A plain and friendly address to the under-graduates of the University of Cambridge, particularly to those of Trinity-College, on the following important topics: associates, dress, debts, time, early attachments, Lectures, Mathematics, Gaming. (the Latter in a separate and fuller Manner.) Offered with all Deference, good Intention, and Regard. by a late under-graduate.

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