The College, Brixton Hill.
The College, Brixton Hill.
The College, Brixton Hill.
Thanet Collegiate School.
Amsterdam House.
Amsterdam House.
The College, Brixton Hill.
Great Ealing School.
Woodville House.
Grove School, Wrexham.
Amsterdam House.

The College, Brixton Hill.
Amsterdam House.

Amsterdam House.

Cruickshank, W.
Deacon, H. J.
Dodds, W. T.
Farmer, J.
Fry, G. J. H.
Hallewell, C.
Haughton, R.
Haydon, F.
Heard, É. H.
Holden, T. E.
Hollier, W.
Hobbs, D. O.
Hook, A. H.
Hoyle, T.

Hughes, T. W.
I'Anson, C.
Jewell, G. H.
Kite, G. H.

Cowper's H. School.

Amsterdam H.

Grove School, Wrexham.

Brighton Proprietary School. Dane Hill House.

Avenue Place School.

Dunmow Diocesan School.

Thanet Collegiate School.

Fulland's House.

Woodville House.

Elvin House.

Avenue Place School.
Elvin House.

Weston Grove School, Bath.
The Elms, Wolverhampton.
Avenue Place School.
Woodville House.
The College, Sydenham.
Amsterdain House.
Thanet Collegiate School.
Grove School, Wrexham.
Grove School, Wrexham.
Avenue Place School.
Brighton Proprietary School.
Woodville House.
Great Ealing School.

Thanet Collegiate School.
Priory School.

Fulland's House.

Avenue Place School.

Lawther, W. J.

Cobbett, A. R.
Coleman, A.
Coleman, H. J.
Collingridge, J. H.
Cologan, W. H.
Cooper, J. R.
Cooper, E.
Creswick, C. E.
Dale, G.
Dewhirst, W. I.
Drake, A.
Duncum, W.
Edwards, C.
Embling, O.
Fenn, F.
Finch, F.
Foord, G.
Ford, H.
Ford, S. P.
Fowler, J. A.
Francis, C.
Gardner, H.
Gilbertson, A.

Goddard, D. F.
Gould, F. H.
Green, W.
Griffiths, J.
Hamilton, E.
Harrison, A.
Hart, R.
Harvey, J.
Harwood, H.
Hawkins, C.
Hawkins, E. W.
Head, S. E.
Herbert, P. H.
Hill, J.
Hoar, C. W.
Hoare, T.
Howard, E. T.
Illingworth, W.
Jones, J. J.
Kelsey, O. W.
King, G. G.
Kirk, A.
Knight, A. W.
Lander, H.
Lockyer, T. F.
Loveridge, G. A.
McEvoy, G. P.
Mann, J. E. J.
Margerison, J. G.
Marten, H. J.
May, J. T.
Meadway, G.
Medworth, H.
Moore, D. E.
Norris, A.
Notley, F. C.
Oulton, C. A.
Ozorio, L.

Patterson, C. S.
Payne, G.
Payze, E. G.
Payze, P. C.
Pearson, H.
Tedd r, G. W.
Ferrott, C. D.
Pheysey, E.
Pidcock, B. C.
Pike, G.
Plumb, E.
Pyle, J.

Randall, R.

Ray, W. H.

Reed, F.

Sampson, A.

Sanderson, T.

Shelley, J.

Sherrie, J.P.

Shoesmith, J. S.

Slipper, J.

Southgate, W.

Sutton, W.

Sutton, C.

Tasker, F. N. Tucker, L.

Ewen, Miss E.

Vivian, W.

Great Ealing School.

The College, Brixton Hill.
The College, Brixton Hill.
Dane Hill House.
Great Ealing School.
Brighton Proprietary School.
Thanet Coll. School.
Thanet Coll. School.
Amsterdam House.
Woodville House.
Thanet Coll. School.
Great Ealing School.
Dane Hill House.

Brighton Proprietary School.
Stoke Hall School.
Thanet Coll. School.
Grove House, Folkstone.
Amsterdam House.

