Notes and Queries, Number 226, February 25, 1854: A Medium of Inter-communication for Literary Men, Artists, Antiquaries, Genealogists, etc. — John Shaqi
Notes and Queries, Number 226, February 25, 1854: A Medium of Inter-communication for Literary Men, Artists, Antiquaries, Genealogists, etc.Various
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Notes and Queries, Number 226, February 25, 1854: A Medium of Inter-communication for Literary Men, Artists, Antiquaries, Genealogists, etc.
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D. Mechanical and Machine Drawing. Class Lectures with Evening Teaching
and Morning Practice. For Male Students only. Fee 2l. Superintendent,
Mr. W. Binns.
E. Surface Decoration, as applied to Woven Fabrics of all kinds, Lace,
Paper Hangings, &c. Lectures, Teaching and Practice, Morning and
Evening. Fee 4l. An Afternoon Class for Females only, Fee 2l. An
Evening Class for Male Students only, Fee 2l. Superintendent, Mr.
Octavius Hudson.
F. Porcelain Painting, daily Teaching and Practice for Male and Female
Students, Fee 4l. Superintendents, Mr. Simpson and Mr. Hudson.
G. Wood Engraving. Lectures, daily Teaching and Practice for Female
Students only, Fee 4l. Superintendents, Mr. Thompson and Miss
Waterhouse.
H. Lithography, Chalk, Pen, and Colour. Daily Teaching and Practice for
Female Students only, Fee 4l. Superintendents, Mr. Brookes and Miss
Channon.
PUBLIC LECTURES
On the Forms and Colours of the Animal and Vegetable Kingdoms, by
Professor E. Forbes; on the Human Form, by Mr. J. Marshall, F.R.C.S.;
on the History of Ornamental Art, by Mr. Wornum, &c. Admission to each
Lecture, 6d.
3. The Instruction for the general Students is carried on daily, except on
Saturdays.
4. Students may matriculate for a period of three years upon paying 20l. in
one sum on entrance, or three annual payments of 10l. They are entitled to
attend all the Public and Class Lectures, the general and technical
Courses, to receive personal instruction, and to practice in the School at
all times; they have also access to the Museum and Library. At the end of
the Session they may pass an Examination, and have the privilege of
competing for Scholarships, varying from 10l. to 30l. a year in value.
5. Occasional Students are at liberty to attend only the particular Courses
for which they enter, and have admission to the Museum, Library, and Public
Lectures.
6. A CLASS FOR SCHOOLMASTERS AND PUPIL TEACHERS will meet every Wednesday
and Friday, Tuesday and Thursday Evenings, and on Saturdays, Fee, 5s.
Superintendent of the Training teaching, and Elementary Instruction, Mr.
Burchet; Assistant, Mr. Bowler.
Also at Gore House, Kensington, on Monday and Thursday.
7. A Register of the Students' attendances is kept, and may be consulted by
Parents and Guardians.
8. The SCHOOL FOR THE FEMALE STUDENTS passing through the General Course,
is at 37. Gower Street. Superintendent, Mrs. McIan; Assistants, Miss Gann
and Miss West.
Fees:--Advanced Classes, 2l. and 4l.; Elementary Class, 20s.; Evening
Class, 10s.
A Class also meets at Gore House, Kensington, Mondays, Wednesdays, and
Fridays.
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