Calendar: 1865-1866 Page 295

EVENING CLASSES 295 In order more fully to exemplify the applications of the Science the Professor will endeavour to make arrangements with the members of his Class to take them to various Museums in London including the Museum of Practical Geology and the British Museum also on excursions into the country where the actual field-work of the Geologist will be explained and illustrated XXIII ZOOLOGY Bay and Hour of Attendance-Thursday from to The Lectures on Zoology during the ensuing Term will be upon the Natural History of the Vertebrate Division of the Animal Creation and will embrace the following subjects General structure of Vertebrate Animals-Fishes Classification of Fishes and their arrangement under the following orders Order Acanthoptertgii or Spiny-finned Fishes Perches Sea-pikes Surmullets Gurnards Maigres Sea- breams Mendoles Chaetodons Mackerels Ribbon-fishes Spine-tails or Doctor-fishes Mullets Gobies and Blennies Frog-fishes Wrasses Pipe-fishes &c Order II Malacopterygii or Soft-finned Fishes Carps Pikes Sheat-fishes Salmons Herrings Cod-fishes Flat-fishes Remoras Lump-suckers Blade-fishes Eels and Soft-finned Pipe-fishes &c Order III Plectognathi or Fishes with conjoined Jaws -Diodons Tetraodons File-fishes &c Order IV Cartilaginous Fishes -Sturgeons Chimaeras Sharks Rays &c Order Cyclostomes or Circular-mouthed Fishes Lampreys Myxines Amphioxus &c