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details are submitted that different views may be
elicited.

Respectfully submitted by the Prinicpal
for the consideration of the Trustee.

This memorandum was submitted to the Trustees
on May 2nd. A Committee was appointed to
consider it, and the following paragraph on the
subject ordered to be inserted in the Report to the
General Assembly. The Trustee had before these
suggestions with regard to making their body more
representative, especially of the graduates who are now
the basal constituency of the Scottish Universities and
with regard to governing the theological faculty by a
special Board appointed by the General Assembly. A
Committee was appointed to consider the matter and
appoint a Committee to confer with it regarding the
relations of the Church to the University.

The University this year sustained
a severe loss in the removal by death of
the Rev. T.G. Smith. The official work which he
had of late years done would to many men have
been both irksome and trying but had always
been performed by him with energy and

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details are submitted that different views may be
elecited.

Respectfully submitted by the Prinicpal
for the consideration of the Trustee.

This memorandum was submitted to the Trustees
on May 2nd. A Committee was appointed to
consider it, and the following paragraph on the
subject ordered to be inserted in the Report to the
General Assembly. The Trustee had before these
suggestions with regard to making their body more
representative, especially of the graduates who are now
the basal constituency of the Scottish Universities and
with regard to governing the theological faculty by a
special Board appointed by the General Assembly. A
Committee was appointed to consider the matter and
appoint a Committee to confer with it regarding the
relations of the Church to the University.

The University this year sus-
tained a severe loss in the removal by death of
the Rev. T.G. Smith. The official work which he
had of late years done would to many men have
been both irksome and trying but had always
been performed by him with energy and judg-