Rewards.

Prizes nrc gh·cn periodically to tho cndoti! hirrlic~t iu cnch cJa,.,i., und in curtnin subject of in truction, and for. con.duct. . .

J~lgo~ of honour nnd cli,.,t111ctton nro 111 o worn on their uniform by cudots of tho J1ighor clns-., and to tho o in any c.ln,.,;; wh? dbtin~ubh tl~u11i,.,oh·o:. .by o~t1~i11i11g prize for oithor practical or thoo1·oticnl 1'UUJOCt:-i of rn1>truct1011, ccrtum p1·1vilogo.i nro extended to non-commi,.,,.,io11cd otliccr,., according to grndc.

Four (4) com.mis,.,ious in tho lrnpo1·inl ~01:vico arc givou. n?uutdly! Yiz. :-Ono artill"ry, ono cngmcer, 0110 cavuhy and one 1111a11try, 01· two 111tuntry 1f cuvu.lry not de,., ired.

Tho commandant con:sidors it cannot bo too onrno~tly urgod thnt some definite fnturo nnd occupation mny be gunrnutccd. for tho cnd.ot .. , nnd ~rnggo::ltti thnt all com­mi .. ,.,ions into :my permanently enrolled Dominion forcel:l. and one half tho commis­,.,ioti-. in tho North-Wo,.,t Mounted Police, nnd abo n cortnin number of appointments in tho l>epartmont of Publi<.: \V' ork:-, land or survey clopnrt mont."l, be gi \.'en to the c:aclot!l of the Royal Military College. The uppoiutmcnll:! to bo in :-.trict accordance with their qunliticatiou::. and order of merit, U1> recommended in tho <.:ollego book,.,.

Interior Bconomy.

Ctlclck nre compelled to wear uniform at nil time-., except when on lenve for period., O\'Or :-even dny... They arc not pormittod to leavo the college grounds ·without n wiittcn pa ..... , which privilege is uccorded to all entitled to it by good conduct under certain condition~.

The cndcb ure dre,.,,..cd nnd fully equipped ns regular infantry. They al'e organized a-, a balt.'llion of four compnnios, nnd non-comrniis:sionod officers al'e appointud up to rank of battalion sergonnt mnjor, 1>electod from among tho three liouior cla:-.::.c::. of cadet'>. The non-commbisiooed office1·l:l tnko the usual orderly duties, asi;i:it in mninU1ining discipline on para<lo, in clu"s, and in quarterl:l, and instructing in drills and milita1·y oxercbe ....

Cudots parade for nod aro marched to all meals; they moss in i::quads of ten each unt!ur a non-commbsionod officer, cnch company half company and section Lcing kept togother n:; much as po::.,.,ible. During meals they nro under the super­vi ion of nn oflicor.

Ondct.-. fall iu by ~Ja,,..es under non-commi:; ... ionod officim; for all stucly parnde:i, arc mnrchctl tv rc ... pect1ve class rooms by non-commi ... ione<I officer,.;, arnl di:;;mis~ed from ~la 'I b~- r•:ofe ... ~01· in cb:u:ge at expiration of 1'tudy hour.

C:1det,., 11111 ID by compame .. , or "l•Ccial drill ..,quads for military drills and cxcrc.- 'C", oflicer in charge alway!°' prc,.,ent. '

. . '·a!cts pa1 ade on Sunday rooming for Di\·iuo Son· ice of their several donom­mnt1on~, nncl nro marched to and from chm·ch Ly an officer, 01· non-commis1;ionod ?fficer. Th~y arc cn1..oumged to attend voluntary sc1·vico in the afternoon or ovon­rng. An o1hcor alway/' pnceeds to church with tho main body aud remain8 with cadets <luring di\•ine 1::1ervico. '

Certificates of Qu·tlification.

. Cadets pu ... ~ing succ:e.:;_::.fully ~brough tLo Hoyal Milita1·y College on completion of tlic~r full ~·ou1·R~, a10 prov1cle<l with ht, 2nd or 3rd clnl':; cortificato.i, according to ~heir qu.alificat1on:-, and on th? face of the::.c cortificato aro Mpocitied tho su bjccts of' :u tru~t1on th.cy h.avo 1::1tuJ1ed; and also if thoy hu\'e obtained "honom·s " or 'spcc1nl mention" m any . ubjcct.

'l'o pa ~uccc.<;~f~lly throutfL th~ collcgo, an.J bo cntitlo<l to a certificate, a c.'lrlot ~u t at tho tune of his completing has full terrn of four yoari!, bo in ono of the three h11;{hcst cln cs, nn~ r!1u t al"? havo prornd hi:i fitno. ;i for military cornmau<l by being a nou-<.:omm1ss1onc<l officer at the ti mo of hi. q,uilting tho collcgo.

Sanitary Ret1ulatio11s.

. . u inlly u ... cd for ho pitnl puq.o .e ' but .n Thoro is uo uuild111g winch cn11 c shpcbc ··iu· . sot apart at proscut for tln portion of tho uasurnollt floor of tho UOl'l UI mg I

>Urpo::.o. . . . cd b • the Surgeon of "A,, Battery, l Tho duties of modrcul officer nro poi fount . .> c'ficd hour and moro fr0<p1eutly who vbi ts tho collogo on co ovory day at a cer am spe I ,

if necessary. d me<licino freo. The commandant The cadot!:! rocoivo medical attond;nco n~ 'tal ergcnnt and tb:it tho drtdn-

thut no provi~ion hati boon made or . an os~1 • . ' ~:~£ t.he cast building (ca<lot:1' quurter:1) t~ dcfect11:0.

Designation and .Duties of Staff.

1 Commandant. ' ·. . illci line and odu<·ation, tbooretic:1l aml Supreme chargo of org.m1znhon, d - l?bTty fo1· all store .. supply, nccount ' practical, o~ontire o,,tablishmonl; and rc.-,pon1>1 1 i '

payments, &c.

I Captain of cadoL.i. . f alct.-:; but the commandant ~on­This officer is at p1·e::.ont culled cap~am 0 c i tb~t ho tibould bo relieved from

tiidors the proper title bh?uld be :.laff adjutant, am • all orderly duty, ancl detail of company duty. der the com11w111l~mt, charge of

The duties of this ?fl~cer ~t prosont a1·trou:tinecommunicatio11 with ::.tnff:md subordinate military ancl civil 81afl, the chann&~ o accounb and :-1torc:1 of e\'ory nature. cadets. charge ofrocords, corrcsP?ndonc~, :1 ·mna--tir.... ec1uitntion, &c., b.:c. Instru~tor in practical infantry drill~, 1::1wrm~t¥• ~\y ono ~an without relief. Orderly otlicor, so far as &u~h duty ca1A1 ~o.[:01. orm,;heory and practical drill:i and

1 Profestior Mathematic::; and c t1 e1 y.

exercises. . and Al'tillcry. Theory and pt·uctical drills and 1 Instructor Mathematics

exercises. . E · · and Geometrical Di awing. 1 Professor Fortification, Milit:~ry ngrneerrng

Theory and practicFal dt:fiills ~nd e~~~·ft1:~ys. Encrineering and Geometrical Dmwing. 1 Instructor or 1 cat.Jon, . 0

Theory and practical drills and oxerc11;0,.,. a·. ancc :i.nd Civil Sun eying. . 1 Profe::;::;or Military To.pogr11phy? Reconn d1Tnctic"' Military Admini~trat1on and 1. Profe::.::1or Military Il1::;tory, Strntegy an '

Law. . .1 E · .· g and Architecture. 1 Profes:sor C1v1 .',ngm~hun . nd Natural Science.-. 1 Professor Chemnitry, i:- YblC:> a ' . . 1 Profe.isOr Freehand Drnwing and I iunting. 1 Profe88or, }'rooch. 1 Professor, Gormnu.

· Subordinate Staff.

t Ma' or Instructor Arlillory ,Prill.. } Also instruotin Infantry Dl'ill. 1 Sergoan do ~ ' do :Military Eogrneonng .. 1 do Infantry and Gymna1;tlc~ . 1 do .

I do do Quartermn ... tcr} ()hargo of store. ... , nccounL-., 1 do do d St· ff Clerk corrc,.pondeoce. Sorgeao t :m u ·

1 Buglor. } Dolnilod by .A.. Battery, Cam\•linn A.l'Lillory. 2 Gate Ordorlios. , d ts' dormitorie,:i, moss etitAbli ... bmcot, &c. i clean 10 Civil Scrmnt8, clean ~-\ e . & &

oa<lots' boot..;, wait nt mo::o'I, &c., ., c.

nt ~~~f :c~;~~~~a~~J~uiJf ~~~~ t~:Jet;~;? ,~;(~~~~~~~~:~i~~;l s~:~i ~l~ou It\ be ~ppoi n ted, ooonom1cnl nrrnngomcnt thnn ·1 sepante u I :rt . :; is no on y a mol'o in tructionnl stnff, but it has ·tho nrl\·nrft.'1 r~ ~tb'.·\ n~y ~no a~ npnl't ~rom a military more intimate nud practical rillntions with gthc c i\1 ifrng t~~ mstrnct1onu.J staff into en ily th i><t tho latter by mh-ice ~c ad l ~ (~ls, ona ing tho former to more militnry profl'ssors. proven ts the ;n ~n i. f c s io respect of tho cadets for tho end t 1 1 ' 1 t o ono man only boin"' imp 8 d h . o "i auc n so renders possible a knowledge of tho h t ·~ re so on t o mtluonco of nblc mid oxpurioncod men u >On . . c . n:ac or ot e~ch cadet and tho t110 en.so with only one otlker in rhnrg' l Tl ~,\dotst md1Jv1dually, wluch novor can ho b t l fi I • · 0 · us i;y:; om ins not on!"{" be d . u _lilil!1 ount T1ucc:-... ary, and nctunllv tido )t 'd . ·th . t i J on n vocatod, rnst1t11t1ons. The comm1lnd"nt ·n"{" J 1 c: w II g1 on nc vantnge at m. ost kindred

• ... :s J s money ni n rend ' ot d · h C:;llmntc:- to cuny out thi~ sy:-;tem nnd th th , J v o rn t e current year's commencocl from ht J nnunry, 18 0. a o cannot too f'trongly urge its being

Tho ubo\"e nrrnn{J'oment is propo ·ed t b ffl from tho pro,ont sttftr of rofe.. . . " h 0

. e 0 00.ted by tho employment of two pny of 81.00 per diem each ~nd ;~~~71 ° will recoive ~or this duty an additional

.and be detailed on alternnt~ weeks a.s o1r<l£~;~1mc:~s~ duties of captains of companies,

System of Instruttion-Theoretical.

