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Title: Archaeology, Education, Medical & Charitable Institutions of Glasgow
Year: 1901 (1900s)
Authors: Maclean, Magnus, 1857 British Association for the Advancement of Science./ Hand-Book on Archaeology, Education and Miscellaneous Subjects
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Publisher: Glasgow : Published by the Local Committee for the Meeting of the British Association, 1901
Contributing Library: University of Guelph Library
Digitizing Sponsor: Scottish Studies Foundation (Canada)

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the College in 1886, and also indicatesthe amount of the grants received from the Corporation. It will benoted that every increase in the grant from the Town Council has beenfollowed immediately or accompanied by an increase in the number ofstudents. The figures for Allan Glens School are not given, as the grantswere made to the College only. The second diagram indicates the ages ofthe College students, inclusive of the pupils of Allan Glens School. DIAGRAM SHOWING NUMBER OF STUDENTS AND GRANTS FROM THEGLASGOW CORPORATION. N° OFSTUDENTS CRANTIN £ 5000 4500 4000 3500 3000 2500 2000 1500 1000 500 S 500045004000350030002500200015001000500 y s V^ V <A MtN< r^ /A p / t /^ / DA Y ST UD EN TS 00 r ■ 0 0 0 ^ O - ^ !2 S m r * oo d) 6 - <^ w ^ uOooOoa^ 6 D O cn °> S T c2 o> c 00 5 >:> 151 DIAGRAM SHOWING NUMBER OF STUDENTS OP DIFFERENT AGESFOR SESSION 1900-01. N? OFSTUDENTS550 N9 OF ,STUDENTS550
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UNDER ACES K) Tf EVENING STUDENTS of COLLEGE * DAY STUDENTS of COLLECE s PUPILS OF ALLAN GLENS SCHOOL « TOTAL N? of STUDENTS 398?60565 0 5237. Until 1899 instruction in the principles of Agricultural Scienceformed an important part in the work of the College, but for some timeprior to that date it had been felt that the interests of agriculturaleducation in the West of Scotland would be best served if the departmentwere amalgamated with the Scottish Dairy Institute at Kilmarnock,under a new body of Governors. The Scotch Education Departmentprepared a scheme to bring about this change and to establish a newBoard, upon which the Technical College was adequately represented.The scheme has been cordially supported by the County Councils in the 152 district, and the new institution, under the title of The West ofScotland Agricultural College has just completed its second session. Itis dealt with more fully in another article. H. F. Stockdale. ST. MUNGOS COLLEGE. The Glasgow Royal Infirmararchaeologyeduca00macl

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