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GENERAL REGULATIONS 
 
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 ROYAL MILITARY COLLEGE 
 
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 CAI^^DA. 
 
 KINGSTON, ONT. 
 
 JUNE, ISSO. 
 
 OTTAWA: 
 
 PaiNTED BY MacLeAN, RoGEK & Co., WELLINGTON StKCKT. 
 
 1880. 
 
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GENERAL REGULATIONS. 
 
 SECTION I. 
 
 OIUECTS OF THE COLLEGE. 
 
 1. The Military College is established for the purpcse of 
 imparting a complete education in all branches of militar/ 
 tactics, fortification, engineering, and general scientific 
 knowledge m subjects connected with, and necessary to, a 
 thorough knowledge of the military profession, and for 
 •quaUfying Officers for command and for Staff appointments. 
 
 SECTION II. 
 
 •* (JOVERN'MEXT AND ORGANIZATION. 
 
 j 2. The General Officer Commanding the Militia will be 
 
 ex-offlcio President of the Militaiy College. 
 
 3. An independent inspection by a Board of Visitors 
 appointed by the Governor in Council, and re|)ortingto the 
 Minister of Militia will be made once a year. Such Board 
 will not be p. permanent body, but will consist of five 
 members of whom three shall be i^.embers of the Militia 
 Staff, not less than two to retire annually. 
 
 4. The Commandant shall have power to suspend any 
 Professor, Instructor or other Officer or employee pending 
 
 i the result of a report to the Governor in Council through 
 
 ^ the General Officer Commanding. 
 
 5. The College and Staff to be organized on a military 
 basis. 
 
 The Gentlemen Cadets as a cadre battalion in separate 
 companies. 
 
 6. The Commandant to be solely responsible for disci- 
 pline n'id for the general superintendence of the studies. 
 
 7. The Commandant to have power to Issue such stand- 
 ing orders as he may deem necessary, provided that they 
 -pre not opposed to anything contained in the Act for the 
 establishment of the College or to the regulations approved 
 
8. Tlie Comnv.ndant will be assisted in tlie arran -einent 
 of the .studies oy a Board, composed of the Professors or 
 senior Instructors of the different branches. The head of 
 each branch will liave the general power of supervision and 
 inspection of the studies in his de/artment, u^Urthe dutv 
 of reporting on them to the Commandant. ^ 
 
 9. The Commandant will, from time to time, assemblf^ 
 and confer with all the Professors and Instructors ofTach 
 separate branch on matters relating to it. 
 
 ^J^;^ T/'® military and civil officers of the superior staff nf 
 the College and Cadet N. C. officers will haveX poVer of 
 placing any Cadet in arrest pending the decision of thi 
 Commandant to whom a report in writing opersonaUv 
 m^presence of the Cadet, of the cause of the aiTe^st w'h b^ 
 
 fJ!\^^^ -^r'^'T^''''^ '^'""^ ^^ ^^^^ <liscretion permit mili- 
 ta y and civil Instructors and officers to award to Cadet 
 
 toavvdul Cade s smh degrees of puinshmont as may be 
 
 12. The Military Professors and Instructors will perform 
 such dutie. coimected with the Cadet Battalion as may b^ 
 assigned to them by tlie Commandant. ^ 
 
 13. The Officers, P/ofessors and Instructors, both Mill- 
 tr^y and Civil, wi 1 at all times be liable to be required to 
 aflbrd assistance m othe. branches of instruction than !hei? 
 o\\ n. 
 
 14. The Commandant will be assisted by Captains of 
 Cadets, and also by a .Staff Officer wIk) will have charge of 
 the records, correspondence, stores and accounts of the 
 
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 15. The commandant will have the absolute fO'.vei' of 
 rustication or temporary removal, and also of sentencing a 
 Cadet to lose places in the list of successful candidates for 
 employment. When expulsion is necessary the case will 
 be referred to the Governor General in Coi-ncil, through 
 the General Officer commanding the Militia. 
 
 16. The Commandant will cause records to be kept of all 
 serious punishments awarded, and of the offences which 
 have caused them, wliich records must be contidential and 
 open only to the General Commanding and the visitors. 
 
 17. The Commandant will inspect accounts of every 
 description connected with the College and certify those 
 which require it. 
 
 IS. The name of any Cadet expellod for misconduct 
 will be gazetted, in order to prevent bis being admitted 
 to any branch of the public .service. 
 
 19. Xo person belonging to the Royal Military Coll'^ge i^^ 
 to receive a present from any Cadet, or fron. the relations 
 or friends of any Cadet. 
 
 20. No Professor or Instructor will be permitted to give 
 private instructions to a Cadet, either during the v '-ation 
 or at any other time ; or l)e allowed to prepare can-adates 
 for admission to the (■ollege. 
 
 21. The poi-iod of service of a Gentleman Cadet will be 
 four years, and the course of instruction will consist of four 
 annual terms. 
 
 22. If any (,'adet fails to come up to sucli standard of 
 education and at such periods of his services as may be deter- 
 mined from time to time, or to acquire sufficient proficiency 
 in military drills anrl exercises, he will be removed from 
 the College and receive a iiee discharge from service. 
 