The Elms, Wolverhampton.
Brighton Proprietary School.
Brighton Proprietary School.
Orsett School.

Thanet Coll. School.
Stoke Hall School.
Great Ealing School.
The Elms, Wolverhampton.
The Elms, Wolverhampton.
The College, Brixton Hill.
Brighton Proprietary School.
Orsett House.

Great Ealing School.
Stoke Hall School.
Amsterdam House.
Elvin House.

Brighton Proprietary School.
Brighton Proprietary School.
Brighton Proprietary School.
The College, Brixton Hill.
The College, Sydenham.
Fulland's House.
Woodville House.
Thanet Collegiate School.
Amsterdam House.

Dunmow Diocesan School.
Woodville House.
Brighton Proprietary School.
Amsterdam House.
Elm House.

Thanet Collegiate School.
The College, Sydenham.
Brighton Proprietary School.
Dane Hill House.
College House, Croydon.
Stoke Hall School.

Thanet Collegiate School.
The Elms, Wolverhampton.

Great Ealing School.
Thanet Collegiate School.
Thanet Collegiate School.

The College, New Brighton.
Amsterdam House.
Fulland's House.
Elm House.

Thanet Collegiate School.
Thanet Collegiate School.
Woodville House.
Stoke Hall School.
Thanet Collegiate School.
Thanet Collegiate School.
The College, Brixton Hill.
Amsterdam House.
Weston Grove School.
Fulland's House.

Elm House.

Stoke Hall School.
Fulland's House.
The College, Brixton Hill.
Fulland's House.

Brighton Proprietary School.
The College, New Brighton.
Brighton Proprietary School.
Grove House, Folkestone.
Stoke Hall School.
Dane Hill House,
Dane Hill House.
Priory School.
Fulland's House.

Brighton Proprietary School.
Amsterdam House.
Amsterdam House.
Dane Hill House.

Amsterdam House.
Amsterdam House.
Great Ealing School.
Brighton Proprietary School.
Great Ealing School.
Brighton Proprietary School.
College House, Croydon.
The College, Sydenhamn.
Brighton Proprietary School.

COLLEGE OF PRECEPTORS.

A Meeting of the Council was held on June 7th. Present:-Mr. A. Hill, V.P., in the Chair, Dr. Adams, Dr. Aldom, Mr. Bidlake, Mr. Isbister, Rev. Dr. Jacob, Rev. W. T. Jones, Mr. Kimber, Mr. Knightley, Mr. Long, Dr. Palmer, Mr. R. Palmer, Dr. Pearce, Dr. Pinches, Dr. Schaible, Dr. W. Smith, Dr. White, and Dr. E. T. Wilson.

A design for a new College seal was submitted to the Council by Dr. White and Mr. Bidlake, which was approved and adopted.

The following gentlemen, whose seats in the Council had been vacated by non-attendance, were re-elected:-Rev. Dr. Collis, Dr. W. B. Hodgson, Rev. H. A. Holden, Rev. W. C. Izard, Rev. T. F. Lee, Rev. W. A. Osborne, Mr. J. Payne, Mr. J. Reynolds, Rev. Dr. Temple, and Rev. J. S. Watson.

The following gentlemen were elected Members of the College:

Rev. J. A. Emerton, D.D., Hanwell.

Mr. C. G. K. Gillespie, Bath.

Rev. W. F. Greenfield, M.A., Dulwich College.
Mr. D. Nasmith, Norland Square.
Rev. W. J. Pickard, Culham College.
Mr. T. B. Smith, Nottingham.
Mr. J. Thomas, Willenhall.

21st.

A Meeting of the Council was held on June Present-Mr. A. Hill, V. P., in the Chair, Dr. Aldom, Mr. Isbister, Rev. Dr. Jacob, Rev. W. T. Jones, Mr. Kimber, Mr. M'Leod, Dr. Pinches, Dr. Skerry, Dr. Templeton, and the Rev. J. S. Watson.

On the motion of Mr. Isbister, it was resolved that steps should be taken to obtain the recognition of the College Certificates as exempting their holders from being required to pass the Prelimi nary General Examination lately instituted for young men intended for the legal profession. The following gentlemen were elected Members of the College .

