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1876-7

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Oct. 13th 1876
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in April in Junior Greek, and now in Junior Latin
and also at the matriculation examination
in mathematics and English grammar.

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Tassie prizes
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It was found that the Tassie Prize had
been gained by William Briden.

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Morris nomination
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The Morris nomination was awarded
to John McLay.

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scholarships gained
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It was found that the scholarships
in Arts had been gained as follows:

Watkins - William Briden
Leitch memorial (1) - James Downing
St. Paul's - Hugh H. McMillan
Mowat - Julien D. Bissonette

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undergraduates
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The Senate sustained the Pass examination
of the following undergraduates named in
the order of merit in the respective subjects:

junior Latin	senior Latin	junior Greek	senior Greek	honours in classics
1. Anglin	1. McLean	1. Anglin	1. White	1. Macdonald
2. Awde	Junior mathematics	natural philosophy	2. Cumberland	German
3. D'Argent	1. D'Argent	1. McLean	3. Poallagh	1. McDowell
Senior mathematics	chemistry	natural science	4. Grant	2. Cumberland
1. Nairn	1. Love	1. White	metaphysics
2. Creeggan	2. Creeggan	2. Cumberland	1. Shannon
3. Oxley	3. Ritchie	3. Hamilton	2. Drummond
4. Grant	4. Macarthur	ethics	3. Wilson
5. Curry	5. Oxley	1. Wilson	4. Cumberland
6. Ballagh	6. Curry		5. Hamilton
	7. Nairn		6. Lunam
	8. Chisholm

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Dr. N.D. Campbell
of Rush College
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There was read an application from
N.D. Campbell M.D. a graduate of Rush Medical
College Chicago for a degree ad eundem.
The Secretary was instructed to inform him
that the Senate does not grant degrees in Medicine
ad eundem, and that in order to obtain