 23. No extension o'.'tlio veg lilted periods on accouni. of 
 absence from any ca iso <xcept illness will be granted. 
 
Cases of protracted absence on account of illness will be 
 specially referred to the General Officer commanding. 
 
 24. Each Cadet will be examined annually by a medical 
 officer, and if from any cause he is found to be unlikely to 
 become physically qualified for the militnry service, he will 
 be required to resign, and will receive a free discharge. 
 
 25. Every Cadet entering upon a course of instruction 
 at the Eoyal Military College will 'oe duly enlisted and 
 required to sign a roll of entry, and be thenceforward for 
 the period of his pupilage subject to the " Queen's Rules and 
 Eegulations/' " The Army Discipline Act " and other 
 i'ules and regulations as Her Majesty's Troops are subject to. 
 
 SECTION i;:. 
 
 PAYMENTS AND ALLOWANCES. 
 
 2G. Each Cadet will be required to pay annually in ad- 
 vance i)re\ious to joining, and also in advance each suc- 
 ceeding year a sum of ^100 lor board and instruction during 
 the annual term. 
 
 27. In addition to the sum of $100 for board and instruc- 
 tion, referred to in para. 26, each Cadet will be required to 
 pay in advance, previous to joining, a contribution of $200 
 to cover value of articles under paragraphs 32, 33, 35, 36 and 
 37, and in every succeeding year $150 in advanoe for the 
 same purpose. 
 
 28. All charges under paragraphs 32, 33, 34, 35, 36 and 37, 
 against these sums of $200 and $150 will be accounted for 
 monthly to the Cadet, and at the end of the year any 
 surplus will be carried to his credit towards the next annual 
 contribution, and any deficit must be paid by the Cadet in 
 addition to his next annual contribution. 
 
 29. Each payment must be deposited to the credit of the 
 Heceiver-General, " P-; ul Military College account," pay- 
 able to the order of ui Bank of Montreal, Kingston branch. 
 In places where there is no agency of that Bank, the 
 
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 deposit must be in such other Bank as is authorized to 
 receive Government deposits. The Bank will issue receipts 
 in triplicate, the original to be retained by the depositor, 
 the other two to be sent by him to the Commandant of the 
 College, for transmission to Head Quarters, Ottawa. 
 
 30. Each Cadet will be i)rovided, free of expense, with 
 attendance, the use, while at the Royal Military College, 
 of furniture, linen, (bed room towels excepted,) and plate, 
 requisite for dormitory, class and mess room. 
 
 31. Each Cadet will be provided, free of expense, with the 
 use while at the Royal Military College of all arms, accou- 
 trements, and ammunition as may be necessary. 
 
 32. Each Cadet will be required to provide himself with, 
 and to keep in repair at his own expense, such articles of 
 uniforms, boots, and personal clothing as may be deter- 
 mmed. 
 
 33. Each Cadet will be required to provide himself with 
 such books, instruments, and educational apparatus as may 
 be determined. 
 
 34. Articles obtained undjr pars. (32 and 33) must be 
 obtained from the Government Stores, and will be issued 
 to him at cost price and charged against his annual contri- 
 bution. 
 
 35. The washing of all linen, &c., provided by Government 
 will be given free of expense to the Cadet ; but the w^ashing 
 of aXl personal linen will be executed in conformity with 
 the rules of the College and charged against the annual 
 contribution of the Cadet. 
 
 36. Such charges for sitting accommodation as may be 
 made by the several churches which Cadets attend, will be 
 charged against this contribution. 
 
 37. Cadets who, under special circumstances, may be per- 
 mitted to remain at the College more than 48 hours after 
 the commencement of the summer vacation, shall pay the 
 
sum of one dollar and twenty-tive cents a day ior board and 
 Lodging. 
 
 ;]8. Cadets who may be i)erm;tted to withdraw from the 
 Royul :\Iilitary College without comi)loting tiie full term of 
 their engagement, will, before ie<-eiving their tinul discharge, 
 be ro(iuirod to pay the sum <>f one hun(lre<l dollars, in 
 addition to any amount owing l>y them to the Department 
 of Militia and Defence, or College ?\m<is. 
 
 oO. Un finally leaving the (Jollege each Cadet will he 
 allowed to take with him all ai ticle>^ <^l)tained under para- 
 graphs 02, 33 and 34, provided he is not indebted to the 
 ©•apartment of Militia and Def.nce, or the College Funds. 
 
 40. In the ca<o of a Cadet wlio is absent a whole term on 
 account of sickness or rusticating, a i-ayment of $■){) shall 
 be required of him for the ])rivilege oi' his name being kept 
 on the rolls of the College and for a vacancy being 
 <ri aranteed at the commencement of the next term. 
 
 41. An allowance for travelling expenses at the rat e_ of 
 four cents a mile for the number of miles beyon(l 500 
 necessarily tiavelled between the Headquarters of the 
 Mihtiuy District in which he resides and tiie College, will 
 be paid to each Cad»'t v.t the time he hfr.^i admitted, and 
 a similar allowance fo; travelling expenses to the Head- 
 quarters of thr same Mi: tary Districts will be paid to each 
 Cadet who has satisfaci fily passed lii< jlnai exiimination 
 at the College. 
 
