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 STAIVBIIVO ORDERS OF COIVVOCATIO^, 
 
 AND SUCH OF THK "* * 
 
 RESOI^VTIOIVS 
 
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 PARTICUI.AR (OR EXECVTITE; ORDERS 
 
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 CONVOCATIOX . . 
 
 AS ARE OF GENERAL IMPORTANCE, 
 
 WITH 
 
 ..^ " ADDENDA, 
 
 OONTAININO THE ROLLS AND OTHER MATTERS O*' INTEREST TO THl 
 MEMBERS OF THE SOCIETY GENERAIiLYk 
 
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 Many of the Rvka of this Society, and of the Orders of ConvoctUion *«•• 
 ing become u?meceisary, arud others of them beir^ deemed inconvenient, a 
 Committee of Benchers was appointed in T^Hnity Term, 1830, to take ihs 
 Mubject into consideiation, with instructions to prepare a revised colkction of 
 the Bye-lau's of the Society, including the aUerations which fhey mi^ 
 think it expedientto recommend. The Committee after giving the sttbject 
 piuch consideration, made a final Export in Trinity Term, 1831. This 
 Report W9,3 adopted by The Benehers in Convocation; and all the Rules of 
 the Society, unth the exception of those of Trinity Term, 37 Geo. 3, Chap- 
 ter« 2 4> 3. Michaelmas Term, 40 Geo. 3, Chapters 1 4* 2, Trinity 
 Term, 59 Geo. 3, Chapter 1, and Hilary Term, 8 Geo. 4, Chapter 1, 
 wers repealed, and most of them re-ermcled, with some aUerations and addim 
 turns. The Orders of Convocation were also subsequently re-adopted with 
 Much alterations and addUiorj as were though necessary. Thus, it hap-, 
 peris that many of the Rules and Orders, aUhough of long standing vn the 
 (Society, bear at present a modem date. The present publication wUl be 
 found to contain all the Rules and Standing orders of Convocation, now in 
 force. Of the Resolutions and Particular or Executive orders of Convo, 
 cation, the Committee have published those ordy which appeared to them to be 
 of general importance. The Rolls, Summaries, and other documents 
 which, in the exercise of the discretion vested in them by the Convocation, 
 the Committee have deemed it proper to publish as Addenda, will, ihey hope, 
 be found interesting, lo the Members of the Society generally. The Ap- 
 pendix of Forms, they feel cannot but be acceptible ; and it is hoped will pre- 
 vent the inconvenience and delay which have sometimes occurred from the 
 papers of Candidates for Admission and Call, being incomplete. 
 
 As the Committee have reason to believe that a very general expectation was 
 entertained among the Members of Osgoode Hall, that this Edition ofth$ 
 Ruki of th* Society would have appeared ed fi much earlier per iod^ they iak^ 
 
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 this opportunity o/eplalning t» the Profession at large, the reason ofilitdi. 
 lay. Although the CommUtee were appointed f a early as Trinity Term. ''631, 
 as tie judges did not sigmfy their approbation of the revised collection of 
 Rules, un'il Michadmas following, nothing could of course be done by th» 
 Committee in the interim. During Michadmas Term, two Drafts c<nu 
 nsdedtoitk tlie education of the Sliulenls ; one of which has since passed in- 
 to a fiule, toere reported by a Select CommUtee, read a first and second time 
 and ordered to be committed on tlie first Convocation day of the follouring 
 Term. On tlie very day in Hilary Term on which the former of these Drafts 
 passed the Convocation, the latter was thrown out and a Committee appoint- 
 ed to consider whether any improvements could be adopted in the proceedings 
 of Convocation, with reference to Admissions and Calls. Had the publica- 
 tion of the Rules taken place while those matters were still pending, the edi- 
 tion would by this time have proved of comparatively but little use, particu- 
 larlyto those members oftha Society who have yet to take ihcir Barrister's 
 Degree, and would certainly have been of still less value to those gcnilemen 
 who are only preparing to enter the Society. Under these circumstances, tlie 
 Committee fdt fully justified inddaylng to proceed with the publication un- 
 til the proceedings of the Convocation upon those important subjects were 
 brought to a close. Tlie Committee of Hilary Term above mentioned, ow- 
 ing to the unavoidable occupation of one of its members in discharging the 
 impoyfant duties of a sister profession, were unable lo malce a report upon 
 tlie subject referred to them until this Term, and no time has since been lost 
 in getting the work through tlie press. This, the Committee trust, will, by 
 their Brethren of tlie profession, be admitted as a satisfactory explanation of 
 a delay ; the necessity for which, none have more sincerely regretted than th* 
 Members of the Committee themselves, ' • 
 
 Osgoode Hall, \ 
 
 Michaelmas Term, 1832. S 
 
TABLE OF CONTENTS. 
 
 RULES 
 
 Ohap. TRINITY, 37 GEO. III. 
 
 1. Benchers and Treasurer, 
 
 2. Annual fee. Bond, ... 
 
 3. Admission and Call fees, 
 
 , ;^ / MICHAELMAS, 40 GEO. III. 
 
 1. Benchers, - - . . 
 
 2. Legislative powers vested in Benchers, 
 
 . TRINITY, 59 GEO. III. 
 
 1. Election or Treasurer, 
 
 HILARY, 8 GEO. IV. 
 1. Terms to be kept, - . . ' 
 
 , ^^ TRINITY, 1 & 2 WM. IV. 
 
 1. Manner of keeping Terms, . . , 
 
 2. Convocations, - . . 
 
 3. Convocations, ... 
 
 4. Proceedings in Convocation, 
 
 5. Drafts of Rules, - , . . 
 
 6. Bond, . - *. . 
 
 7. Election of Benchers, • - 
 
 8. Repeal, - . . . 
 
 9. Election of Treasurer, - - 
 
 10. Annual and Term fee, . . , , 
 
 11. Attorney's Certificate fee, 
 
 12. E;:aminations, • . . , 
 
 13. Repeal, - • ... 
 
 HILARY 2 WM. 4. 
 1. Classes of Students, .... 
 
 RESOLUTIONS 
 
 OF 
 
 No. TRINITY, 1 & 2 WILLIAM IV. 
 
 1. Establishment of Society, ... 
 
 2. Members, - - - , 
 
 3. Legislative power, - ... 
 
 4. Legislative power transferred to Benchers, 
 
 5. Legislative power vested in Benchers, . - . , 
 
 6. Transfer of Legislative power recogaised by act of Parliament 18 
 
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 7. Incorporation, - . ' - - 18 
 
 8. Corporation Trustees, - - - 18 
 
 9. Business of Convocation, . - • 18 
 
 10. Rules. . . . -IS 
 
 11. Judges, - - - - 18 
 
 12. Rules, - - - - 18 
 
 13. Resolutions of Convocation, . . - 18 
 
 14. Standing Orders of Convocation, - « - 19 
 
 15. Executive General Orders of Convocation, (or Particular 
 
 Orders of Convocation,) - . - 19 
 
 HILARY, 2 WM. IV. 
 
 1. Chambers, ' - « . -IS 
 
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 THINITY, 1 *. 2 WM. IV. 
 
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 1. Debate, - - - 
 
 2. Putting the Quention, • m 
 
 3. Examinations, - - »' 
 
 4. Candididate pn Call to be Robed, 
 
 JJASTER, 2 Wm. IV. 
 1. Journala, - - ^ - 
 
 MICHAELMAS, 8 Wm. IV. 
 
 1. Death of Benchero, 
 
 2. Attorney and Solicitor General, - " 
 
 3. Rolls, > r » 
 
 4. Rolls, 
 
 5. Paper Copy of Rolls, 
 
 6. Rolls, n - " 
 
 7. Rollp, ip • » 
 
 8. Examinations for Admission, - ^ 
 
 9. Optimes Class, m 
 
 10. Senior Class, - • > 
 
 11. Junior Class, - p ' 
 
 12. Certificate of Admission, > f 
 
 13. Examination on Call, - * 
 
 14. Questions on Examination for Call, 
 
 15. Questions on Examination ibr Admission, - 
 
 16. Junior Class, - ' - - 
 1 /. Withdrawal of Petition for Adinission, •> 
 
 18. AdmiBsions, f ip ,. 
 
 19. Examination Days, » k 
 20 Admission Hay, - w f 
 
 21. Hour of Meeting, - * » 
 
 22. No Examination on 2 last days of Term, ^ 
 
 23. Petition for Admission, - r 
 
 24. Treasurers Report on petition for Admission 
 
 25. Petition for LaXi, 
 
 26. Treasurers Report on petition for Call, •> 
 
 27. Order of Reports, - * 
 
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 PARTJOULAR (OR EXECUTIVE) ORDERS OF 
 CONVOCATION 
 
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 MICHAELMAS, 1 Wm. IV. 
 1. Seat of Society, . - « * SI 
 
 TRINITY, 1 & 2 Wm. IV. 
 1. Caption of Rules, . . ..31 
 
 MICHAELMAS, 2 Wm. IV. 
 
 1. Seal, . . , .31 
 
 2. Custody of Seal, - ' •> 31 
 
 HILARY, 2 Wm. IV. 
 1^ Statutes at Large of Upper Canada, « > » 33 
 
 TRINITY, 2 & 3 Wm. IV. 
 
 1. Trinity Class of Students - - ^32 
 
 2. Appointment of place of Meeting of Trinity Class oi Students, 34 
 
 MICHAELMAS, 3 V/m. IV. 
 1. Custody of Rolls, . . - 34 
 
 2f Publication of Admiiiions - « '84 
 
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 3. Publication of Calls, • 
 
 4. Publication of Election! of Beneheni, 
 i> Publication of Elections of Treaaurer^ 
 
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 'ADDENDA. 
 
 1. Common Roll, - *• 
 
 2. BarriBten RoU, <> « * « 
 8. Benchen Roll, « - ' 
 
 ' 4. Troaaarera Roll, > « 
 
 0. Index to Rolls, . ■ > 
 
 6. Chief Justices of U. C. - • , 
 
 7. Puisne Judges of U. C. - • 
 
 8. Attornies General of U. C. •• - 
 
 9. Solicitors General of U. C. • 
 IQ. Advocates, - « <• 
 
 11. Report on Bye<tjaw8, • 
 
 12. Report on Examinations, ^ « 
 l3 Benchers and Officers of the Society, • 
 
 14. Terms of the Society, ^ - 
 
 15. Standing Convocation Davs. - 
 
 16. Summary of Provisions relative to Admissions and Calls, 64 
 
 17. Present Officers of The Trinity Class of Students, 67 
 
 18. Regulations of The Trinity Class ai' Students, - 68 
 
 19. Summary of the Practice of The Trinity Class of Students, 70 
 
 APPENDIX* 
 
 1. Notice of Presentation for Admission^ * .7$ 
 
 2. Presentation for Admission, . • - 76 
 8. Petition for Admission, . • * 75 
 4. Treasurers Report on Petition for Admission, -< 76 
 6. Certificate of Admission . • .77 
 
 6. Petition to withdraw Petition for Admission, - 77 
 
 7. Personal Report of Student on the Day after his Admission, 78 
 
 8. Personal Report of Student on the first day of Term, - 78 
 0. Personal Report of Student on the last day of Term, - 79 
 
 10. Notice of Presentation on Call, « .79 
 
 11. Presentation on Call, 4 •* « 80 
 
 12. Petition for Call, . < . .80 
 
 13. Bond, - - . - * - 81 
 
 14. Certificate on Bond, - - - 82 
 
 15. Treasurer's Report on Petition for Call, - - 82 
 
 16. Diploma of Barrister at Law, - - -13 
 
 17. Treasurer's Summons for a Special Convocation, . 84 
 
 Chap. 
 1. Tenn Fees, 
 
 SUPPLEMENT TO RULES. 
 HILARY, 3 WM. IV. 
 
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 SUPPLEMENT TO RESOLUTIONS. 
 
 ATo. HILARY, 3 WM. IV. 
 
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 SUPPLEMENT TO STANDING ORDERS. 
 HILARY, 3 WM. IV. 
 
 1. Trinity Clasi - - • » &f 
 
 2. Description of members of Trinity ClaBB, - - 88 
 8. Petition for Call previous to expiration of five years, . 88 
 
 SUPPLEMENT TO EXEtlUTIVE ORDERS. 
 No. HILARY, 3 WM. IV. 
 
 1. Committee of (Economy, - . > 89 
 
 2. Treasurer to be Chairman of Committee of OEconomy, 88 
 
 3. Powers of Committee of CEconomy, - - 88 
 
 4. Servants of the House, . . - 68 
 6. Arrangement of apt.rtments in Oegoode Hall, - 88 
 
 6. Meals, . . . 88 
 
 7. Period meals to rta.. ^n on table, . - 88 
 
 8. Quarterly Commons and Chambers, . > 89 
 
 9. Furniture of Bed-Rooms, - - - 89 
 ^0. Quarterly Commoner to find certain articles, • 69 
 
 11. Doily and weekly Commoners chargesj - - 89 
 
 12. Rates for Breakfast, &c. - - -69 
 
 13. Luncheon, « • <• • 89 
 
 14. Guests, . - - - 89 
 
 15. Defaulters, . • . • 89 
 
 16. Bed Curtains, . ' . . .89 
 
 17. Cards forbidden, ' • • - 69 
 
 18. Hours of closing dooiv, - . • 89 
 
 19. {Temporary,) - - , - - 89 
 
 20. Register of Donations, • • • 89 
 ■21. Books presented to the Library, , . 90 
 22. Privileges of Secretary, • . 90 
 
 SUPPEMENT TO ADDENDA. 
 
 20. Election &c. of Hilary Term, 3 William 4, - - 90 
 
 21. Summary of provisions relative to Admission and Call, 00 
 
 22. Officerg of Trinity Class of Students, Hilary, 3 Wm. 4. 91 
 
 SUPPLEMENT TO APPENDIX. 
 
 18. Pttition for Call where 5 yean not expired. 91 
 
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 TRINITY TERM, 37th of GEO. III. Chap. I. 
 
 By T^e Law Spciety of Upper Canada, under the inspec- 
 lion and with the approbation of the Judges of the Provihce, 
 (as Visitors of the said Society^ it is ordained, 
 
 That the two Crown Officers be nominated Benchers of 
 The Law Society of Upper Canada, together' with the four 
 senior Baq-isters, and that the Benchers according to senio- 
 rity take upon themselves the Treasurership of the said 
 Society annually. 
 
 [Passed 17th July, 1797. Approved 13th Jiily, 1799.] 
 
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 TRINITY TERM, 37th of GEO. Ill, Chap. 2. 
 
 By The Law Society of Upper Canada under the inspec^. 
 tion and with the approbation of tl^e Judges pf the Pr«?vince, 
 ,88 Visitorii of the said Society, it i^ prdained. 
 
 That every njember of the Society do enter into a Bond 
 with the Treasurer for the time being, for the payment of 
 the sun) of five poimds annually, so long as he continues 
 *') be a Member of the said Sopiety. 
 
 {Passed 17th July, 1797. Apprpved 13th July, 1799.] 
 
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 KuleofTrini. 
 tyTerm, lt2 
 William IV. 
 Chap. 8.) 
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 Term, 40 Geo. 
 III. Chap. 2. 
 RuleotTrinity 
 Terra, 59 Geo 
 
 III. Chap 1. 
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 1 & 2 William 
 
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 The Law Society of Upper Canada. 
 
 MICHAELMAS TERM, 40th of GEO. III. Chap. 1. 
 
 By The Law Society of Upper Canada, with the approbat 
 tion of the Judges of the Province, as Visitors of the said 
 Society, it is ordained, 
 
 * That John White, Attorney-General, Robert J. D. Gray, 
 Solicitor-General, Angus M'Donell, Esq. James Clark, Esq. 
 Timothy Thorapeon, Esq. Nicholas Hagerman, Esq. Allan 
 McLean, Esq. Walter Roe, Esq. W. D. Powell, Esq. 
 Alexander Stewart, Esq. B. C. Beardsley, Esq. William 
 Weeks, Esq. Jacob Farrand, Esq. Samuel Sherwood, E6q. 
 and John McKay, Esq. be Benchers of the Law Society. 
 
 [Po^aed 9th Nov. 1799. Approved 16th Jan. 1800.] 
 
 MICHAELMAS TERM, 40t}iof GEO. HI, Chap. 2. 
 
 By TheXaw Society of Upper Canada, with the approba- 
 tion of the Judges of the Province, as Visitors of the said 
 Society, it is ordained, . 
 
 That The Benchers for the time being be considered as 
 Governors of the said Society, and that any five of them 
 be a. Quorum, and have full power to make such rules and 
 regulations from time to time, as shall or may be necessary 
 for the welfare of the said Society, subject neverthelesB 
 to ihe insi>ectioa of the Judges. 
 
 [Paseeil 9th Nov. 1790. Approved 16th Jan. 1800.] 
 
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 .*:„, RULES . 
 
 .«I5IJ- THE BENCflE^S OF , ,.,,., 
 
 The liAyv Society of Upper €anad» 
 
 IN CpNVOCA,fION. 
 
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 TillNlTY TERM, 6flth pf ppp. III. brtp! 4ii!!or^ 
 
 (See rtiile of By The Benchers of The I-Aw Spoiety of Upper Canadaj 
 Trinity Term ^n Convocation, with the approbation of the JndgeB of the 
 i & 2 William Province, as Visitot^ of the ^^i^ Society, it is ordained, 
 IV. (hep. 9.) 
 
 That the Treasurer pf fhe Society be phpsien annually in 
 Michaelmas Term by the majority of votes of the Bench* 
 ers then present, and that the present Treasurer do eohii< 
 nue in omce until Miclijaelmas Term next. 
 
 , [Passed eth July, 1819. Apprpved ;pth July, 1819.] 
 
 HILARY TERM, 8th of GEO. IV. Chap. 1 
 
 IIM 
 
 JJv The Benchers of The Law Society of Upper Canada, 
 in Convocation, with the apprpbation of the Judges ofth« 
 rrovincc, as Visitors of the caid Society, it is ordained. 
 
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 That the Soc'ety do require all Students to be hereafter 
 entered on the Bookp, to keep four tem^ at the least at 
 1'ork, tlie seat of the Court of King's BencH and of thiii 
 ►SociPty, within the period of their five yeaPs entry 
 rospectivcly. 
 
 i[ragsed nth Jan. 1828. Approved 12th Jan. 1^28.] 
 
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 , By The Benchers of The Law Society of Upper Canada, in Convoca- 
 tion, with the approbation of the Jud^s of the Province, as Visitors of 
 , the said Society, it is ordained, 
 
 :,:y That eyery Student at Law who shall intend to keiep any Term in 
 .fork pursuant to th'd Rule of Hilary Ternii 8th of Geo. IV. Chap. 1, 
 1 shall report himself personally and in writing to the Treasurer for the 
 ' time being, on the first and last days of such Term respectively, and 
 tiiis name shall thereupon be inserted in a Book to be kept for that 
 *> purpose and in default thereof^ su^h Student shall not be allowed 
 such Teitn M a Term kept tinder the Rule above mentioned. 
 
 , Provided always, that the Term' in which a student Is admitted shall 
 be allowed as a Terni kept under the said rule upon h<B reporting him- 
 self to the Treasurer, and having his name inserted in the proper book 
 on the day after, his admission in lieu of a report and entry, on the first 
 day of such Term, and upon his conforming himself to aJl the other 
 provisions of that Rule and the present one. Provided further^ that all 
 the students admitted on the second day of this present Term who havu 
 conformed themselves to the Rules in every respect, except that of Re- 
 porting themselvef , shall be allowed this Term, as kept under tljesaid 
 Rule, upon tneir satisfying the Treasurer of their having so bona fide 
 conformed themselves to such Rules — and having their names entered 
 . as having done so, which entry the Treasurer upon being so satisfied ia 
 hereby authorised to make. 
 
 (Passed 1st July, 1831. Approved 2d July, 1831.] ' ' \ 
 
 TRINITY TERM, Ist and 2d of WM. IV. Chap. 2. 
 
 By The Benchers of The Law Society of Upper Canada, in Convoca- 
 tion, with the approbation of the Judges of the Province, as Visitors 
 of the said Society* it is ordained, 
 
 That Convocations of The Benchers of this Society, Ui held at the 
 •eat of the Society in Term time only, the Treasurer for the time being 
 
 presidiDg. ■' ,<)'.»Uj;*> ai,% :,;irw'ij?'5 i^:'5» '- ). '• 
 
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TRINITY TERM, let and 2d of WM. IV. Ciiap. 3. *. ' 
 
 By TheBenchefaof The Law Society, of Upper Cahatla, mConvocA- 
 tion, with the approbation of the Judges of the Province, as Visitors 
 of the said Society, it ie ordained, • „- ... 
 
 That Convocations of The Benchers of this Sdciety, be held on the 
 first Monday, the first Saturday, the, second Tuesday, and the last 
 Saturday of every Term. Provided always, that the Treasurer, cr in 
 his absence the Senioi' Bencher shall have the power, for default of a 
 Quorum, to adjourn the Convocation to any other day in the same 
 Term previous to the neJct standing Convocati6h-day*^ard provided 
 also, that the TreasUrel* for the time being shall have ftdl pdwer to 
 summon a Convocation at any time in Term by giving notice thereof 
 
 to all the Benchers then in town. "■«' **"> 
 
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 _, 4 " [Passed 2d July, 1831. Approved 19th Nov. 1831.] 
 
 .i»h^'y,nl^: •'' ■• ' ■ \, ^\^^ '' At v^jci-tf''3 
 
 t"i?7drcv'rRiNlTY Tfe&ii,''iBt aiid2i'of Wm! IV. Ciiap;*i.r»i > '"' 
 
 ji . By The Benchers of The Law Society of Upper Canada^ in Convock- 
 iion, with the approbation of the Judges of the .ProTiocet aAVisitota 
 of the said Society, it is ordained. ♦ bJ:l^■u■^^^ '• h'f&^r: ■ 
 
 ' That the proceedings of he Benchers of this Society it Convocation, 
 shall be conducted, as much as may be, according to the ordinaiy Par- 
 liamentary mode ; provided always, that. any Committee, whether spe- 
 cial consisting of a few, or general, consisting of all the members of the 
 Convocation may sit and act in Vacation as well as in Term time. — 
 Provided oIbo, that any Bencher having been one of the eontents ornon- 
 contents upon any vote taken iii the Convocation, may have his dissent 
 to the resolution of the Convocation upon such vote (but without his 
 reasons for such dissent) recorded on the Journals of the Convocation 
 upon reouiring the some of the Treasurer previous to the adjournment 
 of the Convocation on the day on which the vote shall have been taken. 
 
 [Parsed 2d July, 1631. Approved Ifith Nov. 1831.] 
 
 ' TRINITY TERM, 1st & 2d of WM. IV. Chap. 6^ f^^ ^ ' 
 
 By The Bcnbheteof TlmL&w Sbiiietyof Upper Ciinada, in Convi^a- 
 tion, witli the approbation of the Judges of the Province, aayisitoia 
 of the said Society, it is ordained, "' ' 
 
 That do' Draf.s of Rules that shall be Introduced after Michaelma* 
 Term nc .\t thall be pasecd through all their stages in any one Term ; 
 r.or shall any nxch Draft lecomc a Rule of the Society or be of any 
 
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 [Paasod 2a July, 1831, Approved 10th_ Nov. ^pSLJ,',,,. 
 
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 By The Benchers of The IjmSv^S^ of Upper Canada, in Convoca- 
 tion, witii the approbation of the Judges of the pKQywc9». 9f Visitors 
 of the sp<l,S«qiet7) itHrbftbUiteiw 
 
 ' yh«*i!WiS;M»¥*ef QCt1»» SdBi«y'gaiB pMfirMdi^tt^'li^ «ldi «6 thp 
 f^J^P.if' %!94 >V> tte QotffefeBtiQn in^ the jMneaty^ of dn6 hundten 
 pouiMS witli two responsible sureties to be- t^provied (MT by the Tred- 
 Burer, conditioned that he will well and truly pay or cause to be, mid 
 ^^Q^rfMr So«|ist(f »£ Uppail Canada, «(ll suich fe^s af)d dues cyf \^hat 
 ' ' — |(Ky(^«&ino<!iiC'/aB(idtie>air>pi^bre 1^ flie said SoctetSr by 
 ^ »I^Jjtiaiprt»tti6nvOfdBr,,Byigf-l&w»orRw 
 
 gw»^t]5^M3i%t^» sMd iSoBifcty or b^ The BfehclieTU t^ewof wttft 
 the approbation of the Judge of the iBvpviHee as ViintorB of the etM 
 Society, or which shall or may hersafler become due^or payAl^le to the 
 said Socie^TBQ^eirl^ slffiNd ORtHider'any iciihAr T^tdei ftesofotibh, Order, 
 Bye-law, tjt "Regulation to be passed by The Benchers of the said 
 Society in Convocation with sueh approbation as aforesaid ^ and also do 
 and shall moreover well, faithfully md truly ob^,. Qbserye»rpei^orn), fulfil 
 and keep(f|l t))^^ulw B,fti§^titiofai^ 0«li)^ iB^e^mw^ aM^gulationa 
 of the said 3cfciety, passed as aforesaid and liow in force, ,or ht^e^a^ter 
 tQ he,lM«^dd 9fi:.a»fi(Hm4» tlxtii^. sneli tlm^ as he^^laBK.-dlxltiA^ <^ jltt 
 3»,^,^0«&tyafeaJfcB>ttet'tli9iteof. uflfljTiij 
 
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 [Passed 2d July, 1831. Approved 19tb Ulovasai.J^ ,,rp 
 
 , ^ fh» tef»Wa,^i the fcaiv fiiteiattrfof Uji0et€kTi«4ft, ixi tom^ 
 ^6x\. %jtt.thV,:ai^rQJb)«(Hon of the iodget-of Uie Provi&eie. lU; yiettoit 
 <Jf me said 'fSociety, it is ordained, 
 
 That allrpmMti.i^ tn ^.elbotedt'^^chAtlf of tlti^ ^Soeiety id future 
 shall be erected as lieretofore, by the majority of Votes of the Bench- 
 era for the time bein^, or of suOH' df fihteih as shall be present in Convo- 
 cation at the time of such Election. Provid.e,d,4lways.that no proposal 
 to elect omr p«jP|^.9'lndli#M'tliii( iSo^ti^ty i^c^ be received dr enter- 
 tained unless hotice of the intention to mak') QUfih proposal shall hiwe 
 bGj^L|Mr^ iff opsfDCooydoalhin during the Term, next preceding suc^h. 
 P/PjgM^ AQli^Miyiiltkiii^ tbiHt£U8 Mtij^y'sAttomey and S0fii^ 
 «if Traheral fVr the time being, and th& «hl( Hieiiibr Barristen f^thefiine 
 being in all times to come, sliaU be ipso facUt without (|^y.{i^c(i9D, 
 Bp.id:pP|0^||)i«,r«q«ii»r«" - --'-i ■■- ' ,' '' ,,„■■■ "■■,;.oi-,; 
 
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 TPaMed Sd July, 1831. Approved lOtb Nov. 1881.] 
 
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 TRINITY TERM;' 1st add 2d of WM. IV. Chap, 8. 
 
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 ^f ■ By Th« B<iqdh«r0 ©/"-The Lair Society of Upp«r Canada, mCbnifoelu 
 'tion, with th» approbation -of the Judges of the Proviiice» a* VijiUm* 
 
 of ^e said Society," it is ordained, , . 
 
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 That the Rule of this Society of Trinity Tenn, 87 of Geo. the Ad, 
 Chap. 1, be, and the same is hereby repealed. 
 
 5 [Pasted 9d July, 1831. Approved 10th Nov< 1881.7 
 
 I>^^^'' TRINITY TERM, Ist and 2d of WM. IV. Chap. ^:'^^. '^^' 
 
 Hy The Benchers of The Law Society of Upper Canada, in Convoef^ 
 tioD, with the approbation of the Judges of the Province, asTisiton 
 of t^ie said Society, it is ordained. 
 
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 That so much of the Rule of this Society of Trinity Twbrw bf 
 
 I. Geo. the 3d, Chap. 1, as fixes the time of holding the Annual {Section 
 
 . of Treasurer shall be, and the same is hereby repealed, and that lA 
 
 fbture such Election shall be held in the Term of Hilary instead oftha 
 
 Term of Michaelmas, in each year. '''% 
 
 !-';^r^ [Passed 2d July, 183L Approved 19th Nov. 1881. V ''^'"^ 
 
 '''f"' TRirdtelK'WSSM, 1st & 2d of VITM. lY. Chap. 10. '^f^ 
 
 : By The Benchers of T^ Law Society of Upper Canada, in Convoca- 
 tion, with the approbation of the Judges of the Province^ as 'Visitprs of 
 the said Society, it is ordained. 
 
