EPSOM COLLEGE.

(Communicated). Epsom

College

may

best be described

as a

public school, offering special advantages to the medical profession. Boys are prepared for the older universities, for the London matriculation, and the degree of M. 13., for the Army examinations, or for a mercantile career. the

Those who intend to enter

medical pro-

scientific pass the preliminary the intermediate B. Sc. examinations of Loudon direct from the school, and there are

fession,

can

M. B.

or

seven

valuable

scholarships, ranging from

90

to 125 guineas a year, offered annually by varito successful candidates. Last sumous

hospitals

mer out

liminary

candidates, six passed the prescientific M. B., six out of eight passed

of

the Loudon

seven

matriculation

and

and were gained in the Oxford

examination. There

are

seven

Cambridge Schools

four school

annually for boys iu residence, trance

der 14

certificates

scholarships

seven

open

en-

scholarships awarded iu July to boys unof sufficient promise, and several valuable

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money prizes aud exhibitions. Two scholarships each year are tenable at the universities. These

are and will continue to be great attractions, but it is equally important to testify, as we can do, to the excellence of the school buildings aud arrangements, the large playing grounds for cricket aud football, the swimming bath, carpenter's shop and gymnasium.

There is also in the school and

al History Society, being started. To the cost

of education at

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