Ville de London, Ontaro, CanadaThe période pionnière et le London d'à-jour. lo. Huron College théologique est un institutionin rapport avec l'Église épiscopale. Elle a fondé en 1863, et est maintenant dans le affiliationwith wasestablished l'Université de l'Ouest, qui, en 1878, et par sa charte isempowered à conférer des grades en arts, divinityand la médecine. Le wasfounded Medical College en 1881, et sept ans plus tard theschool à l'angle de York et Waterloostreets a été érigée. Le département des arts de l'Université de l'Ouest, -qui a été formallyopened en 1895, sera une aide pour ceux qui s'whointend

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City of London, Ontaro, CanadaThe pioneer period and the London of to-day . ol. Huron College is a theological institutionin connection with the Episcopal Church. Itwas founded in 1863, and is now in affiliationwith the Western University, which wasestablished in 1878, and by its charter isempowered to grant degrees in arts, divinityand medicine. The Medical College wasfounded in 1881, and seven years later theschool at the corner of York and Waterloostreets was erected. The arts department ofthe Western University, -which was formallyopened in 1895, will be an aid to those whointend taking up the study of the law. Reverting to the earlier educational insti-tutions of London, the old Grammar Schoolshould not be omitted. The first teacher ofthis school was the late Francis Wright, whotaught for some years, till declining healthled to his resignation. He was succeeded byMr. James Thompson (familiarly and affec-tionately known as Jim), of Adelaide, an ac-complished scholar. Then came the Rev. Benj.Bayly, a graduate of Trinity College, Dublin, ONTARIO, CANADA. 81. 82 CITY OF LONDON, who continued his mastership of the schoolafter its amalgamation with the senior divi-sion of the Central School, and finally asprincipal of the new Collegiate Institute, until the day of his death. From the halls of the old Grammar Schoolwere turned out matriculants who have sinceachieved high place—not alone locally, but inthe eye of the country. Professional andcommercial men who have risen to the top — Ottawa. Hereafter London will be the edu-cational headquarters of the whole ofWestern Ontario. Mr. F. W. Merchant, prin-cipal of the London Collegiate Institute, hasbeen appointed principal of the new NormalSchool, and Mr. John I. Dearness, East Middle-sex Public School Inspector, assistant principal.A pretty ceremony has of late years beenintroduced in connection with the celebrationof Confederation Day, 1st July. It is known

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