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 Tide I. Of tha G')vernors» 
 
 2. Of the P.iiron, • - 
 
 3^ bf'tlK Vlitor, ; ■ . 
 
 4. Of" the Coll^g(?V 
 
 5. OitiJc Intciu.il Government of the GaUege, 
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 ".7. Of theP.oftUbiSi.ndFclliJWS'-— (in g:ncriif)» 
 
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 .9. Oftne V cc-Prc'tdcnt, or Jj|euiJ, . 
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 1 1,^ (;f tlie Buf.Kiir, .. . \ 
 ° 1 2. Of ths Proflors, . ,' \ , '. " , 
 
 13. Of tr.c Trciifurer, 
 
 14. Of the Cn.t),iain, . \ 
 ^ i ;;. Of the Libraridn, \ «■« 
 
 I('). Of the Scholars, ! 
 
 .17. Of Commoners an.l- rRdi-i-emkn^MrruVeri??^ 
 l8. Of tlve Inferior O'fiixrs vnd bpfwnts of the College, 
 
 '.. _^._^ .■,19^„,0£Ui^-Stctvard, ^I^!ici]»liv«^d Du'Jer, ' 
 
 20. Of the Menial StrVaijifC 
 
 Book «. Of the Colle'3:e.- 
 
 -Of Things. 
 
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 Of Property, Revenue, and Exjienditure, 
 
 2. Of the Buildings and iJcite of the Coliege, 
 
 3. Of the Chr'jKl, • 
 
 4. Of the Hiiil or'RefcJlory, 
 
 5. Of the Common Room, , ^ 
 
 6. Of tlvc Library, 
 7.^ Of the Walks, Piazi:n anc!^ 
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 Book 3. Of the College— Of DIfciplinc. 
 
 I* Of TerrHi, Vacationi, and Holjdays, 
 
 2. Of Miitriculiition, 
 
 3. Of Loifgiim, 
 
 4. Of Boiiid. : 
 
 5. Of Habits. 
 
 6. Of Lulurrs, 
 
 7. Of Exfrciftf, 
 
 8. Oj 'ruiiuin, 
 
 9. Of K Kami Diit ions, 
 Ot Divine .Service, 
 Ol' Mora) ContfuiV, nnd Tifhavitwr, 
 Or ItvlidiTkrc, ui,d ki;t,j ii:;; 'I'crm, 
 Oi Coifi^gc X)ucb u.iU i'cts, 
 
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 Book^. Of the Univeriity. 
 
 'itie I. Of the PreHdent, 
 
 2. Ofthc Convcr.uicn, 
 
 3. Ofthc ProtHiirs, ' 
 
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 Ofthc Rt.{^i(!ii.r,. • / 
 
 Of the Dcuiic, ' <— ' 
 
 Of i}<'j;rt.('.<ij ■ 
 
 Of the Piinciples, nnd Morals, pf the Candidate, 
 Of ihe Kxrtmination for DcTrtcs, 
 Of^HJO:.,hs, / . 
 
 Of t'le I>c<uce of Bac|fc,Ior in Arts, 
 Of tlic D.{:;ree of Mailer i» Ans, . 
 Oftijc pturcc of Kachelor in Civil I Aw, 
 Ofthc lAgieeof Do^oi in Civil Law,- 
 Of the Decree of Bachelor in Mcdiciiie, 
 ■Ofthc D.;;rce of Do.Jh)r in Medicine,, 
 OrthL;J)egrcc cf fi^ciK-Jjor in Divinity, 
 Of tl'c Dogref of DoJlor io Divinity, 
 Of ])fjgrees in M\ilic, 
 Of Di/penfaticns,/ 
 Of the Ceremony, and Mflnner, of Copferring Degrees, 
 Of injcrporatioti, and Honorary Degrets, 
 
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 THE TABLE. 
 
 Title 21. Of the Enc«nla, and Public Ail, . 
 ^23. Of Piink,iin^ Precedence, 
 94. Of th< Univcrfity, Duct, and Feet^ 
 
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 Conclufion. 
 