The full term of instruction th r l • Thero are eiirht cln,,,e of' 1''1 t cort~ ica and practical, is four years

clru be. ::i , . " I:- rue ion corre.;ponJ. to th . h . ~ e,, mg at prc,,ent in exi,,tence. , . ing e e1g t terms--seven There arc four examinations in a .

about the mi.d~lo of each term. year, one at the end of each term, and one The position of tho cadets in each b"

foll cour,c,. i" determined by the numb ~u lect,, and final standing at termination of dny of l~nnng. 01 0 mru ks they count from day of joining to

A fixo<l number of marks is assi nod . term .. A~ont one-eighth of the.-;e is aftotted as a maxu~um to enc~ subject for each ~o l;ec1t11tion notes and drawinrrs execut d tod t~? quAt terly exammation, one-eighth

n -yearly examination. b e uung term, and the remainder to the C·1clot' nro req uirc<l to b .

qua!gy, o~ count for obligator; ?S~J~c~.;n~!f~ t~~. t~tai marks allotted, in order to ~rtn111 ul~ects are commenced., ne- ir to count for voluntary sub'ect.s

~~~~= t1: thb.goneml education ~/1~~e c~~:t!0oF~hstudi~d in different cl~sses; clns"o it b o u ~ect, or a ,.utficientlv hi"h "tan<lard I ~tie cbeasses enables them to

, oc-0me.;; unncce .. san· w · t> • iavmg en attained by th cl ~:~~1subjoct~, aml certain :<~~~~~~ti/~~o=~b~~~~ f'~rther in h~gher classes. ese

T' h .101 nro voluntary. . ~ec s, are obltgntory in each

e ub1ccts of inst· ·t' 'fho mnrk nll lt l J uc ion are as follow ... , vitle Table A R . re"p~~h·~ly, o~t; o~uobJ~~b"~)j~~tl:~ to the obligatory ~nd ~~>1f:~ta~;gp~:;i~~=· . . . c m trnction it; given by l t . ' ~dti~~d~:J't Aftc1· cnch ex:amin:~i~1~6ih~1~~~1~~~da.-i mu~:h as poii"iblo, to each cadet

the errors ~'ln'c1~1J~<~i~·h~>:;?:t~~,r~~ go through ea(;h q~:.~t~~~1 ~~[~0 t~~~~ l~~~n~~~ur~~ flie profe oi attend throu11h g rbe time occu icd .n out tho whole of tho study hours

for recreatio · P respectively for theorotit"ll . l · · . al ~certain ~~~;sn:;ts!~1:~:hJ~~e.-ioufly, under th_e h~u<l ~~

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" /~if;t;.~~11Li~~·",~ru~~on.' and subjects, on the aft e pro e:;:;Ot'S are m atternhn fi . o1 e aro ing of Wcdnesdn .ornoodnSs of Monday, 'I'uc~tlay Th11rs1fa co f'~~d· study of voluntary

'J'h h j an aturtlay~. ' ys, 1 1 nys, and the evon-

Th e ou1 com1ml ory are . I nrsday and Frida . · 1 six am a half hours dail !\!

.:11 d three hours stutl~·s!,~~t~n o~ and tdh1:co-.1 uart~r hou1 , drill o~·~ilft~d~ys, ~uesd~ys, • o ours nil on WodncsdaJ·s und S t dry engmcormg,

· a u1· ays.

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As the primnry object of tho c·oll<.'ge, tho whole curriculum of tudy i o nrrnn~od nH to mako on_o_:mbjoct of i~struction prcparo or n ist m1othcr i to gi\'O such n high standard of m1ht:1ry c<lucat10n as to place the cadet on nu <l'prnlity with tho officers of any army, and at tho snmc ti mo to give a gcnoral, tliorough and liberal oduc.ntion to each cadet, 80 M to tit him not only to take his plnco amo11g cultivnt.00 gentlemen, but al!lo so as to enable him, with the assistance of the tcch111cal training to qualify himself for any particular profof!sion. ,

The whole cou1·Ho io mtL<lo as practical as poosiblc. A syllabus of the in truction in each subject iH givon in the appendix. It i;hould, however, be 11otod that tho o arc drawn up to moot the prei;ont circumstances of tho college, a11d that they a :.urcdly will requi10 rovi!;ion from time to time, as improvements become po,,siblo.

System of Instruction-Practical Subjects.

The drills consist of artillery (including :-eigc and field), and mounting and dis­mounting of orcluanco .

Engineer-Field-workl!, bridges and pontoons, 1:>ignalling, mining (lan'.i and :-ub-water), use of explo~ives, guard mounting.

Infantry Drill and Military Ei:ercises.-Tont-pitching, !:-entry and outpo-~t duty, gymnastics, swimming, fencing.

Ea<'h cadet undorgoeH int;truction in tho whole of the abcve, and al~o take~ his turn of instructing others in the ciame.

Regular guard i8 taken by cadet8 twice a week for eight hou1·s. Each cadet goes throuuh an annual course of al'lillery and rifle target prnctice,

and judging distance.

Equitation.

Although equitation is authorized by the genernl regulations of the college, there are no means provided at pre8ent for instruction in this most impo1·urnt. and indi:.­pensable qualification for the duties of a staff officer.

An increase of twenty horses to the present field battery establbhment of" A " Battery, tho erection of a suitable riding-school, and the appointment of n ridiug­master, would appear to be tho most economical means of meeting the requirements of the case.

System of Account an.d Pay.

Payment:; are made through a paymaster \Vho~o general duty i the ~uL-chargo of accounts, payments and estimateo.

Pay of the superior staff of the college is i&;uod by tho paymaster morithly in arrear by cheque in favour of each pcr~on, according to ce1·titled pny lbb ~ubmittod. The pay of the subordinate ,.tnft' is issued in cnsh, and paicl out by tho captam of cadets, in accordance with special pny list.

All monthly accounts and claims from contract-Ors and tradei!mon for local pur­chases, nro checked and certified by the officer commanding Royal l!ilit.nry College, and transmitted to payma!'ltor by tho fifth of each month.

Tho accounts for articles supplied from the Militia Dopartmont Jirect aro similal'ly treated, but are forwarded to tho Department at Ottawa.

The pa.ymatttor pays all such accounts when duly authorized from hc~l quart-Ord Credit.~ nro i:1sued by tho Militia Department on roquisition of paymn,..ter, from

time to time, against which cheques are drawn by tho paymn tcr in f:wonr of the claimant~ authorized to be pnid.

Monthly accounts current are rendered by tho paymaster to be:id quarters, accompanied by all necessa.ry authorities and vouch~t'S in support ~f J ayment." ..

Tho annunl contributiou!-1 from cndets nro p::ud t.-0 tho credit of the Roeo1\"cr­Goneral in Bank of .Monlecnl, copy of doposit receipt. being tran:>mittod to the

oommnn lnnt of tho collogo. to be plnccd to tho credit of the c·itlo•;; 'l"'n·111 • I · 1 h cd 11 • I . . • "' ' ' •• " \\' llC I nro c :U'g n nrhc a; 1 ,,uod tol11m on ro1J:wmont viz ·-Cloth1'11g 1'nclu<li'n ·

• • , • • • • ' • • • > g repllll'li to mo, ncce: nucs, mni kmg, m trumonl'<, por onnl washmg, barrack <lnmagos &c ~hc.. ... o .cti.nrgcs n~o po ... tcd ~onthly to tho. cndot' ~cco1111t in company Jcdgor, wiiicl; 1 dul> 1g11od L> tho cndot,, nil charge::, ~cmg prcnou,,Jy supported by YOuchor!l.

Tho commnndnnt co1i,,ulor,, thnt tho followitw regulations shoulcl 1·c 110 l •·. . 'fhnt d t 1.h . ' t l • • b • U I .. ( C, \ IZ •. -

• 'd 110 en c ~ po1m1 ttX l-OJOIO tho college until hi~ fir~t nnnual contribution 1 pm .

'rhnt in cn ... o ofuon-paymont of future :mnnal contributions within thirt ~ 1• fro1~ ~ho dnto on _which due, tl~o comrn:mdnnt will be required to suspend th/c:~li!t,s rot:uning nil ni:t1cle:-, of rl'g1mental neco "nries and clothin"' nnd instructionnl npp~rntus :-;upphe!l to tho cadet at tho collu"O in order to t;CCu~-~ the G · . ngmn-.t 10 ....... 0

' lOvo1nmont

Clothing.

to nd ~})plied. thr~u~~ the Dep:lrl~ent of :\lilitia urnl Defence in material, nnd issued .mt~. ett; on i OJlll) m~nt nt CO:,t price. All clothing i!'l made up by t\ tailo1· u.t contract

.Regimental 'Nece.ssaries, Mathematical Instruments, Drawing Jfaterials and Te;rt Books.

