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1866-7

on the Rev. George Romanes, London, England

The recommendations both of the Senatus and of
the Law Faculty were unanimously agreed to.

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Hood of L.L.D.

University Prizes
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It was resolved that the Hood of Doctors of Law
in this University should be made of black silk lined with
blue silk.

The Principal then asked the consent of the Senate,
which was granted, to the announcement of the following
University Prizes.

1. The Kingston Prize of Fifty dollars for the best
Essay on "Confederation in its bearings on the Commercial
Prosperity of the British North American Provinces". Open
to all students.

2. The Montreal Prize of Forty Dollars for the best
Essay on "The Sabbath in its Mosaic and Christian aspects".
Open to all Students of Theology.

3. The Toronto Prize of Forty Dollars for the best
Essay on "The Oratory of the Ancient Greeks & Romans".
Open to all Students in Arts.

4. Church Agent's Prize of Twenty Five Dollars
for the best Essay on "The Scriptural Argument for
Presbyterianism". Open to all Students of Theology.

The meeting was closed with the benediciton.

W. Snodgrass, D.D., Principal
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Session 1866-7

Queen's University, 19th November 1866

This day the Senate met and was constituted. Present
the Principal in the chair, Professors Williamson,
Mowat, Murray, Bell and Mackerras.

The minutes of the previous meeting were read
and sustained.

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Bylaws for Graduation
in Medicine

I. Matriculation
Examination

II. Certificates
regarding
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The following Bylaws with reference to Graduation
in Medicine were read.

I. Students intending to graduate must pass a Matriculation
Examination, and the Subjects of Examination, the
time of holding it, and the mode of conducting it shall
be intimated annually in the Calendar.

II. Every Candidate for the Degree of Doctor of Medicine
must produce to the Senate, at such time as the
Senate may appoint, satisfactory Certificates or Tickets,

J. Clark Murry, Secretary