 That so much of the Ridie 6/ this Society of Trinity Tenn* 37 of 
 Geo. the 3d, Chap. 3, as fixes the amount of the annual fee to be paid 
 into the Treasuiy of the Society, by the Members of this Society after 
 their call to the Bar be, and the same is hereby rrepealed. And that in 
 fiiture eveiy Member of the Society .shall afler his call to the Bar pay 
 into the Treas^nry, on or before the last day of each Tenn, fi Term-fee 
 of Eleveh Shillings and Eight Pence, to be applied to the general pur- 
 posed of the Society. .... . ;,i iC. fi ^t,/v ';;*,..*^' 'v 
 
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 [Passed 2d July 1831. Approved 19th Nov. ISSt] 
 
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 T* TRINITY TERM, 1st & 2d of WM. IV. Chap, li: ' f '\*^': 
 'By The Benchers of the Law Society of Upper CHrihMt fe '**^- -- '■ 
 
 cation, with the approbation of the Judges of the Province, as Visu^rs . 
 of the said Society, it is ordained, .T^/'v^ 
 
 -Vi! 
 
 - That inwsuant to the^tute of the 4^ of . Geo. ^he 4th, Chaj». -. 
 This Society hath detennined and do^ her^y determine thraniouBt 
 
 i. .. 
 
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to be Jafl(]jto the Ttewxtex. annu&IIy by ^yury Attoriniej 0f' .. :-? 
 Hit .Ml^tetty's^ Court of Kaag's Bench in tlil^ PiOvipoe, ' ', :' 
 foi the purposes iii that Act particularly Mt &rth at tm . 
 aum of One pound Five ShilUn|8. 
 
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 JPuTaed S4 JiHy, 1881. Approved 19th Nov, 1681] 
 
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 TEEM, lat & 2d of WM. IV. Chap- W- 
 
 
 Wh^rdas/ the present state of this Province afTords th* 
 means of obtaining that Education which is necessary to 
 the liberal study and practice of the Profession of the I^aw, 
 and which will secure to the Province a learned and honON 
 able Body to assist their fellow-subjects as occasion may 
 require, and to support and maintain the Constitution of 
 the Province, which valuable objects the Law-Spciety of 
 Upper Canada was expressly formed to secure. 
 
 FrMmUs. 
 
 By The Benchers of The Law Society of Upper Canada, 
 in Cfooyocation, with the approbation of the Judges of the 
 Province, aa Visitor^ of the said Society, it is ordained, 
 
 That ftom and after Michaelmas Term next no person ' 
 shall be admitted on the Books of the Society as a Student .'• 
 at Law, or be called to the Bar, unless he shall be presented '^^ 
 to the Convocation by some Barrister and shall be foimdi " 
 upon full and strict examination in open Convocation by ' 
 The Benchers then present, to be by habits, character and 
 education, duly qualified to be admitted on the Books as a'^ 
 @tudent at Law, or to be called to the Bar respectively aa 
 tiie case may be. Provided always, that such presentation 
 shall be by an instrument in writing. And provided also,4$ 
 that no person shall be so presented or examined unless,* '|. 
 notice in writing containing the name, addition and family 
 residence of such person, shall have been given in open Coni 
 vocation in the Term next immediately preceding that in 
 which he shall be so presented, stating that such-persoK 
 would be so presented for examination. And provided alsoi' <! 
 that no person, however well qualified, shall be called to tho 
 Bar, so long as he shall remam under articles of Clerkship 
 of any kind to any person or persons whomsoever. <' •■>- ,^ 
 
 [Passed 2d July, 1831, Approved 19th Nov. 1831.] ^"> 
 
 
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 TRINITY TERM, 1st & 2d of WM, IV. Chap. 13. " 
 
 ^; The Benchers of The Law Society of Upper Canada* 
 in Convocation, with the approbation of the Judges of thft 
 Province, as Visitors of the said Society, it is ordained,. 
 
 That all the Rules of The Ia^ Society of Upper Canada, 
 whether passed by tha said Society, or^by The Benchers 
 
 
 
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 thereof in Convocation, other than thoee tifm 
 
 Geo. the 3cl, Chap. 1.— -Hihifty T#rtn, fifth of ^eo. 
 
 Chap. 1.— and TripUy Term let &, ^d. of Wm, the 40^. 
 
 the pame are hereby repealed. Aqd the said Rules above 
 particularly specified and efratd^nCCtrd are hereby ordained^ 
 and declare^ to bfi, tlw. B^ps d^ 'U^LnafJ&^ekif^JJMUt 
 CaniAi. n^^vi^l mAfytt, tnat, m WhMtlibt 0e turafi tb 
 -^ -i. -^prive any Member of thia,Society of anv riohts heraU^ 
 
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 HILAI^t'1^ft1S^.^dbfW^.lV. Chap. i. 
 
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 freamble. 
 
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 IB^lwr^. Wlth^ piteti«iAt >nimmlwHtecii «ta;texe4iM Wat. 
 TeBa\o^mJ^m %tfrji»(i« i$ ik :bi0bfy tepndiBiA! mid^amasi- 
 sary to provide for a more regular and e/stematic attention 
 
 8t|i/d%,inoB«£;to4he4f|oi«|eH9i9i^ bettertadoilti^ 
 
 thft ql|^^/ti»»^St»^te|»towd«4f«r<'^ tbet^wi. 
 
 " ^^^ii^^,-fi^9\ih«^j«9t»r'f»iflte^ ia|iiii^ (audi 
 
 *' t!!;>i#>H!^ii»ni pMPMMiiltlM GoQBtittSkionfof tlw)^Ui>9re>> 
 
 9^ 'Vhe ^BficlMM :3af Tlie t«9ir 9b^« 
 in,^vMttiaa^ \iHlft-thek.«)Hl>YObMlioW 
 Pnvnhm, lfe» VtvitRMof <tito iMi«tSMi« 
 
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 L 7bat; ai the tiMiMeM^''iir^^ 4Kltfi«%it^11{^: 
 tateik^ any d«g«9t i|» 'Ihe iMtSe, 'tlfeipe' WtMp t^^ " 
 Ouses under t9Mi«tqi«MteBdlK4<e^^tN«» dHlkeftVH^] ' 
 th<ifi(o<Sety aaiiriw, trtf»1>iwe't««T*fe', ^^'^sferttfefi 
 
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 3, That ^«^ «£ ww}» tnifefipir O^m^k^f^^mfi Ml"^ 
 named, and the place of holding the ra£Qtin£a thereof 
 
 eetabfideus uidiir il^idto(m(» Hind Wm^mefW V^ 
 
 Benchers in Convocation, 
 
 S. That eacli of such Classeg sliiijl hftVA-A^ Prfffi^'fflL 
 Treaftir«'diiM afefciifcl^. • '" ^ --rr— . 
 
 ^ «Mli*:tH8a*«^>rfe»<^tllenyii'«fe«h^1^^i^^ 
 rii^f aeeaa)«ttSidlt4>rt9iif«^ 'li^X^^kmHetW'mS^'' 
 then sMK.JiMniibj^<ie'lli^'{^<^- m JftB^-t^fect^^d^ W ^ 
 Clstss,- profpinpfrr:- 
 
 q fjdtert*-? 
 
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 trary to 
 
 t»iUe4 in the ordj* qf 
 
 141 
 
 oiieiy or to any provision con* 
 
 ty OMblr of Tlfe ITdrifcliers lii uitavocaUon. 
 
 a. That t]ie, Pjefl^wt. (^ >Q»oh.<^jf, mqti -(^TqesiviiaU 
 ^h;ttHi^k ttiOiiiH a'(t«jr iiwfi»g^t#.i^i)y ItfiR^ 
 ^ KtM traMinnlt a Cdf;; of^|up|i^Wai^Q^,t(a)ip^ni 
 
 *"" **"*" ^e Cofcvocation. 
 
 at Osfoode Hall to be la'id ISefb: 
 
 ^. "ftjltthe t*tfe«tdyirt fet" eac'fi of such Clasiies shall" be 
 a Member of this Society who shall have taken a degree in 
 the same, and shall, from time to time, be appointed by 
 Order of The Benchers in Convocation. 
 
 8. That the Treasurer and Secretary of each of such 
 Classes shall be Members of this Society who shall not have 
 taken any degree in the same, and shall be elected by such 
 Class by the majority of votes of the Students at Law pre- 
 sent at a meeting of the Class, to be held annually for that 
 
 Surpose, on the nrst day of Hilary Term in each year, or in 
 cfault of such election, shall be appointed by the President 
 of the Class. 
 
 9. That the Exercises of each of such Classes sha,!! con- 
 ' sist in the reading of Essays comp<M3ed by the Students 
 
 themselves ; in the disputation of points of Law either in 
 the shape of cases or of questions ; in the discussion of 
 questions of general, constitutional and international Law ; 
 in stated examinations of the Students in standard Authors 
 upon different branches of the Law ; and in the pursuit of 
 any other branch of useful knowledge, which may be ap- 
 pomted in the Order of Convocation, organizing and estab- 
 tising such Clsiss, or which such class may by its own Regu- 
 lations made as hereinbefore provided, think fit to. direct. 
 
 10. That each of such classes shall annually hold the 
 following number of meetings for Exercises ; that is to say, 
 in the Term of Hilary, and the Vacation thereafter, four at 
 the least. 
 
 .' In the Term of Easter and the Vacation thereafter, two 
 at the least. 
 
 In the Term of Trinity and the Vacation thereafter, four 
 at the least; and 
 
 In the Term of Michaelmas and the Vacation thereafter, 
 two at the least. 
 
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 11. That the Secretay of each of such Classes shall keep 
 a Resistor of its meeting's, in which shall be entered the 
 
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 V. ';••:?;''« vro.- 
 
 'ClaMT, Mi4 which shftll tndtttpV^ 8t«(M i^liSb^ftf lii^.JB^ 
 -dent. perftenb|l!|c!Bi*^8|«.:^^^ ' ^^- "Jr t 
 
 12, Thut' a dupUcntct oopy of such Rflffbtftr oBrtjflfid by 
 thn ProBident.siiftll jiiWilftllt bn or befoire tho last day of 
 Michanlmas Tei-m be ddJxNiiteci with the TreMUrer at Otn 
 goode Hall. 
 
 
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 - 18. Provifled i^lwaye,, that it shall be in the povlrAr of The'^ 
 Beachew of thi« Sociely in Convocation, at any time to ' 
 diMolve all or any of such ClaBBes. . • 9 
 
 
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 2. Resolved, That under that act all persons duly entered of thp Sn. 
 
 c.ety and admitted on its books, whether as StudJnrorBarristers rt 
 
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 3. Resolved That by that act, the Society were empowered with th^ 
 approbation of tlte Judges of the Province as^ vifiifnr« nTfK? ^??i/»® 
 ..ety, to m.ke such ruL and re^datiZ 'a"m S^" deemed tees" 
 eary or proper ior the government of the Society? "'^^^ea neces. 
 
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 NovemSpr 17Qa Iv ^' ^' r''^*^ ^^ ^'*« ^^-^'^^y «» the 9th dayTf 
 rjovemSer, ]799,at a general meetmg summoned by letter to aT th« 
 Menibers, for th« express purpose of altering and aS to th^ R..W 
 end Regulations of the Society, and annroved of hiffho f..? . 
 
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 6. Resolved, That by an act of the Pui|ainent of this Province of 
 2hd Geo. 4th,- Chap. 5. the Rule above mentioned^nd the proceedings 
 of the Benchers under it were recognized and followed up by a legis- 
 la'.yc enactment incorporatinff that portion of the Society in whicn the 
 power of legislating for the wnele body had been so vested. 
 
 7. Resolved, That while this last mentionod Act of Parliament con- 
 fers corporate powers upon the Treasurer and Benchers only under the 
 Corporate name of The Law Society of Upper Canada, it does not in- 
 terfere with the right of membership of persons duly entered of the- 
 Society and admitted on ;t3 books as Students or Barristers at Law, but 
 leaves them Members of The Law Society of Upper Canada, thoii^ 
 not Members of the Corpwation of The Law Society of Upper Canada. 
 
 8. Rest>T"P«T,-1%at the powers conterredby this last mentioned Act' 
 upon the Treasurer and Benchers, as well as all others with which they- ' 
 have been entrusted, are held by them in trust, and for the benefit of tho 
 Society at large, and not for the benefit of the corporation of the Soci- 
 ety only. 
 
 9. Resolved, That' m ftilfillirig the rarioua and important dnties im- 
 posed upon it by the constitution of the Society, the Convocation of 
 The Benchers is frequently called upon to pass Rules for the Govern- t 
 ment of the Society at large ; to adopt Ree'-lutiens explanitory of tho ^ 
 sense entertained by the Benchers of existing regulations and upon 
 different other matters connected with the profession ; to m&kc general 
 Orders for the regulatidii of its own proceedings as a body ; and finally 
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 ''.'tO. Resolved, That by the act of Parliament of the 37th Geo. 3rd. 
 Chap, in, it is provided that the Rules and Regulations for the Govern- 
 ment of the Society shall be made with the approbation of the Judges 
 ...of the Province, as Yisitors of the ioociety. 
 
 ^11. 'Resolved, that the Judges have declined either to assent to, or 
 
 * dissent from resolutTors of the Convocation, which did not contain pro- 
 
 v'S'ors for the general government of the society, expressly on tho 
 
 ground that their autliority as Visitors under the statute, did not extend 
 
 **' to control any such proceedings of the Convocation,' ju »it«>iiKi*-"i'ji^ 
 
 ■^ 'l2. Resolved, that under the act of Parliament of the 37 George 3, 
 
 chap. 13. The approbation of the Judges is necessary only to "Tho 
 
 Rules of the Society" that is to such regulations as provide for the gen- 
 
 :''• eral government of the Society at large, or as being general in their op- 
 
 '^ipration, contain provisions by which persons not members of the Con- 
 
 ■' vocation may be directly affected and such are in no respect binding on 
 
 the Society, or on any member of it until the Judges of the Province 
 
 have duly approved thereof according to Law. 
 
 ,11(. Rosolved, that to "The Resolutions of tho Convocation" t*'it is, 
 td srch rrsi. itions as are merely explanatory of the sense entertained 
 by'. Tho Benchers of existinij Rules or regulation p, or upon other 
 ' Wnltors connected with the. profef?sion, tlic approbation of the Judges ts 
 in no wise necessary, hut such are in every respect effectual for tho 
 pn'''i?o3Ps intended, and binding upon the Society at large and upon ev« 
 
 i6tj^iueint|er thereof without such approbation. 
 
 
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 ■I. Ordered, that no Benches shiill1»^ pennitfed, when the niw8tib-« 
 Mng put he IS called upon to say . whetJier he is cohtent o^ not?SS 
 to give any reasons for liis vote, (he prbpef' period for staSn^^uch ^ 
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 *u?\^^-^^^^' *"?** '" putting the question, Mr. Treasurei^d6'iei?in with- 
 own "rksr r''''^'^ P'^'^ "P^*'^« *° the SJ^^f „^^ 
 
 3. Ordered, that in conducting Examinations of peraons on their AH 
 missron or call, "o question, be asked of .heCandid^atS Scjt th^^ 
 twTrn."^T "^ ^^ '"'^ "^^^^ ^""^'.^'^^ ^ ^« ^J^all name to <;3t 
 
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 rnLr*I^^''''*^'*?^*T^'"' ''l^ correction of all errors in the Journals of 
 Convocation, the Journals of each Term be read in open Convocation 
 mth^ first Convocation held in the Term following, KanTother 
 busmefs is entered upon at such Convocation. ^ 
 
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 ^all from an authentic source learn the death of any Bencher of thiJ 
 Society, by whoso death auy other member ^liall by right of succSn. •! 
 
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 ■nder the rule of Trinity Term. 1st and 2d Wm. IV, Chap. 7. become 
 a Bencher, or the appointment of any person to the office of Attorney 
 or Solicitor General, he shall report such death or appointment to the 
 Convocation that the same may appear on the Journals of Convocatiou 
 and that the names of such persons may in due course be entered ou 
 the Rolls of this Society.. '> '/I 1 < I '/i I ""l^ i(i*J 
 
 2. Ordered, that if the person so reported to have been appointed Att'y. 
 4,^r Solicitor General, shall not have been previously a member of this 
 
 Society, he be upon such rrpbrt being made formally entered of the 
 Society as a member thereof, and the degree of Bairisteir at Law of 
 this Society thereupon immediately conferred upon him. 
 
 3. Ordered, that no alteration or addition of what nature or kind so. 
 kver, be upon any pretence whatsoever made in or upon the Rolls of 
 this Spciety, except under the personal direction of the Treasurer of 
 the Society for the time being, and that the making of such alteration 
 or addition with the occasion thereof be formally enteredon the Journals. 
 
 4. Ordered, that on the first day of every Term a report shall be 
 .iqadebv Mr. Treasurer in , writing, stating the entriea to be made. on 
 /ihe Kolls in consequence of the admissions, lialls, elections, appointm^htg 
 
 ' "tir successions of the proceeding Term, and the said report havinij; 
 h^en caref^illy examined in open Convocation with the Journals of such 
 Tefm and adopted, the entries shall be thereupon made under the per> 
 Boaal direction of the Treasurer. 
 
 * ^V'S. 9r4erea, .tbat the entries in the Paper Copy of the RoHp, shall be 
 ' ihatde by the Secretary" from the original Rolls themselves and the In- 
 dex continued. 
 
 ,6. Ordered, that when and so often as it shall be necessary to attach 
 'an additional piece of parchment to any one of the Rolls of this Society, 
 the making such addition shall be committed to a select Committee 
 of Benchers with special instructions to have such addition made in 
 ^heir piresence, to the ends that the said Rolls may never be out of the 
 actual possession ofsome member of the Convocation specially appointed 
 ib? their safe keepin;?. ' .ut>iJrj'^v 
 
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 had m.ide such addition, the Seal of the Society shall be again in open 
 Coavocatioa afSxed to the Rolls, 
 
 '^'Sr Ordered, t^at the Examination for Admission into the Society, 
 had under the Rule of Trinity Teim, 1st and 2d of Wm. the IV. Chap. 
 12, and passed oy the Coavocation as sufficient to entitle the Candi- 
 dates to thier admis^pii respactively to be divided into "three Classes or 
 Orders to be denominated respectively, Junior Class, Senior Clase, 
 and Optimts. 
 
 9. Ordered, that Camlidates for the Class of Optimcs, shall be sub- 
 ject to. }!,;» Exii.ujiiiu,t,ioii in the following branches of learning, that is to 
 sit^,i i4 tijd Eiyllsli tatia and Greek Lan(,'uages, in Geomitry, Alge- 
 Irjl". floral Pliilosbphy, Metaphysica, Rhtjloric, und the Belled Lettres, 
 
 Gio^i^'ipliy, A2tfo::o;r;y vnvl H^c'.ory. 
 
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 10. Oraere3, that th'o. Carididatps fJ>r the Senior Class shall he suV 
 JQCt t^ an Ei(-*mma/tion in the followin|r branches of leariiu)g, that is^to 
 Mjr : in the JBnglish ^nd Latin Lartguagec, (leomitry, Alg^a, Mbral' 
 l^losophy or the Greek Lielnguage, in Geography, Astr6nt>my and 
 
 11. 0rd'8re(i tW Cnh(iid4tes fer the Jfiiniof Cfasg shall 1)6 siihjcct 
 10 ah examination in the following branches of learning, that is to say : 
 In the English aiidXatin Languages, in Mathetnatics and Geography 
 
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 11^. Ordered, that the Class or Ojrder of the Examination passecji Jby 
 4ach Candidate for Admission, be stated in his Certificate of Admiaftion. 
 
 13. Ordered, that Students of the Society, Candidates for a call to 
 (he degree of Barrister at Law shall be subject to an Examination simil- 
 ia to that pissed on Admission, and moreover, to an Kxsminailoh in 
 the PriucipIeB of the Law of England, in the Science of Special Plead- 
 iiig* the Law of Evidence, the Law relative to THals at Nisi Prius, 
 
 and the Practice of the Courts. 
 
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 • 14. Ordered, (hat upon every Examination for a call to the d^r^e of 
 barrister at Law under the said Rule, there be taken the following, 
 Ajieatiotiv ; first, whether (he examination as ** had," be received, which 
 neing carried iii the affirmative, no further examination of snch C«fidi> 
 {^te shall take place during that Term whatever may be the detenhi- 
 nafloii of the Convocation upon such Examination. Secondly, whe- 
 ther the Examination as '* had" and " received" be passed, which bein^f 
 carried in the adirmUiva, no objection shall b3 ri'sed to the call of wuch 
 (Candidate on the ground of his E.lucatio.i being deficient. And, thinly, 
 whether such Candidate be called to the degree of Barrister at Lav^.-^- 
 
 ^5. Oi^dered, That upon every Ex&minat-on for admission "had" 
 imder tlie said Rule th^re be taken the following questions :-^FirB& 
 ' whether the Examination as " had" be " received" which being canriea 
 in the affirmative, no turther Examination of such Cand'date shall take 
 place during tliat Term, whatever maybe the determination of the Con- 
 vocation upon such Exaipinat'on. Secondly, whether the Examination 
 AS " had"' and " if^iceived" be " passed" which being carried in the affir- 
 mative, no objection shall be raised to the admission of such Candidata 
 on the ground of his Education being deficient. Thirdly, whether the 
 Exapiination, "had" "r.'ceived" and "passed" be classed in the Opti- 
 ^mes, or Senior Cf .iss, or Order, to be put as so miny distinct questions 
 in the order thus arranged. And, Fourthly, whether the Candidate be 
 ^dwjit^pd, . , 
 
 '', 10. Ord^i'ed; Thtt iill'iruch Btftttilftalidng parsed and tfbt chasied in 
 ^Op^imee, or Senior Class, a\iaM ipso facto be deemed and taken to be 
 , classed in the Junior Class without any further question being put 
 
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 17. Ordered,' That if after the Examination of any Candidate shall 
 
 have been received, passed and classed, and bofore the question for the 
 
 ^dmi^sioa of such Candidate, hath been taken, any Bencher shall in his 
 
 ^j^Vce ui open Convocation pres6ht a written petition from such Ciandi- 
 
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 tioq for Uia adinisaioa «ba11 not be then put ; but jiis petition dhati'ljl 
 taken off the files and returned to him, and th6 whole proceed'^nj^ 
 thcrsupon be struck out of the minutca and not entered on the Journalfll 
 and such Candidate shall .be under the necessity of having a new 
 notice of' presentation given, and of presenting a new petition for ad* 
 loission, and undergoing a new Examination in some subsequent Tern\^ 
 iti pvery respect as if the notice 6f presentation given and the Exi^U 
 nation previously passed, had never been bad. " *f 
 
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 18. Ordered, Tliat np question for the tidmlsslon of any Candidate 
 be put to the Co:ivocatioa until all the Examinations to be entered lipl 
 on during such Toria be first received, passed and classed, and that 
 they shall tlten be put in the order in which tliese Examinations are 
 classed respectively, — Those in the Class of Optimes first, and the rest 
 in order : and that when the Exaniination of any two or more Candi- 
 dates shall fall into the same Class, the order In which the question for 
 their admissions shall be put, shall be detei^mh»;4 l?y ^ PI^^VJous ques^kud 
 or questions adapted to the purpose. ^ " ' " ' '* '^^^ "^ ""^ 
 
 „ 19. Ordered, That the first Monday and the first Saturday of eacJ» 
 Term be Examination Days, both on calls and admissions, and that no 
 l^xaminations be had upon any other days unless by adjournment, or 
 unless Upon a petition to the Convocation, they shall for some dpeciw 
 reason to be set fortli therein and entered pn the Journals, think fit td 
 
 order otherwise. 
 
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 !W. Ordered, That the second Tuesday of each Term be the AdiiaTtl ' 
 sloaDay. ' 
 
 !81. Ordered, That the hour of meeting of the Convocation on the 
 Kxamiuation days and on the Admission Day of each Term be 10;o*clbck 
 
 in the forenoon. 
 
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 .<i 22. Ordered, That no Examination whetlier f6r admission or call shall 
 under any pretenee whatever, be held on either of the lagt two days of 
 Term unless in the case of a petition for a call to the degree of Barris- 
 ter at Law, where the Candidate from his standing on the Books wa* 
 toot intitltMl. to bft called «a aa ejulier, day M thp T^ermr ,,.,,-- , ,„ . 
 
 23* Ordered, That every Candidate for ad'misBioh elall* sbm^ 6'dw§- 
 nicnt time previous to tl»e Examination Day on which he desirts to b6 
 examined, report himself to and deposit with the Treasurer iit Osgoode- 
 Hall, his Presentation and the amount of fees payable on admiEHidn, 
 together with his petition for admission, in which his christian and 
 surname shall be set foftli at length, and which, in addition to the ordi- 
 narv undertaking to submit and conform himself to the Rules and 
 rcgiilations of the Society, shall contain a statement of his age, the 
 university, College, School or other place at which he received his 
 Education, branches of learning in which, J^e w^^ jttstructed andthe 
 Books read in tlie course. of sucli instructioQ4,,jj,5ji.jj jyjv.'^ivn «?»'«? 'tvr.f 
 
 dv24.. Ordeiedv Tiat the Treasurer ahall at the n^ Examination D^y 
 ftflur recoiving »u h petition, deposit and presentation, (if the silttte 
 eiiuU have been received by him oue whole day exclusive previous t* 
 
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 BTlch Etiminition Day) ma'cc a Report thereupon in writing to the Coa- _ 
 vocation, statinj tho day of tha precading Torm o;i which notlco of pro- 
 aentation ha J b33n glvan for such Cndidati?, and whether thor(5 existf ■ 
 to hia knowledgj any objoction to tha Adtnissioi of lauch Candidate, to 
 which Report he shall append snch Candidate's petition and prc8en< 
 Nation. * 
 
 25. Ordered, That every Student of this Society, CandiJato for a 
 call to the degrae of Barrister at Law, shall some convenient tune pre- 
 ▼iouB to the Bxamination Day on which he desires to be examined, 
 yeport himself to, and deposit with tlie Treasurer at Oiigoodo Hall, hit 
 presentation and bond, and the amount uf fees payable on being called 
 to tbe Bar, together with his petition which shall contain a statement 
 of JKis being under no articles of Clerkship of any kind whatsoover, of hia 
 age, the names of the persons under whoso superintendanco he re- 
 ceived his professional education, the branches of ganaral learning 
 pursued by him since his admission into the Socety, and the works • 
 read by him in the course of that pursuit, the branches of the Law 
 which he particularly, studied, and the books read in the course of that 
 study. 
 
 28. Resolved, that the Treasurer shall, at the next Examination Day 
 after receiving such petition, presentation, bond and deposit, (if tli9 
 saifle shall have been received by him one whole day exclusive, previ- 
 ous to such Examination Day) make a Report thereupon in writing to 
 the Convocation, stating the day of the preceding Term, on which no- 
 tice of presentation had been given for such Candidate, the day of tho 
 admission of such Candidate into the Society, the Class of the Examir 
 nation passed by such Candidate at the time of his admission, th» 
 terms kept by such Candidate, under the Rule of Hilary Term, 8th 
 George 4th, Chap. 1 ; and whether there ejfists to his knowledge any 
 ' objection to the call of such Candidate, to which Report he shall appentl 
 such Candidate's petition, and presentation : together with the petition 
 for, and presentation on such Candidate's admission into the Society. 
 
 27. Ordered, That when more than one of such Reports arc madu 
 bv the Treasurer at the same time, they shall be laid on the table oP 
 the Convocation in the following order: that is to say. The Reports on 
 petitions for calls to the Bar ; First, in the order in which the names 
 of the Candidates to whqm such Reports relate, may stand on the Com- 
 mon Roll of the Society, without reference to the order in whicli tiie no- 
 tices of such presentations were given. — And secondly, the Reports on 
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 ]^CHAELMAS TERM, lot WM lV.'^> 'Wu? \d 
 
 1, Ordered, That the property lately purchased, and on which a buil. 
 '4ing has been since erected, fdrthe accommodation of the Socety, shaU 
 '.be, «jid the same is hereby declared to be the permanent seat uf The 
 Soeiety of Upper Canada, by and under the name of OflgooJe 
 
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 lo,nt«rt. i .,;.TIiL\ITY TERM, 1st & 2d WM. ITT. ^^ ^.^ ^ ^.^ 
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 1. Ordert-d, That all Drafts of Rules, when engrossed pi^viona to 
 the final passing, shall be prefaced vvitli the following caption : " By The 
 *• Bonchcrs of The Law Society of Upper Canada, in Convocation with 
 •' th3 approbatioiiof tha Jufl:^3s of the Province, aa Visitdia of the said 
 " Society, it is ordained," in order that the Rules of the Society may, 
 , on the face of them, shew t^at they were posted by competent aufuo- 
 
 c, , inCHAELMAS TERM, 2d WM. IV. 
 
 1 Ordered, That th<? Seal of this Society heretofore in use, & bearing 
 
 , the following device, that is to sc;''^, a Shield, in the centre whtrc^f 
 
 stands a Doric Column^ BU^mounted by a Beavert-^-^n the dexter aide of 
 
 the Shield stands the figure of Hercules ; and on the sinister, the figure 
 
 , of Justice, with the scaies in her right hand* and the sword in her left, 
 
 and the words ** Magna Charta Anglice," inscribed on a ribbon floating 
 
 round the Column, together with the wordf, •* Law Society of Upper 
 
 Canada ;" upon tl)c exterior circle, and the words and figures '* Incor- 
 
 , porated," " 18i'2," beneath tlio column within the exterior circle, shall 
 
 '.p&, and shall contiAuB lobe. The Seal of this Society.' ; • 
 
 2. Ordered, That the custody of the Seal of thia Society, shall bo- 
 '^long to the Treasurer, for t'.e time being, who «haU wanVmifmmiBrj 
 
 instrument to which he shall affix suoh a«a(t -^ ••*•"'' '^^-J » -'uM';aj^'l 
 
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 . , HILARY TERM, 2d WM. IV. 
 
