6. TRAINING COLLEGES-ENGLAND.

Deno nination, Correspondent, Entrance Fees, etc.

MASTERS.

Bangor--British and Foreign School Society, Rev. D. Rowlands, Bangor, £10 10s. Battersea-National Society, Rev. E. Daniel, Battersea, S. W., £12 10s. Borough Road-British and Foreign School Society, Alfred Bourne, Esq., Borough Road, London, S.E., £15 15s. Caermarthen-National Society, Rev. W. H. Parry, Caermarthen, £8 and £10. CaernarvonChurch of England, Rev. J. S. Boucher, Caernarvon, Queen's Scholars, £2 per year. Chelsea-St. Mark's: National Society, Rev. J. G. Cromwell, St. Mark's College, Chelsea, London, S. W., £12 10s. Cheltenham-Church of England, Rev. R. M. Chamney, Cheltenham, £10 for Class I., £12 for Class II.; exhibitions for each year, varying in value from £10 to £5; private students £10 per annum. Chester-Diocesan: Church of England, Rev. Chancellor Espin, Training College, Chester, £8; private students £30 per annum. Culham-Oxford, Diocesan Church of England, Rev. H. Lewis, Culham, Abingdon, £15; various exhibitions and prizes. Durham-Diocesan: Church of England, Rev. S. B. Smith, Training College, Durham, £5 per annum. Exeter-Diocesan: Church of England, Rev. J. G. Dangar, Exeter, £7 7s. for the two years; private students £23 per annum. Hammersmith-Roman Catholic, Rev. Dr. Graham, Brook Green House, Hammersmith, London; 1st class £2 10s., 2nd class £5; in each year exhibitions of £10 to students placed first in Government and first in Religious examinations, and £5 to those placed first in one of these examinations. Peterborough-Church of England, Rev. C. Daymond, Peterborough, £10, and £10 2nl year.

Saltley-Worcester Diocesan : Church of England, Rev. F. W. Burbidge, Saltley, Birmingham, £10 and £15; there is at Saltley a very large number of exhibitions and prizes; for particulars apply to correspondent. Westminster-Wesleyan, Rev. Dr. Rigg, Wesleyan Training College, Horseferry Road, Westminster, London, S. W., £12 10s.; fee remitted to 1st or 2nd Queen's Scholar; half fee only to candidate from three to ten inclusive. Winchester-Diocesan: Church of England, Rev. H. Martin, Training College, Winchester, £12 10s. York York and Ripon Diocesan : Church of England, Rev. G. Rowe, York, £5 per annum; private students £35 per annum.

MASTERS AND MISTRESSES.

Homerton-Congregational, E. Liddell, Esq., The College, Homerton, London, N.E., £10.

MISTRESSES.

Bishop's Stortford-Diocesan: Church of England, Rev. A. E. Northey, Hockerhill, Bishop's Stortford; Class I. £3, Class II. £5. Brighton-Diocesan Church of England, Rev. H. H. Wyatt, Bolney Vicarage, Hayward's Heath, £8. Bristol-Diocesan Church of England, Rev. R. E. Richards, Fishponds, Bristol, £8; private students £24 per annum. Cheltenham-Church of England, Rev. R. M. Chamney, Cheltenham, Class I. £10, Class II. £12. Chichester-Bishop Otter's Memorial: Church of England, Miss Trevor, Training College, Chichester; Queen's Scholars £20 per annum, private students £40 per annum. Darlington-British and Foreign School Society, Miss Smallbones, Training. College, Darlington, £10 10s. Derby-Diocesan : Church of England, Rev. T. H. Twist, St. Michael's Vicarage, Derby, £10. Durham-Diocesan: Church of England, Rev. W. H. Walter, Durham; pupil teachers who have passed the Scholarship £6, other

