§ Mr. Rhodesasked the Secretary of State for Defence how many cadets were accepted for entry into the Royal Naval College, Dartmouth, in each of the years from 1954 to 1964, inclusive.
§ Mr. J. P. W. MallalieuNumbers of cadets accepted for entry into Royal Naval College, Dartmouth, are as follows:
Year General List Supplementary List 1954 … … 244 (5) — 1955 … … 160 (1) — 1956 … … 107 (2) — 1957 … … 157 (2) — 1958 … … 157 (—) — 1959 … … 160 (3) — 1960 … … 231 (8) 39 (5) 1961 … … 146 (2) 186 (10) 1962 … … 171 (—) 205 (5) 1963 … … 198 (3) 192 (8) 1964 … … 229 (2) 261 (9) Notes:
(1) These figures exclude graduates entered directly into Dartmouth as Sub-Lieutenants.
(2) Cadets entered from Commonwealth countries for service in R.N. included in totals and shown separately in brackets.
(3) Supplementary List entries are shown from the date of the introduction of the first such entry, in September, 1960.
§ Mr. Rhodesasked the Secretary of State for Defence how many of the 600 cadets at present in the Royal Naval College, Dartmouth, have their registered next-of-kin living in Northumberland and Durham, respectively.
§ Mr. J. P. W. MallalieuThe total number of R.N. cadets of United Kingdom origin at Dartmouth in March, 1965, and 321W those who have their registered next-of-kin living in Northumberland and
Total Number of Cadets Northumberland Durham General List Supplementary List General List Supplementary List General List Supplementary List 269 199 3 2 2 4 468 11