b d Supplied \h~ough1 the Department of :.\[ilitia anti Dofcncu from contractors and -n c.-.mcn, nu( 1 ... ue•. to cadets on ropaymenL at co:-.t })!'ice. '

-each ~~~o':luo of all t:-. uc-. OD repayment arc charged monthly in ledger account of

SO\·c~fe ~o.tnl num~or of each .dc,,cripti~n of all article,; i:-;suod are posted in tho

voucher: o~ci~~.~~~ ~1~~o~htchol!1t·t1e·e.s~c~.t~v~.!1~ad,, i receipts aro posted from delivery ' • .. l 10 ..:u nuu m .., u pport of the en try.

Jfess, Class, Office and Bedroom Furniture, and General Barrack Stores.

The o nro . uppliod bv Government f· to l t: ~ sched.ule<l nnd po-.tcd in :-tore led"'or orth~ ~e 11 .~:u 0 1'. .rcj . ,,~II rec_eipts of s~ch arc by fu1r wear nrc condemned peri;rtically b o ebo. <l 'r'c o:. ccommg Lin:-;orv1ceable .Militin Department. Article brol·on r n oar 0 SIJ rvcy, and replaced by tho indh•idunl re pon iblc for such ::.bre.'lk~"'C ti1tongh nogloct or lo:;t nre charged to

::. or o:-.s.

Personal JV<lsld11y of Cadets.

Performed uy the w· . f h ll n cs o t o co egc son·ants, and paid for by cadets.

.Mess and Barrack Washing.

mcntlsunndl eor1s1crfo.rml e<l by tho wfre,.. of tho collo~e Sel'vant.c; nnd poem arrangement.;, ~ 1 pnic.i for by Govern-

Fuel and J"Jiyht.

upplied undru· c·ontrac:t witli th D . accordnncc with a duly nuth"rizcd ~~al cpart;nont of Militia and Defence, iRsucd in forwm·de<! to head quar~r,;, Ottawa.. o, anc accounted for monthly by rotLirns

Hcco1pts nnd i ucs are regularly po ted in store lolgcr.

Gymnastic Apparatus: • I kept in gymna ium. All receipts ~ uc arc mndc to cadets for instructional is over.

arc rogulnr!y vostod in otore lodger and purpo e , and handed in as soon as p~rado

Jlilitaru Bn9iueering Stores.

Hec:oipL" aro po1.tecl in lodger and articles kept in st.ore, and i ua.l to cadet.a for .i.n~tn1ctio11:tl purpo e~; these uro regularly returned when tho panido i over.

Gem ral Remarks.

'With rcforenco to tho foregoing information on tho gonoml subjects therein montioncd, tho Board 1mhmit ns follo,v.~, viz.:-

1. 'l'ho general healthy con<lition and appearance of the cudet.s, and tho nh~ence of di:-.cai::e, point to tho conclusion that the :-;ite eclcctod i;; mo t salubrion , and taking into consideration the several hour:; as dot.'lilcd for i;tudy, c!rill and rccroation, tho combination is Huch as to insure that the mental )'<train nccru al'ily inducc<l by close ntt~ntion to studios b relieved by the physical exertion produced by drill and gym na.41 c:-;.

2. The Royal ~!ilitary College is •ery adrnntngcou ly sitnatod with regard to natural oULToun<ling,,. '.l'hc clear water:. of Lake Ontnrio in tho immediate vicinity, and the uniutcnupted and extended view in every direction, are natui-::il ad,·ant.nge:. which cannot be without thoir effect in influencing the tcmpcrnmcnt of tho o resid­ing within tho college grounds.

3. lL b the opinion of the Board that the general t-0nor of tho regulations and tho arrangements for internal economy arc of r-uch a nature ns to fo:>tor a gontlo­manly tone of feeling among tho cadet:-, and to encourage a sentiment of esprit de corps, and i-;o far as the Board aro capable of judging, thcc:o results havo in a great meai;urc I.Jeon attainc<l.

4. With rcfcrcn<::o to the recommendation made by the commnnilant a-. to tho appoi11tmcnt of two mi Ii tnry profo:-i:-;or:-1 from the present :-itaff to act lb company otlicc1·.~, the Board aro of opinion that this plan, if ca1Ticd out, promi,;e:-. to be the means of obtaining a highur degree of discipline than can bo atwinod Ly the pni ... enL arrangcmcnt!'l.

5. The Board observe that provision is now made for the re idcncc within the college grounds of only two profcs<1ors nnd tho Staff Adjutant, the romninder of the :-;upcrior btaff havirig to provide themf'elves with ar·commodation in the city at di ... ta11<'c:-. nu·ying from one to O\'Or two miles from the college.

As thc,,e profc-.~or::o rer.oiYC a money compcmmtion a~ lodging allowa11cc. and n,; it would bo Yery desirable f())' mnny rc:i:-on:-; that they :ibould be prO\idod with accommodation within tho collo~o 1-{l'Otmd ... , the Bom·d recommeucl that for the ako of economy and convenience, suitable quarter· :-.hould be erected ncur tho collogc for the commandant and superior :-.taff.

6. Cndoh;' quarter.... With reference to thb :.ubject, tho Boar<l notice thnt o~cral room:> in the cndot quarto1-.~ arc occupied by two individual~. In thci;o in,.tnncc.'- tho ::-;izes of the room~ ;-;o occupied aro not sutlicient for tho pnrpo~c, and on other grounds it is not desirable that more thnn one <:adot i.;hould o<:cupy ench room.

In the i101·th huihii ng, which wn:. originally <le~ignL'(l and constructed ~peci:illy for educational pm·poscs nnd aR mess premises and offices, five room:-; hnro boon occupied ns dormito1·i<•s for 15 cadet:.; this is ncce:<i;itated by the wnnL of l'Uitnble accommodation ol8owhorc, nnd when the incoruing cla.;;,.; of cadet.-; pro-;ont thcm.;eke:-1 for admission in J:mnaiT next. the only loctnrc room avnilnblc will hn•e to lie :ippropl'iatcd :t8 a. dormCtory for tho,-c wi10 may l•c then admitted.

In ,·iew ot tho foro<Toi1w circumstance,,, the Bonrd cannot m·ire too ::,trongly tho ::> ,.., ~ ~ t'.

necessity for tho erection of tho additional building contcmplntod as quarters 1or cadets and two oftkcrs on tho west :-;ido of the college building::!.

7. 'rl10 Boni'(! wore pleased to observe th~ ruimirablo condition in. which .tho cadoti;' quarters ure lwpt. They, howornr, notice. thnt th? floo1~ m·o born~ rapidly wora nway in con;;equencc of thu •cry poor matcnnl u ... e<l 111 then· con:-tmcllon.

8. CupbO'.lrd~ and -;heh·c.-; nrc mnch required in the SC\'cr:1l elti....s room,, nmt lb() outer gate honse :;houl<l bo completed.

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===========================-=====--:: 9. 'fho Bonrd <'Onsidor tho nrruugomcnt mado for mo,;,,ing tho cndot~ to bo

:;.'ltisfoctory. 1

· I l h 10. '!'ho rohu·n,, in connoction with tho wliolo oft ic art1c os u~o< at t o coll ego

nro prep.'lred pQriodically :md tran,...mitlcd to h~:vl qunrt~rs, and tho sy torn of nceount oom:-; to be clear, intolligiblo nnd a,, couc1sc a:; po:,"1blo. .

11. It would bo dosirablo that n smull annual grant Lo t~PIH'Oprrntod for Lh '3 pur­po!lo of mni11tnini11g tho cudohi' library nnd th~ 1~urcl~t1sc of ~ook:-i .

12. Thl•ro b. no provbion mndo for m~y ro.h~10mi 111s~ructton m . tho collcgo, but. tho cndct.;, :u o rl•quirod to attend tho public D1,·1110 Sornce of thou· denominations On<'o every Sunday. .

13. The ngc ... ut which cndets aro ndm1ttod to tho college are from 15 to 20, but tho Bonl'fl consider~ it would be prefomblo that tho agos on the 1st January, preccd. fog tho oxmnination for admit:;.sion, tihould bo from ~5 to 18. There scom1:1 to bo at pre~cnt too gr('at a dbpm;ty in the ngo!'l, more parhculnrly as .all who ent.cr nt the t'ame dnto form a cln~s. The younger ones arc thoroforo at a d1sad•ant.ugo m respect to .standing iu tho cla,.;s in competition with tho.so whoso ages should assuro greater cnpncity and breadth of thought.

Tho followin" subjects have been brought fonvnrd by the commandant of the coll('gc, U.'i impro~cmcnts nnd al~erations in th.e m~isting system:-

(a.) Annual, instead of sem1-nnnual oxnmmatton .... for entrance and final. The members of the Board aro of opinion that this chango would prove beneficial.

