2. When a Student is admitted, he shall receive an Ivory Ticket, marked with his name and the date of his admission. When he attends the Schools, the Lectures, or the Exhibition he shall produce his Ticket to the Doorkeeper, or to any of the Officers of the Academy who may require it, to identify him as a Student. 3. Each Student in the Antique shall write his name in the Book placed in the Hall every time he attends; and the Students attending the School of the Living Model, Painting School, Perspective Class, Library, and Lectures, shall write their names in books placed in the respective rooms. 4. The Students shall at all times, within the Royal Academy, behave with that respect which is due to an Institution subsisting under the gracious protection of the Sovereign, and particularly towards those who have the office of instruction, or who are entrusted with the care and direction of its concerns. 5. At the Public Lectures, Students shall place themselves only on those seats appropriated to the Class to which they immediately belong, viz., the seats of the Antique School, the Living Model, or those of the Permanent Students. Those who have obtained Gold Medals, shall be entitled to the first seats in this Class. Students in Architecture, who have not been admitted into the School of the Living Model and who have not gained a Premium, shall be classed with those of the Antique School. 6. Every Student shall carefully observe silence during the Lectures, and refrain from giving any public mark of approbation or disapprobation, and shall, on no occasion whatever, come within the space allotted to the Members and Visitors. 7. Any Student who shall take away, wantonly or intentionally deface, or otherwise damage, the Casts, Books, or any other part of the property of the Royal Academy, shall be liable for the value of the same, or may be expelled from the Academy. 8. No Student shall introduce any person whatever into the Schools of the Royal Academy, or any part thereof. 9. No Student, unless he have been regularly admitted into the School of the Living Model, shall be permitted to enter that School. 10. Each Travelling Student, on his return, will be required to submit to the Council a specimen or specimens, showing the result of his studies while abroad. 11. Before the expiration of the term allowed to any Student sent abroad by the Academy, notice shall be given to the Students qualified in the succeeding Class, that if they desire to become Candidates, they must, within four months, deliver to the Keeper a recent and attested specimen of their abilities which specimens will be submitted to the General Assembly, and the election take place one month previous to the departure of the successful Candidate. 12. Any Student sent abroad who may be guilty of immoral or disgraceful conduct, sufficient evidence thereof being laid before the Council, shall, with the concurrence of the General Assembly and the sanction of Her Majesty, be immediately recalled and his Pension discontinued. 13. In case of the death of a Student on the Continent, or of his being recalled on account of improper conduct, a successor shall be immediately appointed from the succeeding Class, in the manner above prescribed. 14. The List of the Students shall be laid before the Council at the end of every year, with a Report by the Keeper of the attendance of each Student, taken from the Books placed in the several Schools for that purpose. His application will be the subject of a regular and strict enquiry; and unless a sufficient apology or explanation be made to the Council through the Keeper, the names of all who shall be found to neglect the advantages offered to them by this Institution shall be erased from the List of Students. 15. If any Student be guilty of improper conduct within the Academy, or do not punctually comply with the Rules and Orders established, it is in the power of the Council to reprimand, suspend, or expel him. And further, if any Student conduct himself in a dishonourable manner out of the Academy, so as to disgrace the character of a Student of this Royal Establishment and the profession of the Arts, the Council, on satisfactory evidence being produced, will strike his name from the List of Students; in which case he shall not afterwards be readmitted. SECTION VII.— VACATIONS. There shall be three Vacations in the year. The first, of a fortnight, at Christmas. The second, to commence some time in the month of March, and terminate as will be annually determined by the Council. The third, to commence on September 1, and end on the Feast of St. Michael. INDEX. "A° ACA CADEMIC Annals," by Prince Academies of art in England: early various opinions as to utility of, i. foreign, ancient, i. 5; modern, 64 Engravers, ii. 246, 279 address by, at the Royal Academy din- Architecture, special advantages offered works of, possessed by the Academy, Artists, Societies of. See Societies and their families, assistance ren- Fund, ii. 14, 15 General Benevolent Fund, ii. 14 ASS 269; rejection of G. H. Harlowe as CON Bromley, William, A.E., i. 404 class of members, so-called, i. 127-8, ii. CAL 359; regulations for the election of, i. Attacks upon the Royal Academy by Auditors of the Royal Academy, special Bartolozzi, F., R.A., memoir of, i. 88-91; Bone, Henry, R.A., i. 343-5 British Institution founded, i. 272, ii. Bromley, Rev. W., "History of the Fine ALLCOTT, Sir A. W., R.A., i. 334-6 Carlini, A., R.A., i. 123 Carlisle, Sir A., Professor of Anatomy, ii. 18 Catalogues of first exhibition of pictures, of Royal Academy Exhibitions, ad- Catton, Charles, R.A., i. 101-2 Chalon, Alfred Edward, R.A., i. 358-9 Chambers, Sir W., R.A., i. 43, 45-6, 48, Chantrey, Sir Francis, R.A., i. 383–8; ii. 75 demy, 1, 173, 287, ii. 131; list of, 403 Charles I., patronage of art by, i. 7-8; Chemical properties of colours, ii. 387 91-2; drawing of diploma by, 138, Clarke, Theophilus, A.R.A., i. 396 gives evidence against the Academy, 86 Collins, Wm., R.A., i. 365-9 Commemoration of Reynolds," i. 279 Constable, John, R.A., ii. 54-7 Conversazione for exhibitors at Royal |