four courses, all of which are given in the evening between seven and ten, that is, not more than three hours out of the twenty-four. In the reputable medical colleges students usually spend from eight to nine hours at the college daily, besides three or four hours in close study in their rooms ; therefore, according to Dr. Robinson's showing this institution only requires about one-quarter, certainly not more than one-third the amount of work demanded by the reputable colleges, and it still appears to us that he has not established his case