Queen's Scholars £10. Gray's Inn Road-Home and Colonial School Society, Rev. J. Joyce Evans, Gray's Inn Road, W.C., £10; to private students various. Lincoln-Diocesan: Church of England, Rev. Hector Nelson, Lincoln; no fees. Liverpool-Roman Catholic, The Principal, Roman Catholic Training College, Mount Pleasant, Liverpool, £2 10s. NorwichDiocesan Church of England, Rev. T. Archbold, Norwich; 1st class £3, 2nd class £5. OxfordDiocesan Church of England, Rev. H. D. de Brisay, Bradmore Road, Oxford; 1st class £5, 2nd class £10. Ripon (York and Ripon)-Diocesan: Church of England, Rev. E. B. Badcock, Ripon, £10; may be paid in quarterly amounts. Salisbury-Diocesan: Church of England, Rev. W. D. Morrice, St. Thomas' Vicarage, Salisbury; 1st class £5, 2nd class £7. Southlands, Battersea-Wesleyan, Rev. G. W. Olver, The College, Southlands, Battersea, S.W., £5 5s.; exhibitions, etc., similar to those for male students at Westminster. Stockwell—British and Foreign School Society, Alfred Bourne, Esq., Borough Road, London, S.E., £15 15s. Swansea British and Foreign School Society, David Williams, Esq., Training College, Swansea, £10 10s. Tottenham-National Society, Rev. E. Hobson, Training College, Tottenham, London, N., £10. TruroExeter Diocesan: Church of England, Rev. J. R. Cornish, Dr. Barham's, Truro, £5; private students £24 per annum. Wandsworth-Roman Catholic, T. W. Allies, Esq., 22, Portman Street, London, W., £2 10s. Warrington-Chester Diocesan: Church of England, Rev. Canon Hornby, Training College, Warrington, £6. Whitelands-National Society, Rev. J. P. Faunthorpe, Whitelands House, Chelsea, London, S.W., £10.

TRAINING COLLEGES-SCOTLAND.

MISTRESSES.

Aberdeen-Church of Scotland, Joseph Ogilvie, Esq., £3 per session; Bursars £2 5s. or £10 per annum, non-Bursars £20 per annum; Books £2 extra per session. Aberdeen-Free Church, Alexander Ramage, Esq., £2 2s. per session; Board, Lodging, and Books also charged; payments are reduced to Bursars. Edinburgh-Episcopal, Dalry House, Rev. C. Smith; Expupil-teachers of 1st class £5, ditto 2nd class £7 10s., non-pupil-teachers £10; to applicants after examination the charge is £15 or £20.

MASTERS AND MISTRESSES.

Edinburgh-Church of Scotland, Rev. James Currie, Masters, entrance, £2 per annum; board and lodging are charged, less amount of the Bursary awarded; fees for Mistresses same as at Aberdeen. EdinburghFree Church, M. Paterson, Esq., Entrance per session £3 3s. for Masters; Mistresses same as at Aberdeen. Glasgow Church of Scotland, D. Ross, Esq., Masters same as at Edinburgh, Mistresses same as at Aberdeen. Glasgow-Free Church, Thomas Morrison, Esq., Masters same as at Edinburgh, Mistresses same as at Aberdeen.

7. GENERAL NOTICE.

NOTICE ISSUED TO CANDIDATES AS TO COPYING AND CLANDESTINE ASSISTANCE.

Candidates who are detected

(a) Introducing into the Examination Room, or having about them, any book or writing,

whether any one uses it or not, from which answers may be copied ;

(b) Applying, under any circumstances whatever, to other candidates;

(c) Answering, under any circumstances whatever, applications from other candidates;

(d) Copying, under any circumstances whatever, one from another; or,

(e) Conniving at any misconduct of this kind; will be dismissed from the Examination-will forfeit any certificate which they may previously have obtained -and will be suspended, for a period not exceeding three years, from all recognition by the Committee of Council. The plea of accident or forgetfulness will not be received.

Candidates must leave the blotting-paper, and paper for making rough drafts, which are supplied by the Inspector, on their desks at the end of each sitting, and must bring none other into the room. The use of blotting-paper for rough drafts, or for any writing whatever, is strictly forbidden.

Whatever questions Candidates may have to ask, or remarks to make, during the Examination, must be addressed to the Inspector only.

All answers are to be written on the Examination Paper only.

The answers should (as far as possible) be begun to be written opposite to the questions to which they refer. If, in any case, candidates cannot conveniently comply with this direction, they should head the answer, in a large heavy hand, thus:

If, in any case, a candidate's writing be closer than the ruled lines, or confused and indistinct, the paper will not be read.

The following is placed at the head of every paper :

"Before beginning your answers, fill up the following table.

"You will do this although you may not answer any