Mr. R. Lloyd, Westbury.

Mr. W. W. Pyne, Lancing.
Mr. R. Watson, Walworth.

Mr. T. F. Wilkins, M.A., York.

BENEVOLENT FUND.

Alphabetical List of the Principal College and School Books, and New Editions, published during the Month ending June 30.

Arithmetic (A Graduated).-Book the First. F'cap. Sv
cl. swd. 6d., el. bds. 18. A. Ireland and Co.
Ferguson The River Names of Europe. By Rober
Ferguson. Williams and Norgate.
Galbraith-Manual of Mechanics. By Rev. J. A. Gal-
braith and Rev. S. Haughton. Sixth edition, fcap. Sr
sewed, 3s; cloth, 3s. 6d. Longman and Co.
Harris-Easy Exercises in English Grammar and Com
position. By the Rev. James Harris, M.A. 18
cloth, 1s. Whittaker and Co.

Hudson-Cambridge School and College Text Books;
Elementary Trigonometry. By T. P. Hudson, M.A.
12mo, cloth, 3s. 6d. Bell and Daldy.
Latham-Elements of Comparative Philology. By ..
Latham, M.A. 8vo, cloth, 218. Walton and Maberly,
Le Brethon's French Exercises (Key to). New edita
Svo, cloth, 7s. Lockwood and Co.

Popular Educator (The). Vol. I. New edition, 4to, cloth 5s. Cassell and Co.

Routledge The Handbook of Cricket.

No.in

Register.

SITUATIONS VACANT.
Qualifications Required.

$41. (i.) Mathematics with Chemistry or Drawing.

(i) Classics and History, with Drawing or Chemistry. Salaries 601. In Warwickshire.

815. To superintend the pupils in a Grammar School during the evenings, and to give instruction to the Head Master's son for a few hours daily. Moderate Classics and Mathematics required. Salary 607. In Essex. 846. English subjects, with Junior Classics and Mathematics. Salary from 451. In Town.

848. Writing, and Junior Mathematics. Near Town.

850. Junior Master, English subjects, Writing, Arithmetic, and Junior Latin. Salary from 30. In Suffolk.

851. Junior Mathematics and English. Salary from 201. to 301. In Herts. 853. (i.) A Tutor to prepare a Pupil for Eton during the Vacation. In Town. (ii) French or German, Classics, English, and Elementary Mathematics. In Kent.

854. Music, French, German, and English. Near Town. 856. English, Drawing, and Piano. In Sussex.

857. Drawing, and to assist generally. Salary 301. In Yorkshire.

$58. (i.) Classics: an Oxford or Cambridge Graduate. A Title for Holy Orders may be obtained. Salary 801.

(ii.) Junior Classical and general Assistant. A Title for Holy Orders may be obtained. Salary from 40l. to 607.

(iii.) Writing, Book-keeping, and Commercial subjects, with French thoroughly. Salary from 401. to 601. In Devonshire. $59. Middle Classics and Mathematics. Salary 50l. In Devonshire. 860. (i.) Classics, and moderate Mathematics. Salary 501. (i.) Mathematics, and moderate Classics. Salary 507. (iii.) French, German, and Piano. Salary 607.

(iv.) Drawing, Junior French, Latin, Arithmetic. Salary 357. In Kent. $61. (i.) Assistant Classical Master in a University School in Ireland. Salary 807. non-resident.

(ii) Mathematical Master. Salary 1007. non-resident. Both these Masters must be Irishmen.

862. French and Drawing. Salary from 251. to 307. 863. Junior Latin and French, with English subjects. 661. (i.) English and French. Salary 261.

Near Town.

Salary 25l. In Berks.

(ii.) English, with Junior Latin. Salary 267. (iii.) Junior English Master. Salary 207. In Somerset. 866. Classics, Mathematics, and English subjects. Salary 120l. In Australia. $57. English, French, and Drawing. Salary about 307. In Town.

