Tuition 7 7 0 Establishment charges 6 0 0 Room rent 3 10 0 Battels, eight weeks, say at £2 16 0 0 Coals, taking term with term 2 0 0 Laundress 1 1 0 ------------ £35 18 0 Gratuities to servants 2 0 0 ------------ £37 18 0×9[16]=341 2 0 ------------ (_c_) On taking degree of B.A. 5 0 0 UNIVERSITY FEES. (_a_) Matriculation 2 10 0 (_b_) Examination Fees Responsions 1 0 0 Moderations 1 10 0 Rudiments of Faith and Religion 1 0 0 Honour School of Jurisprudence 1 10 0 (_c_) On taking degree of B.A. 7 10 0 15 0 0 EXTRA TUITION. “Coach” for Moderations 10 10 0 Reading party to Switzerland 50 0 0 “Coach” for Jurisprudence, six terms, the College paying half, 60 gs.--30 gs. 31 10 0 92 0 0 PERSONAL EXPENSES. Wines and groceries } Clothes and travelling expenses } 70 0 0 Books and stationery } For three years 210 0 0 Subscriptions to clubs and societies } EXTRA ACADEMICAL. Inner Temple Entrance form 1 1 0 Stamps 25 1 3 Fees 10 5 2 Lecture fees 5 5 0 ------------ £41 12 5 41 12 5 ------------ Annual fees, four terms at 1 6 1 5 4 4 On Thursday morning, having paid to the Dean the necessary College fee, and from him obtained a certificate of twelve terms’ residence, Frank, duly attired in cap and gown, white tie, and the statutable garments “of a subfusc hue,” proceeded to the Apodyterium of the Convocation House. There he paid the University fee, and showed to the Registrar the testamurs gained in Moderations and the Rudiments of Faith and Religion, and a certificate of his having been placed in the second class in the Honour School of Jurisprudence.