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Professor Marshall reached Kingston in time for
the autumn Convocation , Nov 10th when he
delivered his inaugural address.

These apppointments and the
increased advantages offered to the students through
the enlargement of the College staff gave universal
satisfaction and showed in a practical way the
benefits which might fairly be expexted for the University
from the proposed increase of revenue.

The Principal as Chairman of
the Committee appointed to take steps for increasing
the revenue of the College reported at the autumn
meeting of the Board that yearly subscriptions for
five years accounting to over $7800 and donations of
$2330 had been promised.

The loss of the liberal
annual grant, which had been given by the Colonial
Committee for the maintenance of the Theological
Faculty and which was withdrawn at the end of
the session, rendered more imperative the necessity of
putting the Endownment Fund of the College on a
better basis.

The Board of Trustees at the
annual meeting in April acknowledged their
indebtedness to the Church of Scotland
in the following Report to the

[image: Queen's crest with ribbon and motto above it]

[Ribon]Sapientia et Doctrina Stabilitas[/ribbon]

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1882-83

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Professor Marshall reached Kingston in time for the autumn Convocation , Nov 10th when he delivered his inaugural address.

These apppointments and the increased advantages offered to the students through the enlargement of the College staff gave universal satisfaction and showed in a practical way the benefits which might fairly be expexted for the University from the proposed increase of revenue.

The Principal as Chairman of the Committee appointed to take steps for increasing the revenue of the College reported at the autumn meeting of the Board that yearly subscriptions for five years accounting to over $7800 and donations of $2330 had been promised.

The loss of the liberal annual grant, which had been given by the Colonial Committee for the maintenance of the Theological Faculty and which was withdrawn at the end of the session, rendered more imperative the necessity of putting the Endownment Fund of the College on a better basis.

The Board of Trustees at the annual meeting in April acknowledged their indebtedness to the Church of Scotland in the following Report to the

1882-83