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Professor J. R. SEELEY, M.A.-Three Lectures, on SATURDAYS,
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ROYAL INSTITUTION of GREAT BRITAIN,

PICCADILLY, W.
LECTURE ARRANGEMENTS AFTER EASTER, 1874.
Lecture Hour, Three o'clock.
Professor W. RUTHERFORD, M.D. F.R.S.-Six Lectures
Nervous System,' on TUESDAYS,' April 14th to May 19th.
Dr. W. H. STONE.-Two Lectures On the Theory of Musical Instru-
ments,' with Musical Illustrations, on TUESDAYS, May 26th and
June 2nd.

On the

WALTER NOEL HARTLEY, Esq. F.C.S.-Four Lectures On the
Atmosphere and its Relations to Life,' on THURSDAYS, April
16th to May 7th.
NEVIL STORY MASKELYNE, Esq. M.A. F.R.S., Keeper of the
Mineral Department, British Museum.-Four Lectures On Phy-

sical Symmetry in Crystals,' on THURSDAYS, May 14th to June ADIES' ASSOCIATION for the EDUCATION

4th.

of WOMEN for the MEDICAL PROFESSION.

ANTHROPOLOGICAL

SOCIETY (President, Dr. CHARNOCK, F.S.A.) meets at 37. ARUNDEL-STREET, Strand, on the First and Third TUESDAYS of each Month, at 8 P.M. Papers for APRIL 7:-1. Prehistoric Antiquities of the Caucasus,' by Dr. KOPERNICKI, Translated by Dr. BARNARD DAVIS, F.R.S. F.S.A.; 2. Roumanian Gypsies'; "The Gypsy Dialect called Sam,' by the President.

SOCIETY.-Cremation now

been performed with perfect success, a Society has been constituted on the basis of the following Declaration, which has been influentially signed :

"We disapprove the present custom of Burying the Dead, and desire to substitute some mode which shall rapidly resolve the body into its component elements by a process which cannot offend the living, and shall render the remains absolutely innocuous. Until some better method is devised, we desire to adopt that usually known as Cremation." All persons desirous of joining the Society or of promoting its objects, are requested to send their Names to the Secretary,

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TUESDAYS, at Half-past Three, April 21, May 5, 19, June 2, 9, 16, 23, and 30. Subscription, including Programmes, Two Guineas. Papini and Sarasate, Violinists, first time in England, with Wiener, Wafaelghem, and Laserre. Pianists, Duvernoy and Alfred Jaell, &c., are engaged. Hon. Tickets issued next week.-Nominations of Members to be sent to J. ELLA, Director, 9, Victoria-square.

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The FRIDAY EVENING MEETINGS will be resumed on April 17th, at 8 o'clock. The Discourse will be given by Mr. W. SPOTTIS WOODE, the Secretary, On the Composition of Colours by Polarized Light,' at 9 P.M. The succeeding Discourses will probably be given by Mr. O. W. Merrifield, Professor Rolleston, Mr. Sedley Taylor, Mr. C. William Siemens, Professor Clifford, the Dean of Westminster, and

To the Friday Evening Meetings Members and their Friends only THE WARDENSHIP of the Church of England

are

Hall of Residence for Students attending the OWENS COL-
LEGE, MANCHESTER, will be VACANT at Midsummer next.
Candidates for the Office are requested to address the SECRETARIES,
W. H. Houldsworth, Esq., Oak Hill, Cheetham. Manchester, or Rev.
E. J. Hone, Warden, 174, Plymouth-grove, Manchester.

ONDON INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION,
KENSINGTON, 1874,

Will be OPEN on EASTER MONDAY, 6th April.
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A. Non-transferable Ticket

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School Tickets
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SATURDAY, APRIL 4, 1874.

UNIOR OXFORD and CAMBRIDGE CLUB HYDE PARK COLLEGE for LADIES,

GLOUCESTER-TERRACE, Hyde Park.
The JUNIOR TERM begins April 13th.
The SENIOR TERM, April 29th.
Prospectuses, containing terms, &c., may be had on application to
the LADY PRESIDENT.

£2.

£3.

£5.

Season Ticket-Holders of 31. and 57. Tickets are registered as Members for Promoting Technical Instruction. Season Tickets can now be had at the Royal Albert Hall, and at the usual Agents.

versities of Oxford, Cambridge, and Trinity College, Dublin, exclu-
sively. Full particulars upon application to the SECRETARY.

