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...Reflection and Refraction of Rays at plane and spherical surfaces, not including Aberrations; the Eye; Telescopes. The elementary parts of ASTRONOMY; so...for the explanation of the more simple phenomena, without calculation. 4 In all these subjects, Examples, and Questions arising directly out of the Propositions,...

...Refraction of Rays at Plane and Spherical Surfaces, not including Aberrations ; the Eye, Telescope, Sic. " The Elementary parts of Astronomy, so far as they...for the explanation of the more simple phenomena, without calculations." The First Report of the Mathematical Board recommended that in the subject of...

...Reflection and Refraction of Rays at plane and spherical surfaces, not including Aberrations ; the Eye ; Telescopes. The elementary parts of ASTRONOMY ; so...for the explanation of the more simple phenomena, without calculation. In all these subjects, Examples and Questions arising directly out of the Propositions,...

...Reflection and " Refraction of rays at plane and spherical suoraces (not including aberrations,) n" the eye, Telescopes. " The elementary parts of Astronomy, so far as they are necessary for the " mpisnation of the more simple phenomena without calculation." . . • « * The good consequences...

...of reflection and refraction of rays at plane and spherical surfaces (not including aliénations), lenses, the phenomena of vision, the eye, microscopes,...The elementary parts of Astronomy, so far as they arc necessary for the explanation of the more simple [Jienomena, together with descriptions of the...

...reflexion, and refraction of rays at plane and spherical surfaces, not including aberrations; the eye; telescopes. The elementary parts of astronomy, so...are necessary for the explanation of the more simple phenomenon, without calculations. (signed) JR Madras. PEESIDENCY COLLEGE. — Third Class. (signed)...

...gravities, floating bodies, and the construction and use of the more simple instruments and machines. The elementary parts of Astronomy, so far as they...for the explanation of the more simple phenomena. SECTION F. 1. Chemistry. Questions will be set on the facts and general principles of chemical science....

...gravities, floating bodies, and the construction and use of the more simple instruments and machines. The elementary parts of Optics, namely, the laws of...; and Nautical Astronomy. SECTION E. 1. Chemistry. There will also be a practical Examination in the elements of Analysis. 2. The experimental laws and...