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 Title 
 
 I,. Of tl»c San^Jon of the Ststtitcs, 
 
 a. Of the IntcrprvWton, anJ Promulgation of the Statutcii 
 
 AppcndiXr Of Forms. 
 
 Nuoibcr I. The Outb of obcd'ence to the Statutes, . ^ 
 «. The U.iths«>f Allegiance and bupremacy^ 
 3. The three Articles, ; . "^ 
 
 4,-Thc Oath of Olhce, • 
 
 5. Thcidbriiry Oath, 
 
 6. Formulae relating to Degreev 
 The Oalhof the Examiners, ^ 
 The TclUmoTlitim of the JixaminefS^ 
 Petition for a Degree, 
 Petition for » Dilpenfation, 
 Teftifnonium of the Prefident and Burfar, to refidencc, 
 
 the Prefident and Profcflbrs, to Lc«ilurcs, and College 
 Exerciies, 
 —^ii— -of the PreGdent, &c. to Principles and Condu(f>, 
 ■-/•- of the Prefident and Proftors, to Exercifes^ for Degree?, 
 
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 -of the Proilor to Subfcription, 
 -Form of Prsefentation, 
 
 ——Form of Conferring a Degree, 
 
 Oath and admiiHon to Regency, 
 Fdrmulx rokting to Incorporations, 
 Licence to pra£lice, grantci to Bachelors io Medicine^ 
 
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 The ratification. 
 
 WHEREAS His Majcfty, Kin^ Gforgc the Tliirtl. hrn ?irf tl gracicvflv fleafcd to 
 irtiic Ins Roy J Lcucfs Patent, Uaiuijj d.itt? :ii W clhiim'lUr, llic iwcllih d.iy ot 
 
 M.tyi in the forty-fccond year oHiincign, lu il>oV/ouli tUluwiri » 
 
 GEORGE the Third, by the Grace- of Cod,, of the United Ki/ip^ of Grcat-Eiitun 
 and luhiiiJ, Kinjj, Defender of ihe I'aiih, to all to whom /litleprtluus iluli c6:ue 
 
 greeting : 
 
 WHEREAS wc hive declared our to^.tI intention to en.ib;ffii, within our province^ 
 of Nova-Scotia, in North Ameiica, a Ct4kge for the. cducatiion of youth in iLc prin- ' 
 ciplcs of trucrtiigion, arid for their inftru'flion in the different branchc.; ctfciincc and li- 
 terature, which arc taup,ht at our Univcilitits in this kirigJom, 
 
 And Whereas the fum of four tlioufind t.mindi granted by dtir P.rt|ianvrnt in that part 
 of our united kingdom, c.tlle.l Great Cri^im, hath been ap;)iicd in eicv^Eij"i» a fait ible 
 building within the town of Vv'indfbr, in O' r faid Provinc:-, cii ;i piccc'ot" l.ii.d whieli h ul 
 been purchafcd by means of anr^nt of the Gtncral AJlen.bly of our faid Province fjf 
 tliat purpoftf. ^ * 
 
 , " And whereas the fiid building hifth been fitted for the rt'fi Ijnie of profcfT-irs and fhi- 
 dcnta, and an endowment of four hitncjccd pounds, ftirreiKVjjof-tb.t pr6|i»cc (cni;,.! to 
 three hundred and fi\tv pounds Britilh (Idling) per aiiiiUii'i, bath been Jlitcd tor the 
 fiipport thereof, by the f lid General A !r;<uJ)!y. V' 
 
 And Whereas humble application hath h-cn made to us by nvinv of our l:\injr fuhjeila 
 in our faid Province, tliat we wouM be ple.ifed to ^;ntnt our R..)val C.-'Ai>' teh for ilie 
 more perfca eftdblilhment ofthe faid Culi?;..;, and r>r ittCf»r>M,ratipo;'hc n r 'vrs tlvcitof 
 for the purpofcs uforclaid, and for luch furihcr endpwnient'tlieicof as to us fivouM ieem 
 meet. 
 
