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[margin]125[/margin][center 1863-4[/center]
[margin]April 22, 1864[/margin]
read and approved.
[margin]Students who are[/margin]It was agreed to recommend the payment
[margin]to receive bursaries[/margin]of the seond instalment of their bursaries
to the following students, Messrs Hunter,
Hamilton, Lamont, McCaul, Smith, McDonald,
Evan Macaulay, Lockhart, McLean,
Donald Macaulay, Elias Mullen, and Morgan
Lane, and a full bursary to Mr. John Reid
Ross, he not having yet received his first instalment.

It was agreed to request Dr. Henderson[?]
to examine the thesis of Mr. Thibodo
it being on a legal subject.

[margin]W.W. Squire recom-[/margin] It was agreed to accept the thesis of
[margin]for M.A.[/margin]Mr. Squire, and to recommend that gentleman
to the Senate for the degree of M.A.

[margin]Students of 1st year[/margin]The Senatus then examined arally
[margin]examined[/margin]students of the first year in all the subjects
of their course.

The Senatus adjourned till tomorrow
at 9 o'clock A.M.

Closed with the benediction
[margin]vid. p. 156[/margin]W. Snodgrass[right align]J.B.Mowat[/right align]
pro Proncipal Leitch deceased[right align] Secretary[/right align]

[margin]April 23, 1864[/margin][right align]Queen's University April 23d 1864[/right align]
The Senatus met and was constituted
Sederunt Prof. Mowat in the Chair
Professors Murray & Bell, and Mr. Donald
Ross, Tutor in Classics, and Fellow of the
University.
The minutes of the last meeting
were read and approved.

A letter was read from Dr. Williamson
intimating that having bruised