Calendar: 1881-1882 Page 358

EVENING CLASSES 359 are Physics and Practical Metallurgy which £1 lis 6d Four Classes are charged £3 10s with 10s 6c extra for each if Practical Chemistry Applied Physics or Practical Metallurgy are taken II Students of this Department who are attending at east two classes have the privilege of becoming "Matri- ulated Students of King's College London by payment of additional fee of £2 12s III The Principal requests each Matriculated Student of this Department on entering his Second Winter Session to contribute the sum of £1 Is towards the expenses of the restoration of the College Chapel IV The Fees for the Summer Course are the same as for the second half of the Winter Course Students who matriculate in any one year are retained on the list of Matriculated Students in subsequent years provided they continue to attend at least two classes VI Boxes are provided in the corridors of the College in which Students may keep their caps and gowns books &c See page 496 VII All fees are to be paid upon entrance It is important to the College authorities that the entries for each Session should as far as possible be made few days before the day fixed for the commencement of the course in order that the necessary arrangements as to Lecturers and Lecture-rooms may be properly made but Students may enter at any time during the Course VIII The College cap and gown which are worn by all Matriculated Students may be purchased from Messrs Cox and Son 28 Southampton Street Strand IX letter of introduction from the Clergyman of the District from the Student's Employer or the Head of his office or from some other known person is in every case required upon entrance Further information may be obtained and Fees may