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best essay on "The Didactic in Relation to the Devotional
Elements in the Lord's Prayer" Open to all Students in Theology.

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Conditions of
Competition
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The Conditions of the Competition are

1. The Essays are to be sent to the Registrar not later
than the first Monday of November next, before which late
competitors must be registered as Students.

2. Each competitor is to inscribe a title on his Essay
and attach a sealed envelope bearing the same title
and containing his name with a declaration that the Essay
is his awarded composition; and the envelope is to be
opened and the author's name ascertained in Convocation
only.

3. The successful essays are to be deposited in
the Library, and remain the property of the University.
They may be printed upon recommendation of the Judges.

4. Any Essay to be successful must be judged to
be of sufficient merit.

The meeting was closed with the benediction.

W. Snodgrass, Principal

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Session 1865-6
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Queen's University, 12th Jan., 1866

This day the Senate met and was constituted.
Present the Principal in the Chair, Professors Williamson,
Mowat, Horatio Yates, Lavell, Fowler and Murray.

The minutes of the previous meeting were read
and sustained.

It was intimated by the Dean of the Medical
Faculty that Dr Irwin, who had applied for a duplicate
of his diploma which he had lost, had recovered the
diploma; and the Senate agreed to cancel the power
they had given to the Medical Faculty to issue a new
Diploma.

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Election of
Hospital Governor
and
Curators of
the Library
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A letter was read from Dr. Litchfield intimating his
inability to act as Governor of the Hospital.

On the motion of Professor H. Yates, seconded by
Professor Fowler, Professor Bell was elected a Governor
of the Hospital for the ensuing year.

It was further resolved that Professors Mowat,
Williamson, Fowler and Henderson should be re-elected.

J. Clark Murray, Secretary