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age them to do so the Trustees dispense with fees from them for the
fourth Session. 4. That the fee for each session be a net sum
of twenty five dollars including the matriculation^fee of four dollars
and the charge of one dollar for apparatus. 5. That intrant Stu-
dents passing with perfect satisfaction the entrance examination
required of second year's students to be allowed to proceed to the
second year's course. 6. That the Trustees in the event of their
approval being given to the above curriculum memorialize the
Synod to accept the course required from students proceeding
to Degrees in Arts as the course to be required from Students for
the ministry, and to sanction the payment by such Students of
the class fees in each year these fees, exclusive of matriculation
and apparatus fees, to be returnedwith interest, one third at
the commencement of each of the first two sessions in the Hall,
and the remaining third on the student's obtaining license,
but the claim for each payment to cease after the lapse of
three years from the time at which it is here declared to be pay-
able.

The above recommendations marked 1,2,3,4 and 5,
having been considered by the Trustees were approved of by a
large majority on 27th April 1865, and adopted, in
conformity with the terms thereof, as the Regulations of the Board

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age them to do so the Trustees dispense with fees from them for the
fourth Session. 4. That the fee for each session be a net sum
of twenty five dollars including the matriculation^fee of four dollars
and the charge of one dollar for apparatus. 5. That intrant Stu-
dents passing with perfect satisfaction the entrance examination
required of second year's students to be allowed to proceed to the
second year's course. 6. That the Trustees in the event of their
approval being given to the above curriculum memorialize the
Synod to accept the course required from students proceeding
to Degrees in Arts as the course to be required from Students for
the ministry, and to sanction the payment by such Students of
the class fees in each year these fees, exclusive of matriculation
and apparatus fees, to be returnedwith interest, one third at
the commencement of each of the first two sessions in the Hall,
and the remaining third on the student's obtaining license,
but the claim for each payment to cease after the lapse of
three years from the time at which it is here declared to be pay-
able.

The above recommendations marked 1,2,3,4 and 5,
having been considered by the Trustees were approved of by a
large majority on 27th April 1865, and adopted, in
conformity with the terms thereof, as the Regulations of the Board

1864-65