 Wc hiving taken the picmir.'s into our Royal Confulcrnt^'^n, and duly wii^hiR^'r tlifi 
 great utility and im|)ortai;.ce offuch an infriiu'ion, arc wiiliny and dofjrcustb coaJclccnd 
 to their reciucff : know ye, therefore, that wc, of our efpcci;,! gfr.ce, ceif.'in Inowki'-c, 
 and mere motion, have willed, ordai.ntd and <j;i anted, nr.i.do b>' ti>cfc p-aferta for u?, ov..r . 
 hars and fucceffi rs, will, ordain and g, ant, ^hat upon the (aid land, and iiitue l:i,ilL.*;ni^,.ur 
 buildings fo erc-5ted, or to be eica-d thcrjon ai cur h-.vn of WivnsoR, Incur fc!:1Prs- 
 vince of KovA Sqotia, thercjliallle (flai:}^hcd from thy ihir cm Collrj^.,. (Le n. r''jr rfca. -' 
 Uniycrffyy for th: education andlnjjriur.^n ofyoiiibanJjiuhrtSyin aris' gndjl^^tifius, /^ 
 continue for ever; gndto be called Kino's Coi.lf:c.e : and jhat ourtruHy and v/dl-bi lo- 
 ved Sir John IVentwortb, Baronet, Lieuhiunl-Go-vfrnor viUr fi.id Provii, cc, cr the Go- 
 vernor, or the Licutcnant-Govcniorof cur faid Fiovincv; for fii'j tlir.j btin;; ; the Ri/ht 
 Reverend Father in God Charles /i:^lixy Bf^^ ci &:cI)\k^(^: of Nwah.!k, bl" the 
 Bifliop of the faid Dioctfc' for the time h ■ ' " - 
 
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 iversf Ghkf J ujlice of o\iX {m\ Pi; \i:.cc of Nova^Hjoti,*, or llie Clii'-f T;:U 
 
 (7 SalL 
 
 ICC 
 
 f our 
 
 fiid Province for the time being ; our tiu.ty and weli-b-loval /f/, :.>,/.-j, '.r Crole, Ju'k "i 
 cur Court of Vice Admiralty in Nova Scv>lia, o ; thAju.-lge of oar-CouriofVice-Ad'T Jril 
 
 m our 
 
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 rovtnce fertile tims bcii^g ; our truttvLfld wcll-bdoved A/t7:<fr 
 
 
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 The RATIFICATION. 
 
 /-id Province, feverallv forth^ tim. k ' ^»^""''yj a»d «lie Attorney-General for our 
 
 : /a,J Provi.ce, for .he time being ; our tru^and w ll'beL.f ^''''^'.'"''f/""^' of our 
 •^ ^#«Aio. of our r,id- Province of Uv i ^co^ or 1^ ^ ^""^ Wenfworth, Sc. 
 
 hcrw-mafter mentioned, tb»ll be G«vernor6 cnZ rT/rV '*'=" ^^^ <^'«^'^cd m manner 
 ' M confi.rof .„.,Pkes.d.^t. /rvirrX'^tL^^^ ^'^'''^'^'^ faid College 
 
 . t.rire Schqlarc, at fuch Claries ■a^dr.hCs't^Cu r ^"^""""^i and Mr/^. or 
 
 rghs. qualifi:aMo;s.„d re S^;^t S W ^'^ T''^""'' jegulations, linmations* 
 
 pr.a ordinances or the r.iS^^ and u i f h ^ '^'^''"'','^ ^^ '^''^ «^'^^"' '"'^^ 
 • ^ave been fn,mcd. Iv^^aXln^.M^^JT^"^^^^ '"^ ordinances. ftaH 
 
 imoveable at tl4 pliau;e of he k G^^^ 
 
 to be a governor or goiLors of^he^Lid Coij'eoe ""^ °''''"'°"^' °^^''^ faid College) 
 
 thaf;ils/;tL'::^i;:citSm^ 
 
 ■ HifHn.. and ^n:^;.^^"'^ ^ Se'l^'S^:!^:?''^ ''^ T'/^^^^ '^ '^- 
 
 hav.> full powcrto break, alteir, make new, or chap(.e f.'rK ' "'''"'yo™ t""e to Umc, 
 • aud plrafbre, and as ih.ll b. ft-ind eKp^:nt ^ Si.t hv .' T'" ^ "'' ''^ ^''^'^ ^'" 
 
 t-ilies hereafter niJiU a bo•dvno^>,V.n-!./^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ """"^ '° ^""^ ^"d at all 
 
