The Express.
London, England, 1858-11-30 00:00:00

TITLB OF ASSOCILTR 111 ARTS.

CesdlON meet tint he mom that 16 years of age on the
day whet die exambation hegira
I. Alicandidame at this mambadout will be required to
satisfy th examiners in-1. Ansiptle of English sentences
sod parisg, and correction of faulty seatuacee. 2. A short
English somposition. 3. Arithmetic. 4. Geography.
Every cadidate will be requited to 611 up an outline map
of some gauntry to Europe to be named by the exalt:doers,
by inserbg the chief ranges of mountains, the chief rivers,
and the thief towns. Questions will also be set in geo-
graphy. 6. The outlines of English history, including the
anaemia of soveselpa, the Wet events, and the character'
of the Wag ems he each mtgs.
Tie examination is the radhainte of faith and roll-
gke will "mist of questions is—l. The historical scriptures
of the 011 Testament to thedeath of Solomon; the
of St, Lem mad Bt. John, sad the Acts of the A=
Thom whistler themsalvas for examination to Greek will be
expected Marna questions on the same parts of the Greek
Tselamseit.-.2. The Cateehissa, the Meriting and Evening
Imad the outlines of the hishay of
the Book of kemoa Prayer.
111. Everioaaditate will also be required to satisfy the
1111SIASIIII la** at least of the motions marked A, B, C. 1);
or in can of yea four sad in one of those marked IL, F.
81CIION A—Englieh.—This will Imola& qateetions la-
1. Eaglieh Irian, from the eacerics of James I. to the
death of Ate; and the outliers of the history of English
literature arbg the mass peeled. 2. Ilitakspeem's " %log
John," sad 3urke's m' Modem as the Preach Revolu-
tion." 3. "he outlines of *Nal essesay sad English
law. Theemmisatioa tot allied kayoed the saluaits

Weald ot ► !to AM book at " Smith's Width of Nodsls,"
led the Ird %Nos cd " Blackstode's Camadailes." 4.

plecal, and commercial geography. A fair know-
ledge of ono d these four earls of subjects will enable a
oandWate nabs in this adios.
Section B,—Laugusges.-1. 1 Latin. 2. II Greek. 3.
French. 4.oerman. A far knowledge of we of these lan-
guages winnable a oandidate bc pen in this motion.
Sec-nom C.—Mathematios.-1. Pere mathematics, to
difieremiel *kola. inclusive. 2. Mechanics (including
toechanisto)and hydrostatios nesthanatically treated, sur-
veying, andeadration. Algebra to the end of quadratic
equations ai four books of "Euclid" will enable a candidate
to pees in di section. The answers in this motion should
be illustrste by diagrams and drawings, when these can be
Meridians& Great importance will be attached to good
drawing.
Bacr6car D. Physics. —l. Natural philosophy. 2.
Chemistry. Questions will be ea on the fame and general
principles of chemical science. There will be a
practical extelnation in the elereent• of analysis.
3. Vegetably and Animal Physiology. Questions will be
set ore vegetate physiology In general, and the special func-
tions of ,but parts of plants; and on the general types and
characterise. variations of mined structures and functions.
Faris of pints and bones of vertebrae' will be given for de-
scription. 1 Geology and Mineralogy ; comprising the
ascertained .'sets of the structure of the earth, the origin.
cocipositise and tea of rocks, and the history of organic
nowise ; he chemical and physical abstracters, and geo-
metrical lone, of maple minerals. A fair knowledge cd one
of these dame of subjects will enable a candidate to pass in
this section but in all cues a practical acquaintance with
the sethjectroatter will be indispensable. The answers in
this 'sedan desuld be illustrated by diagrams and drawings,
ware thew eon be introduced. Great importance will be
attached toped drawing.
Beare:del—Drawing and architeothret-1. Drawing in
outline foals met or model, and also drawing with light end
dad* from brume. 2. Drawing inpanipsdive. 3. Draw-
ing in ruandesa' a natural object. 4 Design for en orna-
ment or pagan; or, fora picture. 6. Questions founded oa
Wornunis Ipochs of Painting ,1 Books I. 111. IV. V. 6.
Drawing of 'lane, section, and eievadnes, with questions on
the elements, taois of construction. Candidates will be re-
quired to misty the emunimers in 1 end 2 in order to pass
in this dude. and in 3in order to be pistol in the first or
second dlviale of it.
Berrien?.—Music.—l. The gramme of music. 2. The
history end Maniples of musical composition. The airmen's
of thoroughbass will be required in Ordered that a candidate
may pass lathe section. •
Separate late of who distinguish themselves will be
published fa each of the sections A, B,C,D,E,F, arranged in
two division, The names to each fins division will be ar-
ranged in odor of merit ; taps he earth second division al-
ptaociitally. The names of the oder eexesseel candidates
will be primed in • gemeral elphabedeel list. Afire each
successful candidate's same will beheaded his age, the place
of his realeace, and the school (if any) from which he wines

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revised by the satiate, is now in the peels, end is espeeted to
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