 1. Ordered, That the neries of the edition of the Statutes ofUpper 
 Canada, ai originally passed and published by authority, presented toth* 
 Library by Mr. Treasurer, be continued regularly and uniformly- th» 
 Statutes of each parliament being boiind in one volume. 
 
 
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 ' TRINITY TERM, 2 & 3 WM. IV. 
 
 1. V/hkrsas, it appears expedient to establish one Class under the 
 Rule of this Society of Hilary Term in the second year of the reign 
 of King Wm. IV. cblilp, X at the seat of l)bd Society. 
 
 By Th9 Bjnchera of The Law Society of Upper Canada in Convo* 
 cation at Ojrooi3 Hill, this twenty-sixth day of June, in the Term of 
 Trinity, in the second and third years of the reign of King Wm. IV. 
 and in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and thirty-two, 
 by virtus of and under the authority in them vested b^-th'* Rule afore- 
 said, It is ordered, 
 
 ' (L) Th«t from hercefortb^ until further order theire ihiJt be in this 
 ■fliOfii^ty by virtue of and under the authority of the sa'd Rule, one dl&s^, 
 irhieh $haU consist of all such Members of the Society as sh&l! n^ 
 have taken any degrae in the same, and who shall procui^ the m8u&l)^c!s 
 to be entered of and admitted into the said Class as Members th^fetff^ 
 by subscribing .heir names in the Registry of the said Class. 
 
 (2.) That the said Class shall be called and kown by the name of 
 r7b&Tfii|Uy Class of Students of The La>y^ociety of ifpper Canada. 
 
 (9;) That the place of holding the meetings of the said Class shall be 
 fisgoodie Uftli, thd seat ol' thin Society. • , ... 
 
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 'fiii) That the ^aid Class under the supeahtendihig coni'rdul oiTThe 
 Benchers of this Society in Convocation shall be assisted, directed 
 and governed by a President, to be froo! time to time appointed aC- 
 cordmg to the provisions of the said Rule. 
 
 (5.) That tlie said Class shall be assisted by a Treasurer and Secre. 
 tary, to be«leoted,aflnuaLiy according to the provisions of the said Rule 
 by the majority of votes of such of the Students at Law of this Society 
 as shalK pTevioilfl to-tbe day of such election, have regularly entered 
 themsalves of the said Class as Members thereof in manner herein- 
 before set forth, and in default <if such election, shall be appointed by 
 the PreaidtiiU of the saiC Class according to the provisions of the said 
 R^lc. 
 
 I -'(6L) jThat ail eneual vaean«ies m the offices of Treasurer and Sccre* 
 tary of tiie said VA^lm shall be supplied by special election* to be held 
 upon such days as shall for that purpose be appointed by the Presideitt 
 «if the eaid Ctas«« and in def»uit of an elaction taking place ac- 
 sMadnM to .«ti«li JififoiR^ateAt h|t appeiatmoat* u> f^e o^cof by tl^ 
 Preai^t of the ..ud ClM* Wiw»«l£ .« u^^ ,.« ^^,,i^ oi iuBo^L^mi 
 
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 (7.) That there shaU be four Sessions of the said Class in eviery year 
 toe the makm^ and amending of the Regulations of the said Class, and 
 transacting, the other necessary affairs arid bueinesss of the Clasf^ 
 Which Sessions distinguished respectively by the Dimes of the four 
 Terms of this Society, shall respectively commence on the second Mon- 
 day after each of such Terms respectively, and end on the Saturday f 
 followiJ^gi . ^ "\ . '"::'.•_;:. ''■'-'- * 
 
 >'. (8.) That during the Sessions of the said Clt^ts, no meetings for Ex- 
 ercises be held by the said Class, u lo v^-iiUuH vfisd ad f ;c aiuoDfji--: 
 
 (9.) That three Members or I'ellows of the said Class, shall form & 
 Quorum of the said Clasp, for che election of a Treasurer and a Secre- 
 tary, and for the holding of tbe Sessional meetings of tb& said Class. 
 
 (10.) That the said Class shall and may, diiririgany of the Seisidns 
 thereof, take order, and with the assent of the President thereof, ntakd 
 Regulations for its own governniiBnt; according to the provisions of tha 
 said Rule, and under, and subject to the restrictions, reservations, pro- 
 visoes and conditions in the Rule aforesaid, set forth and referred to,, 
 which Regulations until disallowed by The Benches of this Society, in> 
 Convocation, shall be binding on all the Members entered of the said 
 Class, or attending the Exercises thereof. ■ • 
 
 (11) That out of the .money to be raised by the said Class, by its own 
 Reffulations; the Trej ^er of the said Class shall, On the first day of 
 each Term, pay into the Treasury of this Society, th<* sum of twopounjdh 
 ten shillings, to meet the additional expenditure of the Society, fiw fiire,- 
 csmdle, and attendance for and upon the said Class. 
 
 (12.) That all r.?oIi mentbefli <jf this Society, as shall not liave taken' 
 any degree in the same, and shall not at the time have been permanent- 
 ly resident in York, or within ten miles thereof, for more than a month, 
 t ngether, shall be admitted to all the exercises of the said Class gratis, 
 and without entering the. <elves of such Class as Members thereof. 
 
 '13) That the said Class mtty by its Regidations made, as hereinbefore 
 jp ^vided and set forth, admit any other menAers of this Society to its 
 • .jp^cises, upon such terms and conditions as may be prescribed in, and 
 by any such Regulations. 
 
 And (14) That the ejf^rcises of the said Class shaU cou8i8tr>^' ^ 
 
 1 1st. In the reading of Essays composed by the Students thexnselvea.. '^ 
 
 2d]y, In the discussion of subjects treated of in such Essaj 3. ' ^ "' 
 
 3rdly. In tbo discussion of othei subjects of historical or philoso- 
 phical interost. 
 
 4thly. In the dis[«rtaiion of points in the Municipal law of England 
 and of this Province, either in the shape of cases or of questions. 
 
 8rdly. In the discussion of questions of general or universal, iutema- 
 tioftai, oonstitutiunal and municipal law. 
 
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 thoret upoQ t|ie difiereai; branches Qf the law. , 
 
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 (#hi«h the said Gkeia hy if« own 'Re^I^tkHf^ i&kde^ 'ai' ^fe i W 6|8 r e 
 proVidwl and s^t fbrth^-uhiy think lit 't6ait6c't.">5""'"''« »(K>iHs^*} liu'iJv; 
 
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 2. Ordered. That Mr. Treaaurer shall from time to time appoint the 
 Room irtt)Bgoode HiO], <ih Which '€lie M^etitigs of the TiKhi(p::iaid of 
 Students of The Law Society of Upper Crfniada 'ehkK be hildj - 'S' r« 
 
 .a8»i3 i>tJ3B MICHAELMAS TERM, -8d WM. lY. iJi hajs .\-u»l 
 
 tioQi Attached' u<^ & seailed with the Beal of this So^tety,.&^then-^e« 
 
 Hverfed ini^ien !Qo.i at^ohiby the penior Bencher pre^nt^^taMr. Tiett* 
 Mirer, to. Baby him safely kept amontg; the Arbbiv^s 6f this Sofdety^^BO' 
 lonff as he ehsUcdntihue Treasurer :t&er6<6ff and onevfeiy nev^ filectioh 
 of Tifeasvrerttbte Mindful ovi^, ti!>^tbec'wi^'theSeBl>bft||e1B«bwiy 
 iia.open.'Cbavocation to the.d6wiy i&cted Tfeaslirelr.: ' r iltj.rtioi^Boii'Hio > 
 
 2. Ordered, That as soon as may be after each Term, the names of 
 ^new Mi^lPolKiifd admittisd into the SOeiety ^wiitg'sdoh^Teliaii'^itihrthe 
 Class of their £x»mination9« ^nd the dateof ih^r.^mibBionsy be^pub« 
 li^had ift the official G^ette, of ^e Frovtoce,i1n ^e oir^ of jtfateiir'&do 
 
 3. Ordered, That as soon as may be after each Term, the names of 
 all Gentlemen impnwbom> d^nrees hi^ve. b^en c^fe^^.'!^trrin|['4i)ch 
 Terii^« with,the l^ute'of thidir C^^, b^ pqbli^h^d in J^M cpciAl GfMBfeliite of 
 tHei^vince,inthe:OfderoftJ|3i^ir.(5a|^^ hj !;.;;:>;* v ,.i 
 
 4. Ordered tluU^the uubct of a^ Members elected B^nc^^ 
 Society, or having become such, either by appointihent to the office of 
 Attorney OF Solicitor General, or by light of successipn, be puhltishedin 
 the official G^ette of the Province, as soon as may be after th^ TeriPt i 
 in or hefore which they shall be el^cted^ apppin,ted, or have succeeded 
 to the Bench, with the dates of their election, appointment pr. succession, 
 respectively. . 
 
 5. *Orde*ed. That isvery election of Treasurer or this Society,' be 
 published in the official G&^e^e of the Province, as soon 9S fnay J^ 
 tfter the Tenh iir -which thd ETe^ibn shall be h'^ad, with the date of slice 
 hleet:on. ^^^.^^ iEwJ8«i"i^b8/49^J»J^')i,'lnft;io ooiakiMib on* tu .7ih« 
 
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 aHn% TVw, 37 Geo. S, 17j97. Trtntty Term, 39 deo. 3,1799. 
 
 I John White, .., 16 William Weekes, 
 N 2 Robert Isaac Dey Gray, :!! 
 
 3 Walter Roe, ' ':^ Easter Term, 41 Geo. 3, 1801. 
 
 4 AngUB MacDonell, ^X, ,-. , /. 
 
 5 James Clark, ^''^'- *" "V 17 Walter Butler Wilkinson,,; 
 
 6 Christopher Robinson, \ 18 Levius Peters Sherwood,' rj- 
 
 7 Allan McLean, ' 19 James Woods, 
 
 S 8 William Dummer Powell, Jun. •^'''^ 
 
 9 Alexander Stewart, ' • " JVinity Term, 4:1 Geo. 3, 1801] 
 
 \ 10 Nicholas Hageman, j tuij' -^ 
 
 II Bartholomew Crannell '*^ 20 Thomas Scott, '* 
 
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 12 Timothy Thompson, '^,^'- ^! Hiiary Term 41^ Geo. 3, 1803. 
 
 -^v 13 Jacob Farrand, ,"'^';;- .^l , ,^„,.t |j>, 
 
 V 14 Samuel Sherwoodi^r^V J;'.' 21 Henry Bostwiclc;-|^f r!J 
 
 15 John McKay, ^^^^' \ 23 John Lowe Farrand, .^ ^^ 
 
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 40 Daniel Jones. 
 
 JlUary Term, 43 Geo. 3, 1803. MicliaeJmaM Tarw»49 Geo. 3, 1808 
 
 23 Alexander Cameron, | ^ 47^ Christopher Alexander 
 
 24 John Anderson, " •« »• # > i Hagerman, 
 
 48 Dayi^ Jones. 
 JEoster Ter»^#.^d»|,4|03. ' '. ? > 
 
 faster Term, 60 Cifeo. 3, 1810, 
 
 25 William Birdseye PstsWy - 
 
 26 William Warren Baldwin, 
 
 29 irArcy Boiilton, 
 
 29 John Powell, dv\[-*»V II' /Wftlrt^ Term, 55 Geo. 3, 1815. 
 
 30 William ElLott, 
 
 31 John Tenbroeck, «- 51 
 
 32 Thomas Ward, 
 
 33 John McDonell, ^ i ^ Cfcniel Magerman, 
 
 'So John Breakenridge, 
 Trinily Term, 43 Geo. 3, 1803. 64 George Strange Boulton, 
 
 65 Robert Macaulay, 
 
 34 D'Arcy Boulton, Jun.*r r» 56 Benjamiu Fairfield, 
 
 V .1?^ A- ^67 Haac Sh^ek, ' 
 
 Michaelmas TermU Geo. 3, 1803 58 John Rolphj 
 
 35 John Robert Snudl, 
 HUaryTerm,'4xi Geo. 3; 1806. 
 
 36 Edward Walker, 
 Hilary Term^ 47 Geo. 3, ISOfJ*. 
 
 37 Hamilton Wnlker, '^ * ' ^ ' ' " ' 
 
 38 Jonathan Jones, 
 
 iUicAflfeZffWM TerTn 48 Geo, 3, W07 
 
 39 \7illiam fir^k „ ,<:vr ., 
 -.^^jijxr^ Teiiwi,^ Geo. 3, laqs. 
 
 40 John Beverley Eobinspn, 
 
 41 «f^r^Ei»." ■ " ". 
 42- H6ti^'!rtih"*t Sbultbtt, ^'i ^ ^ 
 
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 JSasfer Tern, 48 Geo. 3, 1808. 
 
 43 Jonas Jones, „ „,, ,,< 
 ., Trinky Term,. 48 Geo. 3, 1808. 
 
 44 James Cartwridit,. „ j,, 
 
 45 James HafhJJtbrtV \^"^\ il 
 40 ArchtbiW^fc'fcciih. '^"^ ^ 
 
 Micliaelmas Term^ 56 Geo. 3, 1815 
 
 59 Simon Washbmm, . ,.., . 
 JffiZary Term, 56 Geo. S, 1816. 
 
 60 thomas Butler, 
 "Easter Term, 56 Geo. 3, 1816. 
 
 61 James Edward Small, 
 ''hnnity Tem.feO Geo. ^, Mb. 
 
 62 Robeil Di^l^soiu , ./^..^oH Ji 
 
 63 Allan Napier MiiNaJ^/i^ 5 
 
 64 Alexander St.?WJ»rt,j ■%}• i. 
 
 65 Marshall Spnng '|>i^#q^ g 
 
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 66 George Ilol|jJ|., ^ ';^^■'•.i/^ e 
 
 67 Jame? Btticl^a^fni l)Kl!ac{^t|iIajfg 
 
 68 John ftid^oiil^ . v\;o-^r,T. i'.x 
 
 69 Donald B(iiiiqj»5,,'tnjEH H 
 
 70 Andrew Nbdiojj jl^ft({^,j(_ ^j 
 
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 Eaiter Term, 57 Geo, 3, 1817. fl««»'i^ rcrm, 60 Cm 3, 1820. 
 
 05 Marcus Burritt, 
 
 George ^'a^di^^iok TlIo#U 
 
 08 Richard Cartwrigjl^i^obiaorf 
 99 Pbilip Ferguson HaU, 
 
 101 Robert i?l^vA^^■'i::^yi.'^^:l 
 7V'»»% T«»??)fe,|f G!9p,.4« U^. 
 1)02 Atezajukt T?|i8Tit(kfV^ <1 
 Michaelmcu, Ti»mt>l OjufhiitSUfy 
 
 103 John .Solw»5i.CartW»ight, 
 
 104 Hoiave;^i4(9»t> , 
 
 105, Jqhn^u^?T;9WM<w; .'^f 
 1,00 Josppb, AJIan, MrI^, r.; r 
 107 Edward Siprt, ' i „, j, fr.r 
 
 7Vin% term, 2 Geo. 4, 1821. 
 
 108%lin McfibWilf "^^'""'^'^ 
 109: Chi^tp§ Eichjrd^li,;; {.rj 
 
 7f F i»flei» i^vienr. B^elcMi. 
 73 Georgfe Macaulayi 
 
 75^ l^eiwigei St^pW JiBun^, ;>. , i 
 
 Hilary Terrn^ 5Q,l£fia._ 2i,iai9. 
 
 "T^ WjUiwrBickflfyii Jmim, 
 
 77 Daniel McMartin, 
 
 79 MDaajjel SuHiyfifc •• ,r1 ,vr 
 
 faster Term, 58 Geo. 3, 1818. 
 
 79 William Xtobinoon Smyth, 
 MUshaelmas^J'ifyikSO Geg^i 8,4^jL8 
 
 80 David WaUvn Qiif¥*b»'. Uil 
 tn John Muirhead, 
 
 Hilary Term; 50 Geo,' 3, 1819. 
 83 Daniel Fwrl/ey, ; ^ asj^-r. it) I 
 
 84 Samuel Merrill, Jui>. : g^i lid iU^xaiider i^iikiiiappV ^'i; •{ 
 
 85 James Hiiiiter Samson, 
 
 JJ^i;cu«Ll>Tette \(V^hite|i<B|id, 
 James Bomton, 
 §Q Thomas Taylor, rr ,;;!;•?, fifir 
 
 i^asfer Term 59 Geo. 3^ W%^. 
 
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 ^ ThomaaMi^yh^ ]94d,^»?li'WB'» 
 «1 Henry; Caa9a4y.;,uj5{io^l -,1 
 
 Michaelmas tewiif ^GfQ.^'i^siX 
 
 111 Richard ?lu%8,Hpjl^^5'.r 
 
 112 Ilobert B<^rrie. i;fiu,\\'y oi i 
 
 Hilary Term, 3 4 3> Ga^4» I 
 
 113; William. Notaman,r ,• v\,U 
 114' Alexander McDoriell, 
 
 ^ter, Term, 3 Geq, .4,, If^ ^ 
 
 '.•-.■J'jri'I 
 115 William Salmon, 
 
 Micfmlma* Tfirm.^ Op^^eo. 8* 1819 116. Robert ilaptoa Bi^n?. , ^^ 
 
 !02 George Jtlallocl», f * ; . •, j. «'.T i 3fK:i«eZn^a,2^r?njj3 Geo, 4* X^ 
 
 i93 JohnXyons, it! ' - 
 
 ^ CharlesCn5w;?U,^j;B&llv: <^n 1|7 pavid -j^^ P^dpiv Fp?^, , j; 
 
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 '{A 1 
 
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 #a ' M " ADDENDA. NO. 1, 
 
 .(K;:'' I ,G. <vV^- ODi ,ua> .'V . v <Wki Vv, .?4'>>; ,tt ., ,',j tC I'U^ iV \ \. 
 MichOBtrnda TVrm, 8 Oto. 4, 1822 Mj^A^itum Term, 9 Oe«. 4, iaS4 
 
 ,; 118 Henry Rickettt Baldwin, 147 BdlwKrd Clark CulapbeH, 
 
 • 119 Jame* Gtyins, 148 James Woods, 
 
 120 WUliam Alexander Camp. 149 Walter H. Dieksflhl'i'' 
 
 noa:o. .{mO, ^ 150 James McGill Strachan; 
 
 HUary Tern. 8 <|> 4 OeoA, 1823 HiUnTf Hsrmy 5 <f 6 Cfeo. 4 1825 
 
 151 Colley Alexander Fester^- 
 
 152 Charles Robinson Heward, 
 
 153 Vfilliafli Friend Mumey,' 
 
 154 Georee McDonell, 
 
 155 JohnBogert. ' '• 
 
 Easter Temii 6 Geo. 4, 1825.' 
 
 156 Charleij Badesux B^ik^ ^ 
 
 157 Jaiiies Doyle. , 
 
 'tAniiy Term, 6 Geo. 4, 1825. 
 
 158 John Stuart^ , . , 
 
 159 Charles OXWet, ''^-^^^ 
 
 160 Af 88 O'Reilly, 
 
 161 John Boswell, ' ''^^ ^^ 
 
 162 Wm. Bowers WijateAottbm 
 
 ISl John IW, ^i'V'-cttiiw:^ 
 
 122 Oeorcre Boswell,* 
 
 12:3 James King, ' H JOr 
 
 124 PhUo Hawley, 
 
 125 David Lockwdod Fairfield. 
 
 ' Easier Tenni 5 ^eo. 4, 1828. 
 
 126 George Mafekenrie< ' '' 't^^- 
 
 127 Simon Maoaulay, 
 
 128 William Henry Draper^ 
 
 129 Peter Rapelje. 
 
 'Trinity TVrm, 4 Geo. 4, 1823. 
 
 180 Joseph Kerfcv Herchimef, 
 
 131 John Small Donovan Ridout, 
 
 132 Johtt R. MaeDonell, ' 
 
 133 Robert McLean. 
 
 .i':,^ i .i- .v^xi 4. |., uT v; Michaelmas Ttrm, 6 Geo. 4, 1825.. 
 
 Michaelmas Term, 4 Geo. 4, 1823. 
 
 lea WiUlam Wallis,. :^' ' 
 
 134 Robert Baldwin Sullivan, 164 James Hubbiell,:^"*''-*^^ ♦^^' 
 
 135 Joseph Nicholas Hag-erman,. Itto James Jessup, ":>"^'<-' '^*"'- 
 13Q Thomas Kirkpatrick, ' Z-^;^ ^■"•'^^■! "'-^ 
 197 Charles Baby, THnity Terrn,7/0€d.' 4] 't629!^ 
 
 138 Warren Cloius, " 
 
 139 John Godftey Spragge, 
 
 140 Thomas Dalton, Jan. 
 141, Henry i3herwood, ., 
 
 142 Kdward Boswell, >» «'«*^ 
 
 HUary Term, 4 <f^5 Geo. i\ 1824. 
 
 143 Israel Jones, 
 
 144 LoWther Pennington Mac- 
 
 Pherson, ., . 
 
 Easier Tcrwir t5-^^cb. 4, 18^.' 
 14o' Thomas Horatio Taylor. ' 
 
 TAnUy Term, 5 Geo. 4, 1824. 
 140 Benjamin DoiigaU. 
 
 166 John Powell; 
 
 167 Henry ChciBtf>pher Heward^ 
 
 168 Peter Preel. 
 
 Hilary Term, 7 Geo. 4, 182T. - 
 
 169 Claudius FoirtJw^ 
 
 170 Burrage McKeys, • v, v^ 
 ITlJames Mcintosh, -"^t'T WT 
 
 172 Holland McDonaldr' •■ ^^ 
 
 Easter Term, 8 Geo. 4, 1827^' 
 
 173 John Dutton Holland, 
 
 174 John Law, S ' V" 
 
 175 Richard Beajley.: '•'*.^- ^ »** 
 
ADDENliA'' 1(1^5' 
 
 1. 1 
 
 TrinUy Term, 8 Geo. 4, 1827. Michaelmds Term 10 Gcd. 4, 1889 
 
 17e,.,J.Q8oph Clarke Gupible. 201 Stafford Frederick Kirkpat- 
 
 !« . v.. ..-, , rick. 
 
 Hilarjf Teni\,^Geo. 4, 1837, & 203 Cl.arks Trevor Baines,^,: 
 
 1838. 
 
 177 .John Andrew Boulton, 
 
 178 Allan McDouell, 
 170 Stuart Joiies. 
 
 o-'^aster Term, 9 Geo. 4, 1828. 
 
 180 George Charles Ward. 
 Trinity Trm, 9 Geo. 4, 1828. 
 
 181 Georgfijatokotanr* 
 
 182 Robert Hamilton, 
 
 183 Joseph S. Tayler, ;«, f^U*- 
 
 184 George S. Tiffany,, jj q^^ 
 
 185 John O. Hatt, , jr .wiv» 
 
 203 Robert Lyon, 
 
 204 Andrew W. H. Powell, 
 
 205 Hercules Burwell. .j^^ 
 
 Hilary Term, 10 Geo. 4,1^ & 
 1830. .. , . 
 
 206 William Miller, ^"-T ' 
 
 207 John Miller, . ■*« 
 
 208 Angus' Bethune, 
 
 209 William George McKcnzie, 
 
 210 John Alexander McDonald, 
 
 211 William Boweii^,,,^,,; ,>i,„; 
 
 ■ ■^"■■■■) ;r-' • 
 Easter Term, 11 Geo. 4, 1830. 
 
 212 John Wueon, .-,• .J^i ttJ^ 
 
 213 Elias Burnham, 
 MichaelmaB Terrh^QGeo. 4, 1828 214 JSneas John McMillan, 
 
 188 John Bell, 
 
 187 George Sherwood, 
 
 188 William B. Wells, 
 
 189 Charles Hall, 
 
 Trinity Term, 11 Geo. 4, & 
 1 Wm. 4, 1630. 
 
 215 William Augustus Forward, 
 
 216 Lorenzo Dulmage Raymond 
 Hihry Term 9 Geo. 4, 1828 4- 217 Harvey Fowler, 
 
 1829. 218 Archibald Gilkinbon, 
 
 219 Henry Covert, 
 100 John Alexander McPhcrson, S20 Arthur L. Wilcocks. 
 191 Henry Smith, Jun. 
 
 193 Edmund Murney, 
 
 198 Adam Henry Meyers, Jun. 
 
 Easter Term, 10 Geo 4, 1839. 
 
 . 194 James Daniel Lewis Char, 
 land, 
 
 195 John Glass Mallocb, 
 
 Trinity Term, 10 Geo. 4, 1829. 
 
 196 Johh Richardson Forsyth, 
 
 197 Ephraim Jones Hubbell, 
 
 198 Ormond Jones, 
 
 199 Christopher Armstrong, 
 
 200 James Smith. ;.. ,;| 
 
 ?1 
 
 ««tv-«u:' f->V;'4r--. 
 
 Michaelmas Term, 1 Wm.A. 1830 
 
 221 George A. Camming, 
 
 222 Francis G. Stanton, 
 
 223 Henry Wellington Richard- 
 
 »on, 
 224 Robert Hedder Fothering- 
 ham. I J /J , ^ ^^ 
 
 Hilary Term,! Wm. 4, 18 eO and 
 1831. 
 
 225 Williar.i Henry Boulton, 
 
 226 Alexander Stover Milne, 
 
 227 Charles Duraud, 
 
 228 Philip Low. 
 
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 ■ '«29 Wim«m H«mT BItekMbne, 24ff ISavM Shank MliQtiddi, 
 
 230 Edward HjjLchinrt». ^ «»- - »- 
 
 231 James Scott,, ' ' '^•^^■ 
 233 Siiiioa.F. BoberteOQ, 
 28a George Ohisflfortr, , , .^ 
 284 Alexander Grant, '^ ^^-^ 
 235 William BoeweU. 
 
 ^'2^ Bobert WiUinni Taylor,- 
 . 237 Hamilton Robert O'Reilly 
 238 Charles C^tis BeosQi). 
 
 MichaeUnaa TVm, 2 FTm. '4. 
 
 '"^•ftW'Brtwrtlfl^ Itoberttt,' '/j'*^ 
 240 John Walker, ' ^ ' •' 
 
 •«»« CfideonAckland* ,, 
 
 WW Dttvid Munro Bell, ■*«■* 
 
 243 John Shuter Slqiith- ;■ -_ 
 
 244 Joseph Davis, '[']■: 
 ^ S45 JE^agonfi-mx^Obhas^ If". 
 
 .250 Oeprse. P^ggan,, 
 
 •fl61 John^oWerB4ttet<,^-*^^ • 
 
 252 Read Burritt, 
 
 253 John Strachan^ . ^'' 
 
 254 John G Wynne, 
 
 255 D'Arcy Andrew BouItQO,, 
 25© WHliam B. Rlcha^a, ♦ 
 ?57 Jamea J. Shorts . _ 
 
 Michaelmai Termt 3 Wnu4t. 
 
 258, AllanCWaier^; 'f-'>^; ^f 
 
 259 Henry- £tam,'^'-t *?f 
 
 260 Michael Barrett, " *'-^ 
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 I Jchn White, •■•-^^^'V u\.v., 'V 16 William Weekes, '"^"^ "^ ^' 
 > 3 Robert Isaac Dey Gray, 
 
 3 Walter R;6e, , * JBoMrtcr Tfem, 41 Geo. 3, 1301. 
 
 4 Angus MacDonell, ... 
 
 5 JamsB Cl»ri<, 17 James Woods, 
 
 6 Christopher Robinson, 
 **■ 7 Allan McLean, 
 
 " 8 William Dummer Powell, Jun. Trinity Term, 41 jCrco.S;, 1801 
 
 9 Alexander Stewart, , ' ' ' 
 
 "^ 10 UicholaB Hagerman, 18 Thomas Sc(^i .-p (^„vv\ 
 
 II Bartholomew Crannell 
 
 Beardslcy, ' ■•'' 
 
 V 13 Timbthy Tbompeon, '• '•; . . ^^ 
 
 13 Jacob Farrand, ■ 19 Levius Petew ^enrood/ * 
 
 14 Samuel Sherwood, 
 
 15 John McKfly, 
 
 Hilary Term 43 Geo. 5, ISiOS. 
 
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44 ADDENDA. NO. 9. 
 
 Easter Term, 4b Geo. 3, 1803. Hilary Term, 55 Geo. 3, 1.815. 
 
 20 William Birdseye Peters, ^^ 42 Jonas Jotier 
 
 21 William Dickaoa, •• ^' 43 (Jlinslopiier A Hagerman^ 
 
 22 D'Arcy Boulton, "*^ 44 David Jones. 
 
 23 Jo!m Powell, 
 
 24 William Elliott, 
 
 25 William Warren lialdwin, 
 
 26 John Tenbrosck, 
 
 27 Walter Butler V/ilkinson, r 
 
 _, Hilary Term, 4G Geo. 3, 1806. 
 
 28 John Lowe Farrand, . r~- 
 
 Easter Term, 55 Geo. 3, 1815, 
 45 Archibald McLean. ,. .. * 
 
 Trinity Term, 55 Geo! 3, 1815. 
 