Charges for Admission:

6th April to 30th June, 18. daily, except on Wednesdays, 28. 6d. 1st July to 31st October, 18. daily.

EOLOGY.-SIX

G

ELEMENTARY

LEC

TURES, adapted to a Juvenile Audience, will be given by Prof. TENNANT. at his Residence, 149, Strand, W.C., in the Easter Holidays, April 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, at 11 A.M. and 3 P.M.

Terms -Half-a-Guinea for the Course; Five Shillings for Children of Fellows of the following Societies: Geological, Zoological, Chemical, Royal Microscopical, Royal Geographical, Royal Horticultural, Geologists' Association, and Society of Arts.

PRIVATE INSTRUCTION in GEOLOGY and MINERALOGY can be had at 149, Strand, by those unable to attend Public Lectures.

ALOUD. Miss EMILY FAITHFULL

continues her PRIVATE LESSONS and CLASSES for Home
Reading, Public Speaking, Pronunciation, English Composition, &c.
RESIDENT PUPILS received for a term of six or eight weeks.
LECTURES ON ELOCUTION, English Literature, Poetry, and
Art, given by arrangement at Literary Institutes.
Apply to SECRETARY, 50, Norfolk-square, Hyde Park, London.

for

Association to a Lady preparing to enter the Medical Profession.-For
conditions, &c., apply to the Hon. Sec., Miss BAILEY, 34, Monument-
lane, Birmingham.

HE MIDDLESEX HOSPITAL MEDICAL

MENCE on FRIDAY, May 1-For Prospectus, containing informa- DEVON and CORNWALL GIRLS' SCHOOL

tion as to and Appoint-
ments, &c., apply to

ROBERT KING, B.A. M.B., Dean.
GEORGE'S HOSPITAL MEDICAL

May 4.-Prospectuses and full particulars may be obtained on appli
catíon, personally or by letter, to the TREASURER or DEAN of the
SCHOOL, at the Hospital.

MASTER is REQUIRED for this School at the end of the
current Session.-Applications and Testimonials must be sent to Mr.
ALEXANDER BROWN, Clerk to the Directors, 4, North-street, Dand-street,
Edinburgh, on or before 20th April next.

of

CHELTENHill become VACANT on the 1st of April next

Candidates, who must be Clergymen in full Orders of the Church of England and Graduates of Oxford or Cambridge, are requested to send in to the SECRETARY, at the College, Cheltenham, not later than April 14th, Twenty-five copies of Testimonials.

The fixed Salary is 800l. per annum, which is augmented by a Capitation fee of 21. per Boy on every Boy above 200. The present numbers are 663. The Council are endeavouring to procure a Residence for the Principal, and until one be found, an equivalent in house-rent will be given.- Further particulars on application to the SECRETARY, at the College, Cheltenham.

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UEEN'S COLLEGE,

LONDON,

3, STRATFORD-PLACE, OXFORD-STREET, W.
Incorporated by Royal Charter, 1853, for the general
Education of Ladies, and for granting Certificates of Knowledge.
Patrons - Her Majesty the QUEEN, H.R.H. the PRINCESS of

WALES.

cation. ACADEMY. A FRENCH

Visitor-The LORD BISHOP of LONDON.

The Classes in the College and School will meet for the Easter Term on MONDAY, April 20. Special Classes are formed for Greek and for Conversation in Modern Languages. Individual Instruction in Vocal and Instrumental Music. Arrangements are made for receiving Boarders.-Prospectuses may be obtained on application to Miss GROVE, at the College-office.

E. H. PLUMPTRE, M.A., Dean.

DUBLIN.

TRINITY

The PROVOST and SENIOR FELLOWS of TRINITY COL-
LEGE, DUBLIN, will proceed, on SATURDAY, 18th April next, to
elect a PROFESSOR of ASTRONOMY, in place of Dr. Brunnow, who
is about to resign the office. The Salary is 700l. a year, subject to a
charge of 90%. a year for an Assistant. The Professor has also the use
of a House and Fifteen Irish Acres of Land, free of Rent and Taxes.
-Application to be made to the REGISTRAR before the 11th of April.
March 11, 1874.
ANDREW S. HART, Registrar.

