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competed for the third year Scholarship, and though he gained
considerably more than the requisite number of marks, he
lost the scholarship by a difference of 18 between hi9m and
the siccessful competitor. In November las he competed for
the fourth year Scholarship and gained it. At his first intermediate
examination he was fourth in the order of merit. At
the last Barrister and Attorney Examination James Muir
and John F. Bain were the only candidates from Queen's. The
latter stood fourth among 13 as Barrister and fifth as Attorney
passing without an oral examination.