INTERMEDIATE ARTS GUIDE

Examination). — No. IV., July, 1889.

Contents: Hints — Régulations — Advice on Text-Books suitable for Private Studmts (including tlie Spécial Subjects) — The Examination Papers set July, 1889.

B.A. GUIDE (Iesued ntàe&ïa ■ âfter èa&k Ezdhài iwtioify—Éo. III., October, 1889.

CONTENTS: Hints (including advice on the choice of optioual subjects) — Régulations — Advice on Text-Books suitable for Private Students (including the Sprcial Subji cts) — The Examination Papers set October, 1889, priuted in full.

.4 Copy of the " Matricnlation Guide" may be obtavned '»;/ tmy Private Student who ex&eesseç his intention of working for the Examination, the " Inter. Arts Guide" by âmy Prirate Student ■mes date of Matriculation, and the "B.A. Guide" hij any Prirate Student icho tjircs date of putsing Inter. Arts, free ou application to the —

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"Ulniv). Corr. Coll. Gutoiïal Séries.

The Tutorial Séries consists of Text-Books aiul Guides speciaily written to riieet the requirements of tlie various London University Examiiiations by Tutors of University Correspondence Collège.

Ail Latin and Greek Classics prescribed for London University are translated in tlie Tutorial Séries, and also edited if no thoroughly suitable commentary has already been issued. Vocabulai'ies in order of tlie Text are prepared for Matriculation and Intermediate Arts.

The expense involved in purchasing, for the studyof short periods of History and Literature, a large book which often contains a few pages only of relevant matter is obviated by the issue of works speciaily written for the purposes of the Examination. Such works are provided in the Tutorial Séries for each Intermediate Arts Examination, and also for B.A. whenever there is a distinct want.

In fine, the Tutorial Séries fills the gap which students seeking éditions of the spécial subjects prescribed by London University will find existing in current literature.

Among the contributors to this séries are the following graduâtes : —

A. J. Wyatt, M.A. Lond., First of his year in English and French.

B. J. Hâves, M.A. Lond., First in First-Class Honours in Classics

both at Inter. and B.A., Gold Medallist in Classics at M.A.

J. H. Haydon, M.A. Camb. and Lond., Exhibitioner in Latin at Inter. Arts, LTniv. Scholar in Classics at B.A., Gold Medallist at M.A. ; First Class, First Div., Classical Tripos.

W. F. Masom, B.A. Lond., First-Class Honours (Classics) at B.A., Double Honours (French and English) at Inter. Arts, Second in Honours at Mairie., University Exhibitioner.

M. T. Quinn, M.A. Lond., First of his year in Branch I. ; First iu First Class Honours in Classics both at Inter. Arts and B.A., Examiner in the University of Madras ; late Tutor of University Correspondence Collège.

S. Moses, M.A. Oxon. and B.A. Lond., First in Honours at Matriculation, Exhibitioner in Latin at Inter. Arts, and First Class Honourman at B.A., Assistant Examiner at London University.

G. F. H. Sykes, B.A. Lond., Classical Honours, Assistant Examiner at London University.

A. H. Allckoft, B.A. Oxon., First Class Honours at Modérations and at Final Classical Exam.