COLLEGE,

L'

EAMINGTON COLLEGE.The next Term commences on MAY 8th. There are Scholarships at the College and to the Universities. The Terms of the Boarding-House are 70 and 80 Guineas; for Sons of Professional men, 10 Guineas less. These charges include the College Fees-For Prospectus, &c., apply to the Rev. JOSEPH WOOD, the Head Master; or to the Rev. J. S. RUDDACH, Chaplain and House Master.

PRICE
THREEPENCE

REGISTERED AS A NEWSPAPER

THE WESTERN COLLEGE,

EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATION, in

connexion with University College, London -SUBJECTS for
SUMMER SESSION, beginning MONDAY, April 13:-
ENGLISH LITERATURE (Prof. Morley)- Morning Class: Ten Lec-
tures on Milton's Poems. Evening Class: Eight Lectures on the
Study of English.

FRENCH LITERATURE (Prof. Cassal)-Eight Lectures on the
Literature and History of France during the Revolution.
ITALIAN (Prof. Volpe)-Eight Lectures on Dante, and on the Lan
guage and Literature.

LOGIC (Prof. Robertson)-Eight Lessons on Inductive Logic.
FRENCH HISTORY (Prof. Beesly)-Five Lectures on the Reign of
Louis Philippe.

BRIGHTON.

ENGLISH HISTORY (Prof. Bund)-Eight Lectures: 1. General
Course, from the Accession of Henry VII.; 2. Special Course, On
the Reigns of William III. and Anne.
Prospectuses to be had in the Office at the College; or of J. E.
MYLNE, Esq., 27, Oxford-square, Hyde Park, W.

(Limited), PLYMOUTH.

The Council of this School are prepared to receive Applications for the Appointment of HEAD MISTRESS. It is requested that Applications may be sent in before the 15th of April next. Further information may be obtained of the Hon. Secretaries, Rev. J. METCALFE, M.A., Christ Church Vicarage, Plymouth. Rev. F. E. ANTHONY, M.A., 13, Woodland-terrace, Plymouth.

HOUSE, GREAT MALVERN.

-This well-known SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES will REOPEN for the Summer Term on the 17th APRIL.-For particulars apply to Mrs. JAY, Wellington House.

DUF

UFFIELD HOUSE, Lower Norwood, Surrey. -The ensuing TERM will commence (D.V.) the 2nd of MAY. Fees inclusive. Masters attend for Literature, Music, Singing, Drawing, Dancing, Calisthenics, and the German and Italian Languages. English and Parisienne Resident-Governesses. Prospectuses on appli

SCHOOL.-First-class BOARD and

EDUCATION in LANCASHIRE.-In order to increase the number of Pupils, Daughters of Clergymen and Professional Men taken at greatly reduced terms. Highest references. - Address X. Y. O., Messrs. Deacon's, Leadenhall-street, London.

EDUCATION

for GIRLS at SOUTHSIDE HOUSE, WESTON-SUPER-MARE.-Principals: Mr. and Mrs. H. B. SMITH and Miss FERRIS.-The Course of Study is adapted to the Standard of the Cambridge Local Examinations, and is under the personal supervision of Mr. H. B. Smith and Miss Ferris, who have had considerable experience in Teaching, and have successfully passed Pupils at the Cambridge and Oxford Local Examinations.

DUCATION.-SEA-SIDE (WORTHING).-Prepara

vice Examinations, by the late Principal of a Public School, in connexion with the London University, assisted by a Cambridge Wrangler; Modern Languages taught and spoken.-Letters may be addressed to C. R., care of Messrs. Rivington, Waterloo-place, London.

EDUCATION (superior).

BLACKHEATH.

Mrs. CATTERUS, of Gatefield House, College Park, Lee, RECEIVES a FEW YOUNG LADIES only for Board and Education. Terms moderate. Professors in daily attendance. Lofty Rooms, large Recreation Grounds, Hot and Cold Baths, Diet unlimited.-For Prospectuses, address LADY PRINCIPAL.

Principal-Dr. W. PORTER KNIGHTLEY, F.C.P.

The Pupils of this long-established School enjoy the highest Educational advantages in preparing for Mercantile life, as well as for the various Competitive Examinations, whether of the Oxford and Cambridge Local, the University Matriculation, the Civil Service, the

Military Colleges, or Direct Commissions, in all of which Dr. Knight-A GENTLEMAN, of ten years' experience in Teach

ley's Pupils have taken high places in the Honour List.

