Part 4

CATALOGUE of the COLLECTION lent by SIR RICHARD WALLACE, BART. _Sixpence_. ALPHABETICAL INVENTORY of the FOOD COLLECTION. _Sixpence_. BRIEF GUIDE to the FOOD COLLECTION. _One Penny_. BRIEF GUIDE to the ANIMAL PRODUCTS COLLECTION. _One Penny_. SCIENCE DIRECTORY, with Regulations for Establishing and Conducting Science Schools and Classes. _Sixpence_. ART DIRECTORY, with Regulations for promoting Instruction in Art. _Sixpence_.

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*** _For information as to instruction in Science and Art in the Schools established in the Eastern and North-eastern districts of London_, _see the end cover_.

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Instruction in Science and Art in the Eastern and North-Eastern Districts of the Metropolis, in connexion with the Science and Art Department.

1. Metropolitan District Schools of Art are established at the following placed in the Eastern and North-eastern Districts:—

St. Thomas’ Charterhouse, Goswell Street Road.

Spitalfields, 12, White Lion Street, Norton Folgate.

North London, Sandringham Road, Kingsland.

These Schools are open in the evening from 7 to 9. There are female classes at each school. Applications for admission, prospectuses, or any other information to be made at the schools in each district.

2. Night classes for instruction in drawing in connexion with the Science and Art Department are held in the following schools:—

Bethnal Green National School.

Hackney Parochial School.

Mile End, Church Street School.

Poplar, All Saints’ National School.

„ St. Saviour’s National School.

Stepney, St. Paul’s School.

„ St. Philip’s National School.

Whitechapel, St. Paul’s National School.

Science classes, in various branches of science, also in connexion with the Department have been formed in the following schools:—

Bethnal Green Birkbeck School.

Abbey Street School.

National School.

St. James the Less, National School. Bow Baptist Chapel School.

(Bow North) Old Ford Road School. Hackney Parochial School.

St. Thomas Square School. Kingsland North London School of Art, Sandringham Road. Mile End Church Street School.

Church of England Young Men’s Society. Poplar St. Saviour’s National School.

St. Mary’s School.

Boys’ National School.

(Poplar Bromley) William Street. Stepney Colet Boys’ School.

Blue Coat School.

St. Paul’s School.

St. Philip’s National School.

Information as to fees, &c. can be obtained on application at these schools.

4. The _Science Directory_ and _The Art Directory_, price 6_d._ each, published by the Science and Art Department, contain full particulars of the regulations for establishing and conducting Science and Art schools and classes, with lists of those in operation. To be had at the Catalogue Stall.

BETHNAL GREEN BRANCH OF THE SOUTH KENSINGTON MUSEUM.

OPEN DAILY

(except Sundays).

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MONDAY, TUESDAY, AND SATURDAY,

ADMISSION FREE,

From 10 A.M. to 10 P.M.

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WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, AND FRIDAY,

STUDENTS’ DAYS,—ADMISSION SIXPENCE,

From 10 A.M. to 4, 5, or 6 P.M., according to the Season.

TICKETS OF ADMISSION on Students’ days (available both for the Bethnal Green Museum and the South Kensington Museum) are issued at the following rates:—_Weekly_, 6_d._; _Monthly_, 1_s._ 6_d._; _Quarterly_, 3_s._; _Half-Yearly_, 6_s._; _Yearly_, 10s. _Yearly_ Tickets are also issued to any school at 1_l._, which will admit all the pupils of such schools on all Students’ days. To be obtained at the Catalogue Sale-Stall of the Museum.

The above arrangements are similar to those of the South Kensington Museum.

FOOTNOTES.

{7} The whole of the official correspondence on the subject of the establishment of this Branch Museum has been printed as a Parliamentary Paper No. 218, session of 1872.

{9} _Advantage has been taken to incorporate in this Guide much of the information contained in the Guide to the Collection_ (_now out of print_), _compiled by Dr. Lankester_, _in_ 1863, _for the Science and Art Department_.