 "capable to have, ^^W^c^^^Xf:^^'^-^ 'r^''"^^' ''' ^' '^'^ -<» 
 we do hereby for us,, our hei f and f^cM^ ' J^^'^'.^W. and retain ; and 
 
 cencetothemandHiirYucc Srrbvthcn^^^^^^ £'7^ «"d grant full authority, and f.ec Ji- 
 -.quire, hold po/Ili, en; ";^ 
 , r?an.hng any Uatutes or ftatute of n^ortmuin, any nraSon ^o^.^ f F' "°'^'^- 
 tes, lands, tenements, rents, and heredftaments of uW J- ''"•''''"' ^'^vowfons, mefTua- 
 
 >s .lut the farne do not exceed in ;^^S?the ^^^ 
 charges : and moreover, to take iSSe ^n ^^; k u \^^ P"""^^ ^^^^^^ a» ' 
 
 .nd retain. notwithf?and;,;^rf;Sr?S;^r^^ enjoy, j^ceive, poflHi 
 
 cl>'attles,.?hantable and other bortribution oiL rdLrf^^^^^ '7^ '" °'" ^"y fi°°^«» 
 the faid governors, prendent, ai;d fclE a^d ' iSr fLcS" "'. "'''f "^^ '' ^" ^ '''»' 
 and may be able and capable in W to L «nH t V "^^^^^^ > *^' ^me name, fhall 
 iV^r a:!d be anAver^ t a^ t^^y'^J^^^.'^^^^^rf^P'^^^ ^"^ t>e impleaded, an. 
 'withi.v our United Ki.gdo.n of d^c^I^S IfSd I^d^ 7 5'''" of judicature • . 
 
 ^cotla, and other our d^minio.. ^.^ ' " uS^l^^^J^^^ 
 
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 id grantif 
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 urchafe, 
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 pofleft 
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 . The RATIFICATION'; ' ^ 
 
 ters and dernands whaifoerer, of what kind and nature or fort focver^' In as large, ample, 
 and beneficial manner and form, as any other body politic and corporate, or any other, 
 our liege fubjefts, bj-ing perlons able ami capable in law, may or can have, take, purchafe 
 receiv*,' hold, pofl^fs, enjoy, retain, fue, implead or atifwcr, or be fued, impleaded, or 
 anfwered in any manner whatfoever, 
 
 And we do by thefe prefents, for us, our heirs and ficcelToirs, will, otliirt and gran% 
 that the Governors of the fiid College or the major. put of tliem, (hJl h.vve power and 
 authority to frame and make Statotks, Rules, and Ordinances, touching and con- 
 ccrnlrvg the good government c^e faiU College, the performance of divine fcrvice there- 
 in, the ftudies, letftures, exercifilf degrees in arts and fdcultioa, and all matters regardin » 
 tjje fame J the cledtion, qualification and relidence, of the prefideiu, fellows, and feholarst 
 the management of tlie revenues and property of the faid College.the fabrics, (Upends ; 
 and provikon for the prefident, fellows, fcholars and officers of the fai«l College, and alfo 
 touching and concerning any other hnatter or thing which to them fifallfeem good, fit, 
 ufeful, and agreeable to this our Charter : and alfo from time to time, to revoke, auo- 
 ment, or alter all,every or any of the faid llatutes, rules, and ordinances, aS to them or 
 the major part of them, (hall feem meet and expedienti Provided, that the%id (tatutcs, 
 rules and ordinances, or any of them, (lull not be repugnant to the. la*».and (latutes of' 
 this our realm, andof our faid Province of Nova-Scotia ; prnvidei tlftf,. that the fiiid 
 ftatutes, rules,, aqd ordinances, or any revocation, augmentation, of ; alteration .thereof, 
 be fubjeft to the approbation oft }ie Lord Archbilhop of Canterbury, for the time being, 
 and (hall be forthwith traefmitted to the faid Ijord Archbifhop, for that purpofe ; and that 
 in- cafe the faid Lord ArcVibifliop (lull fignlfy, in writing, his difapprobation thereof, with- 
 in three years of the time gf their being To made and framed, or of their being fo revoked, 
 augmentedi or altered, the fame tor fuch part thereof, as (hall be fo difapproved by ths^ 
 faid Lord Archbilhop, (hall, frona the time of fuch difapprobation being made known be 
 utterly void and of no effea, but otherwife (hall be and reniain in full force and virtue. 
 
