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at their solicitation. It was then unanimously resolved that a copy of Walton's Polyglot Bible with Castell's Lexicon should be presented to Dr. Machar by the Trustees as a Testimonial expressive of their appreciation of the value of his services to the College and to the Young Men composing the Hebrew Classes. The Medical Faculty having applied for increased accommodation, the Revd Dr. Williamson and Messrs. Drummond and Morval were appointed to meet with them for the purpose of providing such additional accommodations as might be found necessary. A communication having been received by the Board on the 9th Septr, informing them of the sudden death of Professor Smith which took place at Gairlochead in Scotland on 8th August, on the eve of his return to Kingston. A general Meeting of the Trustees was called for the purpose of taking steps to fill the vacant Chair. After examination on the various subjects prescribed, the following gentlemen at the close of the Session 1855-56 were admitted by the Senatus Academicus of the University to the
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Degree of Bachelor of Arts, viz:
Robert Campbell. Drummond. John Alexander McKenzie. London. George Smith Rose. Kingston. William Edmund McKay. King. Of whom Mr. Robert Campbell and Mr. John Alexander Mckenzie passed with honors in all the subjects of examination: and the following gentlemen to the Degree of Doctor of medicine:
Marshal Jacob Brown, Waterloo, Frontenac Octavius Yates, Kingston, C.W. Benjamin Franklin, Port Rowan, Norfolk George H. Corbert, Toronto. John H. Campbell, Brooklin, Ontario.
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SAPIENTIA ET DOCTRINA STABILITAS
COLLEGII ET VNIVERSITATIS REGINAE REGIODVNI ANNALES
A.D. MDCCCLVI-VII.
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SAPIENTIA ET DOCTRINA STABILITAS
1856-1857.
The following Students matriculates in Arts and Theology in Session 1856-57; In Arts
First Year [left column] Alexander Campbell Andrew Watson Henry Curgill Charles R. Mair Walter M. Ross James A. Somerville Hugh Cameron James Mullan Duncan McDonald Walter Ross
[right column] James McCaul Alexander Smith James Bethune William B Curran Herbert S. McDonald Alexander Dawson John K. McMorine
Second Year [left column] Archibald Currie D. James Macdonnell John Agnew
[right column] David Hamilton Joshua Fraser Finlay F. McNab.
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[left column] William Craig Edmund J Hooper
[right column] James Douglas
Third Year [left column] James Webster George Porteous John M Fraser Malcolm C Galbraith James P. McPherson George Hutton
[right column] Duncan McMillan James S. Mullan Donald B McLennan John Machar John May James Carmichael
In Theology [left column] John Livingston Prosper Louis Leger Joseph Evan James Sievwright Donald Ross
[right column] David Camelon William C. Clarke Robert J Drummond Robert Campbell
The number if Students in Medicine was 57
During the College Session the Revd Dr. Urquhart of Cornwall, at the request of the Trustees, conducted the Classes in Ecclesiastical History during the vacancy caused by the death of Professor Smith. Arrangements were also made with the Revd Dr. Machar for the
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