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    EXAMINATIONS OP THE SOCIETY OF ARTS. 293

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    Hn The Ewgxish Woman's Jottrnax For July...

    thus while they tlieir do reason work their and minds judgment and are gain allowed influence to , and go to are ruin pleased , and

    a cising at good gain , instead ing foundation it ; but of one it of is wisel wisdom the y undisci disci in plined _jDlined Oxford . mind I which trust which that may they you minister will are exer gain in

    after years to God ' s glory and the good of , souls ; and I call by the bined name of and wisdom pervaded , knowle throug dge h , and rich throug and h varied by the , di li gested ght of the and S com pirit

    -, of God . " * as The every consequences day seen of around neglectin us g , the could cultivation to not be out of more women that accuratel the ' s minds whole y

    describedand it is scarcely necessary point , to community make , the suffers best . and Clearl the y , most it is the of interest one of societ of its y individu generally al , _, every

    able members woman ; and the thoug best h -intentioned knowledge woman alone will is not comparativel make a y wise useless and ,

    , if her mental powers have not been developed . "We cannot refrain therefore from ing upon our younger

    readers to make diligent use of every opportun urg ity held out to them of ideninand deepening their mental culture . Let them not be

    wg deterred scientious by that the it fear is selfish which to presses insist on uj > having on many some of the time more set apart

    confor those serious nearest , stud and y . dearest It may to give them a littl will e temp in the orary long annoyance run , reap , but the

    parents benefit stimulus . and which The brothers pro is needed spect and of by sisters an the examin will student graduall ation , , and may y it open may supp their be ly hoped just eyes , that that and honest

    see the folly and unkindness of hindering and discouraging efforts Full for particulars self-improvement of the subjects . the of examination of Examinations , and the regulations issued _,

    laid hy the down Societ , will y of be Arts found , cop in ies of Programme which may be obtained gratis , , on app The lication Examination to the Secretary Papers for , John past Street years , are Adel published phi , London by , B W ell . C & .

    tion Dald Papers y , Fleet for Street 1861 . We , which subj g oin ive sp some ecimens idea , taken of the from general the Examin character a-

    of the questions set . BOTANY .

    THREE HOURS ALLOWED . and tanding _TJie eight Candidate for questions is in expected Section II to . answe ; each ?* answer correctl in y si _JSfos x ques . 11 tions and 12 in of Section the latter 1 . _^

    sone . 1 . State the difference Section in 1 * structure ( Vegetable between Physiology cellular . ) tissue and woody

    fibre . 3 2 . When Describe lants the usual are cu state t o of ff from spiral vessels act . ion of light what is the

    consequence . ? p

    * Letter to an Old Pupil , Rugby , April 5 th , 1837 .

    Examinations Op The Society Of Arts. 293

    EXAMINATIONS OP THE SOCIETY OF ARTS . 293

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  • English Woman’s Journal (1858-1864), Jan. 1, 1863, page 293, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/ewj/issues/ewj_01011863/page/5/