REGULATIONS FOR ADMISSION IN 1869.
The examination will be early in February of each year, at Woolwich, under the Council of Military Education.
Candidates for this examination must have undergone a course of instruction at Shoeburyness; or they must pass satisfactorily a preliminary examination in practical artillery.
No officer will be admitted who will not have completed six years’ service on 31st March, 1870.
The subjects in which the candidates will be examined, and the relative importance attached to the subjects, are as follows:
| Mathematics, | 700 |
| Chemistry and physics, | 300 |
Mathematics includes—
Plane trigonometry (so much of it as is included in the first 16 chapters of Todhunter’s treatise).
Coördinate geometry of two dimensions (Hymer or Todhunter), viz.: