Calendar: 1867-1868 Page 93

general literature and science 93 The phenomena of the Ocean in reference especially to the investigations of recent date into the depth and character of its bed the direction and force of currents &c with those of the Atmosphere in relation to the perennial winds and mon- soons of inter-tropical lands and seas and the conditions that affect respectively tbe inhabitants of inland or maritime regions will form an important division of the course Finally the geographical distribution of the more important pro- ductions of the natural world mineral vegetable and animal-will be treated of The aim of the entire course will be-the development and illustration of Physical Geography as subject that is closely and vitally connected with the condition and pursuits of mankind in every age and country with the direction and extension of trade and manufacture the advancement of colonial prosperity and the general social life of the present day The Lectures will be illustrated throughout by Maps Sections and Diagrams on large scale Section II REGULATIONS RESPECTING STUDENTS The days for the admission of new Students in the Aca- demicalYear 1867-68 are Wednesday October Wednesday January 22 and Tuesday April 21 An examination of all new Students takes place on their joining the College with the view of ascertaining that they are sufficiently advanced to enable them to take advantage of the College classes The Principal and Professors have the power of sending back for time any who may be considered disqualified for admission The results of this examination are in each case sent to the Student's parent or guardian The Mathematical subjects are Euclid Books II Arith- metic and Elementary Algebra including simple Equations