 47 Samuel Peters Jarvis, 
 Hilary Term, 47 Geo. 3, 1807. ^^ 48 Daniel Jones, Jun. 
 
 29 D'Arcy Boulton, Jun. 
 Michaelmas Term 48 Geo. 3, 1807 
 
 30 William Firth, 
 
 Hilary Term, 48 Geo. 3, 1808. 
 
 31 Alexander Cameron, 
 
 32 Henry Eostwidk,- ' ^' • 
 
 33 Thomas Ward, 
 
 Easter Term, 48 Geu. 3, 1808. 
 ?4 John P-obert Small, 
 Tri««i/ Term, 48 iSeo. 3, 1808. 
 
 35 Jomes Cartwright, " 
 
 36 John McDonell, 
 
 Hilary Term, 50 Geo. 3, 1810. 
 
 37 Edward V/alker, 
 
 Midiaelmas Term, 56 Geo. 3, 1815 
 40 Daniel Hacerr.ian, 
 Michaelmas TMrm,b7 Cco.3,1816 
 
 50 Henry John Boulton, 
 Easter Term, 57 Geo, 3, 1817. 
 
 51 John Breakenridge, 
 Trinity Term, 57 Geo. 3, 1817. 
 
 52 Thomas Butler, 
 Michaelmas TermW Geo. 3, 1818 
 
 53 Georg^e Strange Boulton, 
 Hilary Terin, 59 Geo, 3, 1819, 
 
 54 T' ...as Taylor. - •••• ^^ 
 Trinity Tc-m, ?9 Geo. 3, 1819. 
 
 TriiiUy Term, 51 Geo. 3, 1811. 55 Benjamin Fairfield, i.. ,, i 
 
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 38 Hamilton Walker, ,,.,.>, ;;, Trinity Term, 1 Geo. 4, 1820. 
 
 - ■ J ■ ' • i ' 
 
 Michaelmas Term 52 Geo. 3, 1811 50 Robert Macaulay, U nr?i A C 
 ^ ,i.: :.-•:,.■ ^57 Simon Washburn; »>;.'UiW <* 
 
 «}9 Jonathan Jones, • •■ - , , 
 
 „., „, Hilary Term, IG CO. 4, 1821. ■ 
 
 Hila;y Term, 55 Geo. 3, 1815. .,.. ,;.:a ', i 
 
 58 Robeit Dickson, ' 
 
 40 John Beverley Robinson, 50 James Edward Small, "i 
 
 41 George Rjdout. 
 
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 Earter Tmn, 2 Geo. 4, 1821. - 
 
 ■^ 60 Marshall Spring Bidwell, 
 .-•61 Alexander Stewart, ,. ... 
 
 TrinUy Term, 2 Geo. 4, 1S2\. 
 
 '^ 62 George Rolpli. ^^""='' '''^'' 
 
 MicUaelmd^ Term, 2 Geo. 4, 1821 
 
 '^ 6'A Andrew kortOn Buell, 
 
 64 .Tolm Rolph, 
 
 65 Robert Berrie. ,,- Am, ,., 
 
 .-.1 fv (*f!!t 
 
 miary Term, 2 <Sf 3 Geo. 4, 1822 
 
 N 
 
 66 James Buchanan Macaulay, 
 Easter Term, 3 Ged. 4, 1822. 
 "^ 67 George Macaulay, '' ,. ; 
 Michazlmas Term, 3 Geo. 4, 1822 
 
 68 William Dickson, Jun. 
 
 > Hilary Term. 3 4-4 Geo. 4, 1823 
 
 69 George Stephen Jarvis, 
 Easier Term, 4 Geo. 4, 1823. 
 
 70 Daniel McMartin, '*"* ; ;^';- 
 Trinity Term, 4 Geo. 4, 1823. 
 
 71 Donald Buthune, . -.. 
 
 72 John Muirheaci, 
 
 Michaelmas Term, 4 Geo. 4, 1823. 
 
 73 James Hunter Saineon, 
 
 74 Daniel Farley, 
 
 V5 Marcus Fuyette Wiiitehead, 
 7« David Williiun Smith, 
 
 77 Samuel Merrill, Jun. 
 
 Hilar j Term, 4 4-5 Geo. 4, 1824. 
 
 78 James Nic'jalle, Jun. 
 
 79 Jamts Boulton, 
 
 Easter Tcrrr, 5 Geo. 4, 1824. 
 
 80 Charles Coxwsll Small. 
 
 81 Thomas Mayboe Radenliurst, 
 
 NO. 2. % 
 
 Trinity Term, 5 Geo. 4, 1^. 
 6,2 Henry Caesady.. .-jjyr';;; ,> > 
 Michaelmas Term, 5 Creo.^44 JL824 
 63 George Malloc1i,''^^'''-^.'^'f' 
 Hilary Term,b <$• 6 Geo.' 4*" 1826 
 
 84 Robert Chne,:'i\''',/j \\'^ 
 
 85 Richard •artv/right Robison, 
 88 Marcus Burritt, 
 
 '■ " East-r Tervi, 6 Geo. 4, 1825. 
 
 87 Alexander Chowitt, .i;,i,ij. 
 TrinUy Term,6 Geo. 4, 1825.' 
 
 88 Robert Baldwin, . ;.,,!.';'> ^jj 
 
 89 Jolui BoswqII, ,,i\(\ i'Xt 
 
 Micliazhnas Term, 6 Geo. 4, 1826. 
 
 90 John Solomon Cartwright« 
 
 91 Joseph Allan McLean, ^ 
 
 TriniUj Term, 7 Gee. 4, 1836. 
 
 92 Charles Richardson, ,,, * ^ 
 Michaelmas Terrri,7 Geo. 4, 1826, 
 
 93 Alexander Wilkinson, v^ - 
 C'4 John Lyons, 
 
 1)5 Allan Napier McNab, . .y^ 
 
 Hilary Term, 7 Geo. 4, 1827., 
 
 96 Robert Easton Burns. ti 
 
 97 William Not. .an, 
 
 Michaelmas Ttnn. 8 Geo. 4»1827 
 
 .98 William Salmon, ,„,. J "iv cf., 
 ^f99 Joiin Law, , ••' j>-^ 
 
 y 190 George Boswell, 
 • 101 William Alexander C&ropw 
 
 bell. 
 10-2 David B. Ogden.Ford, 
 
 103 James King, 
 
 104 Philo Hawley, 
 
 Hilary Term 8 Geo 4 1827 192S. 
 
 105 James Givins^ 
 
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 SeSer T^rm^ Si Cteo. 4, 18S8. 
 
 j^itster Tmn tl ^eo. 4i, 1^, 
 
 108 John Small Donovan Riflout, 131 James Poida. 
 
 m/ Sinjpn Macaultyf, 
 f'ffe George Maclcenzie, 
 \/ 109 Alexander Y. McDouell, 
 
 .■?<«- r 
 
 , .JYinity, TeiTTiy 9 Creo 4, 1838. 
 
 110 William Henry Pj:a|>ar,. ^' 
 
 lU Pfiter Rapelje. 
 
 lis Davia Lpckwood Fairfield. 
 
 132 George McDonell, 
 1^3 Charles Oliver, ,,.,t 
 
 134 William Friend Mumej, 
 
 135 James Woodf, 
 
 ....Ttiniiv Term, 1% ^e«u 4 if" 
 - " 1 Wm. 4, 1830. 
 
 136 Warren Clajus, • ^.(jor ^.it 
 
 137 Miles O'Reilly, 
 
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 Mifihgeknas Tiring Qfeo.% 1828. 138 Wm. Bowers Winterbottom 
 
 ' W^ ThofHi^ IJoFatio ^a^lor. 
 
 113 Henfv Sherwo(?d» 140 Charles Badeaux Secord, 
 
 114 Joseph Nicholas Hagemian, 141 James Jessup, 
 
 Miciselmas Tepm, 1 Wm4i |630. 
 
 142 William Wallis» ♦ • oO Ti^ 
 
 143 .Tames HubbeU, '" 
 
 J44 Joim Stuaxl^ ' .,.i-.,;-.if 
 
 115 Thomas Kirkpatrick, 
 
 Iw R6be"rt Baldwin Sullivan, 
 
 117 John Gpdfray Spragge» 
 
 113 Charles Baby, 
 
 119 John R. MacDonell, 
 
 J20 Robert McLoaii, 
 
 fdl LoMher S*ennington Mac- 
 
 Phefsow, Easter Tenth 2 Wm. 4» U838, 
 
 Jrilary*f'erm,'-9'fif^k4, 1838 & 143 Rollaud McDonald, W . 
 
 18:i9. 146 Peter Freel. ■/ 
 
 ' / 147 James JV^cItUtosl^, -j'r) Of 
 
 122 Thomas Dajtoo, Jm .- 148 Barrage Y. McKyes, 
 
 123 Joseph Kerby tlerchimer, 
 
 Tiinily Term 2 <f-3 WmA, 1832 
 fftwter Term, 10 Geo. 4, 1^9. 
 
 , .,, V ; 149 Joseph Clarke Gamble, 
 
 ■^ 124 Israel Jone^^^'^;^^;t;ft; ^:\ l&O Heqry Ghnistopher liewwd, 
 
 ■ Michxelrruts Term lO Geo. 4, 1829 Mic7iaeZ/nai^.r«m 3 TTm. 4,;ia33 
 
 125 Bfenjamin Dbugatl. ij'";' 
 12'3 Charles Robinson 1 fewnir^, 
 127 Colley Alexander Foster, 
 
 151 Michael Barrett, 
 
 132 Richard G. Beasley, -^-'^ 
 
 maru Term, 10 q^o. ^.m^ «i 
 
 128 Edward ClaA C.ampbpA . 
 
 129 WultarlL Dic'<9o«, ■ jj 
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 Tmt^y T«rm. 37 Geo. 3. 17»7. MicAoc/^, Tmn 40 (?«, 3 1790. 
 
 1 John White, 
 
 2 Robert Isaac Dey Gmv. 
 
 3 Walter Roe, ^ 
 
 4 Augus MacDonoU, 
 6 James Clark, 
 
 6 Chrialopher Robinson, 
 
 Michaelmas Term 40 Geo.2, 1700. 
 
 7 Timothy Thompson, 
 
 8 Nicholas Hagerman, 
 Allan McLean, 
 
 10 William Dunmer Powell, jun. 
 
 11 Alexander Stewart, 
 
 1 - Bartholomew Crannell ' ' 
 Beardsley, 
 
 13 William Weekes, 
 
 14 Jacob Farrand, 
 
 15 Samuel Sherwood; 
 
 16 John McKay, 
 
 THnity Tsrm, 41 Geo. 8, 1801, 
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 Michaelmas Term, 46 Geo.S, 1805 
 
 18 D'Aicy Boulton, 
 
 Hilary Term, 46 (ieo. 3, 1806. 
 
 19 William^Dickson, 
 Michaelmas Term, 4,7 Ged,3,ie06. 
 
 20 William; Firtb, 
 Michaelmas Term, 48 G'eo.3,1807. 
 
 21 Wiliiam Warron Baldwin, 
 
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 Easter Term^ 1 Geo. 4, 1820. 
 
 31 .Tonas Jones, 
 
 3'2 Christopher Alex. Hagennan, 
 
 33 Archibald McLean, 
 
 34 Thomas Taylor, ,,, 
 
 Michaelmas Term, 5 Geo, 4,1824. 
 
 35 John Rolph,^ 
 
 Hilary Term, 5 St 6 Geo. 4, 1825. 
 
 SO James Buchanan Macaulay, 
 
 Michaelmas Term, 10 GeoA,\^. 
 
 fTrinky TWi* 51 Geo. 3, 1811. 
 
 f . ^^^ rx '% ^7 George Strange Boulton, 
 
 22 John McDonell, -*a^^ ^" 88 iSimon Washburn, 
 
 39 Robert Dickson, 
 Hilary Term, 55 Geo. 8, 1815. " 40 James Edward Small, 
 
 41 ]^arshall Spring Bidwell, 
 
 23 John Beverley Robinsoq, ■ 42 William Elliott, 
 
 Hilary Term, 58 Geo. 3. 1819. « Easier Term^ 11 Geo. 4, 1830. 
 
 in Jamefi Woods, : ^ i . -^^ 48 Robert Baldwin, 
 
 25 Levius Peters Sherwood, 
 
 26 D'Arcy Boulton, jun. fa. a* a: Trinity Term, 11 Geo. 4, «$■ 1 
 
 27 Alexander Oaneron, Wm. 4, 1830., . . 
 
 28 HonryJohnBpultDD, ,TViJi^iTr.iO 'i^. ViUi! ..^u>l 
 
 44 William Henry Drftper, 
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 30 George l^dout. 
 
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 1803, 43 Geo. 3, loafer Term. 
 Angus MacDonell, ,, 
 
 18V4, 44 Geo. 3, £a«{er Tern. 
 
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 1801,'41 Geo. 3, Easter Term. » I -s^ - *' " - ' «^^ 
 
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 1797, 37 Geo. 3,Trimty Term. 
 John White, 
 
 1798, 38 Geo. 3, Tnnity Term. 
 Robert Isaac Dey Gray, 
 
 1799, 39 'Gco. 3, Trinity Term. 
 Robert Isaac Dey Gray, 
 
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 Ifi07, 4? &eoj 3i ^i^ary Term. 1S20, 1 Gw. 4,;»f jc^ce/nrfls Term. 
 
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 1808, 48 Geo. 3, Hilary Term. 1621,2 Geo. 4, Michcctiras Term. 
 
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 16C9^ 4fi G<». 3i //ttery Teriw. 162S, 3 Ceo: A, Mv^haeJfnair Term. 
 
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 .1810, 50 Geo. 3, Bilkry Tmti. m2BAGeo:A,MkhMMas Term.' 
 
 D'Arcy Boullor, . J^,u.i. Henry John Boulton, , , 
 
 1811, 51 Geo. 3, Hilary Term. 1824,5 Geo. 4, Mklaelrras Term. 
 
 D'Arcy Boulton,, - ^ . William Warren Baldwin, 
 
 1811, 52 Geo 3, Michaelmas Term 1625, 6 Geo. 4, Mkhcelmas Term. 
 
 William Warren Baldwin, , William Waitcn Baldwin, 
 
 1812. 53 Geo 3, Michaelmas Term 18^5 & 1626, 6 Geo4 Hilary Term 
 William Warren Baldwin, William Warren Baldwin, 
 
 1813. 54 Geo 3, Michaelmas Term 162% 7 Geo. 4, Hi/ary Term, ,j. 
 
 Will'am Warren Baldwin, William IFarrcn Baldwin, 
 
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 William Warren Baldwin, Williem Warren Baldwin, 
 
 1815, 56, Geo 3, Michaelmas Term 1828 1 1829,9 GctS, Hilary Term 
 
 D'Arcy Boulton, John Beverley Robincon, 
 1816, 57 Gco.3, Michaelmas Term 1829,10 Geo. 4, Michaelmas Term 
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 ; Boulton, G^jorge Strango 
 1 Butler, Thofnas 
 
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 i Buel), Andrew Norton 
 ' Brealtenridge, James 
 ; Boulton, Jatnr 8 
 
 * Butritt, Marcos 
 'Baldwin, R<Aert 
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 i Baldwin, Henry Ricketts 
 Boswell, Georgo t 
 
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 Burritt, Read 
 Boulton, D'Arcy Andrew 
 Barrett, Michael 
 Clark, JameH 
 Cameron, Alexander 
 Cartwright, Jamea 
 
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 Fairfield, benjamin 
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 Ford, David B, Ogden 
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 Forsythj John Richardson 
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 'Gilitiribon, Archibald 
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 List of Cliitf Juifices of Vjyper Canada, from the Cinilituticnqf ih^ 
 Prwince in 31 Oeo. 3, 1701 to 2 Wm. 4, 1682 :— 
 
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 William Osgoode, 
 John EliDBlev, - ,,. 
 Henry AIcock, 
 William Dummer Powell, 
 ThomaB Scott, 
 William Campbell, 
 John Beyexky Robinson, 
 
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 32 Geo. 3, 1702. 
 37 Geo. 3, 1706. 
 42 Geo. 3, 1809. 
 56 Geo. 3, 1816. 
 
 46 Geo. 3. leoe. 
 
 6 Geo. 4, 1886; 
 10 Geo. 4, 1829. 
 
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 Proxince tn 31 Geo. 8, 1791, to 2 Wm. 4, 1832 :— 
 
 William Dummer Powell, 
 Peter RuBPell, 
 Henry AIcock, 
 Tl'omae Cochran, _^ !^ 
 Robert Thorpp, 
 William Campbell, , 
 D'Arcy Boulton, 
 Levius Peters SherivQod, 
 James B. Macaiilay, 
 John Walpole Willie, 
 Christopher 4* Uagerman, 
 
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 35 Geo 
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 43 Geo. 
 45 Geo 
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 Lwf 0/ //Is Majesty'i Aitomies Oenemlfar Vpper (hnada^ from iht 
 ConUkiUion of the Province in 31 Geo. 3, 1791 to 2 Wm. 4, 1838 ;— 
 
 
 John White, "»•*• ' ' .i> 
 
 Thomag Scott, i 1 1 ; ;fki i /> 
 
 William Firth. 
 sOiV*?. John Mftcdonell, |* V' '* ' '- 
 
 D'Arcy Boulton, :• 
 
 ??»'>^ John B. Robinson, '>''""1'>» 
 
 ' ■' Henry Jolin Boulton, '';' V 
 
 82 Geo. 3, ITO*. i^ ^t. it 
 41 Geo. 3, 1801.'^ *«*.:(«/'' 
 48 Geo. 3, 1807. 
 61 Geo. a, 1811. 'V in uT 
 55 Geo. 8, 1814. r^ 
 69 Geo. 8, 1816. ^i^T 
 9 Geo. 4, 1828. "^^ /><•'' 
 
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 ^ Robert Isaac Dey Gray, -+■•- • 87 Geo. 8, 1797. 
 
 D'Arcy Boulton, ■' nit 46 Geo- .^, 1805. 
 
 n 1 ' ! ■ John B. Robinson, J'i ■ ^ iW 55 Geo. 3, 1815. »f>V »» 
 
 •,'-..••->-: Henry John Boulton, :b'';. ■'? 68 Geo. 3, 1818. %«v3.i'>i 
 
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 List of Gentlemen who held the situation of Advocates in Upper Canada 
 at the Time qf the Institution of The Law Society, but who not being then 
 Practitioners and not having subsequently applied for Admission, never 
 became Members of the Society. .i,^ .^^ '\-'^^tu^wj vui>w « ^ 
 
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 Richard Barnes Tickell, 
 
 Davenport Phelps, 
 Charles J. Peters. 
 
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 itepori of tic Sefect CommUtee nf Benchers on the Revision ofiKt*'^ 
 bri'Laws of the Society- 
 
 vr.^ ^-^ ■•:, J.^: u.».-^^!H • ■ •COMMITTED, ^\>^^V.r;Y?^ v^Vt ■.«, W,\ 
 
 llobert Bald\Vinv ilsq. Cl.airman. Grorge Ri^out, Esq. " 
 
 Henry J. Bdu/ton, Esq. Atljr. Gen. James E. fernaUy Eeq. i !>>! 
 Williatii Wtnrai Baldwin, Eeq. William H. Draper, Esq. f' 
 
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 To T%e Beitchsrs of The Laio Society of Upfer Canada in Corixocatiofyj 
 
 The CoiiiiAiitiee to wL.'.r "'"" referred the "Revision and Digt'stjn^ 
 the Rules and ily-Laws of the Sociely bpg leave to report as follows. 
 
 From the lirst institut'on of tliis fciocicty in July, 1797 to January 
 1800, the maiiagenient of itfl affair* and the making of all its rules and 
 regulations appears to have been Vested in atid controlled ty all thef 
 me.nbers of the Profession generally,- and it was net until the 9th Nov. 
 1799, that any change in this respect was attempted. At that time c 
 full meeting of the Profession adopted a rule, approved of by the 
 Juogee, on tlie 16th Janna»y fdUowingy by which they elected 15 Ben- 
 eherr, including those previour-ly appointed, with the six senior mem' 
 bers of the Froftssionf and on the part of the Society, the government 
 of its affairs was entrusted to these Bencherp. Since that time, down 
 
 • to tlwj pasteing the Act of Incorporation irt 1622, ma;;y Benchers Were" 
 «ppointed,' not being of the six senior members of the Society, nor yet 
 in every iristftnte next iii seniO:ity to the Senior Beieher< at the tiihe' 
 of such app<jfinfmentr It does not appear however that these subse- 
 quent appointments werie (asthe first had been) submitted to the Judgv 
 es for theit approbation. AH the business of the Society has beeit 
 smce conducted by the Benchers' alone without any further reference 
 to or interference from t^e Profession at large- 
 Many rules adopieu by them still continue in forcey while others have 
 been altered, and i?ome wholly repealed. No Rule or By-Law for the 
 nomination and appointment of Benchers can be found on record y 
 although both before as vyell 'tis sihee the act of ineerporation^ a uni- 
 form prttGtice appears to have prevailed Of proposing a meniber of the^ 
 Profession ift Convocation to be Appointed a Bencher,- which proposal 
 being adopted*. the Treasurer was directed to communicate the rceolutron 
 to the parly, wh^e appointment was then cOfniidered complete^ The 
 Statute, 2 Geo. 4, c. 5, (1322,) appears to your Committee to rccOgniee 
 and establish the appointment of those Benchers who were chosen 
 
 'l«f«H^ itspks&mg. It enabt^ "that the Treasurer and Benchers of 
 TlteLawSociety/wr <A«/iffi^6s»»^,-and theirsuceefsorstobe nominattd 
 tnd tepfoivXtMOcanMng to the Ruks and By-Laws of said Society, sfalill 
 be a body corporate/'^ &c^ &o» .■^.■.:.-u •:.. 
 
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 *' Since the passing of this Act, no Rules or Bj^-I^ws goiretnijig the 
 ip^intment of Benchers can be found, but the practice already ni6i&^ 
 iioned appears to have continui^d down tOthe present time. ", Z^,' 
 
 ■ Under these circumstances your Committee beg to suggest the pro- 
 priety of submitting to the Judges of the Province for their approvaJ, a 
 rule settling a mode for the future appointment of Benchers, a dtait of 
 jb^s Rule will be found in the Appendix to th's report. •,,' 
 
 in revising the existing By-Laws and preparing such asyoqr Conii. 
 Itiittee have judged it desiraole to propose, the attention of your Com- 
 mittee was particularly drawn to those regnlating the admisqson of std? 
 4ent8 on j^he Books, and calling them U> the Bar tor tb& putposeot 
 preventing the admission of impropsr and unqualified peybons into the' 
 profession . ^he present jElules of the Society a? e threefold . " 1 st, requ?r- 
 ;ng every Studeqt to give i» Term's uptice of his intention to apply ftrt' 
 admission, on the Boo-tj^- 2d, requiring a certificate of his fitnciis b^ 
 principles, e^ucajipa and habits, from two Barristers or one Bencher? 
 Sd, requiring such applicant to p.ass two examinations, one previous tb^ 
 his being admitted oa'th^ BpoI^^Si the other preceding his call lo the Bar.' 
 Your Committee have taken the liberty of suggestuig a tnflin|f .alterati-^ 
 pn in this system, namely, to dp away with the npcessity of any certlL' 
 ^cate whatever. Independently pf ^he roiieideration that such certifjf^ 
 cates (as your Committee are indqce/J to believe) are very ^nfpenil'tl 
 given as a mere matter of course, y;/ur Cor nittee submit to the Socil 
 (Sty that however respectable the signatures to any certi^cate, and hoy^-' 
 ever strong its terms, the admission pr reje.ctipu. of the party prAsentiijg 
 it woqld nevertheless depend, at bast as to hi^ e^uc^tion, wholly upon the ' 
 tiew which thosff to whom his examination was entrupfu'd, tcok pf his noa- 
 lificatioii,'!, and if that view were unfavorable, it would add to theW- 
 pleasatitiiess of being obliged to reject the candidate, aft apparent diff-' 
 regard of the Certificate of tl)03e by whom he was recommerided.-ii 
 The Term's notice required, gives tiie Benchers ample opportunity^ of 
 making the necessary inquiries, and by requ-ring that noticfe to contain' 
 particmars of the family, residerce and connexions of the candidate*!' 
 every facility for acquirmg the necessary information would be ^ffordeal 
 Tvhen a stranger offers himself. . .. . /i: / '.ij i- y !rj,rr.,.d 
 
 Your Comiqittee would further redommstitl, that A teiW'ii' liAtfeiiJ 
 should also be required from stqdents applying to be called to the Bar^J 
 as their habits, conduct and character during their five years of fitudj'',^ 
 are more important subjects of enquiry, »nd will afford a much hftter' 
 opportunity to the Society of ju<lging of the propriety of callinj^ them to" 
 the Bar. These means, coupled with a strict adherence to the riiles '6^1 
 the Society, appointing particular days for the examination and adiiiis'^^ 
 fiion of students, on which days it is hoped '^U attendance of'thfe 
 Benchers might be secursd, would, in the op. i ion of your fomnfiitt^e," 
 excite a feeling in the minds of studenti, of the necessity of study, aa 
 A'ireflas correct conduct; and tend materially to raise the gorieral char-' 
 act'ir of the profesaion. The only remairting q^ltcration on this hea^V' 
 your Committe-? have to euffgest, is, changing the rxamination .jntb an. 
 investigation of the general qualifications and fitness of thg ajipllcant.' 
 instead of uontiQiiig it aa heretofore, to clb'SsicaJ and lit^ary attain-,' 
 
 ments. 
 
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 Yoar Committee wouli further remark, that while trie Bencher* in 
 Kome casos have appeared to conceive it ncceesary to submit their re- 
 gulations to thfl Judjos, they have ia other's merely adopted a resolu- 
 tion in the nature of a standing order, without suhmitling it to tl53 
 ^u3gc8, or recprdirig it in the Rule Book. With reference to tliie 9Ub^. 
 
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 APDSNDA. NO. 11. 
 
 jeet, your Committiee are of opinion, that it cannot, either under the 
 provisions of the 37 Geo. 3rd, or under those of rule No. 4. be by any 
 means necessary to submit e.very resoh^tion for the approval of tho 
 Judges. The Statute speaks of '* Rules and Regulations for the go- 
 vernipent of the Society ;" and the rule referred to of "rules and regu. 
 lationa" (evidiCnUy referring to the previous words of the Statute) as 
 may be necessary for the welfare of the Society. Now it is obvioua 
 that there must be a number of specific resolutions, which, in transact- 
 ing the business of the Society, it may be necessary for the Benchera to 
 come to, which pannot be considered as falling under this description of 
 ** rule? and regulations ;" such for instance as those r^ppropriating mo- 
 ney, electing Senchere, and a varie^ of other transactions of a«imilair 
 character-r-at the same time, your Committee are of opinion, that the 
 lynchers do not appear to have acted upon any fixed principle in sub- 
 inittipg their resolutions to the Judges ; as they find on the one hand the 
 election of a number of Benchers submitted and passed as a rule ; and 
 9|i the other, the provision for. examining students previous to their call, 
 merely recorded as a standing order. Your committee would strongly 
 racomuiend laying down some hxed principle on this subject. In this, they 
 think, there will 1» little difficulty, particularly since the passing of the 2u 
 Oeo. 4, by which a distinction is drawn between "The Society" and 
 the "Treasurer and Benchers" who alone constitute the .convocations of 
 the Society. By that act, the " Treasurer and Benchers" (not the So- 
 ciety itselr)^e incorporated by the name, indeed, of" The taw Sociely 
 of Upper Canada ;" but all their corporate privilegea granted by that 
 aot, are to be. exercised " to and for the use of the said Society ;" by 
 which word "Society," as there used, your Cpmmtttee, understand not 
 the corporation just created, but the whole body of the Society consist- 
 fiisting of all. Barristers an^.^tu^ents at Lav^,,9|aj[idifigjg^,6UQU.9Uji^ 
 books of the Institution. ^ ^.., ,,.,; ,,^,. . ,.>';,;,-.H»i!-M » .uii 'wu-i^^t--. 
 Your Committee would therefore recommend the adoption 
 of this principle, which tlie convocation might declare by a resolu- 
 tion oa their Journals, viz : Tliat all provisions for the general govern- 
 ngient of the profession at large, and al| such, by which .^ny pereon^ not 
 belongmg to the Convocation, may be directly affected, require the as- 
 sent of of the Judges, before they become rules, regulations, or JBye- 
 laws, or in any respect binding ou the Society, or any members of.it ; 
 b\it that all such regulations or .orders of the convocation as may regu. 
 late merely its own proceedings, or are specific directions in the tran* 
 sacting the business, and managing the at; airs of the Society, do not 
 require the absent of the Judge's togive them tuVce and authority. Your 
 Committee would also recommend the adoption of a formal caption to, 
 the rules, that when a new rule is passed, it may on, the face of it ap^ 
 pear to have heen enacted by competent authority. ,t 
 
 Your Committee hi|,ye lastly to rerpark to the Society, that several <jf. 
 theii- rasolutions have tjcen submitted to th« Judges, g^i whi^h no opinio 
 oa hap, as yet, been expressed by theip. . • ; ,_.„ 
 
 I.Tour Committee subjoin an appeiidix, shewing tlie Rules ^.nd Byfj^ 
 liiwsof the Society, as revised by them, shewing furiher the flejw JR,ul« s. 
 proposed, old Rules abrogated, iResoJijtJQUB acjopled Ly tbp Society, ^jjd^ 
 not confirmed by the Judgep.'arid the t^aptibn proposed. '^loeiin 
 
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 *t«o:(v REPORT Ojy EXAMm^ttOM, ^.3o, 
 
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 ■' ' Kejf&rt of the Select Committee of Bencliers on Ihe JExaminatkiru for 
 
 Admissions and Calls. ' fKh (> i, ; ., ; ,,; , r, 
 
 i' ■ ,'■ '■■ " • • ' ■' ■'• • COMMITTEE, 'i ''*'*^ aw-uiw tv,,,.^,) >:i iq 
 
 George Ridout, Es<i. Cliainnttn. /:■ tit; ) a« fT«u( 
 "^ •^' John Rolph, Esq. Robert Baidwift,"fiijq.'^'^/ 
 
 To The Benchers of Tlie Law Society of Upjier Canada tn Convocation. 
 
