Messrs. Bell's Selected List. School Book Contracts.

DURELL AND PALMER: ELEMENTARY ALGEBRA,

PART I, by C. V. DURELL, M.A., Senior Mathematics Master, Winchester College, and G. W. PALMER, M.A., late Master of the Royal Grammar School, Christ's Hospital, price 3s. 6d., is being adopted extensively all over the country. brevity and clearness seem to make it particularly well adapted for general use" "Its comparative says The Journal of Education, while, to quote The Times, interest, and should stimulate the application of elementary mathematics to it is full of ordinary affairs." Part II is now in the press. G. Bell & Sons.

A CONCISE GEOMETRY. By CLEMENT V. DURELL,
M.A., Senior Mathematics Master, Winchester College. The
primary object of this textbook is to supply a large number of easy
examples, numerical and theoretical, and as varied in character as
possible. The book is arranged as follows: I, Riders, Numerical and Theoretical;
II. Practical Geometry, Construction Exercises; III, Proofs of Theorems;
IV, Proofs of Constructions: Price 5s.
G. Bell & Sons.

CO-ORDINATE GEOMETRY (Plane and Solid) for Be-
ginners, by R. C. FAWDRY, M.A., B.Sc., author of
'Statics, Dynamics"; Head of the Military and Engineering
Side, Clifton College, has been written chiefly to meet the needs
of Engineering students, but it is hoped that it may also prove suitable as a first
course for Mathematical scholars. Price 5s.
G. Bell & Sons.

DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS and their Applications,
by Prof. H. T. H. PIAGGIO, is in, the opinion of The
Mathematical Gazette,
in the language." Price 12s. net.
one of the best mathematical textbooks
G. Bell & Sons.

ELEMENTARY VECTOR ANALYSIS, with Application
to Geometry and Physics, by C. E. WEATHERBURN,
M.A., D.Sc., provides a simple exposition of elementary Vector
Analysis and shows how it may be employed with advantage in
Geometry and Mechanics. Price 12s. net.

G. Bell & Sons.

A FIRST COURSE IN NOMOGRAPHY, by Dr. S.
BRODETSKY, is, says The Mechanical World,
introductory treatise. . . calculated to appeal to the student who
desires to make early practical use of the knowledge he acquires."
a good

Price 10s. net.

G. Bell & Sons.

ENGLISH ECONOMIC HISTORY: SELECT DOCU-
MENTS, by A. E. BLAND, P. A. BROWN, and R. H.
TAWNEY, is now, for the convenience of schools, issued in three
Parts (2s. 6d. net each). Part I, A.D. 1000-1485; Part II, 1485-
1660: Part III, 1660-1846. Also complete. Price 6s. net.

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A CONCISE HISTORICAL ATLAS for Schools, Com-
piled and Drawn by B. V. DARBISHIRE, M.A., is, says the
Atheneum, A marvel of compression . . . he deals with almost
every aspect of his subject, even including maps of the history of
discovery and the expansion of the white races."
diagrams and letterpress. Price 2s. net.
32 pp., with 108 maps and
G. Bell & Sons.

DR. ALBERT WILMORE'S new book,

WORK OF MODERN GEOGRAPHY," is the first volume
THE GROUND-
to be issued in
General Editor. It is fully illustrated. Price 6s. net.
Bell's Geographical Series " of which he is

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G. Bell & Sons.

CEPPI AND JONES.
French Course, by MARC CEPPI and LL. J. JONES, B.A.,
- LE FRANÇAIS, a
is now complete in two Parts. Part I (price 3s.). Part II (just
Practical
published, price 3s. 6d.). Among the outstanding features of the
course are (1) the vocabulary, which contains the Phonetic Transcript, a short
definition in French, and the English meaning of every word; (2) concise and
thorough treatment of Grammar, which includes full exercises and translation:
(3) a novel and distinctive selection of songs, poems, and fables: (4) a complete
verb list.
G. Bell & Sons.

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golosh, at same price.