(b.) That tho law relating to the ad1:11i:;!::ion of two c~o~idates from c.ach military di:.trict :,hould be amended, ::,o as to prov1do for the adm1ss10n of an equ1va.lont num­ber, on the following basis, viz.:-

Ontario.................................... .................................... 8 Quubec.................. .. .. .... .......... .... ... .............................. 6 Maritime Provinces (N.S., X.B. and P.E.I.)......... ....... ........ 6 Manitolm and Briti$h Columbia......... ... .... .... .. ...... .... .......... 4

~4 f c.)Instend of the admission to tho college being limited to a number annually, or

i;emi.'armunlly, the number admitted at each entrance examination should be regulated with reference to tho maintenance of' n fixe<l establishment of ll8 cadets at the col­lc"c, tbiii being the aggregate of tho number authorized by law to be admitted when th~ college opened, and during the four yean1' cou1·se. If the proportion as between tho group,. sugge-.tod in previous paragraph cannot be exactly carried out, the extra vacnncio:- to be allotted to candidate::. highe ton tho list, as returned by the Examining Bonni. It appeal' .. in rei>pect to this :-;ugg&tion that no difficulty has yet ari::.en in carrying out the provi:-;ion:; of the regulationi:; now existing.

In conclu ion, the Board wish to ob~erve that the .Royal :Military College has ndrnnccd at n rate of progre .. .., more than equal to tho original hopes of it~ most sanguine supporte~. Whi!-,t desirous of placing upon record their appreciation of the commaudant and supc1for ~taff, to who,.o individual exertions this most creditable result i mainly due, and of recording their opinion ai:; to the zeal and esprit de corps everywhere manifested, the Board are more particularly anxious to have it under-tood that tho requirements of this institution, based a<; they are upon tho moi:;t recent

improvements in toohnical education, as exemplified in other kindred establbhments of a imilar character, require for their proper development increased fadlitie~, not only in tho shape ofF.cicr.ti.fic apparatu~, modeiR, &c., but also in increased accommoda­tions, a, required for laboraoorie.,, museum and model room.

The instruction aheacly given seem,, to be complete of its kind, and there is nothing to prevent tlie J>l"Otie<:ution of the higher branches of technical instruction from being carried on by every cadet, provided proper facilities a.s indicated above, are placed~ within his reach. '

'rho c:ule&a'being reernited from tho different Province:-; of this Dominion tho dis­erimination of the knowledge acquired uy them cannot fail to be of the groat~t use to

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W AJ1 ){ 1m POWEI1TJ1 Adjutanl·Goncral ... P1esidont, Board of V1 itor .

(T . .J. DUCIIESXAY, .

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Dcputy-Adjutnnt Ci en.era!, • ~iilitary D1:,tr1cl No. '1 .

D rr IRWIN L ieut-Colonel,

l . · ' I nspcctor of Artillery. Members. ,

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J. TIIORBURN, ~ · ·• • . Chairman, Boiml of T•.xnm1ucrs.

J MACPIIFHSO~ Lieut .. Colouel. . Accou~tant, Department ~[ililia urnl Dcfonoo.

TABLE A.

StrEWI~G Subjects of Ir.slruction, Obligatory

Matr cmati<'f;. . Geometrical Drawing. l~rcnc h 01· <1cl'lnan . Frcchnn<l l>ru wing.

:Mathematic". Gcomctt i<'al Drawing. F o1 tificat1on. -Mili1n1·v 'l'opography. French· or (;crrnnn.

Mathematics. Dc~ni pti\'c Goomotry. Fo1·titicat ion. Artillery. . :Military .Admini13trat1on. ~filitary 'l'opogrnpby. Frooch or Gcrmnn.

lfathcmntics. Desc:ripti\'o Goomott-y. Fol'titication.

Om.IOATOUY.

Eth Cwss.

";th Ola$S.

6th Ola..<:S.

6th Class.

Al'tillcry. d · · t ation 31 ilita•'Y !Ii:;tory urni A nu ms r ' Military Topo~raphy. F1 ench or Gorman. l?rcohantl Drawing.

8-22

nr•d Voluntary, for o:ich Olncl!.

Infantry Drill. l>if:;c i p I 111 e. Swimmiug.

Freehand l>rn wing. Inf:mtrv l hill. Artillci-y Drill. Di,.;ciplino. Swimming.

.Freehand I'rawing. Infant1 y Dr1ll. Artillery Drill. Gymnn,;tic1i. Di:-;cipliuc. Swimming.

Pn!nting. Intiln try D1·i~I. Artillery Drill. Engineer Drill. Gymna tic~. J)i ciplino. Swimming.

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Mn hemntice.

Mathematics. Geometrical Drawing.

Mnthcmatics. Descriptive Geometry.

Mnthemntics. De~criptivc Geometry.

.Mathematics. Dc,,criptive Geometry. Artillery. <~erman or French .

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4th Clas&

Electri • ty.

th altw.

ith Ola&.

6th OlaM.

5th Olasa.

4:th Olriss .

.Any one or two of the,..e { Geolo~y. subjects. ~hem1. try.

Electricty.

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German or French.

German or French.

German or F1·ench.

German or French.

Civil Snrvoying. Natrue, production and use of

mawriah1 for construction.

:Mathematics. Duscriptivo Geometry. Fortification. Artillery. Germau or .Prench.

.Any 0110 or two of these bUbjcCtH.

Civil Surveying.

Mathematics. Fortification.

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3rd Class.

l Geology. Chemii;try. Blectricty.

2nd Class.

Military History (E<1says). Re con naissauce. German or Prench.

Any one or two of these { CGheolo~t · b. em1::i ry. su ~ects. El t ..

1 ec ric1 y. Painting.

Mathematics. For·tification.

1st OW.33.

Military Ilistory (Essays). Reconnaissance. German or French.

Any one or two of the::;o subject::!. {

Geology. Cbemiotry. Electricity.

Nature, pro<lnction and u o of matednls for co11 t1 uttion.

Ilydraulic Enginccl'ing, .Mcchan­ibm, &:c.1 &c.

D.:i<:ign and Execution of Struc­tures .

Architecture. Estiruut1ng.

Civil Surveying. Nature, production and use of

materiaJ., for con<1truction. Hydraulic 1~ngineorir1g, :Mcchan­

h>m, &c.1 &c. Design an<l .Execution of Struc­

ture~.

.A.re hit ecturc. Estimating.

Painting. Civil Surveying. Design an<l Execution of Struo­

tures. .Architecture. Estimating.

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TABLED.

:SHOWl:"OO npprop1intio11 of ~ln:drnum fork ... lo the e\·ornl ,.,uhj ('L~ of the Cont 0 or ln tr uction, :111d to tho Ohligntory nml Yolunl:uy Section .. , l'o:-pcctivcly, of i-uch

1m l>jc<'l!!.

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G,ooo I········· G,000 lln1hematic3 (pure and applied) ........ ...... ••..•• ....... .. •.•.•.... •..... ...... • ••..•.•

2 ,C100 I········· 1,000 2,000 ··•··· ··• 3,00&

2,0CO I ......... 2,000

2,500 { .\Iii i ta.ry F.s;ayt .. . . .• 1,000

3,000 •... 1,000 ........ I 11000 }

2,000 ........ l,uoo

0Mm~triclll Drawing nod Descriptive Geometry ................. ... ...... ........ . Fort fieit1on ...•. •..... •.... • ................................. """ ......... ....... . . .... .

A rt1llery .............. .................... "" .................... , ..................... 1 ••.••••.•

.Military History and Ad-} Oomb'ned { StrnlcJ!Y, Tactics ......... 12.500 } m1n1stmt1on .•. -.......... 1

"" Aclmhustrntion and Law .. 1150v

'hlit ry Topogropby ...... } { \lilitnry Topogrophy ....... 12,000 } Rel"onna1s• nee -···•· • Combinl.'d... Reconnaissnncc ........ ..... l 10CO C1val ::iur<"ey1og •••.•.• ..... . •...•..........•......•.•• .......

Modero I,nngung~ ........... .!lteroali'l'c. f ~reach ................... ······ 2,o· O } l German ...... "···· ·············· 21000

2,000 2,000

Expnimcntnl nud Xntu·} . { C!hcmi;~t_ry..... . . ........ ..... 1,000 } ml ::>cu:nces .AllernahTe. El~ctric1ty ..................... 1,000

............... Ueology •.... . ... .. . ...... ... .. 11000

