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TABLE

EXHIBITING THE STATE OF THE SEVERAL SCHOOLS OF THE UNIVERSITY FROM
ITS COMMENCEMENT.

                                     

Number of Session.	Year.	Whole number of Matriculates.	Ancient Languages.	Modern Languages.	Mathematics.	Natural Philosophy.	Chemistry and Materia Medica.	Medicine.	Medical Jurisprudence.	Anatomy and Surgery.	Moral Philosophy.	Law.	Whole number of Tickets taken.
1st,	1825	123	57	73	73	35	35	20	0	0	15	0	308
2d,	1826	177	107	90	98	43	45	16	0	0	28	26	453
3d,	1827	128	53	59	62	24	38	16	4	0	12	18	286
4th,	1827-8	131	48	46	63	30	43	23	2	23	25	24	327
5th,	1828-9	120	39	26	45	33	38	22	11	27	23	27	291
6th,	1829-30	133	52	39	60	47	42	29	3	34	16	23	345
7th,	1830-31	133	57	46	78	57	37	25	4	23	38	17	382
8th,	1831-32	140	48	24	64	58	60	41	15	41	57	29	437
9th,	1832-33	158	60	23	78	82	70	38	12	36	42	37	478
10th,	1833-34	205	77	63	111	74	89	38	3	41	70	47	613
11th,	1834-35	211	85	64	120	83	96	37	4	41	50	33	613
12th,	1835-36	250	71	67	125	84	123	55	6	63	67	64	725
13th,	1836-37	269	78	65	135	110	130	55	6	61	48	55	743
14th,	1837-38	230	68	71	115	88	78	32	7	32	80	67	638
15th,	1838-39	247	84	81	103	66	108	57	0	60	64	54	677
Totals, -		2655	1083	837	1319	914	932	504	77	482	735	521	7315
☞ The above table does not include the School of Civil Engineering, which has eleven students this year.
☞ The numbers in the column of Medical Jurisprudence are in addition to those in the Medical School. This class is never made up at the time of publishing the Catalogue.