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Special prices for quantity orders.
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OXFORD AND CAMBRIDGE LOCALS

AND LONDON UNIVERSITY SCHOOL EXAMINATIONS

A Selection of Suitable Class Books.

MATHEMATICS AND SCIENCE.

Algebra, Junior. By A. G. CRACKNELL, M.A., B.Sc., and
AUGUSTUS BARRACLOUGH, M.A. 3s. 6d. With Answers, 4s.
A useful class book for beginners."-Schoolmaster.

Algebra, The School (Matriculation Edition). By A. G.
CRACKNELL, M.A., B.Sc. With or without Answers. 68. 6d.

An edition of the School Algebra covering the requirements of London
University Matriculation.

As a school text-book this volume has much to recommend it, the examples and test papers being carefully chosen."-Mathematical Gazette.

Arithmetic, The Junior. By R. H. CHOPE, B.A. Third
Edition. With or without Answers. 4s. 6d.

"The book has our fullest appreciation."-Schoolmaster.

Botany, The Junior. By FRANCIS CAVERS, D.Sc. 4s.
"Dr. Cavers has achieved a useful little book."-Journal of Botany.
"Practical to a high degree. The diagrams are very good."-Schoolmaster.
Botany, The Senior. By FRANCIS CAVERS, D.Sc. Second
Edition. 6s. 6d.

"Admirably designed to portray the plant as a living entity, to indicate how structure is subservient to function, and to show what conditions and purpose underlie the manifold variations which plants assume."-Nature.

Chemistry, Junior. By R. H. ADIE, M.A., B.Sc. Second
Edition. 4s.

"A thoroughly sound course of practical instruction."-Nature. Chemistry, Senior. By G. H. BAILEY, D.Sc., Ph.D., and H. W. BAUSOR, M.A. Second Edition. 6s. 6d.

The ground is well covered on experimental lines. There are questions to every chapter and a section on chemical calculations."-Guardian. Chemistry, Senior Practical. By H. W. BAUSOR, M.A. 4s. Including preparations, experiments on action of heat, quantitative and qualitative analysis.

Geometry, Junior. By A. G. CRACKNELL, M.A., B.Sc. 48. "Satisfactory in plan and treatment and useful in scope."-Educational Times. Geometry, The School. By W. P. WORKMAN, M.A., B.Sc., and A. G. CRACKNELL, M.A., B.Sc. Second Edition, enlarged. 6s. Covers the ground of Euclid I-VI.

One of the best books on modern lines."—Oxford Magazine. Geometry, School (Matriculation Edition). By W. P. WORKMAN, M.A., B.Sc., and A. G. CRACKNELL, M.A., B.Sc. the syllabus for London University Matriculation. 58. ground of Euclid I-IV.

Covers fully
Covers the

Heat, Junior. By JOHN SATTERLY, D.Sc., M.A. 3s.

A good practical course. The diagrams are very clear."-Schoolmaster. Heat, Senior. By DR. STEWART and DR. SATTERLY. 4s. 6d. 'The information is accurate and up to date."-The Journal of Education.

Magnetism and Electricity, Junior. By R. H. JUDE,

D.Sc., M.A.. and JOHN SATTERLY, D.Sc., M.A. 48.

"Should not have any difficulty in holding its own, for it is one of the best regarded from the standpoint of exact thinking."-Electrical Engineering. Magnetism and Electricity, The School. By R. H. JUDe,

"

From first to last there is an originality of treatment which makes it interesting reading.... It has given us great pleasure to read through it."—Nature. Mechanics, Junior. By F. ROSENBERG, M.A., B.Sc. 48. "The book possesses all the good qualities of its fellows."-Schoolmaster. Science, Junior Experimental. By W. M. HOOTON, M.A., M.Sc.. F.I.C. Second Edition. 4s.

A really good two years' course in Physics and Chemistry."— Secondary
School Journal.

Sound and Light, Senior. By R. W. STEWART, D.Sc., and
JOHN SATTERLY, D.Sc., M.A. 68.