 The Belect Committee to whom it was refiJrred to enquire whether 
 any improvemantB could be made in the mode of conducting examina- 
 tions under the Rule of Trinity Term, 1 and 3 of Wm. 4 chap. 12, beg 
 leave most respect I ully to report 
 
 That they have prepared a series of standing orders which will be 
 found tippended to this Report and which they most respectfully recom- 
 mend to the adoption of the Convocation. — 
 
 In making this recommendation your Committee have fjlt it to be inr 
 cumbent upon them to make a few remarks explanatory of the views 
 which resulte* in the framing these orders. The Committee however, 
 would not by any means be nnderstood as attempting in this report to 
 enter into a full exposition of the questions involved in them, these may 
 be better collected by a careiiil examination of the Orders themselves. 
 
 The evils of the present system which leaves the young man of the 
 first talents and most persevering industry undistinguislu^d from the 
 least talented and industrious of his fellows will be readily seen and 
 acknowledged. 
 
 It apjJeared to your Committee that in providing a system to remedy 
 this evil it was desirable to make the range of study tile distinguifihing' 
 characteristic as being a criterion more likely to be universally and ac- 
 curately undonftood, and satisfactarily acted upon than any otiier. 
 
 They have accordingly made that the basis of their proposed system 
 of classilication. For tlie particularis of winch your Committee beg 
 leave to refer to the drafts of Orders annexed. By the adoption of tha 
 system thus submitted your Committee feel that the Convocation will 
 in effect be declaring to the public that the range of study required to 
 enable a Candidate tor admission to pass an Examination of the highest 
 order embraces all the artilicial ncquirements necessary for the com- 
 mencement of the study of the Protossion with the best possible pros- 
 pect of success. Uj)oii the arrangement tlierefbrc of this Class of Exa- 
 minations your Committee ha e bestowed the Utmost attention and tJiey 
 have arranged it upon such a standard as that in general none but 
 young men of upwards of twenty yoars of age of good natural abilitief 
 and laborious industry and who liave enjoyed and avaTled themselves of 
 a Collegeate educatioji can prepare themselves to pass an examination 
 which would be intitlod to bo placed in it. Yowr Committee being of 
 opinion that no young man within who^e reach such advantagos ara 
 
m ADDENDA. NO. II. 
 
 placed ought to ccminence the Etudy of the Law at an earlier age Of 
 ■ntil he has fully availed hiiUBelf pf such pneane of intellcctdal improve* 
 ment. Your Cciriwiittee are aleo of opinion that though in the present 
 itate of the Province but few may prrhaps be able to prepare theineelveq 
 to pass such an Examination, yet the ambition to attain it vvill materi- 
 ally improve the edueation pf that part of our youlb in gcneiiJ who are 
 intended for the ProfesBion, . 
 
 On the other hand the Convocation by the adoption pf this systen^ 
 will in the opinion of your Committee be held to have declared in like 
 manner that the amount of knowledge required to be attained in order 
 to enable a Candidate tohave his Examination placed in the lowest clasB^ 
 or in other words accepted, is the smallest quantum of education which 
 can under any circumetances whatsoever justify the reception of young 
 men as Candidates lor ilie Prof, ssipn. 
 
 With this view ypur Committee in arranging this Class, prppose tq 
 require only such acquirements as they conceive absolutely indispensable. 
 
 With respect to the intermediate order your Committee are of Opint^i 
 on that any ypung man with abilities sufficient lo warran* him in enter- 
 ing upon the Prpttpsior, who has enjoyed and availed himself ofthc or- 
 dinary opportunities of improvement, can, with industry, (and no one 
 without industry can become a l.awycr) by tlie time he is eighteen 
 years of age fully qualified himself to pass an Examination intiSed tq 
 be placed m this Order. And they ar« of opinion that no young man 
 ought to be encpuraged by the Convocation or permitted by his ' nendi 
 if thoy regard his luti""'? prospects to commence the study of the Pr%t 
 fbssion at an earlier age,. 
 
 . Your Committee have not proposed a classincatipri of the Examinst 
 tions for a caU to the degree of Barrister, in deference Ip the practice 
 which obtains in most of the "Jniversitics which they are informed if 
 npt to classify examinations for degrees. > 
 
 Upon the whde your CqmmiUee are pinion that under this syi^ 
 tem while no young man can be rejecttU whose amount of kjnoW« 
 ledge gives thp legist possible expectation pf his dping any thing ifl; 
 the Profession those only are encouraged to enter upon it whose in-^ 
 tellectual acquirements and industrious Iiabits hold out the gratifyin|f 
 prospect of th^ir professional career proving alike honorable to them- 
 •elves creditable to their friends and useful to the publip* - ii /•■(,?.:{! t 
 
 AH wiiidj* in uxqi% 5espe€tfully jjiAmittcd. .i"'";«irf'^'l'> 
 
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 PRESEJVT BENOHEilS JtJVD OFPlC:&RS 
 OF THE SOCIETY. . . 
 
 TRlSASURElt-^Waiikttt Wai^ !tdti#iii, ISifl. «i T^' 
 
 f . V- , , . ^ : V. BENCHERS. * 
 
 Allan McLean, lisq. Archibald McLeaJii Es4;j<f»s«!i.'A)» 
 
 Bartholomew C. Beardaley, Esq. Thomas Taylor, Esq. 
 
 Samuel Sherwood, Esq. John Rolph* Esq. 
 
 AVilliam Dickson, Esji. > ; . . George Strange Boulton, Esq. ^ 
 
 William Firth, Esq. f*^ Simon Washburn* Esq. • f 
 
 William Warren Baldwin, Esq. Robert Dickson, Esq 
 
 l)'Arcy Boulton, Jan. Esq. 
 Henry John Boulton, Esq, 
 Thomas Ward, Esq. 
 "George Ridoul^ Esq. . . 
 Jonas Jones, Esq. f•'">h'^^■ 
 Christopher Alex. Magehitan^ Esq. 
 
 James Edward Small^ Esq. 
 Marshall Spring Bidwell, Esq. 
 William Elliott, Esq. 
 kobert Baldwin, Esq. 
 William Henry Draper; Esq. 
 
 
 l>RESIDENT OP THE TRINITY CLASS .—Robeft Baldwin, Esf. 
 SECRETARY.'— lames Martin Cawdell, Esq. 
 
 "^^:f^i,^:^l . STEWART.— Tliomas HiU, 
 
 No 14 
 
 ^ "^^ Terms of the society, -^^^^^^ 
 
 ''^ '^fhese ai'e ttie same with those of ttie Court of B!ing*s BencBV-r* 
 ' HILARY TERM commv^nces on the first Monday in February aal 
 ends on the second Saturday following. 
 
 EASTER TERM commences on the firstMonday after the 16th 
 of April and ends on the second Saturday following. 
 
 TRINITY TERM commences on the third Monday in June and 
 .ends on the second Saturday following, and 
 . MICHAELMAS TERM commences on the firstMonday ia N»> 
 vernier and .«nds o» the second Saturday following, i^ ^-^ • ' >''« ^"' y 
 
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 The first Monday (1st Examination Day.) 
 ' The first Saturday (2d Examination Day.) " ' 
 
 The secoad Tuesday (Admission Day,) and af£«\SfiT ,:;>^.; 
 The second Saturday. , 
 
 On the two Examination Days and on the Admission Day, the hour 
 of Assembling is 10 o'clock, A.. M. 
 
 SUMMARY OF THE PROFISIOjyS-::\^, 
 
 Contained m the Provincial Statutes, and Rules of the Society, Resped- 
 ing the admlasion of Members into the Society, atid tk^ir svisequerU call to 
 theBar; wUh Directory Notes. . ;^?f .^^„,^^^h Vlfr ii«k>^my?i 
 
 (j:tr Bi<AMK Notices, Petitions, &c. cam bb had by appi<i« 
 
 CATION TO THE StEWART. . ,. . ., 
 
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 It is required by the Statutes, and Rules of the Society—- 
 
 
 I. — That before a Gentleman is presented to the Convocation, for 
 the purpose of being admitted a Member of the Society, and entered 
 asa Student ofthe laws, there be oneterm's notice of such Presentation 
 given in open Convocation , , 
 
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 •V4., 
 
 {Note. — Let this Notice, (for the form of which see Appeiidix I.) be 
 properly filled up with the ntyues in full, and intrusted to the Treasurer, or 
 some Benclier, who will undertake to attend to it ; and although it may bo 
 given on any day in Term, yet as it must be given in open Convocation, 
 it is recommended to place it in the hands of a Bencher likely to attend 
 the Convocation early in the Term, as it not unfrequently happens, fVom u 
 press of business in Court, that a Quorum cannot be obtained in the lat- 
 ter part of tno Term ; in which case the Notice could not be given, and 
 the Candidate might be disappointed and a Term lost. It must be remem- 
 bered also, that this notice can onlybo given in one term for the nrxt, 
 and that if any (hing should prevent the Candidate from being preseiit«d 
 or admitted during such term, a New Notice must be given precisely as at 
 
Addenda, no. i«. 
 
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 n.-»-That Buch Preaentation be in vrking, signed by a Member 
 of* the Society, bf'thle degree of Barrister at Law. 
 
 : [Note. — This Presentation (see 4^ppci|idix H.) was adopted in liou of 
 the Certificate formerly requfrod, and is considered not merely as an in. 
 tr od'jction to the Convocation, for the purpose of identifying the person, 
 but as a pledge from the Mombor signing it that the Candidate for wdmis. 
 nion is by character and habits a proper person to bo admitted into tba 
 Society, It ought, therefore, always to be procured from some gentleman 
 to whom the Candidate has boon previously known, as it might probably 
 otherwise not bo received. This p titioh should be signed in the prcsenoo 
 of and attested by some person not a member of the Society. Attach it 
 and your Presentation together, carry them to the Treasurer and deposit 
 with him the amount of your adqiission fee (JBIO.) If you wis)) to be ex- 
 amined on the first Examination Day of the term (the first ]>Ionui;^y) your 
 papers must be left and deposit made with the Treasurot uo or before ihe 
 preceding Friday, if the Second Examination Day (the first Saturday) they 
 must belefl with him on the preceding Thursday. Indorse, y6ur peti. 
 tion "for optimes," " for senior," or •• for junior" according to the Class 
 for which you intend to contend. On the Examination Day attend at Os-. 
 goode Hall and you will be called in before the Convocation in your turn 
 antt- examined. After your Examination has been "received," "passed," 
 and " classed,*' of which you will be informed, there will be no necessity fot 
 your remaining longer in attendance that day. If your Examination baa 
 been classed in a lowei order than you ext)ected and yon would prefer mak- 
 ing another attempt to pass an Examination of a higher class rather than 
 be admitted upon thd Ellcamination as classed, you may procure this induK 
 
 Slice upon petition. You will however of coarse lose a term by it as ilta 
 invocation cannot enter upon a second Examination of the same Candle 
 date dnring the same Term. Prepare a petition for leave to withdraw yoat 
 petition for admission, (8ee Appendix 6) and give it to the same or some 
 other Bencher who will undertake to preitent it. This must be done previ- 
 ous to the Admission Day, for if such petition be not presented to the Con" 
 VDoation before the question for your admission has been put it will be too 
 lato. If tiie petition is presented in time it is a matter of course to grant 
 the prayer of it, and in this case or where youf fliaminatioh is not " passed'* 
 by m^ Convocation, you will Upon Oalling on the Treasurer on some sub^ 
 aequQ9t day receive the sum deposited for your fee. You must then be 
 careflil to haVe a new notice of presentation given for the following term, . 
 if you intend to come Up for Examination again in such subsequent term. 
 If you prefer being admitted upon the Examination as " classed^'* attend 
 the Convocation on The Admission Day, and upon an order being made for 
 your admission you will be called in in your turn, and formally admitted a 
 member of the society and entered as a studient of the Laws. On the fol- 
 lowing day attend at Osgoode Hall and enter your exercise in the Exercise 
 Book and if you desire to keep the Term of your admission as one of your 
 fmrtemu. You must also on the day afler your admission make your 
 personal report to the Treasurer (See Appendix 7 and note to Article IV.) 
 Call on the Secretary and he will make out and deliver to you your Certifi. 
 cate of Adimosion.] 
 
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 in.— That the Candidate for BdmiMion be of the full age of **»»• 
 Uen years^ and be able to undergo a full and strict examination both as 
 to his classical atUtinmenis and genercU information^ in open Convocib*^'' 
 tion. 
 
 [ftdte-^Jf the Candidate enters for the Optimes Class he is subject to an 
 Examination in the English, Latin &, Greek Languages, in Geometry, Alge. 
 bra. Moral Philosophy, Metaphysics, Rhetoric and the Belles Lettres, Geo- 
 graphy, Astronomy and History ; if he enters for the Senior Class he is ' 
 s«bject to an ej^umnation in the English and Latin languages. Geometry,'" 
 
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 ADDExNDA. NO. 10. 
 
 Algobra, Moral Philosophy, (or instead of this last, if he pre&r it in ihd' 
 Greek language,) in Gortgraphy, Astronomy and History. And if ho 
 enters for tho Junior Class hu is eubjerst (u iui Examination in the Engl 
 -lish and Latin languages, in Mathomaticffj aitd in Googr^phVi (or ipfteqid 
 of this last if ho prefer it in History.] ', . ",. '^ .' '. "'1, 
 
 ^i*"TV.— That he be standing fire years oti the Boolrs of the Society 
 
 %n it Student of tlie Laws, commencing with the day of hie admis- 
 
 nan. 
 
 ■ [Note, — A Students timo is reckoned hy yoars and net by terms. And 
 
 be mu^t bo bona Jide engaged foi'Uliat period in the actual pursuit of tho 
 
 {trofession.] 
 
 ^'' V. That during such five years' standing, ho fecep /dur terms at 
 (ho seajt of the Court of King's BenclS and of the Society, reporting 
 himself pcrsonaJ^],', and in writings to the Treasurer, on the lirst and last 
 ^4¥B of such terms. 
 
 [Note. — For tho Form of a Report on the first doy of Term, see App. 8. 
 The Treasurer cannot receive a Report made on any other days, thanthoso- 
 i^bovo mQntioned oithar before or atlor, but is held rigidly to the days named 
 in thsRule. A Student, however, is pcrn)itted by the Rule of Trinity 1 & 3- 
 Wm. 4, ch. 1, to keep, the term in which ha is admitted into the Society 
 as one of tho four, although not admitted on the Bret dav of the term.- 
 \'os thia purpose, however, iio muHt make a similar report of himeeU' 
 qn the day aflor hts admission, (see Appendix 7.) This Report is, by the 
 ryle of Wm. 4, equivalent to a lopurt on tho first day of the term. Thft 
 Si^tudcnt, however, must be caf-efulto report himself aUo o|i the 2a«(day ot 
 such term, otliorwisc hu will lose the term. It is to be remembered also, that 
 those Students who reside at the seat of 'the Court and Society are not 
 exempted from the necessity of reporting thcraselvcs.- (Foi the form oli 
 i^Tepo^tottjthelwt-day.cf teei>,we AKpeiulix,8jli,, .,,, .^.,, C./^,....^ ,,;;;; 
 ■ zi I'j 0)J ••; Iv'j.'.vx,-,', ic--\ !■'. ui.'','\:i'--'. /'•.-'.!» V- - ■ "! {T'il noimuiii;K ^i^Jx-J stfo 
 < VI.— That before he is presented to the Convocation fo be ottUed 
 tatfae Bar, one term's . notice of such Presentation be giv€n in ope)» 
 Convocation. ; ;'v.'fe«i!T.is".i "."r; •..-:.■.;.■.■:) ,.•.')' ■,';;;;■ ■- .■ ,,'••■.;■■.. 
 
 [Note. — See the not^^ofi the firsr article of thifr Sammary. Every things 
 there said of that Notice is equally applicable to this. (For tho Form see- 
 AppendixKK] 'i-M"'v. 'i ■ - - ' . -r i. r- ^ j . ■ i;^^ 
 
 VII.— That each' Presentation be in icrUihg, signed by a membci^ 
 of the Society, of the degree of .Bamsfer af Law*. ' ' 
 
 [JlTofc— This Presentation way be sigiied by a;i^ member of the Soci-J- 
 oty of the degree of Barrister at Law. As it is looked upon, however, in a 
 similar light to the former, (see note to article II,) it ottght to bo procured 
 from the Gentleman with whom the Candidate studied. Should this bo 
 impossible, or should the Candidate have studied with several Gentlemen 
 tho' Form (see Appehdi'* 11)' can easily be adapted to the circumstances of 
 tlte case; Prepare your petition for your degree, (see Appendix 12,) at- 
 tend to the directions in the note to Article II, as to the execution of tho^ 
 Petition, attach it and your Presentation together, curry them with your 
 Bond, (for the Form of vehSoh see Appendix 13, and the note to Article 
 IX,) to the Treasurer, learn from him whether he is satisfied as to the suffi- 
 ciency of your sureties, and* if he is, deposit with him the amount of tho 
 fee on call £20. If you wish to be examined on the first Examination ' 
 day«f the Term (the first Monday) your papers must be lieft and (lie dopo. 
 fit made with the Treasurer on or beibro tho preceding Friday. If oh ibo' 
 second Examination Day (_tho first iSaturday) they, must be left with him' 
 OX] tho preceding Thursday. On the Examiuatioii Day attend at Opgpodo 
 ^all and, fou will b« called in before the Convocation in your torn and* - 
 
AUDENDA. NO. 17. 
 
 m 
 
 ••xanlined. Aflcr your Examination has b«on received and passed, and an 
 urdor made for your cull to the Bir of whicli you will bo iafonned, you 
 inuRt wait the (jummous of Convocatioki.i and when again culled beforo 
 them, present yourself in yo6r gown and bjiinds when you will be formalljr 
 called to the degroo of Barribtor at Law. Attend in the King's Bench at 
 tlie opening of tho (^ourt, on Uio following morning, and the Treasurer 
 will introduce you to tho Judges when tlie oaths will be admiiiiuterod to 
 you. (Jnll on the Secretary and ho will muko out and deliver to jou your 
 t)iploma of Barrister at Law.] ^liiZ^^C^ lr'rlt^:: : H?^ ' :.; 
 
 VIII. — That he be of tho full age o^ twenty-om: years, ani be ablo 
 to undergo a second full and strict ex.iminatiou as to his classical attain- 
 tnerUs, general infomiallon, and p-qjcssional hwu'lcilge in open Convq- 
 cation. 
 
 [Note-'^TinB bosldas on Examination similar to that passed on presents.. 
 taon for adiuission (t>oe ArLic e III and note thereto) includes au oxamina- 
 lion in the principlos of iho Law of England, und the Science of SpociiJ 
 rieadings, the Law «f Evi<lenco, the law rfiluJlive to .trials at Illisi Priui 
 and the practipp of tha Courtji.] • .<-)i 
 
 , IX. — That, prex'mis to his call to fbe Bar, he enter into a Bond 
 to the Society in the penalty of oaa hunilred po;iiidg, viithtwo Sureties, 
 approved by tlic Trsasuror, conditioned for the payment of fees and 
 dues, &.C. &c. 
 
 [Note — J'or tho form of this Bond, see Apyendix 13. This bond should 
 be pxeoutod .in the presenco of and attested by some person, not a member 
 of the. Society. In order to enable the Treasurer to decide upon the suffi- 
 ciency of tho Sureties, as he is required to do, lata Cartificitebc procured 
 on the back of the Bond, signed by two or more respectable persona, likely 
 to be known to the Treasurer, one of them, if possible, a member of tho 
 8ociety. (See Appendix 14.) This may prevent any delay or disappoint, 
 ment from the Treasurer being unacquainted with the Sureties, and is, ia 
 ell cases, advisable.] ■'••H'>t'f 
 
 ' X. — That on his admission into the Society, and entry on the 
 .Books as a Stvdent. of Ike Laws, he pay into the Treasury j£10. On his 
 call to the Bar, jC20 and on the last day of every Term afteje.J^..c»U<|M> 
 the Bar, lis. 8f^. ■:fl^iv■'\^;'■^) 
 
 [Note.— The payment of this term fee fthe collection of which was for 
 many years omitted) is in future to he strictly eufprced^ and tlg^^reeofidf to 
 be applied to the augmentation of the Library.] 5 jji.fj^j^jt^jjycj oj ^T.fial'ViJl 
 
 PRESEA'T OFFICERS OF THE TRIMTY 
 
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 , SECRETARY.— xMr. William Henry Boulton,j^;^-, ^j. j,..;^ ^^^^ 
 
 COMMITTEE-MAN— Mr. George Dugjan, ^^^^^^ ^^, ' , „ 
 
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 UEGVLATIOXS OF 
 
 Ttins TEizNrx'sr oi^ss of STUDnmni. 
 
 TRINITY TERM, ti & 3 WM. IV. 1832. 
 
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 I: 
 
 By Tho Trinity ClaM of Students of The Law Society of Upper Cana- 
 da, in Sesiiion, with the assent 9f the ^'resident of the said Class, it is 
 )irovided and ap|>ointod ; 
 
 Ist. That if at the time for the opening of any meeting of this classt 
 for the Election of a Treasurer or Secretary thereof, the President shall 
 be absent, and there shall bo no member of t!ie Society, having a degree 
 in the same, present, who may bo willing to preside, the Senior Stu- 
 dent at Law entered of this class, and present at the time, shall preside 
 at such meeting. 
 
 3d. That if at the time for the opening of ui lecting of this Cla«8, 
 in session, the President shall be absent, and there shall be no member 
 of the Society, having a degree in the same present, who may be wil- 
 ling to preside, the Treasurer of the Class, or in his accidental abience, 
 the Secretary thereof shall presida at such meeting. 
 
 drd. That if at the time for the opeuing of any meeting of this class, 
 for th^ performance of Exercises, the President shall ho absent, and 
 there shall, bo no member of the Society, having a degree in the same, 
 present, who may be willing to preside, the Treasurer of the class, or» 
 m his accidental absence, the Senior Student at Law entered, of this 
 Cltstf, and present at the time, shall preside at sucli meeting. 
 ^. 4tb. Th&t all proposed regulations adopted by this class, at any Sesi 
 •ion thenof, shall be certified to the President by the Treasurer and Se« 
 cretary of the class; and the Secretary shall copy fairly into the Regis, 
 ter, such of the proposed regulations as the President shall assnet to, 
 and fbrthwith furnish him with a fair copy of such regulations from the 
 Register, to be transmitted to the Treasurer of the Society according to 
 the sixth section of the rule of the Society of Hilary Term, 2d WiUiam 
 4th, Chapter lat. 
 
 5th. That the Treasurer and Secretary of this Class, together with 
 such third member of the Cletsss^ lyhall for that purpose be appointed at 
 each session thereof, shall form a Committee of Direction, for managing 
 iiuk afioirs of the Class, and for carrying the Rule of the Society under 
 which this class is established, the Order of Covocation organizing the 
 class, and the Regulations and Sessional Orders of the Class itself into 
 effect. 
 
 6th. That the days of meeting of this Class for Exercises, shall be 
 every Thursday throughout the year, — -Ascension day, New- Year's day, 
 and Christmas day, when thigy fail on a Thursday, excepted. 
 
 7th. That the hour for opening all meetings of this Class, shall be six 
 o'clock in the afternoon, throughout the year. ....... 
 
 8th. That while the Court of King's Bench shall continue to hold its 
 sittings in tho Common Hall of the Society, the hour for opening all 
 
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 with 
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 la day, 
 
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 Lid it« 
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 msetings of CkiM, required to bo be held in Tenn timt, Bhdl be djgbt 
 d'6l<>ck in the aflemuon. 
 
 9tii. That the Secretary of this Class shall not only keep the R«gi«> 
 ter thereof, according to the Rule of the Society and Order of Convoca- 
 tion organizing the Class, but shall also keep u full and complete index 
 to the some. 
 
 lOth. That the place of holding the meetings of this Class, shajl be 
 the Common Hall or Dining Room of the Society in Osgooclu Hall as Kgf. 
 pointed by the Traasurer of the Society, by permission of The -BoricHera.' 
 in Convocation, or such other room in the Hall as shall from time to time 
 bo appointed by the like authority, which appointment shall bo duly ea- 
 tered in the Register of this Class. 
 
 11th. That every person enteidd, or who shall hereafter enter himself 
 as t member of this Class, shall pay into the treasury thereof, ah ad- 
 mission fee of Five Sliillings. 
 
 12th. That each Secretary of this Class, in consideration of the du-, 
 ties required of him, by the Rule of the Society, the Order of Organiza- 
 tion and the Regulations of this Class, shall, whUe be continues Secret^ 
 ry, bo. released ^om the payment of all term fees, payable by the ihoni- 
 bers of this Class into the Treasury thereof. 
 
 ISth. Thatthe Secretary be required to read the minutes of the pre« 
 ceeding meeting, at each maeting of th<- Class, and to have the dupli- 
 cate originals of such proceedings, entered in the Books for wiai 
 
 purpose. ,1 *".- I 
 
 14th. That every member of this Class, shall pay into the ^t'reasUrjr, 
 thereof, on or before the last day of every Term, a Term I^e of tt^ee 
 shillings and ninepence. • '^ 
 
 15th. That any person shall and may withdraw hunself frdifi t£|c 
 Class, by stating his desire to do so, to the Secretary, who shall there- 
 upon make a minute thereof, in the Register of the Class, which shall 
 be signed by such person^rflrom which time such person shall cease to be 
 a member of the Class. 
 
 16th. That members of this Society, of the degree of Barristlbi:^ 
 Law, shall, upon application to the President, and payment t9'1;|ie 
 Treasurer, of an Admission Fee of Ten Shillings, be entitled to hifv« 
 their names entered by the Secretary, in the Register; and shall from, 
 theticefortb, partake of all the Exercises of the Class, and shall be &oii-, 
 tied to admission to such Exercises, so long as they shall' continue to 
 pay into the Treasury of the Class, on the last day of each Term, & 
 Terra Fee of Five Shillings. 
 
 17th. That during the time that members of this Society, of the de- 
 gree of Barrister at Law, shall be entitled to admission to the Exercises 
 of this Class, all rights of precedency, which they might otherwise 
 claim in this Class, by virtue of their degree in the Society, shall, as to 
 this Class, be suspended, and they shall take precedency in the Class, 
 only according to their original standing ds Students at Law|,ontKff 
 Books oi the Society. 
 
 18th. That original Essays composed by the Students, shall be pre- 
 sented to the Class from time to time, as they may be prepared ; and 
 ■hall be thereupon openly read to the (/lase, and a day fixed for the dis- 
 cussion of the subjects treated of in such of the said Essays as the Class 
 may select, unless the President, in his disciretion, shall prohibit such dis- 
 
 CUlRi<Hf. 
 
 19th« That subjects of Historical or Philosophical interest, stated iii 
 the shape of Questions or specific Propositions, may, by leave of the 
 CIms, l»e introduced by any Student, and a day thereupon fixed for th^ 
 
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 ADDIJNDA NO. 1ft. /. kr. 
 
 diieusKioii thereof, unless the I*rcsidmi\ in his Ultcrolloni >Ub1I prolubtt 
 «^ch (LscujiBioa. - .... <i 
 
 ^h. Thtt points in the municipal Law of Enfrland, and of this Pro. 
 vincc, statea in thcnhapR of Cases or of Questions, maybe introduced 
 by any two or nioro Studonts, by boin » entered, tog.'tijer with tf»o nimfe» 
 of Bucn Students, in a Hook lo ba left on the rresident'a Table for that 
 purpoae, and may be brou<;ht on for argument whenover sucli Studehta. 
 ahallbe prepared, or the rresident, rreaaurcr, or other temporary 
 Chainnan shall aj)point. 
 
 ' 2l8t. That QuL'Btiona of Universal, or Genferal, International, Qon- 
 Btitutional, or Muncipal Law, stated in the »Iiape of Quostiona, or Spe- 
 cific Propositions, may, by Icaveof the ('laBs, be introduced by any Stu- 
 dent, and a da^ thereupon fixod for tlie discuBsion thereof, unless tho 
 l^fisident, in hie discretion, shall proliiblt such ditcufision. 
 
