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Comparativt Statement showing tin Number of Students attending tin various Lectures for tin 'First Term of 1908 and of 1909.
< 'l.\s»u S. 190 S. 1»0». Pass Latin (translation) .. .. .. 97 111 Pass Latin (composition) .. .. 70 84 Greek (translation)' ... .. 6 0 Greek (oomposition)]{ .. .. .. 5 (i Honours .Latin .. 14 ±?.. .. . 10 flO Pass Latin (teachers' class).. .. 25 24 Totals .. .. .. .. 12 241 English Litkkvii'kk ami LaNGI IGK. Pass hi linns. Anglo-Saxon and Middle English .. .. 63 44 Literature and set books .. .. .. 113 14!) EssayJClass .. .. .. ..07 94 Philology .. .. .. .. 56 87 Prosody .. .. .. .. 0 44 Honours Lectures. Anglo-Saxon .. .. .. .. 6 6 Middle English .. .. .. ..4 0 Philology .. .. .. .. 0 4 Literature, and set hooks .. .. ..11 0 Anglo-Saxon (M.A.) . .. .. .. 3 4 totals .. .. .. .. 327 437 M STIIKM ITIOS. Pore mathematics (0 courses) .. .. !i] 128 Applied mathematics (2 courses) .. ..23 28 Si — Totals .. .. .. .. 114 150 Chkmistbi Chemistry (introductory) .. .. ..24 L 6 Chemistry (pass) .. .. .. 7 17 Chemistry (elementary organio) .. ..8 9 Chemistry (advanced, Section I) .. .. 0 0 Chemistry (advanced, Section II) .. ..2 0 Practical chemistry (elementary and teachers' pass) .. .. .. .. .. (i 4 Practical chemistry (pass—general course) .. 2!) 27 Practical chemistry (elementan organio) .. 1 2 Praotioal ohemistry (advajmed) .. o 5 OH — Totalsjjjjjg.. 86 79 Sound, Light, ami Seat. Sound, light, and heat (passl .. ..1(1 18 Sound, light, and hoal (intermediate) .. 3 (I Sound, light, and heat (honours) .. .. () 2 Practical sound, light, and hoat (pass) .. 10 13 Praotioal sound, light, and heat (honours) .. 0 I Totals .. .. .. .. 23 33 Biology. Pass general biology .. .. ..II 33 Honours general biology .. .. .. 4 0 Practical general biology .. .. .. 42 34 Pass botanj . isj .. .. io 16 Pass practicaljbotany .. .. ..11 17 Honours botany .. .. .. 5 2 Praotioal botany (honours and research) .. 3 2 Pass zoology .. .. .. .. 3 4 Pass practical zoology .. .. .. 3 4 Honours zoology .. .. .. .. 0 0 i Practical zoology (honours and research) 0 0 Dental anatomy .. .. .. .. 7 0 Totals .. .. .. .. 129 112 Pre vii. Pass Lectures. French (composition) .. .. ..11l 24 French (authors) .. .. .. 23 30 French (sight translation and grammar) 33 36 French (literature) .. .. ..19 15 j French (commerce course) .. .. .. 4 5 French composition (teachers' olass) .. 5 2 Grand totals First term, 1908 Hist term. 1909
Honours Lectures. inns. 1009. French (composition) .. .. 13 10 B v renohJ(authors) .. .. .. .. 0 :i French (oldjFrench) .. .. ..4 3 Prcnch (philology)J .. .. ..3 7 French (literature) .. .. .. 2 5 Totals , .. .. .. 126 146 German. German (books) .. .. .. 13 10 German (philology and composition) .. 7 9 German (commerce course) .. .. 7 3 German (elementary) .. .. .. 0 7 Honours Gorman (philology) .. .. 1 6 Honours German (literature) .. .. 2 8 Totals .. .. .. .. 30 40 .lUKisi'iii.niAi 1: vmi Law. Pass jurisprudence .. .. ..II 12 Honours jurisprudence .. .. ..2 2 Law (real property) .. .. ..12 17 Law (Roman law).. .. .. .. 4 3 Law (evidence) .. .. .. ..4 3 Law (contracts) .. .. .. .. 11 Io Law (commercial law) .. .. .. 2 4 Totals .. .. .. .. 40 66 HisTiusv ami Economics English history .. .. .. in 9 Constitutional hist on .. .. 22 23 History (commerce students) .. 3 3 History (teachers' class) .. .. 3 5 Honours history .. .. .. 6 8 Economics (pass) .. .. 30 30 Economics (elementary) .. .. 0 ."1 Economics (honours) .. .. .. ."> 4 Currency and banking .. .. 22 27 Statistical method .. .. .. 0 3 (leography .. .. .. 12 9 Teachers" commercial geography .. .. 8 10 Totals .. .. .. .. 120 142 An en NTING. Accounting .. .. .. 13 6 Advanced accounting .. .. li 8 Totals .. .. .. ..19 13 Mental Soieni 1. Pass logic .. . . . . . . 23 20 Pass psychology and ethics .. .. 36 32 Honours logic psychology, and ethics .. 4 10 Honours history of philosophy .. .. 0 9 Totals .. .. .. .. 08 71 Geology. Historical and physical geology (second year' oourse) .. .. .. in 11 Mineralogy and petrology (first years course) 11 9 Palaeontology (first year's oourse) .. ..7 6 Honours geology .. .. .. . 0 I Totals .. .. .. .. 28 26 Education. Education .. .. .. ..47 36 Music. Rudiments of music (junior—first-year students) 2 3 Harmony (intermediate —second-year students) 8 4 Harmony, counterpoint (senior —third-year students) . . . . . . . . li n Rudiments of music, harmony, and counterpoint (evening classes) .. .. ..If, 16 Advanced harmony, counterpoint, ftc. .. 2 8 Form of composition .. .. ..7 0 Ear-training and musical dictation .. f> 11 Teachers'certificate (Classes C and I)) .. 30 47 totals .. .. .. . . 75 89 .. 1,458 .. 1.077