Optics and Astronomy The Students are directed to read in their- 1st Year Euclid Books 11 Arithmetic Algebra Plane Trigonometry and the elementary parts of the Differential Calculus 2dYear Elementary Mechanics the Theory of Equa- tions the Differential and Integral Calculus Newton's Principia sect and Conic Sections 3d Year Geometry of three dimensions and Spherical Trigonometry Analytical Mechanics Hydrostatics Optics and Astronomy Newton's Principia sect 11 and Differential Equations These courses are modified to suit individual circumstances The Student who stands first in each Class at the Examii a- tion which takes place at the close of the Easter Term receives Prize unless he have gained one of the Mathematical Scholarships of the same year IV English Literature and History For the Course of Study in 1854-5 see page 73 The Lectures are given on Tuesday and Fridav from Half- past to and embrace English Literature History and Composition
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