 .22d. That on the first day of meeting- of this Class, for Exercises af- 
 ter the Michaplmas Session thereof, the Students sh.all bq respectively 
 examined in iDlackstoiie's Coinm-jntaries, Selwyn'b Law of Nisi PhuA. 
 and Phillip's La wja gfeidencc. ", ^ 
 
 S3rd. That iii|^^j^|^&n to the above ctatcd Examinationa, the Stu»' 
 dents shall oc(;^it||PI^ give an account ore tnius of some imrticular 
 branch of the Muncipal Law of England and of this Province, the same 
 having been previously notified to tiiem respectively, from the Chair. 
 ' 24tn. That at any meeting of tliis Class for Exercises, the Presi- 
 dent, or other temporary Chairman of this Clasf, shall and niay, in his 
 discretion, appoint any member attending tiie Exercises of this Class, to 
 read to the Class, ana shall and may, thereupon, if he shall deem it ad- 
 yisable, immediately ailer such reading shall be finished, examine all 
 njembers attending, in the subject matter thus read upon. 
 
 Vii (.'J 
 
 MICHAELMAS TEPtxM, 3 WM. IV. 1832 
 
 
 By Tlie, Trinity Class of Students of The Law Society of Upper Ckhi' 
 ada* in Session, with the assent of the President of the said Class, it is 
 provided and appointed — .*; 
 
 1. That the paymenl of the Term r"eebe required from any Student 
 entering himself during the vacation of any such Teim, provided the 
 Mid vacation shall not have half elapsed. ,^ ^^^^ ^, nOi^^it^ii/i oJ hvii 
 
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 ^ .SUMMARY OF THE PRACTICE OF.^.b 
 
 mils TunviTir os.ass or studzsnts 
 
 .^yAW^ IN RELATION TO EXERCISES. 
 
 ^t^i^i^i^r: ' '"' EXAMINATION.' :^'r 
 
 The Annual Examination takes place on the first Thursday after the 
 Michaelihas Session of the Class. On this occasion the wholo CliHs 
 ofe examined M to their prof(:i3 onal attainments, by the President an4 
 
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 ADDENDA. NO. lU. 
 
 •filD 
 
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 >8 
 
 r(U;.> 
 
 b the 
 ail4 
 
 4njr other BftrriMters of the Society, who iflay cl.oosa to«tt«nd. Tl|^« 
 Books in which, for the mout part, they are examined, are Blaekvtone'a 
 Commentaries, Sclwyn's Law of Nisi Priue, and Phillips' Law of £vi-< 
 
 Kxipe. 
 
 Lt .tun). boittBfi 
 
 MEETINGS FOR EXERCISE. 
 
 I 
 
 . ^ The Clfipe meets for. Exerciso evefy Thursday .,;,,.,.,,j, j, J-rTu 
 
 All llh660 meetintfs of the Class are held at 6 o'clock, p.ii. in uic Com- 
 ftiort Hull, 08go(id6 llall. If tiie Prbsidcnt is not present to take the 
 chair, witjjin fifteen minutes ailer the time of meeting', tlie chair is ta- 
 ken hy "sotno other Barrister, or by ♦he Treasurer, or Senior Student of 
 the Class present, they giving place td the President should he come in 
 during the sitting of th(; ClsRa. Before the order of the day js proceeded 
 with, the Secretary reads the minutes of the preceding meeting, in order 
 tliftt atiy misttfkes therein Yhay be r'ectifted. In these minutes the names of 
 all the members present at the meeting- are re :<Jrded and it is stated which 
 of them performed exercises, and how many exercises. So that tlie Regis- 
 ter a duplicate of whjch is annually deposited withtheTrensuror of tho 
 So3iety, is a faithful record of the industry of tiic members of the Clt ss, to 
 which reference may be had at any time. When *!ie President leaves tho 
 chairi whether the Order of the day has been gone through with or not, ho 
 ealls the Treasurer or Senior Student present to the chair, and the Or> 
 der of the day is proceeded with until the Class on motion thinks fit' to 
 adjourn. 
 
 ORDER OF TliE DAY. . 
 
 1. Law Aroumi5nt9, ', • > 
 
 2. Discussion of General Qvestions, ^. 
 
 3. Pre^'-'ntation op Essays, 
 
 4. Ore Tenus Expositions, ^:-' . 
 
 5. Introduction of General Questions. 
 
 H. Distribution of Subjects for Ore Tenob ExposiTiONii/ 
 
 7. Reading. 
 
 8. Examination. ; 
 
 EXERCISES. 
 
 i} 
 
 Upon the President reading the first' item of the order of the Day her 
 calls upon tho Treasurer of the Class, then upon the Secretary, who 
 take precedence of all others, and then upon tlie rest of the Class in 
 their order who proceed with their Law Cases, each case being of course 
 argued by those on both sides before the President proceeds to call upon 
 any other member. Those cases must however be entered in tho 
 Docket of the Class, which always lies on the President's table for that 
 purpose, before they are brought on for argument. The a^uments are 
 conducted exactly in tho same way as cases are argued in Bank. After 
 thp reading of the second item a,ny member may bring forward any 
 question wiiich he has previously obtaified leave to move. Each mem- 
 ber has a right to speak once to it, and the mover has a general reply,- 
 after which the question is put from the Chair and the rtiajority decide. 
 
 After the third, any member may present an original Essay which ia . 
 immediately read either by the Secretary or by the member present- 
 ing it. 
 
 After tho Fourth, tho President calls upon the members of the Class, 
 in their order, for the ore tenus exposition appointed for each for the day. 
 
 After tho Fifth, members apply for leave to introduce general ques- 
 tions. Whether leave bo granted or not is decided by the majority of thcr 
 
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 ADDEI^DA. NO. I^. 
 
 Cius upon tht 4tiestion bcin^ pot from tfic Chair. The f^eid^nt fk>#> 
 ever may at imy time prohibit tho diBcateion of any question. 
 ' After the Sixth, the Presidentgivesout etibjecte to the diflbtent Incm- 
 focrs of the Class in order that they may prepare themeeltea to giv« ek> 
 tempore accounts of them, on some subsequent day named from tb« 
 Chair. 
 
 After the Seventh, some member of the Chsa named frotn tbe Chair 
 reads a portion of Blaekstone's Comni&ntaries, or some otiher Xaw au- 
 thor appointed by the chair^ 
 
 Ana after the Eighth, tlie members of the Class are e^cai^inipd frpm 
 lie chair on the subject matter previously read. -,,,-,■, i <,•• j " ,'f 
 
 ' The President then pronounces which of the meih!)ierB iito to oe re- 
 ebrrled as having performed Exercises of which the Secretary (akea » 
 . miiitite, he then caUs the Treasurer or Senior Student to the c&ktraad 
 HtHrphisBon motion adjoumi. 
 
 
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 '^ ifOTICE OF PRESENTATION FOR ADMIS8JOifrv9^ 
 
 *■'*"' LAW BOSIXTY OF UPPER CANADA, OSOOODE HALL, ;*•« t/Jk 
 
 
 TO WIT. 
 
 
 Mr. A. B. (some Bencher) gives notice, that C. D.' (names in full, np 
 jnitiids) of E. in the county of P. in this province, Gentleman, son of G. : 
 If. of the same place, Merchant, (or as the case may be) will, next; 
 Tyjm, be presented to The Bonchers.pftiue Society, in Convocation, for. 
 the pur|»r«se of bcin^r entered ot| and ad:i];iitte(l into, The Society 09 a^ti^ 
 |4«it of the Laws. .v.-;-^ -.rUyi: [..wM^, ".. .. ' :f>:^}i<r'^ ^ 
 
 '^JT'^A iM'il-'/i - ■/•• ;• ' •.■<;' ^ ^woa.mJuV-.'fcv » *-.'y^ 
 
 .j& »/r^;cJ^,i;r,t.^-- NO- 2- ■^•^^^"^f 'V ? ^^'^ •■■^■'• 
 
 \itu' 2 J. PRESENTATION FOR ADMISSION. ■'' 
 
 „i.-i, ,LAW SOOIBI/ OF UPPER CANADA, OSGOODG HAlt, 
 
 ■ TO WIT. ' *' ' 
 
 To The Benchers of The Law Society of Upper Canada, in ConvccationJ^'' 
 
 Gextlehgn, — I hereby present to the Convocation C. D. (names in 
 fill), no initials) of E. in the (jour.ty of ,F. in this province, G<*'^tleman, 
 .aon of G. D. of the same place, Merchant, (or as the case may be) for the 
 purt>ose of his being entered of, and admitted into, tho Society as a Stu- 
 dent of the Laws. 
 ' T. J. 
 
 I^Sotoe member of the Society, of the degree of Barrister at Law.^ 
 
 
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 NO 3 
 
 U i'\ 
 
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 PETITION FOR ADMISSION. ^ 
 
 LAW BOCIETY OF UPPER CANADA, ,OSGOODB HALL, 
 
 .. ■-.;■" TO W.T,T. ' • ■^^ •1'' 
 
 ,Jh The Benchers of The Law Society of Upper Canada, in Covocation, 
 
 The Petition of C. D.' (Christian and Surnames at length, no initials) 
 of E. in the county pf F. in this province, Gentleman, son of G. D. of the 
 aame plficc. Merchant, (or as tho case may be) most respectfully shcweth 
 
 That yb\ir Petitioner is of the full ajre of years, that he has re^ 
 •eived an education which he trusts sufficiently qualifiies him Jo com- 
 meixce'^e study of the profession of the Law ; That he received his 
 
78 
 
 * APrSNDIX. NO. 4. 
 
 i: II! 
 
 
 education at the University of Oxford (or " at Upper Canada College" 
 • " Uppor Canada Academy," or at the school of G. H. at Z. in the coun- 
 ty of F. in this province, or as the case may be, being as full and par- 
 ticular as possible) that he has been instructed in the fi)llo\ving branches 
 of Laarning, that is to say, in the English and Lat.n languages, in 
 Mathematics, and in History, (er as the case may be) lliat in the 
 course bC^ch ittstruetien he hits togA the following Booktr, that ik to 
 Bay, Murray's English Grammar, the Eton Latin Grammar. 4 lives of 
 Cornelius Nep6s, and first 80 pages oFCeesar's GommentafiW, &c. &c. 
 (as the case nmy be) That your Petitioner is desirous of becoming a 
 member of The Law Society of Upper Canada, and of being entered 
 thereof tf& * Student bfthe Laws. { , . / 
 
 Your P<ititioner therefore, most respectfully prays, that, hrs q^yklififeii- 
 t!dn^ being first examined and found sufficient, a(%ording to'the Rules p^ 
 tlie Society, and Standing Orders of Convocation in that behalf, lie' tfii^ 
 be aditiittM and entered accordingly ; and he doth hereby underlMtfe ifya 
 ' promise that he will well and truly pay, or cause to be paid, t6 Th^Lavr 
 Society of Upper Canada aforesaid, all such fees and dues of what na- 
 ture or kind soever, as now are diie or payable by or from him to the 
 said Society, by or under any Rule, Resplution, order, Bye-law or Regu- 
 latioaof the said Society, passed by. the said Society, or by The Bench- 
 ers, thereof, with the approbation of the Judges of the Province, as visi- 
 tor* of the said Society, or which shall or may hereafter become due or 
 payable by or frem him to the saiid Society, lia der the 'sdfaie, or under 
 any other Rule, Resolution, Order, Bye law or Regulation, to be passed 
 by The Banchera of the said Society in Convocation, With feucK fcpproba- 
 tion as aforesaid ; and also that he will moreover well, faithfully, and 
 truly submit & conform himself to, obey, observe, perform, fulfil & keep 
 qU the Rules, Resolutions, Orders, Bye-Laws A.l^gtdatiorisfei'tlie luaid 
 Society, passed as aforesaid, and now in force, or hereafter tobe pasaed 
 tai. aforesaid, during iiucbtitneab he sKtUI iibntinue oillhelBdbks'orftlie 
 said' Society as a member f he'reof. 
 
 Witness, 
 X V 
 
 •Mibhablihis Tei'm, & Wfil 'i.- 
 <or as tUc case raA^ fife) 
 
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 NO. 4. 
 
 TREASURER'S REPORT ON PETITION FOR AD^ 
 
 MlmStdN. 
 
 LAW BOCI^t br^jSl^BR OA«A»A, 6lS6ooi^& RALt, 
 TO WIT. 
 
 . To The Benchers of The Law Sbcidyof Upper Canada, in Convoeatiom, 
 
 Mr. Treaitif er, with teference to the Petition and Presentation fet 
 Admission of C. D.. hereunto annexed, begs leave pursuant totlip stand- 
 ing order of Convocation in tjijs behalf^ nost respectfully te report : r •^,. 
 
 That' iie has carefiiFy exslntined the said Petition ftnd PreseiiitatiQiir^ 
 arid that tliey appear to 'him tobe complete and i'eglUar ih' every'; ires. 
 
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 staad. 
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 ithftt 
 
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 4J^mBm Nos » flD^ 
 
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 •onfonnel himself to the Rules of the Society and standing ordera of 
 Convocation, and that should his education be found upon examination 
 to be sufficient, there exists to his knowledge no objection to the Admis* 
 ■iop of the 9ajd Candidi\te as a member of the .Society, , ^ . ,,^ .> r ^ « 
 
 All which is most respectfully subtoitteo. J.lL 
 
 Treasi^ra't.QffiSef day.of 183 ' "». ^vAi? Av> V>af>^o«tir«r. 
 
 jjrjAB atiooeaa 
 
 ■VS .5<?"i?.T5SI5'(>a V*Ail'" 
 
 NO. 5^ 
 
 CERTIFICATE OF ADMISSION INTO THE SOCIETY, 
 
 1". 
 
 ':)fiii,W peCIBTY OP UPPER PANADA, OSOOODB HAL)^ R '.UCiili.of 
 TO yviTl. „ ,^,i ,„ ..,),M...iux..(ii;-i;-Mi08.si!? 
 
 r -^ . . .- r ' • !■ ^.^T •'■;... .s C'^ 
 
 Thftie are to certify that C. D. of E. in the county of P. in ttis 
 province, Gentleman, son of G. D. of the same place. Merchant, (ora« 
 the case may be) having passed an examination of the optimes, (senior 
 or junior,) Class, (or as the cetse ntay he) was by The BencKeni 
 i^f The Law Society of Upper Canada in Convocation, on the day of 
 6t of the l^erm of in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred 
 ftUd duly admitted into the sxid Society as a member thereof and ent^r- 
 ed as a Student of the Laws, taking precedence as such in this Society 
 next immediately after Mr. Y.R. and that he now remains on the Books of 
 this Society as a member thereof. In Testimony whereof, I, J R. Esq. 
 Treasurer of the said Society, have to these presents affixed the Seal of 
 the said Society at Osgoode Hall, this day of in the year of our 
 Lord one thousand eight hundred an4 and in the year ofHia 
 Majesty's Reign. • P" . *> - •' 
 
 ^^J..|i.„g, iSecre^fry. 
 
 .'.A.U vi4> 
 
 NO 6 
 
 .V', 
 
 r>.4 
 
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 PETITION TO WITHDRAW PETITION FOR ADMIS- 
 
 SION. 
 
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 --iJL^ kooitiTV or vpipbr «an&da, oMnnnoi nkLU 
 
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 To T^e Bencheriof The Law Society of Upper Canada in ConvoqUtoa. 
 
 The petition of C. D. whose petition for admission is now before i^ 
 ConVdfctftion, iriost reepectftiUy sheweth-*- 
 
 That as your petitioners e^tamination has not been classed in as high 
 itn order as he hopes he would on a future occasion be able to deserve, 
 he is desiroils of obtaining leave to withdraw his said petition, with, the 
 vH^w of 'renewing his application for admission in some subsequent 
 Term. 
 
 Your petitioner therefore most respectfully prays, that no farther stepi 
 be taken by the Convocation upon his said petition for admission, and 
 that leave be granted to him to withdraw the same. 
 
 WiTii«s», K. N. C. D. 
 
 Michaelmas Term, 3 Wm. 4, 18S2, 
 (or aa the caae nay be) 
 
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71 
 
 APPENDIX. KOs:Y&|: 
 
 
 NO 7 
 
 PERSONAL REPORT OF STUDENT TO THE TRE^r 
 &JJRER ON THE DAY AFTER HIS ADMISSION. -V 
 
 LAW SOCIETY OV VPPKK OUIADA, OSOOOQK HALL, 
 
 ■ TO wit: 
 To The Treasurer of The Law Society of Upffr Canadtt. 
 
 I, C. D. (namei in AjII) 'a member of this Societ;^, now standing on thf 
 books as a Studient 6f tiie -Laws, and now reading for the Profession, under 
 the superintendance of Mr, J.J. one.of the members of this ^ocietyt of 
 the degree of Barrister at La\Vj hav'yig beep admitted yesterday, ani} 
 bneing now in attendance foi* the purpj9stt.pf ,ke!eping this present Term .- 
 •t the seat of the Court of King's Bencli and of this Society, pursu*. ' 
 aot to the Rule of JHilary Term, Sth of George the IV. chapter 1, do ' 
 hereby report myself to you on this ' ^ day of 18 being thi ■ 
 day after my admission for the purpose of having my name mserted ' 
 ill the Register, pursuant to the Rule of Trinity T«rm 1st and 2nd «f . 
 
 William the IV. chapter 1. 
 
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 . WO. 8. 
 
 
 jPERSONAL REPORT OF STUDENT TO THE TREASU^ 
 RER, ON THE FIRST DAY OF TERM. 
 
 LAW aOCIETT OF VPFES CANADA, 080000IB BALL, 
 
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 TO wit: 
 
 lO'lTT''' '"'•"T '':*M1^ 
 
 2\) The Treasurer of The Law /Sofiiejii/ of Upper Canada, 
 
 SiK,— I, C. D. (names in full) a member of this Society, now standi 
 ing on the books as a Student of .the Xiawe, and now reading for the PrOf 
 fession , under the superintendance of Mi*. I. J. one of the members of 
 this Society, of the degree ot Barrister ;at Jjaw,.being now in attendance 
 for the purpose of keeping this present Term, at the seat of the Court of 
 King's Bench and of this Society, pursqant to the ** "a *'H=.''''vTenn, 
 8th of George the IV. chapter 1, do hereby rer^^ \m, " '' , »- '. thii 
 day of 18 being the first day of ' a prtBtut '.< c uj. « i' tt^ 
 purpose of having my name inserted in the. 'i^'-yfrnlfr, WTr^ccaUt ^ 
 j^ule of Trinity Term Ist and 2d of Wm. 'i.«s . *'. ^pU • I, 
 
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 /jBRSOJViiL RiSPOJJ t OF STUDENT TO THE TREASV- 
 
 . s ftEBON THE LAST DA Y OF TERM. 
 
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 CaW society of UI>PBia GANADA^ OSOOODE HAIrI4 
 
 ♦It.'- 
 
 """ - ^V^V.•';-- • TO lyir; . ■: r --J ;, -.i.^.^s^-^- 
 
 .f^* To TMTfiosurer of T'ne Laio Stxiety of Upper Cdruxda. ^^►; 
 
 ^ I* C. D. (names in full) a msmberofthls Society, now standing 04 
 0>e hqoks as a Student of the Laws, and n9\v reading, for tha Profos* 
 Bion. under the supeuintendance of Mr. I. J. one of the inombera of this 
 •S^fjiety, of the <Jj?grae of Birnster at LiW, having been inaiteiidanco 
 for tha purpose of keeping this proseht Term at the seat of tiie Court of 
 King's Bench and of this Soeiet,y»4)ursuant.io the Rule of Hilary Terra/ 
 8th of Gaorge the IV. chapter 1, do hereby report myself to you on thia 
 day of 18 being the last day of thia present Term, for the 
 gurpose of havmg my name inserted m the Register, pursuant to the 
 Rale ofTrinity Term 1st and 2nd ofWilliara the IV. chapter 1. 
 
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 ^ *^* NOTICE OF PRESENTATION ON CALL, 
 
 xliW aOCIBtV OF VPPBR CAfTADA, OBaoOJfS nkttl 
 
 
 
 //U.,; '•';.' Ki 
 
 
 TO' wit:- ^4l>> J >i!; .'!'. 54!i:u i«"' 
 
 _' Mr. A» B.. (sofaie Bencher) gives notice, that C. D. (names in full) 
 a Member of tliis Society, now stmding on the books as a Student of 
 the Laws, tflii who has received his professional education under the 
 Bviperintend^oce of I. J. Esq. one of the Members of this Society, of tha 
 degree of Barrister at Law, (or, of I. J. K. L. M.N. members of thir 
 Society, of the degree of Barrister at Law as the case may be) will, next 
 l^enn, be presented to the Benchers of this Society in Convocation, for 
 t^ piirpese of being called to the Bar. 
 
 ; ^ ■:':: :-u^ ■,. _ „. ^- ;o'>s "i^f >^ i'^f> '^^-^^'• 
 
 ", ' .,n» ^n tier.- •"1 ibi^rf '^^J 't-^i-H' »tU :_u .'a-lT ■ 
 
 ; . „u::-.y ..^;..-...-^-rin >.'^c:?.;Ki ..,.* c.^.. ^*hi ^^ fr 
 
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 •><■/»-;.-.'■-* ■ '^"' 
 
 tAW ffOCIKTy Ofe> VPPSR OAMADA*. ofeddduikaiA&L. 
 TO "WIT; 
 
 t\) TRc'&TicWs 0/ TAe -fciw Society of Up^r Canada^ m Ccnvou^cn. 
 
 Gbntlbmkn,-— I hereby present to the Convocation^ C. tJ. (nataei 
 in full) aMQiniler Qf tbis S<Jciety, now standing on die Roofcs'AsV Stu- 
 dent of the Laws, and who has received his profeBsional education unj. 
 der my superintendance, (or under the superintendance of K. L. Mk-N« 
 O. P., Esqrs. members of this Society, of the degree ©f Barrieterlat 
 taw.) for the purpose of his. bcii% oalUd to the degree«'6f' Barrister «« 
 
 lim^« !• •'» ' 
 
 ^9m» meiober of the .Society of the> <ie|;r<9e of .Balviiter atOl^f) 
 
 
 ■Clip- f:^jWl ^i"^^^!^ -^W- 
 
 
 aio: 
 
 
 
 f- PETITION FOB CALL. 
 
 tAW 80CXBTY or V^PBR CANADA, OBOOODI llAtl) 
 
 TO w^: , .; *-f« 
 
 To TA« Benchers of The Law Society of Upjficr Canada mjCffjivoeatiaiu 
 
 - . ' V ' - V ' ' ' '' ' ■ ■ - 
 
 r The Petition of C. D. (Christian and Surnames at lenfftb no initials) t,f 
 E. in the cftunty of F. in-this Province, Gentleman, eon of G." D. of th« 
 same place, merchant (or as the case may be) and a member of this Soci- 
 ety, now standing on the Sooks as a Student of the Laws, most respect- 
 fully showeth, — That your Petitioner is of the f^ll age of J^VOh 
 that he has received a profesional education M'hich he tiru8tE(iSufBc;ienfl]r 
 qualifies him to commence the practice of the Profession, of thelA#' 1'^ 
 That he is of five years standing in the Bootes of the Society ait a|S|tadent , 
 of the Laws ; That he has received his professional edncationiitiaerttMf''' 
 •uperintendance of J. K. [or of J. K. fbr the space of 2 years, L< It'.^ 
 for 1 year, and N. O. for 2 years] a member of this Society oif' the tljeNtv. 
 gree of Barrister at Law ; That he has since his admiMion ' into tJJi^f . 
 Society kept the following Term»' at the seat of tiib Coai^ 10^ lKii%^ ' 
 Bench and of this Society, pursuant to tne Rule of this Society of Hil- 
 ai^ Term, 8 Geo. 4, chap. 1, that is to say : The Term of Michaelmaa, 
 1B27, the Term of Hilary, 1827, 28, the Term of Easter, 18?9, and 
 the Term of Trinity, 1832. 
 
 That he has since his admission into the Society pursued the follow- 
 ing branches of general learning, that is to say. Moral Philosophy, Po- 
 litical Economy, Metaphysics (or as the case may be.) 
 
 That in the course of such pursuit he has read the following 
 Works, that is to say, Paley's Philosophy, Smith's Wealth of Naticoar 
 JLockd en the Human Understanding, (or as th« case may be.) 
 
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 APPENDIX. Nd. ij;'*'' 
 
 „t\ 1 . 
 
 That ha has particularly studied the following branches of the Law, 
 that is to say, the science of Special Pleading, the doctrine of Contin- 
 gent Remainders and Executory Devises, &c. A-c. (or as tlie case may 
 be.) 
 
 That in the course of such study he has read th6 following Works, 
 that is to say, 1 vol, of Ciiitty on Pleading, Fea;*ne'8 Contingent Re- 
 mainders, &c. &c. (or as the case may be.) 
 
 That he is under no articles of Clerksliip of any kmd whatsoftver 16 
 any person or persons whomsoever : And that he is desirous of being 
 called to the Degree of Barrister at Law. 
 
 Your Petitioner therefore, most respectfully prays, that, his qualifica- 
 tions being first examined and found sufficient according to the Rules 
 of the Society, and Standing Orders of Convocation in that behalf, ho 
 may be called to the said Degree accordingly ; and he doth hereby un- 
 detake and promise that he will well and truly pay, or cause to be paid 
 to The Law Society of Upper Canada aforesaicl, all such fees and 
 dues of what nature or kind soaver, as now are due or payable by or 
 from him to the said Society, by or under any Rule, Resolution, Orde?", 
 Bye-law or Regulation of the said Society, passed by the said Society, 
 •or by The Benchers thereof, witii the approbation of tho Judjjes of tbe 
 Province, as Visitors of the said Society^ or which shall or may h6re. 
 after become due or payable by or from him to the «aid Society, 
 under the same, or under any other Rula, ResolutioM> Order, 
 3ye-law or Regulation^ to be passed by The Benchers of the said So- 
 ciety in Convocation, with such approbation as aforesaid ; and also 
 that he will moreover well, fdithfuUy, and truly submit and conform 
 himself to, obey, observe, perform, fuliil and keep all the Rules, Resolu^ 
 tion?, Orders, Bye-laws and Reo-ulations of the said Society, passed ai 
 aforesaid, and now in force, or hereafter to be passed as aforesaid, during 
 auch time as he shall continue ou the books of the said Society as a 
 member thereof. .-.,,,„ ,., ,.v ,,. C D. 
 
 Witness ' ^*^>^* -^^ - Michaelmas Term, 3 Wm. 4. 1832, 
 
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 »■ NO- 13- ■. 
 
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 'Vini fl'JJ5 ^'.,!t ^,ir.}./„ Yl .< r. 
 ,''vH 'iAW SOCIETY Off Ul'PHIl C.ljf\DA, OSOOODE HALI-. 
 
 TO U'It: 
 
 Know all men by ther.Q present.?, that we C. D. (narteS in full) of 
 E. in the county of F. iii this Province, Gentleman, Member of 
 The Law Society of Upper Canada, now standing pn the books of the 
 said Society as a Student of the Laws, (or "Esquire, Member of tiid 
 Honourablj Society of Lincoln's Lin," Gray's Inn, The Mi.idie Tem- 
 ple, or The Inn':>r Temple, as the case nrvy ho" duly callod to pr.Tctiv^o 
 at the Bar of ITia Majesty's Superior ('oiirl? in Eu^irlaud," or, " i:]sqimo 
 duly called th practice at the Bar in His Mnjctty's Province of Low^or 
 Canada'," Nova Scotia or Now Brunswick, fc;. as tl.e cape.miy be, ♦' iu 
 North Aitt -riea,") and Z.D. of E. in the county of F. merchani, anfl 
 V. N. of T. in tha county of R. yeoman, are jointly and severally hnld 
 and tlrmly bound to The La^ Boveif of Upp.'^r Oantui*- in the i>cnai 
 
i 
 
 11' 
 
 I 
 
 8d 
 
 APPHNDIX. NOS. 13 * 14. 
 
 flutn of One hundred Pounds of l&>yful money of Upper Canada, to b<f 
 ptiid to The La«ir Society 'Of Upper Canada afSrorififtT; ftfr Which 'pav- 
 ment to be well and truly made we bind ourselves, and each bf us binda 
 himself, our, each, and every of our heirs, execiitore and admin ratrat«»r» 
 firmly by tliesa presents, — Soalcd with our seals. Datod this dAy of 
 in ilie year of Hip Majesty's reign, and in the year of oUr Lord ono 
 thousana eight hundred and 
 
 The condition of this obligation is soch, that if the above boundfen 
 C. D. (names in full) shall and will well and truly pay, or cause to bo 
 ]>aid, to The Law Society of Upper Canada aforesaid, all such fees ilhd 
 dues of what nature or kind soever, as now afo due or prtyatle by or 
 from him to the said Society, by or under any Rule, Resolution, Order, 
 Bye-law or Regulation of the said Society, pafised by the said Society, 
 
 Sby The Benchers thereof^ with the approbation of the Judges bf 
 e Province, as Visitors of the said Society, or which shall o^ mdj' 
 hereafter become due or payable by or from him to the t.aid Sb- 
 ciety, under the same, or under any other Rulpf Resolution, Ord^r, 
 Bye-law or Regulation to be passed by The Benchers of the said Soci- 
 ety in Convocation, with such approbation as aforesaid ; and also do 
 and shall moreover well, faithfully & truly obey, observe, perforin, fulfil & 
 keep all the Rules, Resolutions, Orders, Bye-laws, and Regulditions of 
 the said Society, passed, as aforesaid, and now in force^ or hereafter to 
 be passed, as aforesaid, during such time as he shall continue on the 
 the books of the said Society as a member thereof— then this obligation 
 iball be void, otherwise shall be and remain in full force, virtue ^eflfeot' 
 •fiealed and delivered in the presence of ' ' ' 
 
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 NO 14. 
 
