Other candidates studied a short time at foreign schools, but these two were the only candidates who received a considerable part of their education abroad. These 18 candidates attended private schools only or went to private schools after having been at public schools; of the candidates who attended public schools, a few had been previously at private schools. OPEN COMPETITION, 1876. TABLE IV.-SUPPLEMENT. In addition to the above, the following colleges have been attended by the number of candidates stated: TABLE V.-UNIVERSITIES to which belonged the CANDIDATES EXAMINED at the OPEN COMPETITION of 1876 for the CIVIL SERVICE of INDIA. Table of Marks.-Final Examination of the Candidates Selected in 1874-continued. Total Law. History and Geo graphy of India. Political Economy. Hindustani. Telugu. Hindi. Bengali. Gujarati. Marathi. Tamil. Sanskrit. Arabic. Persian. Canarese. Oorya. Malayalum. Table of Marks.-Final Examination of the Candidates Selected in 1874-continued. Muir-Mackenzie ; William Pitt. 11 40 29 30 31 20 33 Robertson; John Frederick Bombay Alexander. 27 Punnett Henry BeatsonFerguson; Duncan Higgens; Alfred William Buckle. Moscardi; Edward Henry Grimwood; Frank St. Clair Bombay Bengal (Lower Provinces). 32 Laffan; Edward Sidney Madras 817 220 239 369 Irwin; Alfred Macdonald North West Provinces, 828 122 205 277 24 34 Bulteel. Galbraith; Edgar Punjaub, and Oude. Do. 727 185 236 269 |