In addition to the intellectual and moral training, superior health conditions are secured by all the appliances of a well-arranged resi dence in this favourite Watering-place. - Prospectuses of terms and class-lists may be obtained by application to the PRINCIPAL, personally or by letter.

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MANUSCRIPT SOCIETY'S PUB-
LICATIONS.-All the Books published by this Society can
now be obtained from
BERNARD QUARITCH, 15, Piccadilly, London.

The Library Messengers call to deliver Books at the
Residences of Subscribers in every part of London, on a plan
which has given general satisfaction for many years.
Prospectuses Postage-free on application.

SIR ROBERT

STRANGE'S

ENGRAVED WORKS.-A good Copy of this Collection of Historical Prints (dedicated to the King), engraved from Pictures by the most celebrated Painters of the Roman, Florentine, Lombard, Venetian, and other Schools, with Descriptive Remarks on the same, by Sir ROBERT STRANGE, atlas folio, 50 beautiful Engravings after the Old Masters, fine and brilliant impressions (pub. at 731 108.), half morocco, gilt edges, to be sold for 361. cash.-Apply at once to

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ARTIFICIAL TEETH.-Persons

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Shells, Fossils, Minerals, Books, Cabinets, &c.

C. STEVENS will SELL

at his Great Rooms, 38, King-street, Covent-garden, on SATURDAY and MONDAY, April 18 and 20, at Half-past 12 precisely each day, the Collection of SHELLS, FOSSILS, MINERALS, &c., formed by J. PICKERING, Esq.; together with the Cabinets and Books, which will be sold without reserve. Also the BOTANICAL LIBRARY of the late WILLIAM WILSON, Esq., F.R.S., &c. On view the morning of Sale, and Catalogues had.

TAUGHT an able

PROFESSOR, the Author of two Handbooks on the Art.-
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WOOD ENGRAVING.-Mr. GILKS, Author of two Handbooks on
the Art, gives PRIVATE LESSONS, at his Studio, 11, King's-road,
Bedford-row, London, W.C.

TO COLLECTORS of OLD ENGRAVINGS,

&c.

ALFRED TARRANT, Drawing Mounter, from many years of practical experience, can confidently undertake the MOUNTING and RESTORING of OLD ENGRAVINGS and DRAWINGS, the arrangement into Books of Newspaper Cuttings, Photographs, &c., and any work connected with Fine-Art Publications.

J. C. STEVENS will SELL

at his Great Rooms, 38, King-street, Covent-garden, on FRI-
DAY, April 10, at Half-past 12 o'clock precisely, SCIENTIFIC PRO-
PERTY, consisting of Microscopes and Objects for same, Telescopes,
Opera and Race Glasses, Barometers, Cameras and Lenses, and other
Photographic Apparatus, and the usual Miscellaneous Assortment.
On view the morning of Sale, and Catalogues had.

Now ready, price 2s. 6d.
SCIENCE, for APRIL.

NAVAL, O.C. IEP., and JOS. WOOLEY, LL.D. F.R.A.S.

Contents.

1. The Geometrical Theory of Stability for Ships and other Floating Bodies.

2. Admiral Fishbourne on Naval Architecture.

3. On the Building of Iron Merchant Vessels.

4. The Compound Engine in War Ships.

5. Utilization of Ocean Wave-power.

Edited by E. J.

6. Mechanical Forces in Heavy Ordnance.

7. The Deviation of the Compass.

8. On Waves and Rolling. By M. Émile Bertin, of Cherbourg.

9. On the Complete Motion of a Ship Oscillating in Still Water.
Abridged from a Memoir by MM. De Benazé and Rizbec.
10. Mr. Froude's Resistance Experiments upon H.M.S. Greyhound.
Reviews, &c.

NAVAL SCIENCE, for 1873. Cloth, price 12s. 6d.

London Lockwood & Co.

No. LXXXIX., APRIL, 1874, price 38. 6d.

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MEMOIRS.

(To be continued Quarterly.)
J. & A. Churchill, New Burlington-street.