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 .'Hid 
 
 xwr, Hc.i;l '«f'i '■ ' *h(i. 
 
 CERTIFICATE ON BOND. 
 
 lAW 
 
 SOCIETY OF 
 
 ^VPFER 
 TO 
 
 CANADA, 
 
 Wit: . 
 
 OSaOODK HALL,' 
 
 4 
 
 These are to Certify, that we, the subscribers hereunto, are well ac 
 quainted with the within named Z. D. and V. N. and that they are free- 
 holders of substance amply sufficient to secufc the performance of the 
 Condition of the within Bond. J. S.- 
 
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 ,;; TREASURERS REPORT ON PETITION FOR CALL. 
 
 6!'' :.. . ■•• ij 
 
 ' ti^i'i v!< t*^*"^ SOCIETY OF UPPER CANADA, 08GOODE HALL, '•<'■" ^t 
 
 . '■,.,;,,'; 'r,- i, -,., V .!b ''m ■;>■; TO WIT: .t.u..— -. . ./ V iO .-M 
 
 To Tite Benchers of The Laio Society of Upper Caiiadai in Cowcation. 
 
 Mr Treasurer with reference to the P( tition and Presentation for 
 
 CaJi of C. D. hereunto annexed, begs leave pursuant to the standing 
 
 order of Convocatiou in this behalf, moat respectfully to report : 
 
 . That he has carafully cxamioed the said petition &• presentation aud 
 
Iton. 
 
 for 
 
 (ing 
 
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 APPENDIX. NOS. 16 & 17. 81 
 
 that they appear to him to be complctit and regular in every icspect. 
 That he has aearched the Journal ft Convocation and findn that the said 
 candidate was duly admitted intathis Sbdtcty aa a Member thcreofi and 
 entered aa 4 ^(udo^t of tho-Lawa, on tlio -day of ip the Terun of in 
 the Yearbf ourTiOrd 18 Thattlie Class of tho Examination of the said 
 Candidate on his Admission was That lie ha» searched the Register 
 and finds that th« said. Candidate has duly.icept the following Terms at 
 the Seat of the Court of E!ing's B^'nch and of this Society, pursuant to 
 the Rule of Hilary Term, 8 of Geo. 4, chap. 1. That is to say, 
 
 Thft.Terroof .1^ tlie Termof 18 the Term of 1& and the 
 Ttoof 18 
 
 That Notice of the Presentation of the said Candidate f«r his Call, 
 was duly given on the day of in Jast Term. That the said Candi- 
 date has fully conformed himself to the Rules of the Society and. Staii^ 
 ding Qrd0i;ei.of C^onvo.qatioii, and that should his eduoatiotibe found U[h 
 onje^^9iimi,tipn tp he sufHcicnt, there exist? to his knowledge no objoctiot^ . 
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 By Virtue of the authority vested in mo usTnnuni. 
 rer of this Society by the Rule of Trinity Term in the first ani) second ^ 
 yeat« <tf the Reign of King William the Fourth, chapter Three, I have " 
 thought fit to summon, and I do hereby aecordingly summon, A CON* 
 VOCATION OF THE BENCHERS OF THIS SOCIETY, to be.., 
 held in the Convocation-Chamber, in Osgoode-Hall, at the hour of tek ^ 
 o'clock in tne forenoon of Wedncbday, the seventh day of November, 
 in this present Term. This therefore is to notify you, and every of 
 you, of tbe'&amc pur8ua,nt to the Rule above mentioned, and to request 
 your attendance, and the attendaBce of each pf yout ^ the time and 
 place aforesaid. •» ^ ^ 
 
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 ADVERTISEMENT 
 
 JJnofher vacation hating elapsed since the work went 
 to press, the Cpnwi^ee ,hftve fv^lf^ tt^mehes of the 
 opportunity thus afforded to add a Supplement containing 
 the Rule passed this Term for the reduction of the Taia 
 Fee, with other matters of interest. 
 
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 Hilary term, 3 william the 4th, OHAiwpEitf 1. 
 
 ^"■1 WhersAi it i« e:;pedient to redueethn present tenn fee. 
 
 By The Denehersof The Law Lociety of Upper Ganada^ inrCoovMa. 
 tied, with the approbation of the Judges 6f thePiDvincetiM 'Visit^im^ of 
 the laid Society, it i» ordained, 
 
 1. That BO much of the Birie of this Society of Trinifrr Temi,.in'.the 
 first and second:years of the reign of King WilliatD the Fotirtb,..cba(Aer 
 ten; as fixes the amdUnt ' of the Term fee at eleven shillings and eight 
 
 . pence, be and the same is hereby repealed. 
 
 2. That in future the amount of theTeifm fee to be imidiindsrthe 
 said Rule, shall be two shillings and sixpence,' in lieu of elereni-Bfailliags 
 and eight pence, by that Rule required. 
 
 3. That such Term fees be all paid oh or befoi'c the first day of Mi- 
 chaelmas Term in'each year. 
 
 -^ (Passed 16th f ebtuary, 1833. Approved lOfhEebruBry, 1633^) f; ; . 
 
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 ttlLARV TERM, 3 WILLIAM 4. *jJi 
 
 „i. 1. Resolved, That Gentlemen admitted into this Society, s^ edited 
 to the degree of Barrister at Law« under the authority of the secontd' sec- 
 tion of the act of the second of George the 4, Session 2, chapter 5v< are 
 under the provisions of the Rule of this Society, of the 3Tth of Oeorgo 
 the 3rd, Chapter 3, liable to the paymont of thirty pounds, that is to tayi 
 ten pounds on their being entered of the Society, and twenty^ pouodr«n 
 their Call, as arc those Gentlemen who obtain their Degree by tlie. ordi* 
 ^nary course of this Institution^ 
 
 
 SUPPLEMENT TO STJjyDIJVG ORDERS 
 OF COJVVOCi/ITfOJY. 
 
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 .Hnqr^^p-ssiii'^MA'' HILARY TERM 3 Wm. 4th- 
 
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 i Ordered, That so much of the eleventh Section of the Order of Ot* 
 ganization of the Trinity Class of Students as fixes the amount to be 
 paid into the Treasury of the Society per Term by the Trcasurei' 6f 
 that Class bo rescinded, and that in future the amount to be paid per 
 Term under that Section bo one pound five shillings instead of. t#d 
 pounds ton «hilling9 
 
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 3 Ordeiwi* Tb%i all aemberao^ the Trinity Clwi bf Studanti shall 
 «fter this present Term in addition to such other description as is now 
 Quired by the Standing Orders of Convocation, describe themselves 
 as members of that Claas in their pcfrsonal Reports to the Treasurer, 
 and Petitions and Presentations for CalL 
 
 3 Ordered, That the latter part of the 22d Standing Order of 
 Convocation of Michaelmas Term last be i^scinded^ and that in ftiture 
 wher^ % Student'el five years' standing ahall expire within any Term^ 
 but not until after the last Examination Day of such Term, it shall aiid 
 may be lawful for such Student to petition the Convoca'ion before the 
 u.expirstion of the five years; but ivithin the Term in wttioh the^ will 
 T'ixpire that his Degree may be conferred on him after the expiration of 
 Uie same; to the end that such Candidate may be examined on the 
 iisud day, and that it may not he necessary to hold Examinations 
 tapon any other than the Escamination Da/s for any purpose or lipon 
 aiiy pretence whatsoever^ 
 
 ISt/PPLEMEJVT TO EXECUTIVE{OR PJR" 
 TICULJR) ORDERS OF COJVVOCJTIOM 
 
 bitAfeY TERM, 3 WILLIAM 4. 
 
 1. Ordefed, That a standing Committee of three Benchers to be called 
 *»The Committee of CEconomy," be elected annually in Hilary Tertrifor 
 the whole year; 
 
 2. Ordered, That the Treasurer for the time being shall ex-ofiicio bei 
 Lohe of Uie three members of The Committee of GBcOnomy and the stand* 
 
 iwChairmam thereof. 
 
 8. Ordered, Th<it the gOvdntment, itiaha£rement, and control of the 
 OMMwrntcal household and domestic arrangements df O^goode Hall be 
 wholly vested in The Committee of (Economy; under the superintend- 
 hiff control of The Benchers in Convocation. 
 
 4. Ordered, That the servants of the House shall be bound iitidkt 
 written contract, detailing as accurately as may be the duties t6 be per- 
 formed and the wages to be paid ; and the Committee of CEconomy for 
 the time being ehall take dare that the terms rtf the contract be fully 
 complfed witli, and ehall have power to dismiss such servant or servants 
 ^ may be disobedient, in-egular, or by any misconduct^ Kcome unfit id 
 the opinion of the x;.'oinmittee, and al! s^ch written contracte shall ex- 
 
 SresB the servants undertaking to ubide by the determination of the 
 ommittee, touching his or her conduct and continuance in, or removal 
 ttntm service. 
 
 ■ tji. Ordered, Tha.t the arrangement & dislribiition of the several apart- 
 ments in Osgoodc Hall, as established by the last Committee ofCEcon- 
 .^fUVtheconnrrnqd and declared permanent. 
 
 4* Ordered, That BreaHfast, Dinner, and Tea shall shall be regf)l#r|y 
 
 jjierved up «t the followlngliours : Breakfast at 8 o'clock. A, M. Dinner 
 
 -,1* five b'qlok, P. M. and Tea at eight o'clock P.M. exqept on Sundays, 
 
 , wWfljDjIuie]- shall be at two o'clock, P. M. and Tea at siico'clopk, I*. M. 
 
 7. Oiraeredt That Breakfast, Dinner, and Tea respectively, ntyiil rp- 
 
 laain on the Table one hour ; after which time the table shall bo clear* 
 
 •li, and not spread agaiu till for tht next regulu meal. - 
 
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 8. Ordered, That all mftmboris of the Society dcslfous of ffvaiUBe 
 thcTtiflfilvcs of the accommodations of the Hall, shall be furnished with 
 board and bed-rooms, na proscribed in the Orders of Con\'t)catioii iff 
 that behalf, at the rate of X'37 10 0, per annum, payable qua/terly in 
 advance. 
 
 9. Ordered, That each bed-room shall be famished by the Society 
 with the folio vvinfif articles as its permanent furniture, viz : one bedstead, 
 one tabl;, two chairs, one wash hfuul Pt;i,nd, one water pilchurj one ba- 
 sin, one water pot, one candlestick and Hnuffors. 
 
 10. Ordered, Tliat every member residing at Osgoode Hall as a 
 quarterly boarder, shall find his own bed, beading, towelfl, and washing 
 of his own personal apparel. 
 
 11. Ordered, That one or more beds and bedding shall be furnished 
 j.t the expense of the House, for the accommodation of such Barristers 
 ns, boarding during Term time, miiy also wish to sleep at the Hall, at 
 tiie charge of 4s. 8d. per day, payable daily, or SDs. per week, payable 
 in advance. 
 
 12. Ordered, That members of the Society not living at Osgoode 
 Hall may breakfast, dine, drink tea, or take luncheon at the tables at 
 the hours prescribed, at the following rates: — Breakfast, jCO 1 2. 
 Luncheon, £0 1 0. Dinner, £0 1 6. Tea, £0 1 0. And any and 
 every member being a Barrister may call for a bottle of wine at a 
 charge of 5s. or a pint at 2s. 6d. 
 
 13. Ordero-d, That Luncheon shall be furnished to Boarders once a 
 day only, between the hours of 12 and 1 o'clock, every day, except 
 Sunday, on which day no Limcheon shall be served ; and members of 
 the Society not being Boarder?, partaking of Luncheon, must pay lor 
 the same at the rite prescribed. 
 
 14. Ordered, That every member inviting a strangcl- to the tables of 
 the Hall shall pny for his (jruest's dinner "in. 9d. and for all other mat- 
 ters as chargoablo to members themselves not being boarders. 
 
 15. Ordered, That every quarterly boarder omitting' for the space of 
 ten days to pay in advance agreeably to the Order of the Convocation 
 in that bei^lf, shall upon such omission be charg^ll^;..Avith the daiiy 
 board of 4s. ^d. and if this daily charge be not fiiUy paid up on the last 
 Saturday 0]^t|)ie si.\th week after such his omissitJif;, such person for' 
 
 ^^^mich his omission aTid for non payment of jthe daily charge incurred 
 * '^^*I inefbby, 'H^uSt \^ithdraw from the H^U as a Boarder, remaining liable to 
 ^'H* his arrcSr' -of dAily Ec^rd so incurred, and not^ readmissible as a Boar- 
 der till board in arr^ff and quarter in advance be paid, Which being 
 done he will be admissable, if there be room. 
 
 10. Ordered, That no bed curtains be allowed but woollen. 
 
 17. Ordered, That Cards shall not be played within the Hall ; and 
 that Gambling shall be deemed an offence so serioiis that those offend-- 
 ing against tliis Order shall he excluded from the Hall. 
 
 18. Ordered, That the House be closed and doorS locked at half 
 past ten o'clock, P. M. And if any Students, who are boarding, absent 
 themselves at night from the Hall, it hhall be the bounden dnty of the 
 Steward to report it once a fortnight to The Cotnmittce of CEconomy^ 
 who are authorized to act thereon as they may judge fitting. 
 
 19. {Temporarij and Specific.) 
 
 20 Ordered, That a Book be procured for the Registry of all gifts ancl 
 b«nefactiona to the Sodiety ; in which sliall be careudly entered in order,. 
 
 
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 all Donations and Benefactiona, with the names of the Donon m^ 
 Benefactors. 
 
 21. Ordered, That there be placed on the inside of the front eovef 
 of all books presented to the Library, a memorandum containing the 
 name of the person by wliom the" same was presented. 
 
 22. Ordered, That every privilege with respect to Commons in tha 
 Common Hall, belonging by the Orders of Convocation in that behalf, to 
 members of this Society of the degree of Barrister at Law, be extended 
 to the Secretary of the Society. 
 
 SUPPLEMENT TO ADDENDA. 
 
 NO 20 
 
 ELECTIOJS', APPOIJVTMEJVT, ADMISS!^ 
 OJSrS ^ CALL OF HILARY TERM 1833. 
 
 I.AW BOCXETT OP V'PPGR CAMADAv OSOOODE HALbi 
 
 TO wit: 
 
 HILARY TERM, 3 WILLIAM IV. 
 
 On Monday the 5th of February, in this Term, William WASRttir 
 Baldwin, Esq. was elected Treasurer of this Society. 
 
 On the same day, James Martin Cawdell, Es(«. was appointed' 
 Secretary and Librarian to this Society. 
 
 On the same day,- Mt-. Allan MacDonsll, was called to the de« 
 gree of Barrister at Law- 
 
 On Tuesday the 13th of February, in this Term, the following gen. 
 tlemen were admitted into this Society as Members thereof, and enter- 
 ed in the following order as Students of the Laws ; their Examination*- 
 hcvingbeen classed as follows, that is to'say : 
 
 SENIOR CLASS, 
 I peorge ppopgf^ 
 
 CLi,M.^' \ George Coop er.^ 2 WLllianLEo bert Sandeis .^ 
 
 JUmORCLASS, 
 l^kJZ^- 3^ Robert qfiryflv,- 4 Thotnas Clark Sttfi BU^ 
 
 I ,/iA^oCr'^, 'Si>t 5 Jacob Farrand Pringle, \ 6 D onald Wellin gton Bruce Mc. 
 
 'n.^ 9^ ^ \*l Alexfcader McDonell, a- 8 Robert H. Thryy g. ^ 
 \U0^Ji4i^\ ^ ^ex ander Hugh Dob h«yg^ 
 
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 NO 31 
 
 SUMMARY OF PROVISIOJYS RELATIVE 
 TO ADMISSIOJVSr CALL. 
 
 All members of flie Trinity Class of Studenis must now, in their 
 Petitions and Presentations for call and in their Personal Reports to 
 the Treasurer in addition to the other required description describe 
 (facmselves as members of that Class — (See secood Standing Order of^ . 
 CMvooatioa of Hilary Term, 3 Wm. 4.) 
 
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 PRESEJVT OFFICERS OF THE TBJMTY 
 CLJSS OF STUDEJYTS, 
 
 HILARY TERM, 3 WM. IV. 
 TREASURER— Mr. Francis G. Stanton, 
 ^ECRETARF— Mr. John Bell, 
 COMMITTEE-MAN—Mr. George C. Ward. 
 
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 NO 18. 
 
 PETITION FOR CALL WHERE CANDIDATE'S FIVE 
 YEARS WILL EXPIRE WITHIN THE TERM BUT 
 NOT UNTIL AFTER THE LAST EXAMINATION 
 PAY OF THE TERM. 
 
 •LAW SOCIETY OF VPPiilR CANADA, OSGOODB HALL, 
 TO WIT : 
 
 -To The Benchers of The Law Society of Vjiyer Canada^ in Covooation. 
 
 The petition of (if a member of the Tiinity Class, add— "and a mem- 
 ber of the Trinity Class of Students of this Honourable Society") 
 most respectfully showeth — 
 
 That your Petitioner is of the full age? of years, (or " will be of the 
 full ago of years on the second of this Terra") that he has received a 
 professional education which he trusts sufficiently qualifies him to com- 
 mence the practice of the Profession of the Law ; That on the second 
 day of this Term he will be of five years standing in the Books of the 
 .Society as a Student of the Laws ; That he received his professional 
 education under the superintendance of Member of this Society of 
 the degree of Barrister at Law ; That he has since his admission into 
 the Society, kept the following Terms at the seat of the Court of King's 
 Bench and of this Society, pursuant to the Rule of this Society of Hil- 
 ary Term, 8 George IV. Cliapter 1, that is to say : The Term of 18 
 The Term of 18 The Term of 18 and The Term of 18 That 
 he Iras since his admission into the Society, pursued the following 
 branches of general Learning, that 's tc say That in the course of 
 such pursuit he has read the following Works, that is to say That he 
 has particularly studied the following branches of the Law, that is to 
 ■ay, That in tho course of such study he has read the following 
 Works, that is to say. That he is under no articles of Clerkship of 
 any kind whatsoever to any person or persons whomsoever : (or " That 
 his term of service under the articles of clerkship under which he is ^t 
 present bound, will expire before the 2d of this Term") And that he is 
 .desirous of being called to the Degree of Barrister at Law in this presr 
 ^nt Tenn^ 90 soon as his five years standing shall have expired^ 
 
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 Your Petitioner thrroforo, most rcspcrtfullj prays, that hi« 
 qualifications being first examintnl and found eufiicunit accord- 
 ing to the Rules of the Society, and Standing Orders of Convociil ion 
 in that belialf, ho may, so soon as iiis naid five years phall have expired, 
 be called to the sai.d Degree accordnigly ; and he doth hereby uu- 
 detake and promise that lie will well and ivuly pay, or cause to be j)aid 
 to The Law Society of Upper Canada atbresaid, all sucii fees and 
 dues of what nature or kind soever, as now are due or payable by or 
 from liim to the said Society, by or under any Rule, Resolution, Order, 
 Bye-law or B^gulation of the said Society, passed by the c^aid Society, 
 or by The Boncliera thereof, with tiie approbiition of tho Judges of tho 
 Province, as Visitors of the said Society, or which ehall or mny here, 
 after become due or payable by or from him to the said Society, 
 under the same, or under any other Rule, Resolution, Order, 
 Bye-law or Regulation, to be passed by The Benchers of the said So. 
 ciet.y in Convocation, with such approbation as aforesaia ; and also 
 that he will moreover well, faithfully, and truly submit and conform 
 himself to, obey, observe, perform, fulfil and keep all the Rules, Resolu- 
 tions,. Orders, Bye-laws and Regulations of Uie said Society, passed as 
 aforesaid, and now in force, or hereaflier to be parsed as aforesaid, durin * 
 Buch time as he shall Qpntinve ou the books of the said Society as % 
 jaember thereof. 
 ' Witnesj, 
 
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 Term 
 
INDEX. 
 
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 for want of a Quorum, Q; cf Eztmi-' 
 
 Adjournment — of Convocation 
 
 nationp, 26. 
 Addiriott^^tt Rolls, S-l. 
 Advocates — List of 57. 
 Age — of Admission, 65 ; of Call, 67. , 
 Alterations — in Ilolls, 24. 
 Admissvm — iwto Society ; Examination on, 24, 25 ; QueationB to be 
 
 put to Convocation on, 25 ; Notice of Presentation on, 11, 64, 75 ; 
 
 Presentation on, 11, 65, 75 ; Petition for, 20, 65, 75 ; Treasurer'^ 
 
 Report on petition for, 26, 76 ; Summary of provisions relative to, 
 
 64, 90; withdrawal of petition for, 25, 26, 77 ; no question for to be 
 
 put to Convocation till all the Examinations of Term had, 26 ; 
 
 order in which such questions are to be put to Convocation, 26 ; 
 
 Personal Report of Student to Treasurer on the day after, 7, 65, 66, 
 
 79, fee on, 4, 65 ; age of, 65. 
 Atimissio?,'^—- publication of, 94 ; tliose of Hilary 7erm, 3 Wm. 4, 90. 
 Admission Day — 26, 64. 
 Admission Fce-.-4, 65. 
 
 Apartments — in Osgoodellall; arrangement of, 89. 
 Appointment — of place of meeting of The Trinity Class of Students, 34. 
 Attaching — additional sheets of parchment to Rolls, 24. 
 Attorney General — to be a Bencher ex officio, 3, 9 ; if not a member of 
 
 the Society, on appointment to office, to be admitted and called, 24. 
 Attornies General — List of the U. C. 57 
 
 AUomies-— annual certificate fee of, 10 ; persons under articles to, not 
 to be called to the Bar, 11. 
 
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 Bar — see Brrisier at Law ; and CalL 
 
 Barrister at Law — Members of the Degree of, to give Bond to Treasu- 
 rer, 3, 4, 81 ; Diploma of, 83 ; privileges of, aa to Commons in the 
 Common Hall, 89, these privileges extended to the Secretary of 
 the Society, 90 ; call to the Degree of, of Hilary Term, 3 Wm. 4, 
 90 ; the 6 Senior Members of the Degree of, to be Benchers by 
 right of Seniority, 9 ; and see Call. 
 
 Barristers' Roll — 43 
 
 Bed Curtains — none but woUen permi<ted, 89. 
 
 Bed Roo7ns — furniture of, 89 ; for Barristers at daily and weekly Com- 
 mons, 89. 
 
 Benchers — 17, 18 ; the two Crown Officers to be Benchers ex officio 3, 9; 
 the four Senior Barristers, Benchers by right of seniority, 3 ; the 
 six Senior Barristers, Benchers by right of seniority, 9 ; to take 
 Treasurership in rotation, 3 ; a number elected by Rule, 5 ; 
 legislative power of the Society transferred to, 5, 17, 18; Q,uorum 
 of, 5 ; may have dissent recorded on Journals, 8 ) how to be 
 elected, 9 ; who to be without election, 9 ; publication of Elections 
 of, 34 ; when to give reasons for votes, 23 ; Roll of, 47 ; Incorpo. 
 rated, 18 ; corporate powers of, a trust for the benefit of the Socie- 
 ty at large, 18 ; List of the present Benchers, 63. 
 
 Benciars' Roll — 47. 
 
 Benefactors — names of, to be entered in Register, 89, 
 
 Benefactions — 89. * 
 
 Blanks — Notices, &c. where to be had, 64. 
 
 Boni'-Qn ca]]« 4. 9, 66, 67, 81 ; certificate on, 67, 82. 
 
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 u i. 
 
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t4 mPlX. 
 
 Bo6k*-r-frt»«nifi to Library, to be diitinguiihf d by aamf vf Donor 99 
 
 inside of front cover, 90. 
 Ureakfast—hont of, 88 ; rate of, 89. 
 jJye-Latrj— Report on, 58. 
 
 Canada, Upper — see Upper Canada. 
 
 Call — to the Degree ot Biirrietcr at Law, fee on, 4, 66 ; Bond on, 4, 9, 
 81 ; menjbf rs on caJl to appear in gown, &c. 23, 67 ; petition for, 
 27, 66, 80, 88, 91 ; Notice of Presentation on, 11, 66, 79; Present 
 tation on, II, 66, 80 ; Exatninat'ons for, 11, 25, 66, 67 ; qucstionv 
 to be taken on Ejxaniination for, 25 ; queetiong on, 25 ; summary of 
 provisipns relative '.o. 04,90; Treasurer's Rei)ort on petition for, 
 27, 82 ; Candidate . muist apply before his live yi^ars have expired 
 if they expire within the Term, butat^er the last Examination Day 
 of the Term, 88,91; no Examination for to be held on either of 
 the last two days of Term, 26, 85 ; Diploma on, 83 ; of Hilary 
 Term, 3 Wm. 4, 90. 
 
 Calls — publication of, 34. 
 
 Caption — to Drafts of Rules and Rulep, 31, 
 
 Cards — prohibited, 89. 
 
 Candidate for Admission — to be examined, 11, 65 ; presented by a Bar- 
 rister in 'vriting, 11, 65, 75; deposit petition, &c. with Treasurer 
 one day before Examination Day, 28, 65 ; for Optimes Class, 24, 
 65; for Senior Class, 25,65,66; for Junior Class, 25,66; may 
 obtain leave to withdraw petition for admission, 24, 25, 26, 65, 77. 
 
 for Call — to the Degree of Barrister at Law ; to be examined, 
 
 11, 66, C7; presented by Barrister in writing, 11, 66, 60; 
 deposit petition, Bond, &c. with Treasurer, one day bofore Exami- 
 nation Day, 27, 66 ; must not be under articles ot Clerkship, 11 ; 
 must petition before the expiration of the five years if they 
 expire within the Term, but after the last Examination Day of 
 Term, 88, 91 ; must appear before Convocation robed, 23 67. 
 
 Certificate — Attorney's fee for annual 10 ; on Bond, 67, 82 ; of Ad- 
 mission, 25, 77. 
 
 Chambers — and Commons ; quarterly, 89 ; weekly and daily, 89. 
 
 Chars;es — for Chambers and Commons, 89. 
 
 Chief Justices — of U. C. ; List of 56. 
 
 Ctess— see Classes ; and Trimiy Classs of Students ; of Examination 
 to be stated in Certificate of Admission, 25. 
 
 Classes — examinations for admission divided into, 24, 25; of Students, 12; 
 [1] established 12; [2] each to be organised by Convocation 12 ; [3] 
 each to have President, Treasurer and Secretary 12; [4] who to pre- 
 side in absence of President, 12; [5] to have powtrwith assent of 
 President, to make Regulations, 13 ; [6] Copy of Regulations to be 
 transmitted within a month to the Treasurer of the Society, 13; 
 [7] who to be Pesidents of, 13 ; [8j who Treasurers and Secreta-. 
 ries, 13 ; [9] of what the Exercises of, to consist, 13 ; [101 
 mi- num of the number of meetings for Exercises to be held 
 by, per annum, 13; [11] Secretary to keep a Register, 13, 14 ; [12] 
 Duplicate of Register to be annually transmitted to Treasurer of 
 Society, 14; [13] power of Convocation to dissolve aJJ or any of 14. 
 
 Closing Doors — hour of 89. 
 
 Committee — of whole, Convocation may, by leave of Convocation, sit in 
 Vacation 6 ; Select Cojnmittee may, without leave, sit ia VacatiQP H 
 
m»BX. 
 
 14. 
 
 
 tiommitte* of (Economy — 88 ; Chainnan 88 ; power* and dutiei' of 88 ; 
 aa to Servants 88 ; their arrangement of apnartmenta confirmed 88 1 
 To inmiirc into conduct of Commoners absenting themselves from 
 Hall after heurs 89. 
 
 Committed-Man— Q^fh^ Trinity Class of Students, 68. 
 
 Commoners — quarterly 89; to find certain articles of Bed-Room Furni- 
 ture 89 ; Defaulters 89 ; Weekly and Daily 89. 
 
 Common Hall — all privileges of Banisters as to Commons extended to 
 Secretary of the Society 90; appointed by Treasurer as the place of 
 meeting of the Trinity Class of Students, 69. 
 
 Common Roll — 37 ; and see Rolls. 
 
 Commons — and Chambers ; quarterly 89 ; weekly and daily 89. 
 
 Convocation — of Benchers; invested with the Letjislative powers of Soci- 
 ety 5, 17, 18; when held 7; where, 7; who to preside in 7; may bo ad- 
 journed for want of a Quorum 8 ; by whom 8 ; may be summoned 
 by Treasurer 8, 84 ; proceedings in to be after Parliamentary mode 
 8 ; mode of proceeding m as to Drafts of Rules 8, 9 ; Business of 
 18 ; Judges to assent to Drafts ef Rulea j)as8ed by 18 ; within what 
 time 8, 9; Resolutions of 17, 18 : Judges no negative upon 18; Stand, 
 ing Orders of 18, 23, 87 ; Judges no negative upon 19 ; Particular 
 or Executive Orders of 18, 19, 31, 88 ; Judges no negative upon 19 ; 
 Standing Days of sittmg of 8, 64 ; for Examinations 26, 64 i for ad« 
 missions 26, 64. 
 
