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Fund, and at three months on Mr. Morris
for £45 Currency granted by the Lay Association
of Montreal less £12..10/ already
paid to M. Leger ~

The following resolutions in reference to Bursaries,
being read and submitted by the Principal
were unanimously adopted by the Senatus, and
ordered to be engrossed in the Minutes. ~ viz.

1. "That Students now receiving Bursaries shall
continue to receive them to the end of the
Curriculum, on Condition that at the beginning
of each Session, they stand in satisfactory
Examination, on such work as may be prescribed
to them at the end of the previous
session. ~

2. 'That as Bursaries become vacant they
shall be given to entrants, on a Consideration
jointly of the merits and necessities of the
Candidates. ~

3. That they should be held to the end of the
College Course subject to the same condition
to be imposed on Students now holding Bursaries
on the performance of which, Students are to be
held to have earned their Bursaries, and to be
entitled to them as a matter of right. ~

4. That Entrants becoming Candidates for
Bursaries shall be required in addition to the
ordinary Matriculation Examinations, to stand
an Examination on the Greek Grammar, and
the first ten Chapters of the Gospel of John.

5. That the obligation to continue the Bursaries
is of course to be contingent on the Funds for
that purpose, continuing to be furnished to the
Senatus.

6. That the above regulations do not