400

397

1875-6

[margin]
Nov. 20th 1875
[/margin]

5. Alexander H. Scott, Martintown
6. Thomas S. Glassford, Gravenhurst

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

[margin]
scholarships in theol.
[/margin]

Leitch Memorial (2) - Thomas D. Cumberland
Dominion - George McMillan
Colonial Committee - John Mordy
do [ditto] - Alexander McLean
do [ditto] - Alexander H. Scott
do [ditto] - Thomas S. Glassford

[margin]
Alex. McLean
[/margin]

In reference to an applicaiton from
Alexander McLean a third year student
of Dalhouse College, the Senate having examined
his class tickets and certificates, agreed
to admit him ad eundem statum, and
informed him that in order that he
may go forward to the degree of B.A. it
will be necessary for him to attend the
classes of ethics, history, or natural science,
and that he pass the examination
in metaphysics, natural philosophy,
and senior Latin.

[margin]
Morgan Lane
[/margin]

In reference to a letter from
Morgan Lane a former student of this
University the Senate instructed the
Secretary to inform him that in order
to be admitted to a degree he will require
to pass an examination in the
following subjects viz. natural philosophy,
metaphysics, ethics, senior classics,
that his application to be admitted to
the degree must be forwarded to the
Secretary by the first of April: and
that before the degree can be conferred

397

1875-6

[margin]
Nov. 20th 1875
[/margin]

5. Alexander H. Scott, Martintown
6. Thomas S. Glass ford, Gravenhurst

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

[margin]
scholarships in theol.
[/margin]

Leitch Memorial (2) - Thomas D. Cumberland
Dominion - George McMillan
Colonial Committee - John Mordy
do [ditto] - Alexander McLean
do [ditto] - Alexander H. Scott
do [ditto] - Thomas S. Glassford

[margin]
Alex. McLean
[/margin]

In reference to an applicaiton from
Alexander McLean a third year student
of Dalhouse College, the Senate having examined
his class tickets and certificates, agreed
to admit him ad eundem statum, and
informed him that in order that he
may go forward to the degree of B.A. it
will be necessary for him to attend the
classes of ethics, history, or natural science,
and that he pass the examination
in metaphysics, natural philosophy,
and senior Latin.

[margin]
Morgan Lane
[/margin]

In reference to a letter from
Morgan Lane a former student of this
University the Senate instructed the
Secretary in inform him that in order
to be admitted to a degree he will require
to pass an examination in the
following subjects viz. natural philosophy,
metaphysics, ethics, senior classics,
that his application to be admitted to
the degree must be forwarded to the
Secretary by the first of April: and
that before th edegree can be conferred