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[margin]Ap.1. 1981[/margin]

Divinity examinations.
10-12 A.M 3-6 P.M.

Friday 15
a.m. apologetics
p.m. Church history

Saturday 16
a.m. Greek Testament
p.m. Hebrew 2d year

Monday 18
a.m. Biblical antiquities; B.D. Ch. history; B.D. Greek Test
p.m. B.D. Hebrew

Tuesday 19
a.m. Divinity 1st paper
p.m.

Wednesday 20
a.m. Hebrew 3d year; Hebrew 1st year; B.D. Introduction

Thursday 21
a.m. Divinity 2d paper

Friday 22
a.m. exam for scholarshiop in Hebrew

[margin]passes one depart. of a subject[/margin]

It was agreed to allow a student to pass in one
department of Junior philosophy and of natural science
without requiring him to pass at the same time in the
departments of these subjects respectively.

[margin]Thesis M.A.[/margin]

The Senate approved of the following subjects of
Theses proposed for M.A. viz

1. The antiquity of man by James Ross B.A.
2. Savanarola and his times by John C. Cattanach B.A.
3. Kanti reply to Empiricison by Arch. B. McCallum B.A.
and the Theses were assigned to the following Examiner
No. 1 to Principal Grant and Mr. Campbell
No 2 to Prof. Ferguson and Mr. Nicholson.
No 3 to the Principal and Prof. Watson.

[margin]LL.D.[/margin]

It was agreed that at the statutory meeting on
the 25^th the degree of LL. D. shall be conferred
on Sir Wm. Young Chief Justice of Nova Scotia and
Alpheus Todd Eag Chief Librarian of the Parliament
of Canada.

[margin]exam. papers[/margin]

It was decided that the examination questions
shall be printed, lithographed or written as
the respective examiners may prefer, and
that the printer employed be W. Bailie.

Adjourned to meet on Tuesday 5^th inst.
at 11 o'clock A.M.

Closed with prayer.

J.B. Mowat, Secretary
George