Calendar: 1877-1878 Page 332

330 EVENING CLASSES is based upon the principles of representing spoken sounds by specific signs and like sounds by like signs practical knowledge of this system is easily and rapidly acquired The Class Books are the Phonographic Teacher and Manual 33 ADDITIONAL SUBJECTS If any number of Gentlemen not less than Ten shall wish for instruction in any other subject arrangements will be made if possible to meet their wishes VI Fees and Regulations as to Admission The following are the Fees for the Winter Session For any single Course £1 11 6c with the ex- ceptions of Divinity and Practical Chemistry Every Non-Matriculated Student also pays 'is in the Winter Session towards the expense of keeping up the College Library The "Divinity" Class is free to all Students attend- ing any other Class and 10 6d is the fee when no other Class is attended For Practical Chemistry £2 2s for the Course For Four Classes £5 5s for Five Classes £6 ll 3rf In either case 10 6d extra if Practical Chemistry is included II Students of this Department who are attending at least two classes have the privilege of becoming "Matri- culated Students of King's College London by payment of an additional fee of £2 12