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236 CHINA MISSION YEAR BOOK.by the American Board, American Presbyterian, andLondon Missions. (3). The Peking University Schoolof Theology at Peking, under the American MethodistEpiscopal Mission. (4). The United Methodist Theological College at Tientsin. (5). The Theological Collegeof the Scotch and Irish Presbyterian Missions atMotikclen, Manchuria; and (6). The ScandinavianAlliance Mission Seminary at Hsianfu, Shensi.The Catch- Robinson {Union) Theological College,Tsingchowfu, organized in 1905 as a combination of theprevious peripatetic classes of the Presbyterian Missionand the Theological Department of the Gotch-RobinsonBible Institute of the English Baptist Mission. Itprovides for a three years course of eight months each.The instruction isgiven entirely in Chinese. Twentytwostudents have been graduated, two of whom areengaged in the Arts Department of the University, andall the rest are in pastoral or evangelistic work. Presentnumber of regular students, twenty-one. The facultyconsists of Rev. J. P. Bruce, M.A.,president, Rev. \V, M.Hayes, D.D., with the recent addition of Rev. W. P.Cbalfant. In the Bible Institute connected with thecollege there are over 160 students.North China Union Theological College, Peking,organized in 1895 by the transfer of the Gordon MemorialTheological Seminary of the American Board Missionfrom Tungchow to Peking the plant and equipment to;be furnished by the American Presbyterian Mission as itscontribution to the North China union colleges. Theseminary had already been in existence for 30 years.The new institution gives all its theological instructionin Chinese, but provides a course in biblical English forthose who have previously made a beginning in thelanguage. In the regular course ten have beengraduated, in the special course (for those withoutprevious arts course) twelve men ;all but two of thesegraduates are preaching, and one of the two is teachingin a mission school. The present number of students