 42. No allowance for n a veiling expenses will be granted 
 to those who reside withm 500 miles from the College. 
 
 43. No cadet will be peiniitted to join the Knyal MiUtary 
 College until his first contributions of $100 and of $200, 
 respe'ctively, are paid, and thereto in or<ler to secure the 
 Government against loss in case of non payment of the 
 annual contributions 'vithin 30 days from the date on which 
 due, the Commandant will suspend the cadet, retaining all 
 
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 articles of Re<nin<'tital nece-saries an<l clothing and instruc- 
 tional apparatus supplied to him while at the College. 
 
 SECTION IV. 
 
 RKWARDS. 
 
 Certificates «/ Graduations. 
 
 44. All Cadets who. at the ^-nd of their full period of four 
 yea»-s serviro have qualified in thci full ohligatory course of 
 instruction of the first or sf-cond classes, will, i. otherwise 
 eligible, 1)6 eutiued to receive one of two classes of certi- 
 ficates of Graduation. 
 
 45. The educational (jualilication for the ocveral classes 
 of certificate of Gia.luatioii will i)c : — 
 
 For First Class Certificate. 
 
 (a.) (iualiiication at the tinal examination in all obliga- 
 tory subjects of instruction of the 1st class. 
 
 For Second Class Certificate. 
 
 (6.) Qualilication at the linal examination in all obliga- 
 tory subjects of the 2nd Class. 
 
 46. A Cadet who at the time of his linal examination is 
 in the 1st class but who fails at that examination to qualify- 
 in any one or more subjei^ts of obligatory instruction of 
 that class will only be eligible to receive a Seond Class 
 Certificate. 
 
 47. A Cadet who at the time of his final examination is 
 in the 2nd class, but who fails at that examination to qua- 
 lify in any one or more ofth'o obligatory subjects of instruc- 
 tion of that class, will not be eligible to receive aruj certifi- 
 cate of Gi-aduation. 
 
 48. " Honours " or " special mention "' for any subject of 
 instruction will be recorded on the face of the certilicates 
 of Gra.luation of the Cadets who are entitled to such dis- 
 tinction. 
 
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 49. The conditions of qualification to record '• Honours "" 
 or " Special mention '" in any subject ot instruction will be : 
 
 (a.) Counting in both the obligatory and the voluntary 
 sections of a -ubject, a- certain definite proportion 
 of the maximum marks allotted to that subject. 
 
 (5.) The marks available for credit will be those counted 
 for examination, recitations, notes and drawings in 
 the full course, obligatory and voluntary, of any 
 subject, from the date of a Cadrt joining the College 
 to the date of his graduations. 
 
 (c.) The exact proportion of maxinumi marks required 
 to be counted vary according to the nature of a 
 subject of instruction, and in the obligatory and 
 voluntary sections resjjcctively, of that subject ; 
 and will be determined from time to time. 
 
 The proportion n .:1 be notified before the final examina- 
 tion. 
 
 50. A Cadet who fails to (lualiiy for ariy certificate of 
 graduation at the end of his full term of four years service 
 is not eliyibJc to record " Honours " or '' Special mention " 
 in any subject ; but these distinctions may be recorded 
 alike to the recipient of either first or second olaps certi- 
 ficate of graduation. 
 
 Commissions in Her Majesty's Regular Army. 
 
 51. Four connnissions, viz:— one in the Royal Engineers, 
 one inthe"Roval Artillery, one in the Cavalry and one in the 
 Infantry, .)1 Yiie Kegular Army will be given annually to 
 Cadets who have graduated. 
 
 The conditions of award will be : 
 (aO The commission aa<l choice ot corps will be offered 
 in regular order, first to the Cadet who has obtained 
 the greatest numbe-- of marks from date of his 
 
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 number of marks, and so on, in succession, provided 
 always that such Cadet lias obtained the necessary- 
 qualifying certificate, and that he is in other 
 respects reported by the commandant to be well 
 fitted to hold a commission in these corps. 
 
 <6.) In th-^ event of there not being in any one year a 
 sufficient number of Cadets qualified, and wishing 
 to obtain a commission in the lioyal En Liii tubers or 
 Eoyal Artilleiy or Cavalry, then the four commis- 
 sions may be given in the Infantry. 
 
 (c.) To be ehgible for a commission in the Royal Engi- 
 neers or Royal Artillery, a Cadet must, on gradua- 
 tion, have obtained a first class certificate. 
 
 id.) To be ehgible for a commission in the Cavalry or 
 Infantry, a Cadet must, on graduation, have obtained 
 a first or second class certificate. 
 
 Coinmissions in the Militia, Dominion of Canada. 
 
 52. Cadets on graduating will be appointed Lieutenants 
 in the Militia, except such as may have elected to accept 
 commissions, limited to four per annum in Her Majesty's 
 Regular Army. 
 
 The conditions of appointment ;vill be : — 
 
 (a) The seniority of commissions will be determined 
 by the number of marks a Cadet ha.s counted from 
 the dateof his joining the Royal Military College 
 to the date of his graduating. 
 
 (6.) Th( commission of a graduate who has counted 
 a greater number of marks, will in every case be 
 senior to that of any graduate (whether of rank of 
 Non-Conunissioned Officer or Cadet) who has count- 
 ed a less number. 
 
