University of Dublin. CLASS FOR CANDIDATES FOR THE INDIA CIVIL SERVICE APPOINTMENTS. A CLASS has been formed for such Students as propose to 'be Candidates for the INDIA CIVIL SERVICE Appointments. This Class has been placed under the Superintendence of REV. THOMAS STACK, A. M., Regius Professor of Greek. Students wishing to join the Class can apply for further information to the Professor of Greek, 23, College. ROYAL ARTILLERY AND ENGINEERS. CLASSES preparing for the Competitive Examinations for Appointments to the Royal Artillery and Engineers have been formed in Trinity College, Dublin, the conditions for joining which are as follows:-The Candidate must have entered Trinity College, and have his name on the College Books, and have a sound knowledge of the following course : ENGLISH HISTORY AND GEOGRAPHY. TRANSLATION, From French into English, and from English ARITHMETIC, EUCLID, ALGEBRA, . into French. Including Extraction of Square and Cube Roots. TRIGONOMETRY, Solution of Plane and Spherical Triangles. MECHANICS, . Solution of Quadratic Equations. Arithmetic and Geometric Series. Binomial Theorem. Greatest Common Measure. Galbraith and Haughton's Manual. For the conditions of Entrance into the University, vide the University Calendar pp. 15. с The Class will be formed on the day following the October Entrance Examination of each year, and placed under the direction of the following gentlemen : REV. JOSEPH A. GALBRAITH, M. A., Fellow of Trinity College, and Erasmus Smith's Professor of Natural and Experimental Philosophy in the University of Dublin. REV. SAMUEL HAUGHTON, M. A., Fellow of Trinity College, and Professor of Geology in the University of Dublin. It is intended that all Students joining this Class shall present themselves for examination in Pure and Mixed Mathematics, Geometrical and Engineering Drawing, Experimental Sciences, and English in addition to these four Courses, each Candidate will be instructed either in Classics or Moral Sciences. Payment for joining the Class competing for Appointments to the Royal Artillery and Engineers, £15 0 0 Persons wishing for further information are requested to communicate with the REV. JOSEPH A. GALBRAITH, No. 8, Trinity College, Dublin. Church and University Assurance Society, INCORPORATED ACCORDING TO ACT OF PARLIAMENT. Capital, £100,000. LONDON OFFICES: 4, TRAFALGAR SQUARE, CHARING CROSS. Trusters. The Right Hon. the EARL OF YARBOROUGH. THOMAS W. BOOKER BLAKEMORE, Esq., M. P. for Herefordshire. EDWARD BULLOCK, Esq., M. A. (Ch. Ch. Oxford) late Common Sergeant of London. The Rev. J. E. Cox, M. A., F. S. A., St. Helen's, Bishopsgate. Directors. 1 Rev. J. E. Cox, M. A., F. S. 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There are many other new and important features in connexion with this Society, such as a Benevolent Fund, Sickness Assurance, a Savings Bank Department, and Scholarships tenable at the Universities, &c., which cannot be specified in the space of an advertisement, but of which a Prospectus can be had on application to the Local Secretary, who will also supply the proper forms for ASSURANCE, and for application for the remaining Shares. One Pound is payable on each Share on being allotted. In the event of a call, no more than ten shillings can be called for on each Share, and there must be an interval of three months at least between each call. No further payment, however, is contemplated beyond the first deposit. [Over. Exhibitions. At each Division a portion of the Profits allotted to the Proprietors will be set aside to form a Fund for the establishment of SCHOLARSHIPS to be competed for by the RELATIONS OR PUPILS OF MEMBERS holding not less than Five Shares in the Society's Stock, and who shall, by the time of the Election, have introduced to the Society Assurances on their own lives or the lives of others, to the extent of at least £250. Adopting the estimate of the eminent Actuary, Mr. SCRATCHLEY, M.A., prepared for the Society, the Board propose that the number of SCHOLARSHIPS to be established should be seven, viz. :— One Scholarship of £50 per annum for Three years, tenable at Oxford. Cambridge. do. 50 do. Oxford. Cambridge. Dublin. Examiners will be chosen from Members of the several Universities, and the first examination will take place in the latter part of 1857, or early in 1858. Further information may be obtained on application to the Secretary, J. 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