l,000 2,(100

FrPebaad Drawing aad} . { ~opie3 from Flll.t ........... . Painting·····-·............ Combmed.... Cop1e.3 from ObJect ....... .

Pamuag_, .................... . 75'> } 750 f.00

2,000 ......... 1,000

......... 2,2W) . ......... 1,500 ......... 1,200 8,600 .......... 1,950 ...... , .. 900 ... ..... 700

1,200

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-'"ature and production and uses of mnterinl• fJr construction-............... , •........

H d r 1-: • c· l E • y rau IC ogmeenog ............... •······· ·· ···· .. . 1T1 oglaeermg. •.•••... llt>chaaiS"ll- ............... ............................. .

Uebll!;D and Execution of S:ruclnres ......... ...... . Architecture- .....................................

1 ........ .

EJttmaticg .................................................. .

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Inf11;atry ................ -. ....... ..... • ..... .. 11

300 } Arullny ...... ...... _ .. _ ·····-·-- ·····-······ 2!10

Drills and E~er-'··s Eo1tineer ··· •••• ......... •••••••·• •.••.•••• ...••.••• 300 • Ul>L ••••••• E 11 • Gqu a ti on •. •. ..•.• ••... ...... ...........• ...... 200 • Y!1mn~t1cs ..................................... ...

1 loo

Sw1mm1oi; ........ ... ••• •.•. .•.••• ••••••••. . ....•.• 60

.~:~~~ . , ......... 600 ~ondu1ct ''('ii'c '()m······ .. ·· ..... : :··· ................ -........................ 1 .... .... .

uc p .ne • . . cera only ehg1ble) .............................................. . I

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APPENDIX No. 12.

HOY.A.IJ MlLITARY C'OLLEGg 01" CAN" ADA-A ... ~U.A T.1 REPORT.

From Commandmd of Roy·ll Military Collet1e, to T. ieut.-General Sir J::. Sr.lby Smyth, K . C. M. G ., Presirlc1it flrJyal .J.llilitary Cullege, and Commauding Jliliti {1 Dominion of Canada.

Krno-.Tox, 0:-.r., 2hd December, 1 ID.

Sra,-I have tho honour to submit tho following r eport- of tho Royal Uilitnry College of Oan::d1L for tho year 187!> :-

Appen lices,-Subjects referred to.

2. Detail infOJ•mnlion on varions sul>ject5 i" given in tho appendices. Appendix A il:i n list, of tho Cadets who h:n·e joined the coll ego dtd·ing l " i!l1 an•l

showti the est.1bli"hment in which they were cdutate1l. Appendix l3 is a list of Owlets to whom promotion-., prize~, or honorary dis­

tinctions have boPn awarded during 187!1. Appofl(liccs 0 1, C 2, C 3, C 4, C 5, C 6 give full information of the (.Jnne, 1Si9)

semi-annual examinatio11, nnd of the wol'k and. intermediate examinations of tho spring term.

Appendix D !'how~ tho CadeL.; arrangecl according to tboir pro enL cl:i:.-.e--, nncl their rclafr:o po,., i ti on in tho-.o cla!:'~es.

Appoudix E is a eom plete list of the cailet5 on the College Roi. till' at tho pre.,cnt date, with detailed infoi·mn.tion reluti\·o to eal'h.

Appendix F arc tho cxnrnination papers (German cxccpto<l.) of tho third (the then highc,.t) cla-.s nt the Juno :,emi-annu:ll ox:1mination. . .

Tho cadet~ of this cl:lss had at that date two more terms before complelrng thcu· full cou1·t-;o of in~truction .

Appenditeil G 1, G 2, &c., a1·0 tho syllabus of tho ~e,·eral cour-.o~ ot' in-..truction . It will be undo1·stootl that those course,; are a·iapted to the pro-.ent eirc1111bt.11uce~

of the collcgo, and ttrd not so comploto as will be possible when tho collogo b fully developed.

Details of Terms and Classes.

3. The Sprin~ '£erm commenced with Rix cl:\--ses, ontitlod 3rl, 4th, 5th, 6th, 7th, 8th, containing respectively 1 t, 8, !), 11, 15 and 16 cadets; :tn(l tho Autumn Torm with !'even cla,.ses rcspecth·cly of 11, 8, Ii, !:!. I~. 17 and 13 c~ulets.

Tho next term will comrncnco on 3rd Fl.!brnary, 1 ~o, with ei~ht clas-..c-., the number of en lets in each of which will be determined by the re~nilt of the winter (January, IS O) !<etni nnnual examination, nd !eel to tho w~rk and pcrio lical c:rn111iu­a tions durin~ tho <•urrcnt torm, arnl by the number of candufatc.-. who may bo ,;uccu-. ... -ful at tho Der.ember entrance oxnminntion.

,.

ill pro~·iclo great fa ilitie-. for tho nnnunl tninin~ of' rnnJinoo1· v limtool' militia at Kin0 t n, nnd witl~ the p r-o 111 •I nllu led to in p:lrn,;rnp~1 ~u 1·oul1_l Le 1.n tdc. to l~nn inn \ory incxpen 1\·o w1w tho nuclOU8 of a :;chool of nulitary ongmocrmg, rncludrnir 11u1.>.mnran mininJ. for nli rank nn l bran ·h~; of tho Mll'\·icc. b

Pr gresa f Collrge and apJ reciatio11 iii Orr.at Britain.

!!4. ~inco my Inst nnnunl rep rt r h:t\'O vi:;itc l mo.-,t of tho cclcl.>1-.ttcl military and civil cducatronnl iustitution', :di tho grl'at milit:n-y mn11nfact11ring c t:iblishrnont, of ordnnnco, t.mall nr1m1, nmmunition1 ell.'., and mnny of th11 l:u·gor fiJl'll'OS~c,., and cftmps of , rent Britni n.

I wn,, al o fol"tunuto in opportu11itie8 of ob..;01·ving on sovcral occassion.i large bodic .. of troop-. of all nrms umlo1• tlio in pcction by His Hoyal Highness the Oommn11dcl'·in-Chict:

I mention thi bccnu c. after omo yl'nr" of rathl'r clo:;c and unremitting attention to one object, there is oflon a ten loncy to bocomc ~omcwh:it forgetful of change nnd Ill Of!'ro ... ~ cl--cwhere, nnd a dnngor of the pct :,on so cng-ag-c I !,ecomiug Jc qunlified to form :1 correct :liad impnrti:1l opinion of hi::i special work.

Wrth the ndv:mtn~e, of recent ob301·\•nti 111'1 fro,h in min I, I c:\11 1111hc-.itatingly nffirm that the collc~c j.., working in tho l'i~htJiroction, both in practical and thcoro­tic.<tl militnry truinin~, nnd in gcnornl o lucation, nn I thnt Canada. m 1.r lie well :-afo.

wrth tho prOJro.~ tho co lc~c Im.,; made dnrin!.{ tho fonr years :-;i111.:c it;i opening with tho compnri-.on it cnn bear with ol 1nn1 nni\ cr:;ally honoured institutions. It wn nl-.o mo-.t ~r·atifyiu~ to noto the knowlcdgo of and appl'ccialing 1ntorei;t

i11 the H 1yal Hilitary College of Canu11n di"playcd in tho mothe1· country, not only by tho military 11rofo,=>ion, bnt gcncrnlly liy por:.ons of influence and education. I cannot cl ~o my report without oxprc"sin,; my hope that Canada will tinrl 1:mitablo and certain employment for tho:ic of her son" who, possessing (a-i demonstrated without the po-. .. ibrlity of question, by the collc~c books) high qur,litio-; of ability, oomluct nod phy:;iquc, will grnduate in Juno next, and in i;uccecding yours.

Assistance liy Staff.

~5. rro the nil afforded mo bv an ablo anil zcrilon,., staff and to the soldiediko spirit, intt lligenco and cunduct ot' the •rcntlcm.10 c:idets I am 'indebted !01· bcin•r able to cluim tho gratrfving po .. ition lo whlch the colle"e 'has nttaincd nnrl I do:s'iro to brinb thi:; faC't t )7onr notice. ~ '

I havc the honour to Le. Sir,

Your obedient "01'\":lllt,

E. 0. JI EWE1'T, Licut.-Colonel, R. E.,

0ommandant, Royal Military College.

APPRS1irx A .-HOY.AI1 ULl'lAHY COLLEGg OF <JAN.ADA.

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George Ewctse W~od.... 18 3 Feb. 8 ... , 9,6!G Helmuth College, f,ondoa, Ont. 'Frank !let b · 1 t Latimer... 18 G I do 8 ... 9,0iG ll1gh School do 1~(~f1~~~ ••• ~~: ••• ?.~~~~-~! 19 -4 / do 8 ... 18, 132 ,Col

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Willinm Hl'ory Robinson\ 15 6 I <lo 8 .. 7,!>88 'o leg1&te :Sc :iu, re enc on. 11 16 6 do 8 ... G,310 Bisho;>'s Colh.• 11;e Sche>ol, L?ndoa, O.

Georj?e Rohe• t oopcr... 16 10 do 8 ... 1 r,,~04 Collegi11te :-ic!Jool, l'rc 1enclO!l. HearY \\ ttlker 03burn.... • b llr d

· o ·1 18 9 do 8 ... 1

6,18B !High ::icbool, t:nmp e 1or • George Huntrr ;2:1 vre ••• .Alfred Thomas Tomlin-, j