 (c.) A list of the Cadets who have graduated at the 
 Royal Military College will be inserted from time 
 to time, in the Militia List l)y seniority, giving 
 the class of certificate each has obtained on 
 
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 graduating : also any enij^loyment (Military or Civil) 
 under Govfrnment, which he may hold at the date 
 when the list is prepared, will be specified. 
 
 (d.) Promotion to liigher grade of rank will be made 
 from tliis list after a specified period of service in 
 each rank. The period to be hereafter fixed. 
 
 <c) To entitle any such ofl^icer to remain on this list he 
 ?nust attend the annual training of some regiment 
 of Cavahy, battery of Artillery, company of Engi- 
 neers or battalion of Infantry. The officer will on 
 application to the Deputy Adjutant <'reneral of the 
 District be attached to a corps as supernumerary 
 for the period of training. Residence within the 
 limits of the corps will not be requiied. 
 
 (/) Absence from annual training, ex-^ept on medical 
 certificate or in consequence of certified employ- 
 ment under Government, for a.^.y one year, will stop 
 promotion for one year ; and absence from the 
 training for two years, except on some conditions, 
 will entail permanent removal from the list. 
 
 ir/) Tlio officer will receive t!ie pay of his rank, while 
 n(>cessarily absent from his home for tbe purpose 
 of attending t le annual ti'aining, and travelling 
 ex}>oiisos to au<l from tiie pla-'c of training. 
 
 (Ji) Graduates who liave obtiiinod 1st class certificates 
 will be eligible for p^'i'manent ai)[)ointm(mt to the 
 Statf: to coips of Ai tillery or Engineers. Cavalry 
 f>r lnl;intiy. These who have ob'.iined 2nd class 
 eertiiicates will ho (Migll)le loi- ' ' .vah y and Infantry 
 only. 
 
 (/) So soon as theic are a .-uffic: -nt numbor of eligible 
 iiradiKitcs, a].!)ointiuents t<-i jiornianout military 
 corps will b.? .nade -ob^ly tV.nn this li-t; and after 
 sufficient, lengili of >e; vice .lud rank li f^ b.M'u ob- 
 
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 53. Certain prizes will be oflfered annually, the conditions 
 for the award of which will be : — 
 
 (a.) A sword will be awarded to the Cadet who, at the end 
 of his full service, has, from the date of his joining 
 to the date of his leaving the Royal Military College, 
 obtained the greatest number of marks for conduct 
 and N. C. Officer's discipline, combined. 
 
 (6.) A prize will be awarded in each annual term to 
 the Cadet who, at the end of his full service, has 
 recorded the greatest number of marks from the 
 date of his joining to the date of his leaving the 
 Royal Military College, in any of the following 
 subject : 
 
 (1.) Mathematics and mechanics. 
 
 (2.) Geometrical drawing and descriptive geometry. 
 
 (3.) Fortification and military engineering. 
 
 (4s) Military topography, surveying reconnaissance. 
 
 (5.) Artillery, (theory and construction.) 
 
 (6.) Military history, strategy, tactics, militaiy admi- 
 nistration and law. 
 
 (7.) French. 
 
 (8.) German. 
 
 (9.) Physics. 
 (10.) Chemistry. 
 (11.) Geology and mineralogy, 
 (12.) Freoliand drawing and painting. 
 (13.) Civil engineering. 
 (14.) Architecture. 
 
 (15.) Military drills and exercis'^s and >. C. Officers 
 Drill Instructors, combined. 
 
 (c.) A Pnze will be awarded in each class to the 
 Cadat ^vho, ai the end of each annual Tcrni, has 
 recorded the greatest number of ma>l^ during 
 that Term in all the theoretical subjects ol iu.^truc- 
 tion, obligatory and voluntary of that class. 
 
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 SECTION V. 
 
 REGULATIONS FOR ADMISSICN". 
 
 54. Admission to the College as Cadets will be granted 
 to the successful candidates at an open competitive 
 Examination, 
 
 55. The examinations will be conducted by Examiners 
 appointed by the Governor in Council. 
 
 56. Xotice will be given from time to time of the day and 
 place of the examinations, and of the vacancies to be 
 competed for at each examination. 
 
 57. Boards will be appointed by the Governor in Council 
 in each Military District to supervise the examination of 
 candidates. 
 
 58. No Person will be accepted as a Cadet who is not 
 considered eligible as to stature and physical power. The 
 limits of age will for the present be from ' 5 to 18, the 
 candidates being required to be within those limits on the 
 1st day of January preceding the examination. 
 
 (a.) The selections will be made by the Governor in 
 
 Council from the lists of names forwarded by the 
 
 Board of Examiners, having reference to the order 
 
 of merit in which the candidates pass their 
 
 examination. 
 
 5" Each candidate for o Amission must send to the 
 
 Ad, r nt General of Militia, Ottawa, not less than one 
 
 moi before the examination is held, an application 
 
 accompanied by the following papers in duplicate. 
 
 (a.) A certified abstract from the register of his birth 
 (giving date an<l place), or in default, a declaration 
 by one of his parents or guardians before a Magis- 
 trate, giving his exact age, with date and place of 
 birth. 
 (6.) A certificate of good moral character, signed by a 
 Clergyman of the locality in which he has recently 
 resided, or by the heiul of the school or college 
 at which he has received his education for at least 
 the two preceding years. 
 
