...

...

...

12 7 5 1 7 1 3 2 16

1 11 94 19 11

III. (6) NUMBER OF STUDENTS IN EACH CLASS (SESSION, 1915-16). Latin, Ord. Graduation

48 | Biblical Criticism Honours ...

18 | Hebrew, Senior Roman History

17

Junior Greek, Ord. Graduation

17

Elementary
Preparatory

2 Elocution
Advanced

7 Scots Law Honours

8 Jurisprudence History

6 Conveyancing English, Ord. Graduation 68 Constitutional Law and History Advanced

27 Shipping Law Honours (Junior) 15 Botany (Laboratory)

(Senior) 9 Zoology (Systematic) Language (Junior) 13

(Practical) (Senior)

9

(Laboratory) French, Ord. Graduation 46 Geology (Laboratory) Advanced

23 Chemistry (Systematic) Honours

15

(Practical) German, Ord. Graduation

16

(Physical) Advanced

11

(Inorganic) Honours

18

(Laboratory) Mathematics, Ord. Graduation 42 Anatomy (Systematic, Junior) Advanced and In

Senior)
termed. Honours 6

Practical)
Jr. Honours

7

(Embryology) Senior Honours ... 4 Physiology (Systematic Natural Philosophy, Ord. Grad. 58

and Practical) .. Advanced 2 Physiology (Laboratory) Honours 11 Materia Medica

Laboratory 11 Pathology (Systematic Logic and Metaphysics, Ord. Grad. 62

and Practical) Advanced 1 Bacteriology (Lab.)

Honours 1 Surgery Moral Philosophy, Ord. Grad.... 36 Medicine

Advanced 1 Midwifery Political Economy, Ord. Grad. 22 Public Health

Advanced 1

Honours 1 Agriculture (old Regs.) Political Science and Sociology 1

(New Regs.) Education

20 Agricultural Botany Comparative Psychology

9

(Prep.) History, Ord. Graduation

32

Chemistry
Advanced

5

(Prep.) Honours

2

(Org.) Systematic Theology

15

Economics Church History

8

Zoology
Ecclesiastical Éistory, Ordinary 2

Zoology (Prep.)
Honours 1

Bacteriology

105 104

6 9 19 92 60 170 62

:::

70

1 37

(Lab.)

39

1 48 44 52 32

1 19 12 13 11 17 12 4 5 9 13 7

...

III. (6) NUMBER OF STUDENTS IN EACH CLASS (SESSION, 1915-16)

(Continued). Veterinary Hygiene

13 Agricultural Engineering (MeForestry

3 chanics and Machinery) (Advanced)

1 Seed-Testing (Supplementary) 2 Agricultural Book-keeping Engineering Field-Work

11 Forest Botany

Zoology

3 11 7 3 5

...

SUMMER TERM, 1916. Latin (Supplementary) 5 Anatomy (Practical)

127 (Honours)

6

(Organs of Special Sense) 38 Mediæval Palæography

8
(Embryology)

6 Greek (Junior Honours) 3 Physiology (Practical) :

47 (Senior Honours)

4 Materia Medica (Practical) 46 Drama

14 Pathology (Systematic and Botany

108
Practical)

39
(Practical)
25 Medical Jurisprudence...

28 (Laboratory) 5 Operative Surgery

42 Zoology 50 Midwifery (Practical)

32 (Practical)

46 Agricultural Chemistry Laboratory)

6 (Laboratory) Geology

23 Agricultural Chemistry
(Practical)
23 (Prep. and Prac.)...

1 (Laboratory)

4 | Private International Law Physics

E6 Procedure and Evidence (Practical)

8 Rural Economics Chemistry (Organic)

6 | Agriculture (Laboratory)

8 | Agricultural Book-keeping

Research Students. Botany

1| History Natural Philosophy.

1 Chemistry Special Classes for Advanced Students and Others. German (Elementary),

6 Statistical Methods :Scientific Study of Fisheries 11 Statistics

7 Parasitology 11 Biometry

7 Nature Study (Botany).

165 (Zoology)

164

CO CO NCP

...

::

IV. DEGREES GRANTED IN EACH FACULTY. NUMBER OF GRADUATES WITH

HONOURS. NUMBER OF HONORARY GRADUATES.

Arts_D.Litt.

1

34

M.A.

female

, 60} 94

Of which with Honours, 19 (7 male, 12 feinale), viz. :

I. Class. II. Class. III. Class. Classics

5

0 Mathematics and Natural Philosophy 1

2

1 English (Language and Literature) 2

5 Modern Languages and Literature 1

2 Economic Science

(1) Mental Philosophy

(2) 0

OOOO

Total.

5 4 7 3

...

(1) Exclusive of 1 candidate (female) who, having graduated M.A. in 1915, took I. Class Honours in Economic Science.

(2) Exclusive of 1 candidate (female) who, having graduated M.A. in 1915, took I Class Honours in Mental Philosophy.

1 17 5 19 25

23 12

5

5

SUBJECTS SELECTED BY GRADUATES IN ARTS—(Continued).

V. NUMBER OF STUDENTS, ETC.—(Continued).