19 7 do 8 ... 4,SC9 Ottawa College. •. • son ········ ········ ····1····· 18 3 I do 8... 4

1186 l\iag's Uullege, \\ mdsor, t\ S. znchnry Tnylor Woo M••• I I

.Andrew Raiasford Wet-, 17 4 I do 8 ... 4,0~8 Collegiate ~chool, FredHicton. murc ··· ·• •··· ·········1 16 4 I do 8 ... 319H ILean u:i:v Ile, Qu!'b c. A1t1·n 0. dP [,. Joly.. ..... C -' '' 11

18 9 f do 8 ..• 2,t:U7 Upper nna .. a vu e,1;ce. Tbom<1s Bl'nB'1n. ···:· ·····• 3 do 8 ... 2,500 IJolleg;:ite ::icbool, Gu.IL, Ont. George ~:rt ward L11;1dlawl 18 1 do 8 ... 2,~63 Upper Caa!l la Oolleg" Eacrton K A. Demson.. . l8 G ..: h I A nprlor and D"onnhl Uolin Cumpbell.. 17 Sept. 5 ..• 7,471 rnmmar .,c oo, r

I I Eaglnn·J, . Yorbrs ~·Iurray Kirby. ..... 17 5 do 5 ... 6,357 {ublic School, Petrolta.

ArL~~::~s M:l'~~~~~- .. ~e~~!I 17 G do 5 ... 6, 107 Opper Caal\rla College. "' 16 9 do 5 ... !>,299 Strathroy High ::ich 101.

Victor Rosenb irg .. ······ 2 do 5 ... 4,6!>6 Upper Canada College. Rubut Col borne Santoo. I l 6 do 5 ... 4,6.H Public School, St. liar.r's. John Ir>ine Lf\n::r .. ·· ···· · 20 0 c ll • l I t t te James Arthur He3kPth... 15 9 do 6 .•• , 31200 I tur.wa o eg1a e ns 1 a ·

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Wallace Bruce ~L Cu- _ 1 do 5 ... 2.000 Collegiate Iostitate, Galt. rut hers ·· · ·· ····· ......

1' do b ... I 2, 778 1.euno>:>ille, Qu~bec. •

Barry Bland Strn:iire ...... 1 15 3 0 4 ..• 12,1os jKaogston Coll~g1ate InslaLnte. Uayu \\'1lli1tm.; ~eylaod.. 18 ct.

Where Educated. l llema.rka.

E. O. IIEWETT, Lieut.-Colouol, Commnndnnt, Roynl Military C.:>llcgo.

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and Conslruction of Artillery, 4 ~lilitary History, 5 llilitary Topography and Surnying, 9_:;Qbe.mlstry,.

A P P g ~ D I :X. D .

J:OYAL 11LlTAHY COLiiEG~~ OF' CANADA.

Cla-i-. Roll-Gc11tlemon Cadot11.

I.

The Cndets of Ol11es II., who qu11\ify at the Winter Examinntion of 18791 will 1 nss into Olnss I. at the commencement of the following term, viz., 4th February, 1880,

1'his will complete the organization of the Oolltge with eight classes, corrt>s­ponding with the eight terms required to complete the full course of study.

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ALPBABKTIC..U.LY.

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II.

Rank.

14 1cochrane, J ....................................................

1sergcant .............. .......... • 7

4

1

0av1s, \\.' ........................... ... . .............. . ......... do ................. ... .. . , 7

1~ ~e~brisay, 0 ................. ............................... 'Co. Sergt.-lfnjor..... .. ... 7 F &Jrb11nk, C ..• ·····-· ................. . - ........ . ............. Sergeant ............. ..... ..... , 7

2 Fi.reer, H ............................. - ......................... Cadet .... ..... ... ...... ..... 7 ~~ lueefer, H ...................... ...... .......................... loo. Sergt.-lfajor ........... 7

3 p cPheraon, 0 .................... .............. - ............... ~ergeant ...................... ' 7

~I ,._erry, A ......... _ ........... .... ...... ........ ......... ........ Co.::>ergt.- llajor ....•....... 7 I

3 \\p.elmao, J ............................................. ......... 'Sergeant-.....................~ 71 1 ,/se, H._ .......................... ............ .. ............ , do ............. . ...... .

I urtele, A.................. .................................. do ................... .

III.

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APP E ~DIX D.- Co11ti11ut.1l.

ROYAI1 MlIJITARY COLLEGg 01'' CAl'IADA.

Clm;s Roll-Gontlcmcn Ca.dot -Continued.

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noYAT •. MlLl'I'ARY COLLEGE OP CAXAD \-Tl \LP-YEARLY EXA'll~.\TION, JUN.E, 18'19. 31m ULAss.

MILITARY lllSTORY. T .., NU-'lBER OF UAilK.1:1, '1901 llfE Al,1,0WED1 •> HOURS.

fl) Whnt brnuchc~ ofstrnteoy doc,. Hamley illustrntc by:-... (I) 'J'he Marcn~o campaign.

(:!) Moreau':; cnmpnign of 1800, bt part. (3) do Jo :!nd do. (·Q Tho Waterloo cmnpaig11. . . .

(2) Mention any point-. that strike yon pnrticulnrly rn. tho manner m which .._ T npoleon plnnnotl nnd carried out the .\lnrongo cam_pni7n. . .

(3) Drnw n :-implo dingrnm, .... bowing tho Jines of commumcat1on of both unme:i with re .. pcct to the nrmie ... them .. olvc .... , when the latter fronted each othc1· on the Danube in the 2nd part of the 1800 cumpnign.

(4) In thi .... cnmpaign how did Kray i-uccced in evading the French army a nd recover-ing hi ... communications? . . .

(5) Whnt con-.idcrntion" deci<lod N'upoleon to qclcct Bclgmm as h1:-; pom t of attack in 1815?

(G) What were the general plan .. of Napoleon und of the allic": respcctiYcly, in the \'{u.tcrl?o campaign ? . . . . . .

(i) What mhtakcs are the londc1--: on both s1dos charged with comm1ttrng m tlus can1paign?

(S) Why is the defence of a long lino of mountains difficult and dangerous ? If it i:, nece-. ... ury to hold l'uch u line, what i:-. the best method of doing so?

(!>) What are "the real tJo.e-, of a mountain chain a::; a defeni;ive obi;tadle ? (10) What are the real use-. of forti·c,,c,, :.tratcgically speaking? (11) What doe:-. Hamley lay down as the principles on which n :-;yi:;tcm of fortresses

or entrenched camp:, ... hould be based. .... B.-:Numbcr · 6 nnd i uro alternative q nestion"; and only tru·co out of tho Inst four

need bo an-;wered.

.lloYAL MILITARY CoLLEOE OF 0A!'IADA.-IIALF-YEARLY EXAMIXATION1 Ju~E, 18'19.

• 3RD CLASS.

SUUVEYI~G AND ASTRON0~1Y.

i'nrn .Ar.LOWED 3 noun NuMnER OI!' MARKs, 350.

(1) .A Bis a bn:.c 300; tcet long, 0 and D arc pointH at opposite sick~ ot it. The following nnglcs at o mc:t..,ured: C A B=7i 0 , 10'; CB A= 69°; I> AB= G7°, 30'; D Ji A=~O". ( 'alculute tho length of() D.

(2) In le~ oiling from A to B tho following readings on the Htaft :11·0 observed wi th the -.pirit level :

Back reading, Feet. 8·7 9·2! I·O:J

12·5

.Forward reading . l'eet. l ·75 2·05 8·95 1·65

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\r~1nl i. the diffcrcn,.o of lo\'o.l b(•twc·cn .A and _B, nud which i the highc t.? (3) \\hut 111<:t1·1111H·nt an; u o I fut· mcu:.urrng ltommutal angle~, vcrticttl nnglc , nml

angloEI in gc11crnl, 1·c~poc·tivcly? (1) g!Cpluin tho method of tincli11g th e index cr1·oroftho cxtu11t li\.· rnc:tn of tho un. (5) \\'hnt m·o tho ditl'cl'cn t adjnstmcnL.. of the theodolite? • (Ii) Explnin tho adj11-.tme11t fo1· c·ollimation of tho theodolite. lfthc instrument i out

in thi!'l re pcct h_ow <lcios i~ allcct vcr~ic·al a111! horimn.tal :~ngl re pllcth•oly? (7) Jn what rel' pee ta is the ordinary tran!-<1 l ~u pcr1or to or rnf cm or to the theodolite ? (S) Jn working with tho plane lal.ilo how can you a c·crlain if" the in trnmcnt is

c·ot'l'octly placed, rn; regards azimuth, nt. a st:ition of which the position is unknown.

(9) 'l'ho length ofa dc>g1·co of latitntlc bei ng G9.15 miJc;i, tiud the lcrl"th ofauc"rco of lon~itudo at. KingHton, tho latitude of which ii; 44c 8'. 0 0

(10) At a certain placo the mol'idian double altitude (corrcctod for rcfrac·tion) of a particular Ktat· i~ found to be (i00 U ' alXH'o the northern horizon. 'rlJo btar'S declination is 49° 55 ' nor·th. Find tho latitude of the nlu,.o.

(11) At a certain placo tho local mean time ii 10 a.rn . at thc.in ... t.:mt that n c·h1'0no­mctcr showing GrcenwiC'h mean t ime '-lan1b at 3h. 5m. 52:>. p.m . \Vlrnt is tho longitude of the placo?