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15 
 
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 60. When a candidate who has once been examined 
 apphes to be examined again, he will only be required to 
 forward a certificate of nis moral character for the interval 
 between che two examinations. 
 
 61. The number of tria;ls allowed will not exceed three. 
 
 62. All candidates will be examined by a medical ofRcer 
 (medical fee payable b}' person examined), and no candi- 
 date will be fdlowed to proceed to examination unless cer- 
 tified by this officer to be free from all bodily defects or 
 ailments, and in all respects, as to heiglit and physical 
 qualities, fit for the military service. 
 
 63. Only persons who are British subjects and who have 
 resided, or whose parents have resided in Canada for five 
 years immediately preceding the date of examination, shall 
 be eligible as candidates for admission as Cadets, and all 
 such persons sliall be eligible. Short periods of absence in 
 Europe for purposes of education to be considered as resi- 
 dence. 
 
 64. Each candidate before being examined will be re- 
 quired to sign a certificate that he is not married, and no 
 Cadet will be permitted L.o marry during the period he 
 remains in the College. 
 
 65. The candidates will be required to satisfy the Exa- 
 miners appointed under paragraph 55, in the subjects sub- 
 joined . 
 
 66. The examination \v^ill be divided into two parts, viz : 
 ** Preliminary" or <{ualifying, and " Further examination," 
 the former is obligatory, the latter optional. 
 
 67. The subjects of " Obligatory or Preliminary Exami- 
 nation " will be as follows : - 
 
 (1) Mathematics : Marks. 
 
 (a) Arithmetic, including vulgar and decimal 
 fractions, simple and compound proportion, 
 simple and compound interest, j^artnersliip, 
 profit and loss • 50(1 
 
IG 
 
 Marks. 
 
 (6) Algebra, including simple equations 500 
 
 (c) Geometry, first book of Euclid 50O 
 
 (2) (a) Trrammar, English or French in writing 
 
 English or French correctly, and in a good 
 
 legfble hand from dictation 500 
 
 (6) Composition as tested by the power of writ- 
 ing an essay, precis or letter, in English or 
 French ^^ 
 
 (3) Geography, general and descriptive 50O 
 
 (4) History, British and Canadian, general 500 
 
 * (5) French : grammar and translation from the 
 
 language ^^ 
 
 • (6) German : grammar and. translation fi'om the 
 
 hwiguage into either English or French as 
 
 may be preferred by theoandidate 50O 
 
 (7) Latin : grammar and simple translatioii from 
 
 the language into either English or French 
 
 as may be preferred by the candidate 50O 
 
 (8) Elements of freehand drawing viz : simple 
 
 copies from the Hat (outline) 300 
 
 * Alternative. 
 
 68. For the present hnth French and German loill be 
 optional. Both subjects may therefore be omitted by a ca,n- 
 didate. 
 
 69. No candidate will l»e considered (lualified for a cadet- 
 ship or be allowc<l to count marks in the •< further exami- 
 nation" unless he obtains a miiiiinuin of forty per cent, of 
 the total number of marks in eachof the subjects paragraph 
 (3^ ._1^ (a, h, c, together) 2 (a and b, together) 3, 4 and^S : 
 an i a minimum of one third in each of the subjects 5, 6 
 and 7. 
 
 70. The subjects of ''Voluntary or Further Examination'^ 
 will be as follows : 
 
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 (1) Mathematics : Marks, 
 
 (a.) Algebra. Up to and including simple 
 
 and quadratic equations 1000 
 
 (6.) CJeometry. Up to and including third 
 
 book of Euclid 1000 
 
 (c) Theory and use of common logarithms, 
 
 plane trigonometry, mensuration H300 
 
 (2.) English or French literature. Limited to 
 specified authors, the names of the authors 
 
 being given beforehand 1000 
 
 (a.) (Books for the examination will be spe- 
 cified . ) 
 (3.) Geography. Physical, particularly of Domi- 
 nion of Canada and United States 1000 
 
 (4.) History British and Canadian. Limited 
 
 to certain fixed periotls. the names of the 
 authors and the periods being specified 
 
 beforehand 1000 
 
 {a.) (Books for the examination will be spe- 
 cified . ) 
 (').) French, Translation fi-om English into 
 
 into French, or fi^om Frencii into English ... 1200 
 (6.) German. Translation from either English 
 or French as may be preferred by the candi- 
 date, into German 1-00 
 
 (7.) Latin-including the fifth book of Ctesar's 
 Oommcnlaries to end of 23rd chap., and 
 second book of Virgil's yEneid. Translation 
 into either English or French as may be pre- 
 ferred by the candidate L^O'J 
 
 (8.) Drawing. Copy from flat, shaded simple 
 object drawing 1000 
 
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 Note.— It is lo be um.oratoo I that English spfaking candidatfls 
 use the papers prepared in that language, and when the language 
 into which a tnin'^lation is to be made is left optional, they trans- 
 late from French to English, or English to French as maj be 
 
" ''" "^^^'Ch they are nn.r f"' ""''"^h 
 71 Vn nr^f 1 -^ "^*^ '"ost familiar 
 
 rnaiks assi^rned to that sutw/ '^""niwum 
 '- /"e marks ffainofi fn fi 
 
 (a) The resulting to^.] „ -it 7 
 
 Place in t,.? co"^; / ^'l?-™,'- 'I.o .,,„„;,,,,,, 
 *«tes being ti,ose vv),o .f mi'h- !""'''<''^«f"i '""•M- 
 
 ^"4. Inibrniatioii rel-iifvn . 
 examinations will hpilM ° ^^^^ ^^^tos on iH,; .^ .1 
 l-^-tionsofboJlcl^^^J^H alitor the p^rtZ^^^^:"^ 
 
 \oin iKxragraph 70 will h^ ^^^^T ^^'-^^"^nation '' leit' 
 Adjutant General o/lliiit/S^r ' - Wl^cat.orto"i;^ 
 
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 SECTION VI. 
 
