Calendar: 1890-1891 Page 446

446 EVENING CLASSES LOGIC WITII MENTAL AND MORAL SCIENCE ΓγοΓ Edgeworth These Lectures will be continuation of the course begun in the Wiutei Session Lecture from 30 to GREEK Class Class II Xenophon's Anab iii Subject for the University of London Matriculation Examination Professor Warr June 1801 Greek Composition Greek Ex -Abbott's Arnold Greek Gram -Parry's Xeno- Geare phon and Homeric Extracts Lectures from 30 to GERMAN Class General recapitulation of Acci- dence -Syntax -Composition and Dictation -Commercial Idioms and Mercantile German Correspondence optional Prof Buchheim Ph text books Schiller's Historische Skizzen Clarendon Press Buehheim's German Prose Composition Bell and Sons Special attention will be paid in this Class to students preparing for any of the Examinations conducted by the University of London the Civil Service Commissioners as well as to those who wish to qualify for the post of Foreign Correspondents Prize will be awarded by the Professor for the best original Composition in German Class II -Accidence with Exercises -Read- ing Buchheiin's Modern German Reader Part Claren- Δ Reinicke don Press Schiller's Wilhelm Tell School Edition Clarendon Press 25 Lectures from 30 to PRACTICAL MINERALOGY-The Examination of Minerals together with the use of the Blowpipe From to GEOLOGY Course on the Rocks and Fossils of the Secondary and Tertiary formations From to Rev Professor Wiltshire The "Tennant" Prizes are open to such Evening Class Students as have attended either the class of Mineralogy or of Geology during the Academical Year preceding the examination provided they are under 22 "year of age on the day fixed for the examination