SES. (i.) French and German. Salary 501. (ii) Music. Salary 501. (iii) Drawing and Writing. Salary 501. Near Town.

$53. English Master. Salary 24.; time for private pupils. In France. $71. Classics and Mathematics. Salary 50l. to 701. Near Town. $72. English, French, and Rudiments of Latin. Salary 401. $73. Middle Classics, Junior Mathematics, and English. Shropshire.

In Somerset.

Salary 401. In

Salary from 607.

$76. Classics, Junior Mathematics, and English subjects. to 1007. Near Town. For September. 877. Middle Classics, and English thoroughly. Salary 601. In Town. 878. High Mathematics, with junior Classics. Salary from 1007. Near Town. 879. German and Drawing. Salary 1007. In Warwickshire. 880. Moderate Mathematics, Classics, and English. Gloucestershire.

Salary 50. In

551. (i.) Senior Classical Master, good composition, with Arithmetic and Algebra. A Graduate of Oxford or Cambridge required. A Title to Orders may be given. Salary 1007.

(ii.) Junior Classics, Arithmetic, and Writing. About 25 years of age. Salary 501. In Cheshire.

2. English, Writing, and junior Latin. A Master required for 4 or 5 weeks. Salary 21. 28. per week, non-resident. Near Town.

3. Latin, Junior Mathematics, and English. Salary 301. to 407. 51. Classics, Mathematics, and English. Salary 607. Near Town.

ster.

ASSISTANT MASTERS REQUIRING

ENGAGEMENTS. Qualifications.

7. German and French. As Visiting Master.

9. German, French, Spanish, Latin, and Drawing. As Visiting Master. 5. Classics, Prose and Verse Composition, Mathematics, Mechanics, Hydrostatics, English, French, and Italian. As Visiting Master. E. French and German. A Lady. As Visiting Governess.

2. French, German, and Elements of Italian and Latin. As Visiting Master. Natural and Experimental Sciences. Mathematics, German, and Drawing. German Graduate. Age 33. As Visiting Master.

0. Classics, Mathematics, French, and English Subjects. M.A. of St. Andrews, and LL.B. of London. As Visiting Master.

1042. French, German, English Subjects, Elements of Italian and Latin, with Drawing. A Lady. Age 40. As non-resident governess, or for private pupils.

1060. Classics, English Literature, Rhetoric, Logic and Mental Philosophy. M.A. of Aberdeen. Visiting Master.

1071. Classics, Mathematics, & general English. Visiting, or Private Pupils. 1074. Latin, French, Drawing, English, and Algebra. Age 31. Salary 427. 1118. German, French, Dutch, English, Drawing in all styles, and Fortifi. cation. Age 40. As Visiting Master.

1130. German. A Lady. As Visiting Teacher.

1133. Classics, French, Mathematics, and English. As non-resident or Visiting Master.

1173. French and German, Classics and Mathematics. LL.D. of the Univ. of Paris. Age 37. Visiting, or private pupils.

1187. Mathematics, Latin, French, English, and Practical Science. Visiting Master.

1210. Drill Master.

1212. French, German, Classics, and Moral Philosophy. Visiting Master. 1213. Mathematics, Classics, French, Natural Science, and elementary German. B.A. Lond. Salary 1007.

1214. French, Fortification, Drawing, and Military Preparation. As Visiting Master.

1221. Classics, Mathematics, Surveying, Fortification, and French. As Visiting Master.

1222. Classics, Mathematics, English. M.A. Aberdeen. Age 23. Salary 507. 1226. Mathematics, Junior Classics, and English subjects. Age 21. Salary 707. resident, 907. non-resident.

1227. French. A Lady. Salary from 30l. to 40%.

1234. English thoroughly, Mathematics, Mechanics, Music, and Drawing. Age 25. Salary 801. resident; 1007. non-resident.

1235. Junior Classics, Mathematics, English, Land-surveying. Salary 1007. non-resident.

1238. Classics, and elementary Mathematics. Undergrad. Ch. Ch. Oxford. Age 24. Salary 807.

1239. Piano and Singing. A Lady, formerly a student of R.A.M. Nonresident.

1241. French, German, and Italian. Age 32. Salary 401.; or non-resident, 701.

1242. Mathematics and Junior Classics. M.A. Camb. Salary 601. 1215. English, French, Music, and the rudiments of Latin. A Lady. Age 22. Salary 307. As Morning Governess.