 COURSE OF INSTRCCTIOX. 
 
 Begulaiions relative to the course of instruction, periodical 
 
 examinations, assignment of ranks, certijicates 
 
 of graduation, d'c, &c. 
 
 75. The period of four years instruction at the Royal 
 Militaiy College will be divided into four terms. 
 
 YG. A term will extend from about the 12th September to 
 30th June. 
 
 77. Annual examinations will be held towards the end of 
 each term to ascertain the qualifications of Cadets for class 
 promotion and for final graduation. 
 
 7S. There will be four cla^^ses. Cadets on joining the Royal 
 Military College will be placed in the fourth class, an<l must 
 rise into tlie second class, in order to complete the several 
 subjects of the obligatory or qualifying course. 
 
 79. A Cadet in order to be eligible to receive a certificate 
 of graduation must, at the time of receiving his discharge 
 iVorn the College be of rank, not under that of Lance 
 Corporal. 
 
 >^0. The position of a Cadet, on finally leaving the Royal 
 Military College will be determined by the addition of all 
 marks he has counted for obligatory and voluntary subjects 
 Irom the date of his joining to that of his leaving. 
 
 81. The seniority of Cadets while fc tbe Royal Military. 
 (Jolleg(^ will be determined as follows : Cadet non-commis- 
 sion offii'ci's according to their rank and date of appoint- 
 ment to that rank, senior to all other Cadets. Cadets 
 lu'corduig to their classes and their position in tlieir classes, 
 us determined 1>y the aggregate of the marks they may have 
 counteil from the date of their joining the Royal Military 
 College, to t.ie termination of their most recent examination. 
 
 ■^1:. A Uaiicl, who (.iiinng ill^ cOUtse IvVice iiiiis TO >iUriiiiy 
 tor class promotion, or who fails at his final examination to 
 qualify fc a certificate of graduation will be removed from 
 
i'-^iw * 
 
 2d 
 
 the College and will not be entitled to consideration for 
 employment in the Public service on account of Iiis service 
 at the Royal Military College. 
 
 83. To qualify or count for class pioniotion,or at the final 
 examination for certificate of graduation, a Cadet muBt 
 obtain. 
 
 (a) One halj the marks allotted to him in obligatory 
 sections of the course in the following subjects, viz : — 
 
 Mathematics and Mechanics. 
 
 Fortification and military engineenng. 
 
 Military History, i.e., (Strategy, Tactics, Military Admi- 
 nistration and Law combined.) 
 
 (Military Topograpliy, Surveying and Reconnaissance, 
 combined.') 
 
 Military Drills and Exercises, i.e., (Artillery, Engineer, 
 Infantry, Equitation, (jymnastics and Swiruming combined), 
 
 (6) One third marks in the other obligatory subjects, viz : 
 
 (Geometrical Drawing and Descriptive Geometry corn- 
 bined.) 
 
 French. 
 
 (Freehand Drawing and Painting combined). 
 
 Physics. 
 
 84. In (.Geometrical Drawing and Descriptive Geometry 
 combined), in (Fortification and Military Engineering), and 
 in (Military Topography, Surveying and Reconnaissance, 
 combined), a Cadet in order to qualify or count marks, must 
 complete a specified number of plates in each, also obtain 
 
 •the reqviired pioportion of marks for these plates, and 
 further, the necessary proportion in the examination. 
 
 85. In the 2nd class, Physics and Flemeniary Inorganic 
 Chemistry will be combined for qualifi(^ation. 
 
 86. In the 1st and L'nd classes })ainting from copies will 
 be combined for qualification with drawing from copies, 
 object, or nature. 
 
 87. Y^n SActidn r>f n vnlnnforv cnKi«/->f clioll iroin o ('o.l/if 
 
 •Dy marks in that section unless he obtains one third 
 
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 I 
 
 21 
 
 marks If a voluntary subject is not divided into sections 
 Te muk. obtain one third mark, in the subject. 
 
 S8 \o voluntary section of a subject of i^^^mction shall 
 be c;mme;ce<l byf or ,ain any mark« for a Cadet untd the 
 Professor is satistied that he ^« «;^*„^^^^^^^ 
 obliustorv section, and he has obtained the appiov 
 commandant to commence voluntary work . 
 
 x<^ \ Cadet will be liable to be examined at the annual 
 
 wliether obligatory or voluntary, 
 months before the examination. 
 
 belon^nng to his own class, provided that he na^ nut i 
 viousfv (lualitied in that section. ^ 
 
 before the date oj exaiHinalioii. 
 