LANGUAGES, HISTORY,
English Composition, Junior. By E. W. EDMUNDS, M.A.,

B.Sc., Senior Assistant Master at Luton Modern School. 8s.
Makes plain for the young pupil the essentials of good writing."-Education.

English Composition, Senior Course of. By E. W.

EDMUNDS, M.A., B.Sc. Second Edition. 48. "Excellently devised and arranged."-School World.

English Course, The Matriculation.

By W. H. Low,

M.A., and JOHN BRIGGS. M.A. Third Edition. 5s.
Admirably fulfils its purpose. The chapters on précis-writing and indexing
are excellent."-Westminster Review.

English Grammar, Junior. With Parsing and Analysis.
By A. M. WALMSLEY, M.A. Second Edition, Revised and Enlarged, 38.
The work of a practical teacher who knows the value of compromise between
the old and the new methods."—Journal of the Assistant Masters' Association.
French Course, New Junior. By G. A. ROBERTS, M.A.,
Head Master. Russell Hill School, Purley. 4s.

"The book becomes a serious rival to those existing."-Schoolmaster. French Course, Senior. By Professor WEEKLEY, M.A., and CLAUDE GILLI, B.A. 5s.

A model of clearness and simplicity."—The Journal of Education.

French Essays, Matriculation. (Free Composition.) By

H. J. CHAYTOR, M.A., and Dr. W. G. HARTOG, M.A. 2s. 3d. "A serviceable and well-graded book."-School World.

French Reader, New Junior. By J. P. R. MARICHAL,

L. ès L., and L. J. GARDINER, M.A. 3s.

The co-operation of a French and an English editor has produced the happiest results."-The Journal of Education.

French Reader, Senior. With Introduction, Notes, and

Vocabulary. By R. F. JAMES, B.A. 48.

"This is a splendid reader."-Schoolmaster.

AND GEOGRAPHY.

Latin Course, Senior. By A. J. F. COLLINS, M.A., and

ALFRED ROBINSON, B.A. 5s.

'The book is business-like and well arranged.”—Guardian.

Latin Course, New Junior. By J. V. THOMPSON, M.A., and

LL. M. PENN, M.A. 58.

"A very successful compromise between the old and the new methods."Journal of the Assistant Masters' Association.

Latin Authors, Selections from. Senior Edition. By
A. F. WATT, M.A., and B. J. HAYES, M.A. Fourth Edition. 48.
"It is quite an interesting selection, and well done."-School World.
Latin Reader, New Junior. By A. J. TATE, M.A. 3s. 6d.
Mr. Tate has shown great judgment in the extracts he has chosen."-
Bookseller.
Geography, Junior. By G. C. FRY, M.Sc. Second Edition. 4s.
A concise book of Geography on modern lines. The diagrams are bold and
convey definite visual instruction directly illustrating the text."-Education,
Geography, Textbook of. By G. C. FRY, M.Sc. Third
Edition. Revised and Enlarged. 68. 6d.

"A capital exposition of the modern methods of treating Geography." Teacher's World.

History of England, School. By M. E. CARTER, Honour School of Modern History, Oxford. 6s. Also in three parts as follows, to 1603; II. 1485-1714; III, 1660-1910. 2s. 6d. each.

"Very careful judgment has been exercised in the selection of the matter, and

a proper perspective maintained."-Educational Times.

English History, Groundwork of. By M. E. CARTER,
Honour School of Modern History, Oxford. 4s.

A very readable outline of the salient facts of English History. The material

is well arranged and the language is simple."-Educational News.
Social History of England, A. By FREDERICK BRADSHAW,

Complete Educational Catalogue, and Catalogue of Class Books for the Oxford and Cambridge Locals, the Higher School Certificate, and London University Matriculation Examinations, post free on application.

University Tutorial Press Ed., High Street, New Orford Street, London, W.C.2.

London: Printed by C. F. HODGSON & SON, Newton Street, Kingsway, W.C. 2, and Published for the Proprietors by Mr. WILLIAM RICE, 3 Ludgate Broadway, E.C.4.

