engorge or cloy his mind by undertaking too much at a time at first.
Practice will soon make longer exercises easy. Each of the following six
Exercises is enough for any one session or sitting.

5. Between a pair of _words_ it may be difficult sometimes to find
either the relation of In., Ex., or Con.; but in the case of sentences,
propositions or descriptions, it is always easy to find one or other of
the cementing relations. Relations which to me are strong, may seem weak
to some pupils. No two persons would find the same relation in some
cases, but, however different the solutions may be, they must always
verify In., Ex., or Con.

6. The Int. Analysis, the Analytic-Synthetic, or the mere Analytic
method, will enable the pupil to memorise the statement or sentence
which describes the fact whenever any aid is necessary.

7. This Method can be readily applied to events in ancient or modern
times, or to an accumulation of facts in the sciences, &c.

8. If we were to express only the year the formula would in most cases
be different. To indicate the month and the day of the month, a
consistent phrase must be used.

ONE HUNDRED EVENTS OF THE VICTORIAN ERA, LEARNED BY ONE CAREFUL READING
OR STUDY.

FIRST EXERCISE.

1--The Victoria era begins June 20, 1837

2--Abolition of death penalty for forgery and some
other crimes July 17, 1837

3--Question of Trades Unionism brought before the
House of Commons by Mr. Wakley and Mr. Daniel
O'Connell Feb. 13, 1838

4--First steam voyage across the Atlantic Ocean
_completed_ in 15 days by the _Great Western_ June 17, 1838

5--International Copyright Act passed July 31, 1838

6--Chartist Meetings proclaimed illegal Dec. 12, 1838

7--Anti-corn Law League formed Dec. 19, 1838

8--Penny Postage Act passed Aug. 17, 1839

9--Marriage of Queen Victoria and Prince Albert at
the Chapel Royal, St. James's, by the Archbishop
of Canterbury Feb. 10, 1840

=10=--Birth of Princess Royal Nov. 21, 1840

SECOND EXERCISE.

11--Birth of Prince of Wales Nov. 9, 1841

12--Earl of Munster's suicide