University Reform in Europe.

I found in. England that there was no complete satisfaction with their existing institu-tions, and discussions as to reform were active. Some people, I know, amongst us think that the Welsh have been able to found, in the University of Wales, an institution that we should copy, and that it is the final word that has been said in university institutions. I found, on reading the newspapers in England, that many of the Welsh people were not content with their present institutions, and at one of the meetings in Wales the discussion was heated, and what appeared to me to be much exaggeration was manifested in the debate, but I suppose that even at reform meetings exaggeration—a frailty of humanity—Is not always absent. No one, I think, can therefore say that