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MARCH 22.

SCHOLARSHIP NOTICES.

See p. 131-135.

PHYSICAL TRAINING.

See p. 131-137, 166, 167.

For announcements of

UNIVERSITY CORRESPONDENCE COLL.,
See below and p. 150.

UNIVERSITY TUTORIAL COLLEGE,
See p. 131.

The APRIL issue will contain a helpful and inspiring article by an experienced Public School Master on THE FOSTERING OF TASTE IN POETRY.

ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.

LECTURES FOR TEACHERS.

A Course of Twelve Lectures on
Psychology for Teachers, by Professor
John Adams, began on Thursday, the

PUBLISHED FOR THE PROPRIETORS

ON THE FIRST OF EACH MONTH BY MR.
WILLIAM RICE, 3 LUDGATE BROAD-
WAY, E.C.4, LONDON, ENGLAND.

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TUTORS. Thirty Tutors, Graduates in very high Honours (Medallists, First Class Honours, &c.).

POSTAL CLASSES.-The Institution has specially prepared Courses for many University and Medical Examinations. Fees moderate.

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UNIVERSITY OF ST. ANDREWS. 3rd of February. The fee for admis. Cambridge Higher Local, 1892-1920 - 1927

L.L.A. DIPLOMA FOR WOMEN.

THE

HE attention of Candidates is drawn to the ordinary and Honours Diplomas for Teachers, which are strongly recommended as suitable for those who are or intend to be teachers.

Examinations are held at Aberdeen. Bedford, Belfast, Birmingham, Blackburn, Brighton, Bristol, Cambridge, Cardiff. Croydon, Dublin, Edinburgh, Exeter, Glasgow, Hull, Leeds, Liverpool, London, Manchester, Middlesbrough, Newcastle-on-Tyne, Norwich, Nottingham, Oxford, Plymouth, St. Andrews, Sheffield, Southampton, and several other

This Agency has been established for the purpose of enabling Teachers to find work WITHOUT UNNECESSARY COST. All fees have therefore been calculated on the LOWEST BASIS to cover the working expenses.

No Registration Fees are charged to Members of the above Associations, and their commissions are reduced

Hours for Interviews

11.30a.m. to 1 p.m., Saturdays, 11.30 a.m. to 1 p.m., and 2 to 3 p.m. and 3 to 5 p.m. When possible, special appointments should be arranged.

Registrar-Miss ALICE M. FOUNTAIN.

The Association of University Women Teachers.

108 VICTORIA STREET (1st floor), S.W. 1. Recommends Teachers and Lecturers. Teachers, with University qualifications, requiring posts in Public or Private Schools, are invited to apply to the Secretary-Mrs. B. BROUGH. Subscription 5s. per annum. Tel.: Vic. 2483.

THE TEACHERS' GUILD OF GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND.

Established 1884.

President (1921): Sir WILMOT P. HERRINGHAM.
Ex-President (1920): Sir W. HENRY HADOW.

Objects. To unite all Teachers and others interested in Education as members
of a learned profession for mutual assistance and the promotion of
Educational ideals.

A Club, social and residential, is attached to the Guild.
Subscription to the Guild, minimum, 10s. per annum.
Entrance fee to the Club, £1. 1s.

Subscription to the Club: London Members, £1. 1s.; Country
Members, 12s. 6d.

For forms and further particulars apply to

THE GENERAL SECRETARY,

7, 9, 10 Brunswick Square, W.C. 1.

HALLS OF RESIDENCE, Hostels, Residential and HOLIDAY Quarters for Teachers.

UNIVERSITY of ST. ANDREWS.

UNIVERSITY HALL

FOR WOMEN STUDENTS.

Warden: Miss M. E. DOBSON, M.A., B.Sc., B.D.

University Hall, which was opened in 1896 by the University of St. Andrews, accommodates 70 students. In addition there is an overflow house in which 16 additional students may reside.

