* No Reports received from the Township of March and Village of Richmond. Including the Model School.

No.

PART II.-STATISTICAL

TABLE H.-Account of the Receipts and Expenditure of the Normal and Model and the additional sum of £1000, granted to facilitate

HEADS OF RECEIPTS.

THE SESSIONS

TABLE K.-GENERAL STATISTICAL TABLE, exhibiting the gross attendance of Students of Weekly Aid granted to them during each session-Their

ABSTRACT No. 1.-GROSS ATTENDANCE OF STUDENTS—

Male.

been!

Students admit ted
who had
Common School
Teachers previ-

Female. ously.

N. B-No females were admitted during the first session of the Normal School-the comtemplated NOTE.-Out of the entire number of 818 who made application, but 698 were admitted into the Normal 385 received certificates of attendance or qualification on leaving the Institution. It will be observed, that not second sessions contained simply a statement of the attendance of the student, and his or her conduct while in 1849. Those issued afterwards, contained, in addition to the foregoing, a statement, in a tabular form, of the certificate, and that given at the close of the seventh session of the Institution, will be found in Appendix D to of a previous session.

The Model School, in connection with the Normal School, is daily attended by from 250 to 300 pupils. It under the direction of masters named in the Normal School. Admission to the Model School is much desiredall times open to the visits of strangers. Its examinations have excited much interest, and have evinced to *At the commencement of the eighth session (May, 1852) there were 101 students-71 males and 30 females admitted since the commencement of the Institution in 1847.