Calendar: 1896-1897 Page 177

Summer Session May to July Tuesday 7-1 Students urieliing to iiiakc Inorganic and Organic prepara- lions or to do special work involving the use of considerable quantities of material must defray the additional cost Each Student doing Quantitative work must provide his own set of weights and platinum crucible if required Fees For the Winter Session £4 As for the Summer Session £2 2s GEOLOGY AND GEOGRAPHY WITH MINERALOGY II SeeleY Professor This Course is intended for Students λ 110 wish to prepare for the professions in which Geology has practical applica- tionSj and it is designed for those who take degree in Science The Course is both theoretical and practical It comprises Lectures in Physical Geography Physical Geology Stratigraphical Geology Palaeontology Mineralogy and Petrology Some of the Lectures are given in the morning some are taken in the evening The various departments of the subject will be illustrated by field-work in Geology to examine the facts of Stratifica tion and in Geography to observe the durability of various rocks under the denuding power of wind rain frost rivers and the sea The Course in Mineralogy will be illustrated with the specimens in the Natural History Museum of the College The Mineralogy will include practical examination of the optical and chemical properties of minerals their hardness weight lustre structure and composition and use of the blowpipe The following are the Classes held in the Daytime Class Stratigraphical Geology Monday 10 20-11 20 11 II Paleontology Monday 11 20-12 20 Physical Geography of the Earth Mo η 15-2 15 נ IV Physical Geography of the British Isles Man- day 15-4 15 Physical Geology Tucsdar 2-3 VI Mineralogy Tuesday 3-4 tJ VII Physical Geology Wednesday 4- ii Fees For each Class £2 2s per Term or to 5s per Annum