 91. When two or more sulj.ot. are f .^-^li^^^^^-^^^t 
 .atory or voluntary for exawiralvn,, a iy.nWi ^"t^^^'^' ;"^,,^ 
 ?ake up b'^th subjects must r.otity to t.io '-^;-^^^^;^V o 
 [cLrJiceweut ot the Tei- m vviuch subject he de.iic. 
 select as obligatory. 
 
 (a) Two intermediate ^^-^^^"^"^^^tions inay aUo be he^u 
 
 aJring the Tenn. tl- "-l^-;^X^j;^^^^,^i^;^;^ 
 -Minated with those awarded at the hait-j eari} ca 
 
 ,,, m.n .uy one .ul,.;. i. .UW,^.Un^ol^g^^ 
 Voluntary secLions, uie .i.t< »iut-iA.c^<.v 
 
 I 
 
'_ .Ai:'^tA^JS.lhi)di^^ ■'• 
 
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 on the obligatory section only. When Jifferent subjects ar© 
 alternative as obligatory or volimtarv, the intermediate 
 examination will be in each subjot-t. 
 
 92. The proportion of marks assigned to each of the 
 intermediate examination in any class ^,dl not exceed one 
 sixth of the total allotted to that class. 
 
 J^3. Marks will be assigned at annual examinations for 
 notes, recitations and drawings executed l,v any cL-ms 
 dunng the current Term. Those for notes and recitations 
 will not exceed one sixth of the total allotted to that class. 
 U^ach (U-awing will have a speciHod maximum atUxcheil to it. 
 
 94. From the maximum number of marks assiiined for 
 conduct deductions will be made only as recorded :n the 
 Defaulters Book. 
 
 95. For marks for Discipline, X. C. o. will be classified in 
 each rank at the end of every Term, in one of four irrades 
 of general efficiency, viz : A . B. C. D. 
 
 The proportion of marks for each gra.le will be 
 
 A. or very good 100 p. d \ , 
 
 B. " good 75 a I "* <^"e maximum 
 
 C. " Indifferent. 50 " ^ ^^^'"^'^'^ allotte.i 
 
 D. '' Bad 25 " j to each rank. 
 
 Of the may ks corresponding to those iziades, tlie .'umber of 
 marks counted ^vln he in proportion to tho i)eriod in any 
 lerm, d.iring which the X. C. officer has been pcM-forniinV 
 the duty of each rank, siji.joct to further <le<luctioM. nnh' 
 as recorded in tne Dctaulters Book a-ainst the X. (;. ()' 
 JLf IS cijj iin e uvdi-ks. 
 
 •■"'•■ ^'^0^; "i^^i''« I'^i' ^h>ills and exercises, and for Xon rom- 
 mission Officer's Drill fnstructors, Cadets will b<^ clas^i- 
 hed in each branch at the end of every term, in one of {bur 
 grades of expertness A. B.C. D. The i 'oportion of ni.rks 
 
 tor encli orrnJA ivill Kp. . 
 
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 A. or very good lOOp. c.'\ Qf ^^^^ maximum 
 
 E. " ffood lo 'J V. m.^ri^^ allotted to each 
 
 C. '' Inditterent. oO description of drill. 
 
 D. " Bad 25 ^' j ^ 
 
 97 A Cadet ^^ho fails to (lualify for class promotion in 
 any obligatory subject, will forfeit all marks for examinatioi;, 
 note ^ and drawi-.ucs which he may have obtamcd for all 
 ol>ligatory sul.jects (Conduct, Drill, Discipluie and Mditary 
 Exercises excepted^ durifig the term m which he lails, but 
 he will be allowed to retain any marks which he is entitled 
 to count for voluntary work. 
 
 <)8 Marks for drawinae, notes &c., executed in any class 
 which a Cadet fails to (luaiify out oi, n-U1 not counfc towards 
 qualilication ai a second examination m that class 5 Out 
 should he succeed at a second exannnation m passing up, 
 the marks for notes an.l drawings which lapsed in conse- 
 (luence of his previous failure will be reassigned to him, 
 to-cthor with such others as shall when adde.l thereto not 
 to'-etlu-r .'xceed the maximum allotted to that class, pro- 
 vided that the Cadet has executed sufficient notes, draw- 
 ini;s, itc, in each subject during his second term in the 
 Class to satisfy the several Professors. 
 
 09 \ C-det who fails to qualify at any t-rm or Hnal 
 examhiation cannot receive any prize for any subject at 
 tlie. examination in which he fails. 
 
 101). \ Cadet although he may bq, highest in a cla,ss or 
 Hrstinany sutject of instruction will not be eligible to 
 receive any pru'-e unless the Commandant reports tliat the 
 work, etc., etc., of the Cadet is of sidticientiy high quality 
 to merit such recognition. 
 
