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same kind of work as Toronto University, and doing
it equally well, she establishes the strongest claim to
receive recognition in some form: that the work of
a purely public character by both institutions may be
fairly measured by the number of students in the Arts
classes where General Literature and Science are taught:
That during the session of 1885-86 the undergraduates
and other students attendng Arts classes in Queen's
and University College in Toronto, were respectively as
follows:

	Under-Graduates	Other attending Art Classes	Total
Univ: College Toronto	321	141	462
Queen's College Kingston	160	107	267

That your petitioners have been unable to obtain
the exact number of students attending Toronto University
during the present session: that the returns when made
out will in all probablility shew an increase: that in
the case of Queen's the increase this session is marked:
that the number of undergraduates attending has risen
from 160 to 181, and that the total number of students enrolled
is 367:

That since the first establishment of University
College, Toronto the total number of students who
have graduated in Arts (B.A. and M.A.) is 909, and
that since the first establishment of Queen's
University the total number of students who

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