42. SALARIES from STATE SOURCES alone (exclusive of the Annual Capitation Grant) of the PRINCIPAL and ASSISTANT Principal Teachers' Incomes from State Sources. 43. Return showing, for different classes of National Schools the average payments for the year 1905, from State sources alone, to the Principal Teachers for work done inside school hours. NOTE.- Tbis Return includes only Salary and residual Capitation Grant. “Marlborough-street" (Dublin), The Commissioners of National 1831 Education. "St. Patrick's" (Drumcondra, His Grace the Most Rev. W. J. 1 Sept., 1883 Dublin). Walsh, D.D., Archbishop of Dublin, “Our Lady of Mercy" (Carystort Do. 1 Sept., 1883 Park, Blackrock, Co. Dublin). “Church of Ireland" (Kildare- His Grace the Most Rev. J. F. 1 Sept., 1884 place, Dublin). Peacocke, D.D., Archbishop of Dublin. "De la Salle" (Waterford), The Most Rev. J. A. Sheehan, 1 Sept., 1891 D.D., Bishop of Waterford and Lismore. *St. Mary's" (Belfast), The Most Rev. H. Henry, D.D., 1 Sept., 1900 Bishop of Down and Connor. "Mary Immaculate” (Limerick) The Most Rev: E. T. O'Dwyer, 1 Sept., 1901 D.D., Bishop of Limerick. 45. The following Table shows the number of candidates for admission to training (one and two years' courses) in 1905 in each of the Training colleges, and the antecedents of those admitted to the two years' course :- — 47. RELIGIOUS DENOMINATIONS of the King's SCHOLARS admitted to MARLBOROUGH-STREET TRAINING COLLEGE for the Session, 1904-1905. 48. The following Tables show, for each of the past ten Sessions, the number of One-year and Two-year Students respectively in the Training Colleges, the number of Resident Students in each College, and the amounts of the Annual Grants to the Colleges. (a.) Number of One-year and Two-year Students in the Training Colleges for each of the last ten Sessions (6.) NUMBER of resident students in the various Training Colleges during the past ten sessions. (c.) ANNUAL GRANTS to the Training Colleges during the past ten years. . . 1896-7, 1897-8, 1898-9, 1899-1900, 1900-1, 1901-2, 1902-3, 1903-4, 1904-5, 1905 6, 10,971 7 5 10,760 8 2 11,661 130 11,054 0 4 . 13,061 8 9 10,956 7 ? 13,712 5 10 10,940 16 3 13,416 18 11 10,508 16 11 13,180 11 9 11,080 13 9 13,175 5 2 10,912 10 3 14,658 1 9 11,243 7 11 24,718 16 3(a) 11,746 14 0 19,077 8 2(C) 11,216 18 11 . 8. d. £ S. d. £ 8. d. £ S. d. $ 8. d. £ S. 7,243 91 5,904 9 6 6,447 13 8 41,327 7 10 7,122 7 7 6,427 14 3 6,947 1 2 43,212 16 4 7,460 19 8 6,434 6 10 7,923 16 5 45,836 18 10 7,551 1 0 6,401 9 1 7,946 2 6 46,551 14 8 7,213 13 5 6,144 11 4 7,924 18 2 1,600 0 0 46,803 18 9 7,053 10 3 6,588 1 7 8,209 4 3 3,484 0 0 600 0 0 50,196 1 7 7,378 3 11 6,943 17 3 8,057 7 0 3,467 18 11 3,195 2 9 53,130 5 3 8,002 13 1 7,303 6 10 8,637 5 6 3,485 6 7 3,001 18 6 56,332 0 ? 8,696 511(b) 7,315 13 0 10,121 1 0 3,645 9 10 3,462 17 369,706 17 3 9,217 16 5(a) 6,785 13 0 8,790 11 10 4,202 4 0 3,763 18 11 63,051 11 3 . (a.) Include- £10,000 from the Ireland Development Fund towards the cost of providing new residences for the King's Scholars. (6.) Includes £410 from the Ireland Devolopment Fund for the cost of additional King's Scholars. c.) Includes £5,838 from the Ireland Development Fund towards the cost of providing new residences for the King's Scholars. (d.) Includes £1,602 128. 7d. from the Ireland Development Fund for cost of additional King's Scholars. |