 101. Ifa Cadetfails t0(iuaUfy for promotion at the end 
 of any term, but from excoj^tional circumstances, other 
 than sickness, is allowed f- be prouiOted during the follow- 
 mg term, the marks he obtained in the subjects he did 
 ,,° KAr iv, «-ui ^^cs vaatnvA.i to hiiii, an<l be allowed to count 
 

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 towards his ag^ro^zatO; but not the murks for examinations 
 nolos and drawings subjects ho failed in , 
 
 102. If a Cadet is unavoidably absent the whoie or any 
 Dortion of a lialf-yearly examination in consequence ol' sick- 
 ness, ho will (h'0)> tliat examination altogether, but if 
 specially recomuKMide 1, and jxMinitied to b<> promoted, he 
 will bo allowed to count the quahfying minimum of marks 
 only in such obligatoiy subjects as he may have missed 
 being examined in, and in addition marks for drawings, 
 notes, etc., obligatory and voluntary executed during the 
 term. 
 
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 103. If a Cadet is absent from sickness ut any intennc 
 (Hate examinatioii. marks will l>e allotted to him at the end 
 of the term in each sultject which he has missed in such 
 }>roi>ortion as he may obtain at some of the otlier examina- 
 tions during the term. 
 
 H>4. The marks for Civil Enghieering and Architecture 
 will be recorded separately. Marks counted for sections of 
 either course which are conmiou to botii subjects, such as, 
 *' Nature, production hi'., of matei-ials for construction" 
 and " Esthnatmg " will be credited to whiciiever subject is 
 studied, and if 6o//i are taken up then one halt marks of 
 those common sections to each. 
 
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 10"), If any CadiL allbi'ds to, or ol)tains fiom, another 
 <^'a(let, any assistance during an examination, or if he 
 makes use of any improper niearjs of obtaining information 
 relative to an examination, his examination will be can- 
 celled, and he will not be promoted to a higher class, or, 
 if for ills final examination, be permitted to qualify. 
 
 lOf'). The subjects of instruction, obligatory and voluntary, 
 lor eacli class, throughout the entire course, is shown in 
 'J'able A. 
 
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 The weekly attendance available for course of instraction, 
 obligatory and voluntary, in Table B. 
 
 The marks assigned lor every subject in the full course, 
 obli^atSy and voluntary, and for the obligatory and vo- 
 tnt^ZLiion., respectively, of such subjects, in Table. G 
 
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 TAI'.I.T 
 
 SiiEWiN' ai'l'iopiuitif" to Oiu'li sulijorc of tliooi'tical ln-truction, of iii;ixiiniiin ii 
 
 thio\ii;li'"it tbfi i-iitiif^ ci"'iir:-(', aii'l to tli>^ < )!.li_':.io;y 
 
 SUBJKOT. 
 
 Maxiniui 
 
 ■lib 
 
 3i 
 
 (1) Maihf-matU? >v.\<\ Mccl 
 
 (2) Geunielriiul Dmwinpl-^ 
 
 ami OpBcri] tive (Jeu- 
 mctry 
 
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 150» 
 
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 Dpscrijlive or Solid Geo- 
 metry 
 
 (3) Forlificatinii and Villiary Fnginef ring.. 
 
 (4) Ariill'Tv (Theiry and Construction of). 
 
 (6) Militarv nistory 
 
 
 SUrntegy arid Tuctics., 
 
 UKW 
 
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 Militory AiminietraUon; 
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 .Mililfiry Topogiiifiiy '''^'^ SJ'H'Oying : 
 
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 50'J 
 
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 \c3-' Pnciiiuat 
 
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 Iro'rif.'ty I'lid .NJugut- 
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 /Naiiap jirodiut'on nnd use of MHt>- 
 / rials tor Ktitrint-oiirjr and l!iiild-i 
 
 3(10 
 
 :»! 
 
 1I..JI C'oiiftMution 
 
 \Hy(!rhi-.!'r EntiinctriniJ 
 
 Mrdiftiii^ni iind rriiiie movtr-. ....... 
 
 (10) Civil I';nj!inoiin(r Ai\liilifluii (llisHTy and ['f'"- 
 
 nnd .\i\liitcctiire \ c:|di-) _ 
 
 /Di sign lind Kuc.i- ( Engineering . 
 
 I til n 1 fHtruettirea. ( Bmldint; 
 
 tErtininting f^r Engiiii-eriiig iin-' 
 \ Uuil'liiig Stiiiclurci . 
 
 Totil 'I lieoi-ical Siiliji;ot3 
 
 3,800 
 
 600 
 .")00 
 
 500 
 
 1,500 
 
 5,300 
 
 2000 
 100 
 
 400 
 
 1500 
 1500 
 
 1500 
 1400 
 
 600 
 
 4'* 
 
 9,40C 
 
 NoTK.— «a Coliibirifd lur iiuuiiicLMiitjU ui :;i'.ii ( ..us >,:i:y. 
 
 i I Comliiucd lor iniulilicutiua in 1-t and 2ud Classes. 
 
80 
 
 TAI'.I.". "C." 
 „;,xiinnin in.iik- for No,os ■Hr.v.ving., Hoitation, an-l Kxaminatinn. oxo.utc-l in my Clu^. 
 ■ <»!.li_':.i.):\- airl Volr.iitaiy Sci'tinns rerii.<'eit.vc!y ol -^iich sui.j.H't^. 
 
 TIIK'IRKTICAL 'SlBJt. I •^. 
 
 Maximum marks allotlfJ to eaih c'.it 
 
 .ilii\iuiiira iiiaiks Hllott-ii to entire lonrjc 
 I'fcacli 8i,l)j 'Ct. 
 

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