All degrees granted by the University are open to women. The academical year extends over three terms of approximately nine and half weeks each and the Residence Fees vary from £22-£28 per term.

Matriculation and Class Fees vary according to the Faculty chosen.

For further information, apply to the WARDEN, University Hall, St. Andrews. Fife.

UNIVERSITY OF LIVERPOOL.

UNIVERSITY HALL.
Hall of Residence for Women Students.
Warden: Miss DOROTHY CHAPMAN, M.A.

RESIDENCE fee, from £48 per

session of about 33 weeks. All degrees, &o., granted by the University are open to Women. Application to be made to the WARDEN, University Hall, Fairfield, Liverpool.

DEAN FOREST.

LONDON, W. 2.

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5 acres grounds, Golf, Billiards, Tennis, Croquet,
Motors. Magnificent scenery. Boarders. Terms
47s. 6d. to 63s. Prospectus-LITTLEDEAN HOUSE,
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DROITWICH.

gaged in professional work. Non-residential. Meals at moderate charges. Subscription 30s. per annum, payable quarterly.-Apply to SECRETARY.

REDHILL.

NORBURY HOUSE. -Entrance YOUNG ex-officer and young wife

facing Baths. Guests received in fine old Manor House. Every modern comfort. Three acres of beautiful garden. Nearest to Golf Links. Telegram and Telephone: 53 Droitwich. Illustrated booklet.

EASTBOURNE.

have opened Countryside Hotel. 11 acres. Tennis, golf, dancing. Farm. Cottage. Magnificent interior, 4 Bath rooms. Near station. Bus from Piccadilly passes gates. Tariff on application.— GALT, The Hawthorns, Gatton Point, Redhill. Phone: Redhill 327.

ST. MARGARET'S-ON-THAMES.

PAYING Guests received, first-rate

references required and given. Finest situation in exceptionally healthy district. good garden : always quiet. Sea, station, open country; five minutes. Equally suitable for private study, holidays, or residence near London. Address No. 11.008. c.o. Mr. WILLIAM RICE, 3 Ludgate Broadway, E.C.4.

LONDON, W.C. 1.

MELBOURNE HOUSE HOTEL,

Old

21, 22, 23 Bedford Place, W.C. 1.
established private Hotel and Pension. 7s. 6d. Bed
and Breakfast. En pension" from 2 guineas
weekly. Telegs.: Baggage, London."
'Phone:
Museum 4718.

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LONDON, W.C.1.

HE TEACHERS' GUILD CLUB, 7. 9, and 10 BRUNSWICK SQUARE, W.C.1.— Membership open to Teachers and all interested in Education. Club Rooms, Dining Room, and Library. Bedrooms from 4s. 6d. a night, including bath and attendance, electric light, central heating, lift. A few rooms can be let to permanent residents. Meals as required. Tariff moderate. Russell Square Tube Station 2 minutes. Tel.: Museum 1950.

"OMFORTABLE Board-Residence for young men in nice home: good cooking. Near park, river; also good train service, buses, &c. Apply -17 Baronsfield Road, East Twickenham. Middlesex.

SWITZERLAND.

COMFORTABLE Inexpensive

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Pension in magnificent situation. sports. Central heating. Highly recommended by English ladies.-HOTEL PENSION BELMONT, Mürren.

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CHÈNE-BOURG (GENEVA).

FRENCH LADY receives paying

guests or ladies wishing to study languages Sunny position. Good Table. Apply-Mile DOUBLET. Villette, Chène-Bourg, Génève, Switzerland, or to Miss E. C. DAVIS, Stamford House School, 527 City Road, Edgbaston.

TO LET FOR EASTER and

after, teacher's furnished week-end cottage on Buckinghamshire Common. 4 bed, 2 sitting rooms, indoor sanitation, large barn. Gt. Missenden and Prince's Risborough 4 miles. Suitable for reading parties or teacher's holiday. Empty now. Address-No. 11,136.*

See also pages 130–133.