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1877-8

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March 11th 1878
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final examinations in Medicine be held on the
undermentioned days at two o'clock P.M. in
Convocation Hall, and that each written examination
be conducted by two examiners according
to the following arrangements.

Tuesday Mar. 19 Materia Medica Drs. Lavell and Fowler
Wednesday 20 Practice of Medicine. Drs Oliver and Yates
Thursday 21 Chemistry. Dr. Fenwick & Prof. Dupuis
Friday 22 Surgery Drs. Dupuis & Sullivan
Monday 25. Anatomy. Drs. Sullivan & Dupuis
Tuesday 26 Obstetrics. Drs. Fowler & Lavell
Wednesday 27. Institutes of Medicine Drs Yates & Oliver
Thursday 28 Prac. Chem & Jurisprud. Prof Dupuis & Dr Fenwick

The aforementioned examiners were also appointed
to examine the theses of intending graduates
in medicine as they may arrange among themselves
and to report to the Senate.

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Subjects of theses by McKillop
& McLaren approved
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The Senate approved of the subject of Thesis
proposed by Charles McKillop B.A. viz: The religious
tendencies of the age; and of that proposed by
J.B. McLaren B.A. viz "Words and their inner
lives".

The Senate was instructed to call public
attention through the College Journal to the changes
in the day of holding the statutory meeting of Senate
for conferring degrees, and in that of the meeting
of Convocation.

The Senate adjourned to meet on Sataurday 16th
at three P.M.

Closed with benediction

George M Grant, Principal

J.B. Mowat
Secretary

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March 16th 1878
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Queen's University, March 16th 1878

The Senate met and was constituted.

Sederunt Principal Grant, Professors Williamson,
Mowat, Dupuis, Ferguson and Watson.

The minutes of the lsat meeting held 11th
inst. were read and approved.

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Mayor's gold medal
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The Senate agreed that the Mayor's Gold
Medal given by John McIntyre Esq. M.A. be of