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Feb 23, 2021 Geep Feb 23, 2021 Geep Jul 31, 2020 Queen's University Archives	66 [margin]63[/margin] that Mr. James Douglas B.A. of this University offers a prize of $40 to the student who shall distinguish himself most for his Knowledge of English Literature. The Principal agreed to acknowledge the gift conveying the Cordial thanks of the Senatus. It was resolved that in the meantime this prize be confined to the third year's Students in Arts, and that Spalding's History of English Literature be the text book for Examination. Closed with prayer George Weir Secretary Queen's College 13th January 1861 Which day the Senatus met and was duly constituted. Sederunt The Very Reverend Principal Leitch, Professors Williamson, George Mowat, Lawson and Weir. The minutes of former meeting were read and approved of. The Secretary was instructed to get the Scheme of Examination for degrees printed and proof copies sent to each Professor. It was agreed that there should be no meetings on Saturday Mornings in future for prayers. Closed with prayer. George Weir Secry. Queen's College 6th April 1861	66 [margin]63[/margin] that Mr. James Douglas B.A. of the University offers a prize of $40 to the student who shall distinguish himself most for his Knowledge of English Literature. The Principal agreed to acknowlege the gift conveying the Cordial tghanks of the Senatus. It was resolved that in the meantime this prize be confined to the third year's Students in Arts, and that Spalding's History of English Literature be the text book for Examination. Closed with prayer George Weir Secretary Queen's College 13th January 1861 Which day the Senatus met and was duly constituted. Sederunt The Very Reverend Principal Leitch, Professors Williamson, George Mowat, Lawson and Weir. The minutes of former meeting were read and approved of. The Secretary was instructed to get the Scheme of Examination for degrees printed and proof copies sent to each Professor. It was agreed that there should be no meetings on Saturday Mornings in future for prayers. Closed with prayer. George Weir Secry. Queen's College 6th April 1861

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