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3. John McAlister
4. Alexander George McBean
5. Donald McKay
6. Samuel McMorine
7. John Shortt Muckleston
8. James B. Muir
9. Robert O'Loughlin
10. John Roddick Thompson

On the motion of Professor Fowler, seconded by Professor
Octavius Yates, the Senate resolved to agree to the recommendations
of the Senatus provided always Mr. James G. Cameron
shall not receive his diploma till he transmits his diploma
from Union College.

The Senate agreed that the following Sponsae Academica
should be administered by the Registrar to the
Graduates in Arts before their Degrees are conferred.

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Sponso Academie
to be made by
Graduates in Arts
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"[Ego, ____________ , sponteo meipsum, Deo adjuvantes
pro hujus, Universitatis cinc digne honore jam conferende
semper gestionum, gratissiman, Matris Almae requieum
ad estremeau Aritain servaturum, et ut ejus desus borough,
promoventur operum dilgentor daturum. In cryons pertestimoniman
obigrapheum meum appono]"

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Four University
Prizes
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The Principal intimated that he was in a position
to offer the following prizes, which the Senate agreet to [style?]
University Prizes and to announce under the annual conditions.

1. The Carruthers Prize of Fifty Dollars. Offered by
John Carruthers, Esqr, Kingston for the best essay on "City
Sewers and Uses of Petroleum and other Hydrocarbon
oils, with observations on the best modes of obtaining and
transporting them, special reference being had to Canada".
Open to all students.

2. A Prize of Thirty Dollars for the best essay on
"Metastasis considered in relation to Rheumatism Progression
and Cancer". Open to all Medical students.

3. The Ottawa Prize of Forty Dollars for the best
essay on "The Advantages and Responsibilities of our
connection with the Mother Country". Open to all students
in Arts.

4. The Montreal Prize of Forty Dollars for the

J. Clark Murry, Secretary