and ii. (to be had only from Messrs Virtue & Co.); (2) Asia, vol. i., new edition (Stanford's Compendium of Geography); (3) Mill's Realm of Nature; (4) Klein's Physische Geographie; (5) Chisholm's Handbook of Commercial Geography; (6) Leipoldt's Physische Erdkunde. Any three of the above books will qualify for Honours; but numbers 2 and 3 must be two of them. 30. Hygiene.-The candidate must show acquaintance with the principles of Hygiene or Public Health as comprised under the following heads-Personal Hygiene; air and ventilation; water and water-supply; influence of climate and soil on health; clothing; physical education; the dwelling; food, its adulterations and inspection; disposal of sewage and refuse; hygiene of hospitals; noxious trades; the etiology of infectious diseases; smallpox; disposal of the dead. Books recommended: Parkes Hygiene and Public Health; Wynter Blyth's Manual of Public Health; Willoughby's Handbook of Public Health and Demography; A Treatise on Hygiene and Public Health, edited by Stevenson and Murphy. (N.B.-This Subject cannot be taken until the Candidate has passed the L.L.A. Examination both in Chemistry and Physiology.) EXAMINATION QUESTIONS. The Examination Questions of previous years may be had or application to the Secretary of the L.L.A. Scheme, the University, St Andrews, at the following prices: 1878 and 1879, 7d. each ; 1885, 11d. each; 1888, 1891, 1892, 1894, 1s. 2d. each; 1899, 1900, and 1901, 1s. 24d. each, postage inclusive. The Calendars for 1880-1884, 1886, 1887, 1889, 1890, 1893, 1895-1898, are out of print; and as the others are nearly exhausted, early application by those who wish copies is desirable. LECTURE, EXPLANATORY OF THE SCHEME. This Lecture, by Professor Knight (price 3d., by post 4d.), is published by the Messrs Blackwood in the form of a pamphlet, entitled 'The Higher Education of Women, with Special Reference to the St Andrews University L.L.A. Examination and Diploma.' It may be had from the Secretary, L.L.A. Scheme, St Andrews. HISTORICAL SKETCH. A History of the Origin and Development of the L.L.A. Scheme, by Professor Knight, may also be had from the Secretary, price 7d. post free. PRELIMINARY CERTIFICATES. The following is a list of the preliminary examinations passed by those who came up for the L.L.A. Diploma in 1901 : From the St Andrews University Local Examinations, 9; Edinburgh University Local Examinations, 38; Aberdeen Local Examinations, 8; Glasgow Local Examinations, 10; Government Leaving Certificate, 148; Oxford Locals, 53; Cambridge Locals, 91; Cambridge Higher Locals, 30; Cambridge Teachers' Certificate, 9; London Matriculation, 28; College of Preceptors, 65; South Kensington Certificate, 64; Queen's Scholarship Examination, 144; Government Teachers' Certificate, 506; Royal University of Ireland, and Irish Board of Education, 11; American, Belgian, French, and German Government Certificates, 14; Oxford and Cambridge Schools' Examination Board, 4; National Froebel Union, 7; Cape of Good Hope and Natal Government Teachers' Certificates, 7; Society of Arts, London; Trinity College, London; University Preliminary Examination; Oxford University Extension Scheme; Cambridge University Extension Scheme; London Society for the Extension of University Teaching. CORRESPONDENCE CLASSES. ST GEORGE'S CORRESPONDENCE CLASSES, Correspondence Tuition for the L.L.A. Examination of the University of St Andrews will be resumed on 20th September 1901. The staff consists of specialists, who hold high University distinctions, and have had long experience in postal tuition. Individual care and attention are special features of the system. The subjects taught include, - English and Anglo-Saxon, Latin, Greek, French, German, Italian, Logic and Metaphysics, Moral Philosophy, Political Economy, Comparative Religion, Mathematics, Physiology, Botany, Geology, Education, History, Fine Art, and Geography. Other subjects may be added if applied for before the Session opens. Course in Botany, introductory to L.L.A. work, will be conducted. A Special Preparatory in June and July 1901. Prospectuses and full particulars may be obtained on application to the Secretary, 5 Melville Street, Edinburgh. THE CUSACK INSTITUTE, LONDON. Oral Classes for London students in all subjects of the L.L.A. Examination are held at the Cusack Institute Day Training Col lege, White St., Finsbury St., and Ropemaker St., Finsbury Pavement, E.C., and are conducted by Mr S. Blows, M.A. Honours Cantab., B.A. Honours, B.Sc., and Teacher's Diploma, London. Correspondence Tuition in all subjects for country students. All applications to be addressed to Principal Cusack. MRS