Calendar: 1889-1890 Page 441

EVENING CLASSES 439 Statics-Rest Definitions and Principles-Principle of the Parallelogram of Forces-Triangle of Forces-Mechanical Powers Hydromechanics-Mechanics of Fluids Definitions and Principles- Laws of Fluid Pressure-Hydromechanical Instruments The Lectures will be illustrated by Experiments and are specially designed with view to meet the requirements of those who may be preparing for the London University Matriculation Examination Lectures from 30 to GEOGRAPHY PRACTICAL Professor Seeley Practical work on Saturday afternoons in the country round London with the London Geological Fie Class during May and June FRENCH Class Professor Moriarty Translation Moliere's "L'Avare" and Translation at sight Composition Commercial Students may substitute Commercial Correspondence for ordinary translation of English into French Text-book-A Ragon's Comm Corresp Hachette Part II Literature Outlines of the History of French Literature in the XVIIth Century -Grammar and the History of the Language will be studied incidentally part of the teaching is carried on in French Class II Grammar Elementary Reading and -η Translation JA UPUIS ΛΑ Lectures from 30 to ARITHMETIC AND BOOKKEEPING Sayer Lectures from 30 to FINE ART Professor Holden Freehand and Model Drawing Shading from the Cast Study of the Antique Design &c Painting Still Life in Oil and Water Colours Life Class Figure and Costume Models Class to PRACTICAL PLANE AND SOLID GEOMETRY AND MECHANICAL DRAWING Webb See page 437 ANIMAL BIOLOGY Practical and Tutorial Martin Sc This is continuation of the Winter Course of Practical Biology Animal and in addition will include tutorial instruction in the Embryology Physiology and Histology of the types included in the Prel Sc and Intermediate Sc Examinations Lectures from to DAIRY FARMING SCIENCE AND PRACTICE OF Frederick James Lloyd Milk -The Production Composition Analysis and Properties of Milk- The Preservation and Distribution of Milk