RoY.\I. )frL1TARY CoLr,EoE op CA~.\DA.-ILu.F-YEARLY Ex.urr~ATrn~, Ju~:&, 1Si 9. 3nn CLASS.

Ton: ALLOWED1 3 HOURS. ToT.\I, ~IARKS, 220 FREXCII.

(1) Conjugate the vorbs "snvoir, mettre, boire, naitre."

(2) A qui avoz-vous donne .co beau bo_uquet? D~ qui nttendc_:r. vou~ une Jettro? Qui attendcz-vous cc 1;01r? ~ue f:.ute:"·'·ous la?. Avot• quo~ avcz-v?Wl ouvert Jn. porte de ma chambro? quest.cc q~1 \"O!l" cmpecho de \'Crt1r dc~nam? Quicon'l uc n'ob:-lervcra pa:; cctto 101 ::;era pum? Cc,, <leux homme ... ..,c cra1gnent l'un J'autrc. Nous eumos bcaucoup de plme pennant notro voyage. Gc:1 me,,sicur ... arrivorcnt-ils :\ temps pour le concert? II faut 11uc jc tiui:--~ ma Jettre nrnnt diner, car t\i jo no la fini ... :-.ait p:1 ... ., il ~crai~. tr?p t~rd HJ!,"o' <1.111~r: Jc ne srwais pn!'l quo •·ous du:-.sh:z tunt d ur~enl; st ,1c I uvm" ... u! J aurm~ eto fort inquiet. Von~ vous l'ericz expo'e' au ph1,,_g~a.rnl dan~er, .1 vou-.. ,·ou-. etioz prOtnCl1Cb !<Ul' Cotto l'OUtO. ()roycz-\OU qu11l f~J]lo prcnd1:c llllC W>ttlll'C. Ou allez-vous? lron-i-non1' bi en tot ii. la cam1·agne? bnvoycz-11101 volro domc.'-­tique, ot je vous em·errni le livre q ue vou" dem~ndez. :Xou.; mo1~rron ... com me nous aYon,; >ecu. Pounicz-vons me dire cnmb1cn v:m.t cette .mm ... ~Jn? 9un~d verrez.yous le proprietairc ? II f:tut qu_e je ~e .. :wh_e :~tin quo JC pm .... -o I.lit f~u·o mes offrcs. A~l'cycz.,·ous un ini:;tant1 JC va1~ :-a,·011· "111ou:-1><;>un011 .... Jm pni le: . Qnand saurcz-Yous \OS Jc~ons? Jc le:. l't\ura1 dan:- uno dcnu-hcnn'. .I :m1-n1~ vouh1 que vous Jes .HU,.Hicz plus tot.

(3) IIo i,;pokc to thorn. H e flt\W you. I conse.n.t to i I.. I~ i .. ~wt. I ; it i~ he. 1 ou arc mo1·e learned l han they. H er mothc1 1,. oldm th.111.) ou~ "'_· )1 Y friends and his aro gone. llnn~ you wri tten to you1· fath7r nud to mrnc. It ii! my ad,·ico. ll wns n gr?at mi:-t~wtn!:o for th;m. If will ~ ~ pki·1_ ... ~re to me. The gcntlonrnn who IS flpcak111g I" my fnond. rh~ hot-.l. of\\ h1eh I speak is Jame. Which books will you bu,·. "'ho h:i.. written thr ... lcttoi-. .I go out \"cry seldom. Ifan! yon 01;cnc<l the win low? ~o i I.Jut J :.h:ill 01!cn it l>oforo we go out. I do not think that we sh.di p(\ICCt\O the .... un toc~a~. :t i!l po,., ... i blo that t hoHO men i-hould owe rnorc t ha•1 tltcy po,..,.c...... ) on ai c d t• 1· J ·' • • "'V } I 1 1·c·1t 11111· e 1·11 thC' r<• m. . h.tll 1 :111 ... wcr eon< mg um 111 v:un. l n wan : g • .... · l · ! in a fow \nml:'. I.ct us wnit a little lo11~c1·. L 't tlw:n "ell t!tc.r hor..,cli. )Jc

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t}1 y not nppc:tr .. urprbed? Your hrc:\d i ... not b:1kcd c1101:~h. I ha~·c.tr1~"tc1l to your father. You h:wo not ... u b'cr1bcd to the l'Oneort. l ho,..o sold 1c1" wor . .t<l hnvo rO\'Oltetl. Would ho hnYo wi,hed thnt yon ,..honhl hani muddled with thnt nffoi1·. An• you plcu .. cd with him. Jlnvo you ~p<>kl'll to him. 11.i thi" book for ml' or fo.r him? Xo, it is for her. Who ha .. called mo'?. I~ it you'? Your urothor nlwny ... come.-, uftor tho othcr:l. l hll\'O never liCCll l11m hol'O.

(4) Ornl cxnminntion.

HoYAI. :llrr.IT.\RY Cor.LEGE OP CA~.\n.\.-JL\:,p.yr..rnr,y f~xA,UNATION, Ju'iE, 18'19. ;{Ill> Cuss.

FORTIFICATION.

Js·r l'.\l'F.R.

ATTACK Or.' FOHTRE:3SES.-211d Part. TIME ..\LI.OWED, 3 HOURS. TOT.\L .MARKS, 120.

(1) De.,cribo fully tho method of cxoculin~ tho deep single sap, ohowing detail of working party, nnd a plan nrni section (fi!{t11·cJ h:in<l. t:ikotcho:i) of tho Hap.

(I A.) Dc .. crioo (with fi~nre l "kcl(•hc-.) tho mothoJ of executing double saps, inclmli11g <.'hanging dire<.'lion nt right angles.

(!:!) Du,;cribe the uenernl com· ... c of tho att:1ck from tho third purnllol to tho immmit of the main urcuch on u front of tho modern .French tiyiotom.

(:L\..) In the caso of n polygonal front, how would tho attack proceed aftor the ra>elin wns taken?

(3) Describe generally the attack on u fortrcs~ surrounded by a chain of detached fort::11 ::.howing the greatly incrcu"ed d1fficult1os of the operation undor these circumotanccti.

DEFE:N'CE OF FORTRESSES.

(4) Whnt mensures ~houlil tho <iefonders of a. fortres:; take against tho ostub!h .. hment of the fir,,t parallel nnd sccornl artillery positionR, and against tho 00.vance of tho be-.ieger from the tir:-t lo the third parnllal respective!.} ?

(-!A.) What nro counter nppro:tche~. and how should they be used by the d .ifender:; of a fortre-..,? Gi\'O a modern instan1:e of their Ube.

(5) Whnt mea.-.ure ... should be taken a~ainst tho besiegers advance over tho glacis, and crowning the co>o1·od wny re~pectively ?

(5.A..J De,cribe fully tho measures that should be taken for tho defence of tho breach.

N.B.-Tho quc:.tiun:i marked A are alternative with those of tho same nurr.ber~.

HOYAL li.ILITARY COLLEGE OF CA:-<ADA.-liALF-YEARLY EXAMINATlON, JUNE, 18'19. 3an CLAss.

l<'OHTH'ICATION. 2sn PAPER.

AT'l'AC.:K OF FORTHE"'SES.- lst Part. TrnE .ALI.OWED, 3 noun.11. ToTAJ, 'MARKS, 120.

{1) What con-.ideration influen<.'o tho r•hoico of the ... ido of a fortre~8 to be attacked? (1) A. What W:.t.'> formerly thu method of opening tho fir~t. parallel nn<l its

app1·oache ... , nnd whnt modilkation'i of this method ha\'o been rendered necc:-•ary uy modorn impt'O\'Cllicllt:- in artillery, kc.?

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(2) Distin~11i11h. bt•l wt•cn ('Om rnon t rcnch work ~ud fl yin~ trench work, and t!ruw a 1>0l't1011 ( hgu rnd lrn~ui hkotch) th1:11ugh a Ht ego parallel exocutod liy <·11rnrno11 tron<'li work, l:lhmvrng the tn-,k,. for ouch rolicl'.

(2) .A •. I> cribo, with li~ured flkot<:l1c,..! tho method of oxoc1tti11g tho kue<Jliug Htnglo Hap. At what rato doc~ this "'ap advant·t· in or<linu.r.,.· soil 'l

(3) Doscri.b~, with figured 1-1kotcli1 the typo of battery ... uitablc fo1· tl;l' fit'ill artillery pos1t1011.

(3)A. De,..<.'riuo, with figured 'ikolch, the type of batlt•ry 1rnitalil .. fol' i;ccond nrt.il101·y pm1ition.

(4) What 111'0 uattcl'y !..Cl'C(;rtH und how C<>ntltructcd. (4)A. Whni ure oval ombrasu1·01-1, how consimctcd, a11d what are thoi1· advan­

tage~ over the or<linal'y embmsu1·e? (5) llow u~·e tronc:he),, excuute<l ~y ~1q1, widened ? Wh:it wo1·ki11g purtio:i are

reqmre<l , and how long doe8 rt take to complete tho work '( N. B.-Tho questiom~ marked A aro alternati\·c with tlw~e of the .-,:.ime number.

.l{oTAL .MILITARY CoLLEOE o~ C.:AN'AllA.-llALF-YEARr.Y Ku tl.'(,\TI<•~, Jmn:, 1879 :ian OLA s.

FORTIFICATlO~.

3RD PAPBR.

YOLGNTARY. Turn ALLOWED, :~ nouns. ToTAL MARKo, 100.

(1) Dc!<Cribe the operation of the pa~!iuge of a 1<t.agnunt wet ditl'h, und ilh1strate your reply by reference to the pa:..:-ago of the ditches of' lnneue ... 52 and 63 at Stra<iburg in 1870.

(2) Draw to a scale of 1 h iu1 opaul ment and one gw1 portion of a sunken battery 8Uitable fo1· tho H1•cond artillct·y po:.1tio11 ; thuro is lo be a ::1mall cou11ter!-!lOping embra..;ut'e. (-five a "cction 1>fthc battery on the line of fire. Ilow many reliefs will it take to complete a battery of thi" kind. De cribe briefly tho construction and arming of thi ... battery .... tatin!; h11w "oon it ought to bo ro11dy to l'eceirn it3 gun,;.

(3) Do::1cribo Pa!-!loy's gun plalform, tho motho1l of laying it. a111l the uurnhar of men and tho time required.

(4) Dc'iCribo (with figurc,l hand -,ketcho.~. ~howing plan aud .;cction,) a rectan­gular magaztno ~uitnblo for a "io,;e J.attery . ... tale tho nnmber uf men and tha time required.