1246. Piano, Singing, Violin, Harmonium, and Organ. Age 26. Salary about 80%.

1247. Drawing Master. Age 34. Salary 80l., non-resident.

1249. Mathematics. Age 23. Salary Sol. For Midsummer. 1250. German, French, and Pianoforte. Age 30. Salary 507. to 607. 1250 a. German, French, Hebrew, Drawing (elementary), English subjects, Book-keeping, and Junior Latin. Age 25. Salary not an object. 1253. Mathematics, Classics, and English. B.A. Cambridge. Pupils.

Private

1260. Classics, Mathematics, English, Hebrew, and Junior French. Age 32. Non-resident, or Private Pupils.

1262. Mathematics. A Wrangler. Scholar of Christ's College, Cambridge. Age 24. Non-resident.

1263. High Classics, Junior Mathematics, and English subjects. B.A. and Fellow of Magdalen College, Cambridge. Visiting, or Private Pupils. 1267. French and Drawing. Salary 201. Age 21.

1269. Classics, Mathematics, and English subjects. Age 36. Salary 501. to 607.

1270. Classics, Mathematics, French, and English subjects. Age 25. Salary 601.

1272. English, Arithmetic, Latin, Pianoforte, and Organ. Age 18. Salary 357. to 40%.

1274. Classics, Mathematics, and English subjects. Age 33. Salary, re

sident, 801.; non-resident, 1007.

1275. English Subjects, Mathematics, Mensuration, and Book-keeping. Age 29. Salary 601.

1277. Junior Classics, and Mathematics, with English. Age 23. Requires time for study. Salary immaterial.

1278. Classics, and Junior Mathematics, with English subjects. Age 21. M.A. Aberdeen. Salary 607.

1279. Classics, Junior Mathematics, English, and Hebrew. Age 22. M.A. Aberdeen. Salary 607.

1280. Classics, Mathematics, English, and the Elements of French. Age 23. M.A. Aberdeen. Salary 607.

1281. English, French, Italian, Music, & Drawing. Could take the management of an entire establishment. A Lady. Age 46. Salary moderate. 1282. English, German, Latin, French, and the Rudiments of Music. A Lady. Age 25. Salary according to circumstances.

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NATURAL PHILOSOPHY S

AND ASTRONOMY ENGINEERING AND FORTIFICATION .............................

EXAMINERS.

NATURAL HISTORY:

Geology, Mineralogy,Physiology, Zoology, & Botany

F. Braudicourt, Esq., B.A., R.Mil. Acad., Woolwich.

C. Schaible, Esq., Ph.D., M.D., Examiner in the University of London, Royal Mil. Acad., Woolwich. Professor Wintzer, King's College, London.

Falck Lebahn, Esq., Ph.D.

HEBREW AND ORIENTAL (Dr. L. Loewe, M.R.A.S., late Principal of the Jews' College.
Rev. R. Wilson, D.D., St. John's College, Cambridge.
K. Kalisch, Ph.D., Berlin.

LANGUAGES...

The College of Preceptors was incorporated in 1849, by Royal Charter, "for the Purpose of promoting sound learning and of advancing the interests of Education, Dare especially among the middle classes." The principal means employed to secure se objects are: 1st. The periodical examination of teachers and of pupils. 2nd. The union of teachers of every class in a corporate body, so that they may have a nized position on a par with that enjoyed by the other learned professions. 3rd. The making of provision for the families of deceased, aged, and poor members. 4th. The providing of a medium of communication between Principals of Schools and Assistants of good character and attainments. 5th. The periodical bringing together of teachers for the discussion of subjects in which the scholastic profession is Interested.

The annual subscription is One Guinea. There is no entrance fee. A single payment of Ten Guineas confers the privilege of Life Membership.

