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Describe the morbid product marked C.

Describe and sketch from microscopical examination the object marked B.

Examine (writing a methodical account of your plan of examination) the Urine marked A.

Write a Report on the cases of

(blank), Ward,

and

(blank), Ward,

giving with care the history, diagnosis, and prognosis of the cases, and also the treatment you would recommend. Add such general remarks as occur to you by way of Clinical comment on such cases.

Write a description of the Plants labelled 3, 4, and 5, stating the Natural Orders to which they belong, and the chief products of use in the Arts with which those Natural Orders furnish us.

Describe at length the Preparation labelled No. 2.

What is the object under the Microscope ? Give an account of the several tissues which make it up.

Give an account of the bone put before you, stating the purposes subserved during life by its several foramina and facets, and enumerating the different nerves and vessels which were then in relation with it.

Write a detailed description of two dissections made on the same side of the subject placed before you.

Examine the solution $A$ for Antimony and Arsenic, and solution $B$ for Hydrocyanic Acid.

Analyse the substances marked $(a)$ $(b)$ $(c)$ for one acid and one base.

What explanations can you give of the following phenomena :—halos, water-spouts, hoar frost, hail ?

Show how an induced electrical current can be obtained from a permanent steel magnet, or from the earth.

What evidence is there of the identity of frictional and of Voltaic electricity ?

Describe the decomposition of light by a prism. What are Fraunhofer's lines ; what is their use in the construction of optical instruments, and what is the physical explanation of their existence ?

What do you understand by the mean temperature of a place ? By what observations is it determined, and what are the causes which make the mean temperature of one place to differ from that of another ?

What are the advantages and disadvantages of warming by open fire-places, by hot air, hot water, and steam, respectively ?

Distinguish between quantity of heat and temperature ; and describe the processes by which the specific heats of bodies are determined.

What are the mechanical principles upon which the use of a pendulum in a clock, and of a balance wheel in a watch, depends ?

Mention any properties which all elastic fluids possess in common.