The extensive employment of various substances for the Adulteration of
Food has led to the formation of a collection of those more commonly
employed. In Cases 97 and 98 these substances are arranged according as
they have been obtained from the animal, vegetable, or mineral kingdom.
They have been selected principally from the results obtained by Dr.
Hassall, and made known in his work “On the Adulteration of Food.”
The adulteration of _Milk_ with _Water_ is shown in Case 54. These
examples are renewed weekly; and the use of the _lactometer_ or _milk
measurer_, is also exemplified in the same case. The goodness of milk
can also be ascertained by means of the microscope. The diagrams on the
wall represent good cream, good pure milk, bad milk, and the curd of milk
as seen under the microscope.
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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.