All persons engaged in education are admissible as Members of the Corporation; and persons desirous of joining it, or of promoting its objects, may, on application to ite Secretary, obtain all necessary information, together with copies of the Bye-Laws, and of the Regulations respecting the Examinations of Candidates for the College Diplomas and of the Pupils of Schools in Union with the College.

CHEMISTRY

MORAL AND POLITICAL PHILOSOPHY

CIVIL AND COMMERCIAL LAW......................................

DRAWING

EXAMINERS.

Rev. W. T. Jones, M.A., F.C.P., Queens' Coll., Cambridge.

C. P. Mason, Esq., B.A., Fellow of Univ. College, London. Dr. C. H. Pinches, F.C.P., F.R.A.S.

H. F. Bowker, Esq., Christ's Hospital.

Rev. R. Wilson, D.D., F.C.P., St. John's Coll., Cambridge.
Rev. W. T. Jones, M.A., F.C.P., Queens' Coll., Cambridge.
Rev. P. Smith, B.A. Lond.

Rev. W. F. Greenfield, M.A., Dulwich College.
Rev. L. J. Bernays, M.A., Great Stanmore.

Dr. Lankester, F.R.S., F.L.S., etc., New College, London.
Professor Tennant, F.G.S., F.R.G.S., King's Coll., London.
A. K. Isbister, Esq., M.A., University of Edinburgh.
(C. Schaible, Esq., Ph.D., M.D.

W. McLeod, Esq., F.R.G.S., Royal Mil. Asylum, Chelsea.
W. Hughes, Esq., F.R.G.S., King's College, London.
Dr. White, F.C.P.

Rev. W. C. Izard, M.A., St. John's College, Cambridge.
Professor Miller, M.D., F.R.S., King's College, London.
W. Odling, Esq., M.B. Lond., F.R.S.

J. P. Bidlake, Esq., B.A. Lond., F.C.P., F.C.S.

J. C. Buckmaster, Esq., South Kensington Museum.
Professor Hoppus, LL.D., F.R.S., Univ. College, London.
T. S. Baynes, Esq., LL.B., Examiner in Univ. of London.
Dr. W. B. Hodgson, F.C.P.
William Ellis, Esq.

Professor Leoni Levi, Inner Temple, Barrister-at-Law.
A. K. Isbister, Esq., M.A., Middle Temple.

J. Haddon, Esq., M.A., King's College, London.

H.A. Bowler, Esq., Art Inspector, S. Kensington Museum. J.L. Kenworthy, Esq.,L.C.P.,F.R.A.S., R.Mil. Asyl. Chelsea. H. Hagreen, Esq., Dep. of Art, South Kensington Museum. J. C. Ogle, Esq., West Brompton.

T. C. Dibdin, Esq., Banstead.

E. F. Rimbault, Esq., LL.D., F.S.A.

J. Hullah, Esq.

Dr. Steggall.

H. T. Leftwich, Esq., M.R.A.M.

The Charter empowers the College to hold Examinations and to grant Diplomas and Certificates of Proficiency to such persons of both sexes as have passed the Examinations satisfactorily.

The Examinations of Pupils are held twice in each year, beginning on the third Monday in May, and on the third Monday in November. The First Class Certificates of the College are recognized by the General Medical Council as guarantees of good general education, and by the Royal College of Surgeons of England as exempting their possessors from the preliminary literary examination recently instituted by that body, the conducting of which has been entrusted to the Board of Examiners of the College of Preceptors. The Pharmaceutical Society also recognizes in a similar way all the College Certificates the holders of which have passed the Examination in Latin.. The Examinations for the College Diplomas also take place twice a-year, in the Midsummer and in the Christmas Vacations. These examinations are arranged with special reference to the requirements and circumstances of School-Assistants; and one of their distinctive features is, that the theory and practice of education is included in them as a leading and indispensable subject.

Monthly Meetings of the Members are held for the reading and discussion of Papers on educational subjects.

JOHN ROBSON, B.A., Secretary.