Now ready, No. LIV. New Series, price 48. UARTERLY JOURNAL of MICROSCOPICAL SCIENCE.

of MENTAL SCIENCE (pub

lished by Authority of the Medico-Psychological Association).
Edited by HENRY MAUDSLEY, M.D. and T. S. CLOUSTON, M.D.
Contents.
The Morrisonian Lectures on Insanity, for 1873. Edited by T. S.
Clouston, M.D.
The Morbid Psychology of Criminals: the Special Delusions of Pri-
soners. By David Nicolson, M. B.

Two Cases of Insanity dependent on Syphilis. By Samuel Wilks, M.D.
The Madmen of the Greek Theatre. By J. R. Gasquet, M.B.
Pathological Appearances observed in the Brains of the Insane. By
W. G. Balfour, L.R.C.S. E.

Jean Jacques Rousseau: a Psychological Study. By J. Hawkes, M.D.
Departmental Asylums in the North-West of France. By J. Wilkie
Burman, M.D.
Clinical Notes and Cases-Reviews of Recent Books on Mental Science

Psychological Retrospect-Notes and News-Obituary-Appoint- THE BUILDER, conducted

ments, &c.

The Gastra Theory, the Phylogenetic Classification of the Animal
Kingdom and the Homology of the Germ-Lamellae. By Ernst
Haeckel. Translated by E. Perceval Wright, F.L.S., Sec.
R.I.A., Professor of Botany, Trin. Coll. Dublin. With Plate.
Atmospheric Micrography. By the Rev. M. J. Berkeley, M.A.
F.L.S.

NOTES and MEMORANDA.-A Finder for Hartnack's Microscopes-
The Potato Disease - Mounting in Balsam-An Aid to Micro-
scopical Drawing-Cryptogams in the Interior of Eggs-Supposed
Encysted Entozoon with Ova-Lostorfer's Syphilis-Corpuscles-A
New Section-Cutter-Dr. Reijner on Synovial Membranes.
QUARTERLY CHRONICLE of MICROSCOPICAL SCIENCE.
Histology.

PROCEEDINGS of SOCIETIES. Royal Microscopical Society -
Medical Microscopical Society-Liverpool Medical Institution-
Dublin Microscopical Club-East Kent Natural History Society.
J. & A. Churchill, New Burlington-street.

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EVENI N G

A Family Magazine.
EDITED BY LADY BARKER.

Monthly, large 8vo. 64 pages, price 6d. well Illustrated.

Contents for APRIL, 1874.

My Story. By the Author of 'Patty.' Chapters 10 to 12. With Page
Engraving.

The Resurrection and Thomas's Doubt: a Biblical Story. By the Rev.
Gordon Calthrop. M.A.

Invocation of the Spirit. By the Rev. E. H. Bickersteth, M.A.
On Venomous Snakes and their Bites. (Concluded.)

The London Needlewomen By Ellen Barlee. With Page Engraving.
An Hour with George Herbert.

North-North-West. By S. E. Waller. (Continued.)

Notes on Cooking. By Lady Barker.

Skating all the Year Round. By the Rev. James Pycroft.
Leonard's Prescription. By Mrs. R. O'Reilly.
Notices of Books.

London: William Hunt & Co. 23, Holles-street, W.

Now ready, beautifully and profusely illustrated, Part I. of the

REVIEW of METAL

LURGY, PUBLIC WORKS, SCIENCE, and the INDUSTRIAL ARTS; being the ENGLISH EDITION of Revue Universelle des Mines, de la Metallurgie, des Travaux Publics, des Sciences, et des Arts Appliqués a l'Industrie,' conducted by M. CH. de CUYPER, Professor in Ordinary to the Faculty of Sciences at the University of Liége, Inspector of Studies in the School of Arts, Manufactures, and Mines, &c.

Contents of Part I. 1. Notes on Coke Ovens, with Two Plates.

2. Steel Rails as used by the Principal Railway Companies in France. 3. Applied Chemistry, as illustrated at the Universal Exhibition of Vienna, in 1873.

4. The International Congress on Patents of Invention.

5. On the Conditions of the Manufacture of Extra-Siliceous Pig Iron in the Blast Furnace

6. Notes on Work performed by Compressed Air, with a Plate.

7. Boring Machines worked by Compressed Air; applied to Mining Operations on the System of MM. Dubois and François, with five Plates.

8. The Economy of Fuel: Experiments on a Boiler and a SteamEngine of 110 Horse-power, made at Lhoest-Lammens & Co.'s Paper-Mills, Maestricht, with two Plates.

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