(5) ·when the direction of u douhle ::-ap i~ l'lrn11gcd. 11t right a11~lc:-i for tha purpo:ic of trnversing tho heud of a di rccl approach, it should ho exocuted by !>ingle t-ap Why ?

(6) Describe tho operation of blinding :i ~ap. What i" tlw ob,it•c·t !,!':ti1101l hy this expedient '?

RoYAL MILITARY Co1,r.Y.GN o~· CANADA.-ILuF-\"E.uu,y l~x \lll'\ \r111:-i, .I u:\K: 187ft. 31rn CL.~s::;.

DE8CIHPT1YI•; GEO.llETRY. 1st PAPER.

TIME ALLOWED, 3 1rouus. 'rc1Tu ~fA.aK~, :?OO.

(1) Tho ho1·izonl.!ll and vertical trn1·cs of' a pl:rnc make :rn~(c,.. of t.io:i :m:l :?5° respcctiYely with x y two inche~ from their point of intor ... cc tion : x Y 1-. ~ut by the elev al ion of a ii no makinl-{ :10° . with it.. T~~yl:u! of th1'.lt.nc m~1.kt:h .W0

with x y nnd inlon1ccts the eli'\':Ll!On 111 a po111t . ., 1!1 trout o~ tt. l .111d t!10

intor:-cction of tho line and phrnl', and the angle wlurh the lino m:1l....o .. mtb the plan.

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(1 A.) Drim thl' plau 1111d olO\ atiou 01' :l rcgulat• Jllllltugo11 or 1 ·;)"side, its pluuo bciug i11uh11od llt 4."i0 tln<l Oil• ui11go1111l nt :W ; :tl-.o :\ ocond olo\':ttion on n rww g101111d 11110 p:u:tlk>d to :my ido of the plan.

(2) A ... umc n pln11c in ·lined nt 50 . IJr:rn n hc1rizontal line of l..i\'ol 10, tho pl1111 of which make-. ;:n~ "i1h the horizontal:-> ut the plane. Find tho intor,,.ectiuu of this line with the pl:rnu und ll1t• nnglo iL makes with !ho piano.

(2 A.) J>rnw a plnuc inclined nt :~.">0, and a sernnd plane al right angles lo tho fir:-t u11d in<'linoo nt 'if>0

, :lllll slow thoir intcrsoc!ion. (3) A h<'ptu.,011al rit!hL p) rn1111d ("idt1 ot' ba--o 1 ", IH·ight 3") ha;i one of it~ fa<·o~

,·crtil'rtl. Dmw its plan, :111d 1111 l'le\':t!ion 011 a pluno p:u·allel to ono of tho toidt•s uf the L:M, farthc-,L f1 o•n the sido of tho YOrtical fa<"c.

(3 ..\..) ,.\ pc11tn~orir1l l'ight pt'i ... m ( hh• ot' lmso 1·5," height:~") hn;i tho piano of 011c 1:11.:c incl111ed at ~0° t11HI thnt ot the unso nt 75°. D1•aw its prnjoctiom1.

(4) .A right t'Ollu (d1:1mclt•r of b:1sc 8 ", hei~ht ·1 ") i:; eut by u vertical pluno which bHich a ~l'lllll'ntiix arnl ha>< its horil'.ontal trnco inclined ut 45° to x y. IJetcrmine tho p1c~ct•tio11-. nnd trnc Conn of i-cction.

.. "'. B.-Thc que. ... tion ... murkt..'<I .A m·o alleruath·c with tho~c of tlw "llDIO numuc1·s.

.ROY.AL n.hLITAm Cot LEOE of C.\~ADA.-ll u,r-YEARLY ExAmNATIO:-<, Ju:-rn, 18'79.

8n11 CLAss.

l>E~I RIPTIVE GEO)lETHY.

TrnE ALLOwEr, 3 11ouHs. TOT \.L )fAH.KS, 200.

( 1) Determir1e a plane tcmcliin~ all of tho gi\·cn ,.,pJiorcl'. (IA.) The iwli11"' ot thl' ba--c of'n l'i~ht l'01le isl", it~hoigbt :->", tho index of tho

vc1 tex j ... i'1'.!, a!lll of the 1•(nt1 o ol' the J,n ... c 30, draw a lino throug h the Yertcx i11cli11cd at 1:>0 and making- f>0° on plan, with tho plan of the a.xb of the coue; dctel'miuc a pln111• to eontain the line and touch tho co no.

(2) A ri~ht ~one, dh meter of IJa ... o ~", hci!,rht :.~". -.t::rnds upon tho horizontal plune .:. . , Ill front. of.x y. Dctt'l mine the :-liadow cast Ly tho COllO on uoth plane. ... of er<;'JCClton. m d tit<.' ~hnd&l portion:; of tho :-olid, the direction of tho ray:- ot hght lJcrn~ the 1•01wc11tional oue.

(2.A.) A pcut:l!!Onal pyrnmid, ~ido c.f La-.c l ", hci,ght ~.;",stands with its axis Ye1·ticul lHH~ ib ,·crtcx .25" :1bo\·c tl1~ l1orizo11tal plane: 'J'hc plau of tho ·vertex is 1~ 111 f.ron.t of x y. llctel'Jnrnc th? shadow cast Ly tho solid on hoth planes ot prOJeC~JOn, and tl1c tihadcd port1011 ot' tho solid, tho rays of li"ht being :i...-•urncd Ill tho conventioual dir1•t·tion. 0

(3) Dra~\· ti o i ... oml'tl'ic projection of' a 0110-stor'Y cottage of tho following dimon-ton-.: length ~O', hrcMth 1 ! ', height of walls l~' thiclowss of walls I ' ri110 f f• - • '1'1 f . ' ' o .H10 ·'. 1w roo 1s to have a gable at each end, and there is to be a

ch1mricy ~· X P, ·, UIJC) pmj<;<"ling a , :thO\'e tJ10 rid ire of the J'OOf at tho fart her <'nd. 'l'he opening in the (•him11cy 11cod not be ~hown. 'fhe1·0 is to be a d.001}~' wide hy G' high in the c·cntrc of the fronL with u wi11dow at each ~1~!0 -:k, f1·orn ~ho 1•rnl!1 of tho wall ... ,'.!~' from the gl'ouud, 2!-.' wi<lo un<l 3' hrgh. 1 here 1-. to boa third winuow of tho ... ame di mcnsiou::i~ in tho ccntro of the cud of the cottage which i ,.i iblc. Scale 1 •

(4) J)rnw the i ~metric: p10jcl'tio11 0f' a rcctn11gula1· block~~! wood 4' Jon" a' wide, :md 1!, thick, with a ci11·ulnl' hole 1!' in <linmcte1· throu<rh tho cor~tl'O of th<' block. :--cu.le

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l)gS('HJPTl VE <iEO~rnrHY.

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TIME AJ,LOW}:I>1 3 ll0Ull!>. fuTAI, :\lARKs,1250.

(1) Detormino n Rphcro of l " ra<liu" which :;hull trmch the thrcogivcn phc1·ce. (2) A cul.Jo of 3" Hi<lc bus one foco intlincd at 40", awl 1Jno edge of that fncc inclinod

nt ~5° . An octahedron has its axc!i perpendicnlar to the faco:. <>f the cube, through the contre~ of' which the axes project, tho e<lgo:; of tho oc·tahc<lron and tho edge~ of tho cube interi;ect, and mutuully hi oct each other. ~:aw tho plnn of tho rebulting i-olid. .Figure thi!i plan and contour all tho v1 r blo face1:1 at vorticnl interval1:1 of t..wo unit:!. 'fhe contours of orcn nnml>ers being 1:1hown Unit ·l". . .

(3) Draw tho por1:1poctiYe projection of the given hexagonal prt m, i;1!1nd_tnt{ on the ·•iven piano R. S. which is inclined at 71° to tho piano of pr'OJCCt1on.

N. B.~Quc.,tion 3 it:- alternative with the latter pa1·t of <1uc tion 2, commcnciug at tho wor<ll'i :: ' Figure this plan."

.ROYAL MILITARY C:oLLEG:r. o~· C.\~.\DA.-HALF·YEARLY gx,uu:-; \TIO"i, J1 !liF.• 1 79 . 3RD CLAS".

1. l<~UCLID, .ARJTHMErJC AND .ALGEBRA.

.,; TIME ALLOWED, 3 UOURI. ~

XB.-Quostions marked a, b, &c., are alt?r~atiYc1 11.-> Jollow": a r'ur 1 and 2; ;a b for 8 j c, d, (' fin· any of ·1 to 10 ; r for any ot 1... to lil.

(1) Pro>e that the .,traignt lines wh1chjoin the extremitio:-. of'el1ual amt parallel 32 Htraicrbt line~, towar l!i the :<ame part~, arc al"o thcm ... c1n ... equal and

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parallel. What i~ meant Ly toward-. tho. same parb?

(2) Dc1Scribo a square that !;hnll he c'luul ton ginm rectilincnl figut'l'. 3!

· · · to d ··1 ' · .,,.,.,m ~nt of n circlo that -.hall. (a) Upon a g1nm 1:1tral"'ht hno C:'Cll _ie .t . .. -b e ~ ':> I ('Ont~tin nn angle ~•pin! to a gi~en rcctilineul angle ot 10 ·

. 1136 (3) Explain briefly tho :;tops in the proof of th~ pro~o:::.ition 1that, tt~e ~~~~

c·ircle1:1 an1rlc1:1 whethe1· at tho centres or c1rcum11.n-encc, lll\'O

ratio a~ th~ ci:·cu tnfol'C~C~~. OU whBichkt~~y ::.tan~ .. •I tho rwoof iiepencls. Give in full tho 5th Dchn1t10n of oo '.,on w 1n 1

. h r 1 , d!'l\\\'11 pe1·pcn<lil'11lnr lo the (b) If from any an~lo of' a trian~lo a. st~nr£ t. ~~o 1

1~ the trinn••lo h t.."tunl to the base; tho rcctnn~le cont:uncd U.} t d~ ::.ii cs 0

1 ti , lini~ctcr or the circle

1·cctangle conlaino(l b~· tho pcrpon 1cu nr nrn 11.: ( •

tle~cribod nhont tho tr1:1n~lo.

(~) Whnt arc the rules for ob:-crYing if number-.. arc cfo·i-.iblo by:, ll, l 1.

(5) Multiply 1 acre, 'i polo;i, 1! . .rat-<lH byl 416~r t1 , rnltiiilit'r wl•1-e !Gl? 'Vhat woulll bo a convcment met 10<, I Jc 11

•. . 1 T . "lid 1 oz A \'Oir1h1JlOi '· (6) hnd tho rn110 bchH'l'll oz. 10y ·• ·

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