The Lucknow Medical College *We are indebted for this article to the Hon'ble Colonel C. C. Manifold, I.M.S., and Capt. H. Ross, I.M.S.—Ed., I. M. G.

This is a two-storeyed building ; the groundfloor is chiefly taken up by spacious examination and central halls, the floors of which are laid with alternate squares of black and white Italian marble. In the central hall massive stone tiers rise to the level of the upper floor which extends in open galleries surrounding three sides of the hall. In addition to the above, this block contains on the groundfloor a large entrance domed vestibule from which a wide marble staircase leads to the upper storey ; the office of the Principal, general waiting rooms, Professors' sitting room, college office, students' common room and necessary lavatories. The upper floor contains a library which surrounds the examination hall on three sides, the Librarian's Office,