A. G. SELLON, L.L.A., KETTLEBASTON RECTORY, IPSWICH. Mrs A. G. Sellon-educated in French and German Schools, holding a Certificate from the President of the Jury d'Agrégation de Grammaire of the University of Paris, and who took the L.L.A. Diploma with Honours in five subjects-viz., French, German, Moral Philosophy, Political Economy, and Esthetics -will undertake Correspondence Tuition for the Diploma, in French and German. Address-Mrs A. G. Sellon, c/o the Rev. W. S. Sellon, Kettlebaston Rectory, Ipswich. DENNISTOUN LADIES' COLLEGE, GLASGOW. Classes are formed each Session for the various L.L.A. subjects. Prospectuses and full particulars may be obtained on application to Mr Herriot. THE LONDON AND NORTHERN TUTORIAL CLASSES. Full Postal Tuition on a perfected system is offered by these classes in all subjects for L.L.A. The Tutorial work is done exclusively by distinguished University Graduates in Honours and Teachers of special experience. As each student receives individual attention, Classes may be joined at any time for Preliminary, Pass, and Honours Courses. Oral Classes are also held in Liverpool, during the SessionSeptember to May. Concise Guide to L.L.A., Prospectus, and full particulars free from Secretary, Oxford House, 21 Oxford Street, Liverpool. UNIVERSITY COLLEGE, NOTTINGHAM. Special evening classes are provided for women-students reading for the L.L.A. (Pass and Honours) in Old English (AngloSaxon), Middle English (Chaucer), and in Historical English (Emerson). Many of the ordinary college courses will be found to meet the needs of L.L.A. students. A prospectus will be sent on application to the Secretary of the College. MISS ARNOLD, L.L.A., TUNBRIDGE WELLS. Miss Arnold, L.L.A., 29 Frant Road, Tunbridge Wells, gives lessons by correspondence in English Literature, History, Comparative Philology, and Education to students preparing for the L.L.A. Examination. NORMAL CORRESPONDENCE COLLEGE. PRINCIPALS LYDDON-ROBERTS AND Denney. The Principals and a highly qualified staff of specialists give students a thorough preparation for the L.L.A. Diploma. All work is by correspondence; we have no day classes, hence our correspondence pupils get undivided and special attention. For prospectus, fees, testimonials, lists of tutors and specialists, apply to the Secretary, Normal Correspondence College, 47 Melford Road, East Dulwich, London, S.E.; or to 110 Avondale Square, London, S.E. THE TUTORIAL CORRESPONDENCE CLASSES, ST ANDREWS HOUSE, COLCHESTER. Principal-J. CARDEW BEDWELL, B.Sc. (London), F.C.S. Complete Postal Tuition in all departments of the L.L.A. Examination. All Science subjects a speciality. Classes embrace Honours and Pass Courses, and may be joined at any time. Full particulars and advice as to choice of subjects, with useful guide to L.L.A., post free on application. BURLINGTON CLASSES, 27 CHANCERY LANE, LONDON. Mr J. Charleston, B.A. (Honours-Oxon. and London) undertakes preparation for the L.L.A. Diploma and Title by correspondence on a thoroughly individual system, which ensures to each the closest care and attention. Weak candidates receive special help. Single Subjects taken: Latin, Greek, French, German, Italian, Mathematics, Logic, Psychology, &c. The Staff includes Graduates of London, Oxford, Cambridge, and Royal Universities, Prizemen, Scholars, &c. For terms apply to Mr Charleston. MIDLAND CORRESPONDENCE CLASSES, SHEFFIELD. Thorough tuition by correspondence for the L.L.A. Diploma is given by a large and highly qualified staff of Graduates. Candidates may join the classes at any time, and receive the full course of tuition in any subject (Pass or Honours). There are several methods of payment from which a selection may be made. Prospectus, post free, may be obtained on application to Mr George Inman, Endcliffe Mount, Sheffield. CENTRES AND PLACES OF EXAMINATION IN 1901. The Free Church College. Aberdeen The Manse. Dornoch Dresden Dublin. Dumfries Duns Edinburgh Elgin Beech Croft, Holywood. The Midland Institute. The Convent of Notre Dame The Technical College. The Bishop Hopkins' Hall. The Department of Public Instruction. The Clifton Chapel Lecture Hall, Newport Road. Llangoedmore Rectory. The Ladies' College. The English School, Pera. The Technical Schools. Dollar Institution. The Burgh School. 5 Cowper Villas, Palmerston Park. Freiburg im Breisgau The English Parsonage. Glasgow (1) The United Free Church College, Lynedoch The Franciscan Convent. The Municipal Technical School. The Royal Academy. The Technical School. The Manse. Leadhall Ladies' College. The Academy. The United Free Manse. The Church Institute, Albion Place. S. Magnus Rectory. |