 Convocation Days — 8, 26, 64. 
 
 Copy of Rolls — See vaper Copy of Rolls. 
 
 Corporation — 18 ; Trustees for benefit of Society at large 18. 
 
 D 
 
 ■ 'v 
 Day—see Examination Days and Admission Day, 
 Deaths — of certain Bonchera to be reported, 23. 
 Debate— 23. 
 
 Default — in payment of quarterly Commons, 89. 
 Defaulter — see Commoner. 
 Degree-^etilion for 66, 80, 81, 91. 
 Deposit-^Mvith Treasurer ; with Petition for Admission, 30, 27| 89' ; witkr 
 
 Petition for Call, 27, 66, 67. 
 Dipioma—oi Barrister at Law, 83. 
 
 Dinner — hour of 88 ; on Sundays, 88 ; rate, 89. ; 
 
 Dissent — of Benchers may bo recorded on Journals, 8. 
 Donations— 89, 90. 
 
 Donors — names of to be entered in Register, 90. 
 Doors — hour of closing 89. 
 Draft — of Rule ; not to be passed in one Term, 8, 9 ; Judges a negative 
 
 upon 17 ; within what time Judges to signify approbation of^ to ba 
 
 valid, 8, 9 ; caption to 31. 
 Draft Book — Drafls to be signed by Judges in this Book before Ist 
 
 day of Term afler passing, 8, 9. 
 
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 Easter 7*cnn--63. 
 
 CEcemomy— Committee of; see Committee of CEctmamy. 
 
 EkctUms—oi Treasurer 6, 10 ; of Benchers, 9 ; publication of 34 ; of 
 
 Hilary Term, 3 William 4, 90; of Treasurer of Trinity Class of 
 
 iStudentflb 33 ; of Secretary, 33 ; (^Horum for 33. 
 
 (\\ 
 
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 1" 
 
1 
 
 t* tsttx. 
 
 Entries- ^n Rolls, £'4 ; in Paper Copy of Rolls» 24. 
 
 Esiablishmenl of Soc'vely — 17. 
 
 Examimlions—none to be had except on Examination Day, 26 88; none 
 . to be had on either of the two last days of Term, 2(5, 88 ; for Ad- 
 mission, 11, 23, 65 ; Report rm 61 ; to be classed, ^4, CD ; optimea 
 24, 65 ; Senior 25, G5 ; Junior 25, 66. 
 
 on Call, 11, 25, 66 ; Questions to bo put to Convoca- 
 tion on each, 25 ; not classed as Optimes or Senior, lobe ipso facto 
 classed as Junior 25. 
 
 Examination Days— 20, 64; hour of meeting of Convocation on 20, 64. 
 
 Exercises— of Classes of Students, 13 ; none during Session of Trinity 
 Class, 33 ; of what to consist, 13 ; of Trinity Class, 33, 34 ; and see 
 Triniit) Class of Students. 
 
 I 
 
 rep— admission 4, 65, 87 ; Call 4, 66, 67 ; Term 3, 4, 10, 87. 
 
 Felloics — see Members 
 
 First day of Term — a Convocation day 8, 26, 64 ; an Examination Day 
 26, 64; Treasurer on to roport the Entries to be made on Rolls incon« 
 (sequence of the Admissions, Calls &;c. of preceding Term, 24. 
 
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 CramWing— prohibited and pnniphed with exclusion, 89. 
 Gazette — Admission, Calls and Elections to be pubUshed in 84. 
 Gi/ifs— Register of, 89, 90. 
 Cries/ — Members, 89. 
 
 I 
 
 Hall — See Osgooda Hall and Common Hall. 
 
 Hilary Term 63 — Treasurer to be elected in 10 ; Treasurer and Secre* 
 
 tary of each Class of Students to be elected on first day of 13. 
 //owr— -of meeting of Convocation on Examination Days and Admiggion 
 
 Day 26, 64 ; of closing doors, 89. 
 House — Servants, 88. 
 
 Incorporation — 18 
 Index-^Xo Rolls, 51- 
 
 
 
 Journals — of Convocation of preceding Term to be road on first day of 
 subsequent 23; reasons for alterations and addition to Rolls, to be 
 entered on 24 ; Bencher may have his dissent recorded on, 8 : but 
 with reasons, 8. 
 
 Judges— Visitors of Society, 17: as such have a negative en Rules, 17 } 
 must assent before first day of Term after the Draft of Rule passes 
 Convocation, 9 ; have no negative on Resolutions of Convocatior. 
 
 P 18; nor on Standing Orders of Convocation 18, 19; nor on Particular 
 or Executive Orders of Convocation 18, 19 ; have refused to pas* 
 an opinion on such, 18. 
 
 Justices — C hief, List of 66 . 
 Puisne, List of 56, 
 
 K 
 
 Ktepvng Term*— 6, 7. 66. 
 
 Ming's JBench—Ienncto be kept »t aeftt of 0, 7, M i 
 
INDEX. 
 
 |y 
 
 I 
 
 l*»rjj*--Statutes at, of TJ. C. Series of, 33. 
 
 liOto Soci^ of Upper Canada — When established, 17 : who membcM/ 
 17 ; Corporation of, what, 18 , powers of Corporation of, a trust Ibr 
 Society at large, 18 ; legislative power of, vested in fienchere, 5t 
 17, 18; transfer of this power recognized by act of parliament, 18; 
 Rules of, 17: Terms of, 63; see Common Roll; Barrister's RoU; 
 Bencher's RoU ; Treasurer's Roll. 
 
 Lesislative—pow^r of Society transferred to Benchers, 5, 17, 18. 
 
 Lwrary — Books presented to, to be marked with Donor's name, 90. 
 
 Librarian — ^Jamcs M. Cawdell appointed 90. 
 
 Luncheov, — hour of 89; period to remain on Table, 89; furnished gratis 
 only to Commoners in Chambers, 89; rate of, to other members 89, 
 
 Meals — hours of 88 ; period to remain on table, 88 ; hours of, on Sun- 
 days, 88 ; rate of, to Members not Commoners, 89. 
 
 Menders — of Society, «ee Students, who, 17, 18; none but (and Officers) 
 to reside in Os^oodc Hall, 19 ; to be robed when called 23 ; nanies 
 of newly admitted, called &c. to be published, 34 ; Roll of 37 ; 
 Guests of, 89 ; any pe;rson not a member appointed to the office «f 
 Attorney or Solicitor General, to be admitted and called 24. 
 
 Members — of Classes of Students, who to be 12 ; of Trinity Class of 
 Students, 3.2 ; and see Trinity Class of Stiideras 
 
 Michaelmas Term 03— -Treasurer to be elected in, 6. 
 
 Monday — The first, of each Term a Standing Convocatidn Ddy, 8, 64 ; 
 and the first Examination Day 26,° 64.° 
 
 m 
 
 Notice— qT Presentation,!!, 64, 66i 75, 79 ; of Election of Bencher, 9. 
 
 Cfl^cers — None but (and Members) permitted to reside in Osgood* . 
 
 Hall, 19; Present, of the Society, 63, 90 ; of The Trinity Class of 
 
 Students, 67, 91. 
 Osgoode HallrSent of Society, 31 ;' none but Members and Officers 
 
 permitted to reside In, 19; a Class of Students organized at 32. 
 Ojrfimea— Class 24, 65. 
 Order — in which questions on Examinations, Admissions and Calls t« 
 
 be patf 26 ; in which Treasurers Reports on Petitions are to b« 
 
 lai<i on Table^ 27. 
 Orcbrs— «M Staniing Orders, and Pitrticular Orders. 
 
 Pnper Cijpy of jRoZiJ— Entries in how to be made 24. 
 
 ParchnKru—Aidii^ additional piece of, to Rolls, 24. 
 
 Parliameraary tmoo?— the one to be observed in Convocation, 8. 
 
 Particular Orders^— o( Convocation 18, 31, 88, 39, 90 ; Judges no nega- 
 tive upon, 19. 
 
 Petition — for Admission, 20, 65, 75 ; to withdraw Petitioii for Admissir 
 on, 25, 26, 65, 77; for CtU, 27, 80, 88, 91. 
 
 Personal Report-ot' »3tudem to Treasurer ; how to be made 7, 68 ; u 't 
 
08 
 
 INDEX. 
 
 day of Term, 78; on last day of Term, 79; on day after admiMion^ 7,' 
 65, 06, 78 ; of Member of Trinity Cla*, 88 ; 
 
 Practice— of Trinity Class of Students, 70 ; parliamentary, to be the 
 practice of Convocation, 8. 
 
 Presentation — for Admission to be in writing, 11, 75; Notice of 11, 75 ; 
 - on Call, to be in writing, 11, 80 ; Notice of 11, 79. 
 
 President — Each Class of Students to have one 12 ; to be a Member 
 of a degree, 12 ; to have a negative on all proposed Regulations of 
 Class, 13 ; to transmit copy of Regulations to Treasurer of Society, 
 13; to be appointed by Convocation, 13 ; of Trinity Class, 32, 63. 
 
 Provisions — relative to Admission and Call, 64. 
 
 Puisne Judges — List of 56. 
 
 Qwcsfion— Putting the 23. 
 
 Questions — to be put to Convocation on Examinations for Admission^ 
 25 ; for Call, 25 ; no question for* Admission to be put till all the Ex- 
 ammations of the Term are completed, 26 ; Order in which ques- 
 tions on Admission to be put, 26. 
 
 Quorum— of Convocation, 5; of Trinity Class of Students in Session,' 
 33 ; for election of Treasurer and Secretary of the Class, 33. 
 
 Aegister — of Terms kept, 7; of Donations and Benefactions, 89, 90; each 
 Class of Sludents to have one 13, 14; what this last to contain, 14; a 
 duplicate thereof to be transmitted to Treasurer of Society annu- 
 ally, 14, 
 
 Regulations — of Classes of Students ; how to be made, 13 ; must be as- 
 sented toby President of Class, 13 ; may be annulled by Convoca- 
 tion, 13 ; to be transmitted to Treasurer of Society at Osgoode 
 Hall within one month, 13. 
 
 ————-of the Trinity Claos of Students, 68 ; [1] respecting open- 
 ing Meetings for election of "treasurer and Secretary, 68 ; [2] in 
 Session, 68 ; [3] for Exercises, 68 ; [4] proposed regulations to 
 be certified to President, 68; such as are assented to, to be copied in- 
 to Register, 68 ; and a fair copy made for President to trancmit, 68; 
 [5] Committee of Direction, 68 ; a third Committee Man to be ap- 
 pomted each Session, 68 ; [6] days of meeting for Exercises, 
 68; [71 hour of meeting, 68; [8] hour of meeting in Term time, 
 wh'le K, B. occupy Common liall, 63, 69 ; [9] Secretary to keep 
 index to Register, 69 ; [10] place of meeting, 69 ; [11^ admission 
 fee, 69 : [12] Secretary to be exempt from all Term fees, 69 ; [13] 
 Secretary at each meeting to read minutes of preceding meeting, 
 J9; [14] Term fee 69; [15] how to withdraw from Class, 69; 
 16] Barristers admittted to Exercises upon certain terms, 69 ; 
 '17] their right of precedency as such, suspended as ffe Class while 
 attending Exercises, 69 ; [18] Original Essays, 69 ; [19]subjects of 
 Historical or Philosophical interest, 69, VO; [20] points in the Munici- 
 pal law 70; [21] Uuestions of Universal, &c. taw, 70; [22] annu- 
 al Examination of Class, 70; [23] OreTenus Expositions, 70; [24] 
 reading to the Class, 70 ; Examination, 70 ; [1] Term fee, 70* 
 
 JReJ)ea^— general of all, except certain Rules, 11. 
 
 ,«<yon— of Treasurer on Petition for Admission, 26, 27 ; of Treasurer on 
 petition for Call, 27, 82 ; on Bye-Laws, 58 j on Examinationf.'Cl ;. 
 «f entries to be made on Rollfi, 24. 
 
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 INDEX. 
 
 M 
 
 i?*port.5-- Personal Reports of Students to Treasurer, 7, 66, 78, 79, 88. 
 Resohiiions — of Convocation, 17, 87; Judwes no negative upon 17, 18. 
 Rolls — no alteration to be made in, except under direction of Treasurer, 
 
 24 ; sucli alterations and reasons for to be entered on Jour (als of 
 
 Convocation, 24 ; addition to how to be made, 24 ; to be seakd,24 ; 
 
 to be in custody of Treasurer, 31 ; index to, 51 ; and see Common ■ 
 
 Roll, 37 ; Barristers Roll, 43 ; Bencliers Jioll, 47 ; and Treasurers 
 
 RolUm. 
 jRuk— Draft of, cannot bo passed in one Term, 8, ; Judges a negative 
 • upon 17, assent of Judges to to be signified before first Day of 
 
 Term after passing; 8, 9, 
 Rules — 3; Caption to, 31 ; in whom power of making first vested, 17'; to 
 
 whom transferred, 17 ; wIipii, 17 ; how, 17; when transfer recoguii- ■ 
 
 ed by Act of Parliament, 18. 
 
 S 
 
 Saturday — 1 & 2 of each Term ft Convocation Day, 8, 64 ; lat an Exaui; 
 
 ination Day, 26, 04. 
 Seal — of Society, 31 ; Custody of, 31. 
 Seat — of Society, 31. 
 Servants — of house, 88. 
 
 Session — of Trinity Class of Students, 33 ; 4 in year, 33; during it no 
 meeting of Class for Exercises, 33 ; when to coraeraence, 33 ; when 
 end, 353; quorum of Class in, 33. 
 Sccrctorv-of Society, James M. Cawdell appointed, DO; privileges of 90: 
 each Class to have one 12 ; of Classes to be a member of Society 
 withou: a degree, t3 ; to bd elected by Clases annually, 13 ; when, 
 13 ; in default of election by Clasp how to bo appointed, 13, 32 ; to 
 keep Register of Class, 13, 14 ; to make copy of Register to bo 
 transmitted to Treasurer of Society, 14. 
 
 ___ of Trinity Class of Students ; see Regulations of Trinity Clast 
 
 of Students. 
 Senior Barristers-:— t\iy> ^ ; Benchers by Seniority, 9. 
 Senior — Bencher may adjourn Convocation in absence of Treasurer 
 
 for want of a quorum, 8. 
 Senior Class — 25, 65. 
 
 Society— by what act established, 17 ; who members of 17; how to make 
 Rules, 17 ; hov>r and when })ower of making Rules transferred to 
 Benchers, 17 ; when this transfer recognised by act of Parlia. 
 
 ment, 18. i . 
 
 Solicitor General— \.o be Bencher ex-officio, 3, 9 ; if not a member when 
 
 appointed to be admitted and called, 24. 
 Solicitors General — List of of U. C. 57. 
 
 Standing Convocation Days — 64. - 
 
 Standing Orders of Convocation— 18, 23, 87; Judges no negative updh 
 
 19. 
 
 Studevis-Memhers of Society, 17; admission of 4, 05 ; fee on admission 
 4, 65 ; on Call, 4, 66 ; to keep 4 Terms at the seat of K. B. 6, 66 ; 
 to repori themselves to Treasurer qn first and last days of Term 
 kept, 7, 66, 78, 79 ; may keep Term of admission, 7,65, 66; how to 
 report themselves for that purpose, 7, 65,66, 78; Boarders absen.. 
 tino- themselves froin Osgoode Hall, to be reported to Committee 
 of OEconomy, 69 ; and see Members, Admission, Call. • 
 
 Summan/— of provisions relative to Admissions & Calls, 64, 90; 
 
 ^wnmajy— of the practice of The Trinity Class of Student! relativfto 
 
 !.^ 
 
 .# 
 
 ■ -* 
 
109 
 
 INDEX. 
 
 
 Exercises, 70 ; annual Excjnmatioi), 70 ; meetings for jCzerois^ 
 71 ; hour, 71 ; who to take Chair when President absent, 71 ; min* 
 utes, 71 ; contents of minutes, 71 ; President leaving Chair, 71 •; 
 order ofthe day, 71 [11 Law arguments, 71 ; [2] Discussion of Gen. 
 I^ral Quest ton8,71; [3j preeentation of Essays, 71 ; [4] Ore Tenn« 
 Expositions, 71; [5] Introduction of general questions, 71, 72 ; 
 [0] Distribution of subjects for Ore Tenus Expositions, 71, 72; [7] 
 Reading, 71, 72; [8] Examination, 71, 72 ; President leaving Chair^ 
 72; Treasurer or Senior Student, &c. taking Chair, 72 ; adjourn* 
 ment,72. ■• ^ 
 
 Sureties — in Bond on Call, 9, 67. 
 
 ' • ' ..T 
 
 Tea — hour of, 88 ; on Sundays, 88 ; rate, 89. 
 
 .Term i^'ee— amount of, 3, 4, 10, 67 } when to be paid, 87. 
 
 Term Time — Convocations to he held only in, 7. 
 
 Terms'^— see Kee}nng Termx — Students^ of Society, 63 ; 4 to be kept at 
 seat of King's Bench by Student previous to Call, 6, 66 ; how, 7, 
 66. 
 
 Tuesday — second of each Term a Convocation Day, 8, 26 ; the Admis* 
 sion Day, 28. 
 
 Treasurership — see Treasurer ; to be taken by rotation annually, 3 ; t^ 
 be conferred by election annually in Michaelmas Term , 6 ; ia 
 Hilary Term, 10. 
 
 Treasurer — Bond to, 3, 4, 9, 67, 81 ; to be elected annually in Ml- 
 chnelmas Term, 6 ; how, 6 ; in Hilary Term, 10 ; to preside in 
 Convocation, 7 ; may adjourn Convocation for want of Quorum, &; 
 ^ mty summon Special Convocation, 8, 84 ; how to put question, 
 23 ; in what course to give his own vote, 23 ; to Examine Candi- 
 date or name Bencher to examine 23 ; duty of, on death of 
 certain Banchers, and certain appointments to office of Attorney ox 
 Solicitor General, 23, 24 ; to report on petition for Admission, 26, 
 27, 7G ; to report on petition for Call, 27, 82 ; order in which he it 
 to lay reports on table, 27 ; to sign all instruments passing the Beal 
 of the Society, 31 ; to appoint place of meeting in Osgoode Ifall 
 for Trinity Class of Students, 34 ; to have custody of Seal, 31 ; 
 of Rolls 84; Election of to be published, 34 ; W. W. Baldwin ©lect-^ 
 ed, 90. 
 
 Trcosurcr— Each Class of Students to have one, 12 ; to be a Student, 
 13 ; how and when elected, 13 ; in default of election by Class, t<j' 
 h6 afipointed by President, 13 ; of Trinity Class of Students, 32. 
 
 Treasurers Roll— AQ. ' 
 
 Trinity Tcrm—6'i. • ' 
 
 SVinity Class of StvJentS"e3tzh\iahme\it of at Osgoode Hall 3^; Treasur- 
 er to appoint room in which meetings of, to be held 34, members of, 
 to describe themselves as such in their Personal Reports, Petitions, 
 &c. 88 ; [1] of whom to consist, 82 ; [2] name, 32 ; [3] place of 
 holding meetings of, 32 ; [4] President, 32 ; [5] Treasurer and 
 Secretary, 32 ; [61 casual vacancies in office of Treasurer or Se- 
 cretary how to be filled, 32; [71 Sessions, 33 ; [8] during Session 
 
 
 no meetings for exercises, 33 ; [9] quorum for Sessions and election 
 of Treasurer and Sec'y 33; [10] power to make Regulations, 3^ ; 
 fll^foc of, 50s to be paid to Treaaurer of Society by, 3.1 ; of 25b 
 87 ; [12] who admitted to its Exercises gratis, 33 ; [13] may admit 
 ']Barri8ters to Exercises, 33; [14] Exercises of, of what to consist, 83, 
 
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 INDEX. 
 
 m 
 
 84 ; preflent officers of, 57, 01 ; Re^Mioni of, 68, Ofl^ 70, and a«e 
 Begvlaluma ; Summary of practice of with respect to Exercises, 
 7D, 71 aod Ti ; and see Summary of Practice of Trinity Clast of 
 Students. 
 Tnut — Powers vested in Corpotation. a trust for benefit of Society at 
 
 Wpp^ CaTiaio—see Lau> Society of; Statutes at large of, the Bene* o^ 
 presented by Mr. Treasurer, to be continued, S2. ' 1^^ 
 
 Yintar* — Judges, 17 ; their power^ 17, 18, 19 ; and see Judget. 
 
 Wtn»— 89, 
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 petition for admission, 35, 26 77 ; when petition for to 
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 top, for "he," read "the." 
 
 for "Examination," read "£lxami« 
 
 nations." 
 for " to ;- divided" read "bo divided** 
 for " paying," road " praying." 
 ^ for " Benches," read " Benchers." 
 of 1st col. for "Herchimer," read 
 
 " Herchmer. 
 of Ist column, for "1838," read 1888 
 of " for "IJercliiraer," read 
 
 " Herchmer." 
 of 2d col'n. for " Geo. 3," read " Geo. 
 
 4." 
 fDr"Clme," read "Cline." 
 for," Herchimer," read " Herchmer" 
 
 for" 51, 46, 38, read 
 
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 for "Washburn, Simon, 59 57," read 
 •< Washburn, Simon^ 59, 57, 38." 
 for " William Dummcr Powell, 56 
 Geo. 3, 1810, Thomas Scotl, 46 
 Geo. 3r 1806," read "Thomas 
 Scott, 46 Geo. 3, 1803, William 
 Dummer Powell, 56 Geo. 3, 1816" 
 for " On the following day attend at 
 psgoode Hall and enter your Exer- 
 cise in the Exercise Book, and if yoa 
 desire to keep the Term of your ad- 
 mission as one of your four terms. 
 You must also on the day after your 
 admission make your personal report 
 to the Treasurer." read, " On the 
 following day attend at Oegoode 
 Hall and enter your Exercise in tho 
 Exercise Book, and iff you desire to 
 keep the Term of your admission as 
 one of your/ojtr terms, you must also 
 on the day aftet' your admission 
 make your personal report to the 
 Treasurer." 
 
 for " Edmission," read " Admission" 
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TiATW SOCIETY. 
 
 RULE. 
 
 PASSED HILARY TERM, 18 VIC. 
 
 Whereas there is reason to hope that this society may 
 soon be able to procure Law Lectures to be delivered to their 
 members upon a scale more or less extended, and it ia 
 desirable to render attendance upon such lectures necessary 
 to the keeping of terms under the rule of the society of 
 8 Geo. IV. chapter 1. By the Benchers, &;c., it is ordained, 
 &c., — 
 
 That so soon as arrangements shall bo made by Convo- 
 cation for tho delivery of Law Lectures to the members of 
 this society in term time at Osgoodc Hall, notice shall be 
 given of the same in the official Gazette of the province, in 
 like manner as notice of admission and call is now given in 
 the same ; and from thenceforth no student of the society 
 shall be allowed any term as kept under the same rule 
 unless in addition to the requirements of that rule and those 
 of the rule of Trinity Term 1 & 2 Wm. IV. chap. 1, he 
 shall, if not excu.nd by Convocation during the same term 
 upon the ground of sickness or some unavoidable cause, 
 attend all such lectures as may bo delivered during such 
 term, and shall exhibit to the Secretary on the last day of 
 such term a certificate or certificates from the lecturer or 
 lecturers of such term of his having so attended the said 
 lectures. 
 
 That it shall be tlie duty of the Secretary of this society 
 to keep a record of the terms in which such lectures shall 
 have been delivered, the days on which each of such lectures 
 was delivered, and the names of the students, who, having 
 duly attended such lectures, shall have <luly exhibited to him 
 the lecturer's certificate thereof. 
 
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 LAW SOCIETY. 
 
 STANDING ORDERS. 
 
 1. Ordered^ That the examinations for call to the bar, had 
 under the rule of Trinity Term 1 & 2 Wm. IV. chap. 12, 
 and passed by the Convocation as sufficient to entitle the 
 candidates to their degree of Barrister at Law respectively, 
 be divided into two classes or orders, viz., those for " call " 
 simply, and those for "ca?^ with honours." 
 
 2. Ordered^ That in future such examinations be partly 
 oral, as heretofore, and partly by printed or written ques- 
 tions, to be delivered to the candidates assembled for that 
 purpose previous to the examination day ; such questions to 
 be answered in writing under the supervision of the Examiner 
 of the society. 
 
 3. Ordered, That a committee of three Benchers, to be 
 called the Committee of Questions, be appointed every term 
 by Convocation, to frame and settle the questions to be 
 printed or written for the examinations of the following 
 term, which committee shall meet on the last Wednesday of 
 the following vacation, when they shall be attended by the 
 Examiner of the society, and shall then frame and settle 
 such questions for the examinations of the following term, 
 and shall provide for the printing or copying of the same. 
 
 4. Ordered, That the candidates for call shall in future 
 attend at Osgoode Hall on the Saturday next preceding the 
 term, and shall receive from the Examiner a copy of the 
 questions to be answered by them in writing, and shall then 
 and there, under the supervision of such Examiner, frame 
 the answers to such questions, and deliver such answers in 
 writing to him for the Benchers in Convocation. 
 
6. Ordered^ That the attendance of such candidate for 
 the purposes mentioned in the foregoing order be at 10 
 o'clock A.M., and that the answers bo delivered to the 
 Examiner by 3 o'clock P.M. of the same day. 
 
 6. Ordered^ That all examinations for call do take place 
 on the first examination day of the term, being the first 
 Monday therein, and all examinations for admission on the 
 second examination day of the term, being the first Saturday 
 therein. 
 
 7. Ordered^ That in the publication of calls to the Bar 
 under the 8rd Particular Order of Convocation of Michael- 
 mas term 3rd William IV., such call as shall have been 
 " ivith honours " be stated to have been so. 
 
 8. Ordered, That the form of the diploma of Barrister at 
 Law of this society be altered by the inserting therein 
 between the name and addition of the candidate and the 
 statement of his call to the Bar, the words " having performed 
 his exercises and passed his examination" or the words 
 " having performed his exercises and passed his examination 
 ivith honours," as the case may be. 
 
 9. Ordered, That in addition to the questions directed to 
 be put to Convocation upon every application for call by the 
 14th Standing Order of Michaelmas Term 3 Wm. IV., there 
 be put in cases of applications for call '■''with honours" the 
 additional question whether such examination as had received 
 and passed, be '"'■ with honours," which question shall be put 
 between the third and fourth questions, as stated in that order. 
 
 10. Ordered, That all candidates for a call to the degree 
 of Barrister at Law may, if they desire it, be examined "/or 
 honours," in which case they shall give notice thereof in 
 writing to the Secretary at least one week previous to the 
 term, and shall endorse their petitions for call with the 
 words '■'■for honours." 
 
 11. Ordered, That after the examination of any candidate 
 for call shall have been received, passed, and classed, and 
 before the question for the call of such candidate is taken, 
 such candidate may have leave to withdraw his petition for 
 call in like manner and subject to the like conditions as 
 prescribed by the 17th Standing Order of Convocation of 
 
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 12. Ordered^ That the professional part of the examina- 
 tions for call under the 13th Standing Order oi' Convocation 
 of Michaelmas Term 3 Wm. IV. shall, until further order, 
 be in the following books, with which the student will be 
 expected to be thoroughly familiar ; that is to say, when a 
 candidate does not go in for a call ''with honours,'' in — 
 
 REDDY'S ENQUIRY, HISTORICAL AND ELEMENTARY, IN THE 
 SCIENCE OF THE LAW. 
 
 BLACKSTONE'S COMMENTARIES, vol. 1. 
 
 ADDISON ON CONTRACTS. 
 
 SMITH'S MERCANTILE LAW. 
 
 WILLIAMS ON REAL PROPERTY. 
 
 STORY'S EQUITY JURISPRUDENCE. 
 
 STEPHEN ON PLEADING. 
 
 TAYLOR ON EVIDENCE. 
 
 BYLES ON BILLS. 
 
 Besides the Public Statutes relating to Uppei* Canada, and the Practice 
 of its Courts of Law and Equity. 
 
 And when the candidate goes in for a call "with honours," 
 
 then also in — 
 
 RUSSELL ON CRIMES. 
 
 STORY ON PARTNERSHIP. 
 
 WATKIN'S PRINCIPLES OF CONVEYANCING. 
 
 COOTE ON MORTGAGES. 
 
 DART ON VENDORS AND PURCHASERS. 
 
 JARMAN ON WILLS. 
 
 STORY'S CONFLICT OF LAWS. 
 
 JUSTINIAN'S INSTITUTES. 
 
 13. Ordered, That the foregoing Orders be Standing 
 Orders of Convocation, and do take effect as such from the 
 commencement of Michaelmas Term next, and not before, 
 except as regards the appointment of a Committee of 
 Questions in Trinity Term next, for which purpose the 3rd 
 of such Standing Orders shall take effect upon the first day 
 of Trinity Term next, but not before. 
 
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