and DISBURSEMENTS—continued.

DISCHARGE.

£

d.

Brought forward,
SALARIES, GRATUITIES, ETC. -continued :

SALARIES TO WORK MISTRESSES,
Dirto TO TEACHERS OP Embroidery and the higher

branches of Needlework in INDUSTRIAL Sehools,
DITTO TO TEACHERS IN EVENING SCHOOLS,
DITTO TO PAID MONITORS,

DITTO TO TEACHERS ORGANIZINO NATIONAL SCHOOLS,
PREMIUMS TO TEACHERS IN NATIONAL SCHOOLS for ORDER

and CLEANLINESS,
GRATUITIES TO TEACHERS 'IN WORKHOUSE National

SCHOOLS,
SPECIAL GRATUITIES TO TEACHERS OF NATIONAL SCHOOLS,

including those awarded to Agriculturists connected

with WORKHOUSE SCHOOLS, TRAVELLING ALLOWANCES TO TEACHERS OF NATIONAL

SCHOOLS attending Examinations held by the Head and

District Inspectors,
DITTO, &c., TO TEACHERS OF EMBROIDERY,

DITTO TO TEACHERS seut to ORGANIZE NATIONAL SCHOOLS,
PREMIUMS, &c., paid to MERITORIOUS TEACHERS from

" The Private Contribution Fund,' INSPECTION:

Salaries, Four Head Inspectors,
Travelling Expenses Do.
Salaries of District Inspectors, including their Travelling

Expenses,
Salaries and Travelling Expenses of Sub-Inspectors,
Salaries and Travelling Expenses of Agricultural Inspector

and Agricultural Sub-Inspector,
General Expenditure,
BOOK DEPARTMENT:
Her Majesty's Stationery Office, for Paper, Printing, and

Binding of National School Books, and for Slates, Pencils,

and other School Requisites, For Books, Maps, and Requisites purchased from Publishers

and others, Cost of Carriage, &c., REPAIRS AND Works connected with the various Departments

of the Establishment,
OFFICIAL ESTABLISHMENT IN MARLBOROUGH-STREET:

Salaries and Wages,
Travelling Expenses,
Salaries and Travelling Expenses of Architect, and Two

Clerks of Worke,
Her Majesty's Stationery office, and others, for Office

Stationery and Printing,
MISCELLANEOUS:

Rent, Taxes, and Insurance,
Postage and Cost of Post-Office Orders required for payment

of Salaries of Teachers of National Schools,
Stamps,
Law Expenses,
Coals, Candles, Gas, &c.,
Incidentals,

I. Statistical
Tables.

STATISTICAL TABLES.
No. 1.-Table showing the progressive Increase in the National SCHOOLS,

and the NUMBER OF CHILDREN in attendance upon them, from the date of
the First Report of the Commissioners of National Education in Ireland, to
the 31st Decenber, 1852.

No. and Date of Report.

No. of Schools in

Operation.

Xo. of Children on

the Rolls.

No. 7,

No. 1, 31st December, 1833,
No. 2, 31st March, 1835,
No. 3,

do.

1836, No. 4,

do.

1837, No. 5,

do.

1838, No. 6, 31st December, 1839,

do.

1840, No. 8,

do. 1811, No. 9,

do.

1842, No. 10, do.

1843, No. II, do.

1844, No. 12, do.

1845, No. 13, do.

1816, No. 14. do.

1817, No. 5, do.

1848, No. 16,

do. 1849, No. 17, do. 1850, No. 18, do.

1851, No. 19, do.

1832,

No. 2.--Table showing the Increase in the NATIONAL SCHOOls, and tlie

NUMBER OF CILDREN in attendance upon them, during the year 1852, as compared with the preceding year.

Expected attendance in the 75 Building cases, .

7,475 Actual attendance in the 4,875 Schools in operation,

544,604 Actual attendance in the 13 Suspended Schools,

nil. Total Number of Schools, 4,963 Total attendance, actual and expected, 852,079

Total Number of Schools taken into connexion during the year 1852, 264
Deduct Schools struck off during tho year,

112 Net increase during the year as above,

162

No. 3.--TABLE showing in what Provinces the 264 New Schools, I. Statistical

taken into connexion during the year 1852, are situated, and the Tables. nature of the Grants awarded to them.

No. 4.--TABLE showing the Number of National Schools in each

Province, whether in operation, in progress of Building, or Suspended, with their actual daily average, and expected attendances.

• There was, in addition to this number, an attendance of 4,294 with a daily average of 2,570 Children in Schools in which Salaries have been granted during the three months from the 30th September to the 31st December, 1852, making the total atten. dance on the rolls 544,604, and the total daily average 282,575.

No. 5.--Table showing the Number of Workhouse Schools in con

nexion with the Board, on the 31st December, 1852, and the Proe
vinces in which they are situated, included in Table 4, of Schools
in operation.

Ulster,
Munstet,

49
Leinster,

31 Connaught,

25

I. Statistical
Tables.

No. 6.- TABLE showing the Number of Teachers trained during the

year 1852, for National Schools, and for Schools not National, distinguishing the Religious Denominations of each.

No. 7.-TABLE showing the Number of National Teachers trained in

1852, with the Number in each Class at the Commencement and Expiration of the Course of Training.