 And we do hereby for us, our heirs and fuecclTors, charge and command that the (la- / 
 tutes, rules and ordinancesi aforefaid, fubje^ttothe faidprovifions, (hall be ftriAlv and in/ 
 ▼iolably obferved, kept and performedifrom time to time, To Idng as they (hall reipecliveiy 
 remain, in full vigour and cffeA, uijder the penalties to be thereby, or therein, infli^cd or 
 contained. ' 
 
 And wc do by thefe prefents for us our heirs and TucccflTors, will, order, dired^, and 
 appoint that the faid Lord jlrchbifhop of Canterbury iox tXvi time being*, (liall be Patron 
 •f thcTaid College, and the Bi/bop of Nova-Scotia for the time being,- (hall be Visitor 
 of the faid College. 
 
 And we dp further will, ordain and grant, that the faid College (hall be deemed Jind' 
 taktfn to be an Umitirsitt, and (hall have and enjoy all fuch and the like j^rivileges as 
 «r« enjoyedby our Unirerfities in our United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, as 
 far as the fame are capable oThcing had and enjoyed, by virtue of thefe o^r Letters Pa- 
 tent. And that the ftudenls in the faid College (hall have liberty and fatfulty of taking 
 the degrees of Batchetor, Matter, and Dodor in the fevcral arts and f^^eultiet at the ap- 
 pointed times : and ftiall have liberty within themfclves of performing ^1 fcholalUc exer- 
 eifes for the conferring fuch degrees in fuch manner ai fiiall be diredled Uthe flatutes, 
 nlesi and ordinances of the laid College. £^^a 
 
The ratification. 
 
 And We \v<l!, anil bf thefc prcfents for 
 
 us, our heirs and ruccefrors, do i 
 
 clar*. thof,u.r^ ' - --J --^|..v..„« .u, us, our ncirs andiuccef ors, dogrant and de- 
 
 o u^^ r ;:^r 'sid^^fe ' """^r''''T' ^"^''*^^' ^"'^>'^- lu^Ja::^ :;:;t::j^ 
 
 ViS fiTo^ fo'"!;,f *^V^^; ^" the contrary thcrcofin any wife nmwitlvftanding 
 =»n<f;IevS ,;;;^^'',|^^'^^yr'"i'y^''d declare (br us, cyr Ii<>irs and Hiciceflbrs. that we/ 
 
 ti^^t^e^J^lnEi!^ '^'"■"™'°'' ■ ''' iiid allege and the more effb^ual c:.ccuS 
 
 ncfi ourfelf Tw ^'''7^ r '^^^':^"'^d thefc our Letters to he made Patent—Wit' 
 nei5 ourfbJf at WeUminacr. the twtlfch day of May, in the fbrty .fecond year of ^ 
 
 ^^lIllJ^^T^U^r''^''^^ Lieutenant-Governor of the Province of 
 
 cefe of S il'i V ^^i^ Reverend Father u, God, Charlks Inol.s, Ci.liopof th. Dio- 
 
 u^Il^'I^T,: ^tr'^'l ^^3?^ E-owKas,Chief JufHccofth^fkid 
 1 
 
 
 Province j 
 
 Bfnv.ko WE^i'\' -^ "J' ^•^'^WA^RT, SoJ.citor-Gcneral of the kid Province ; and 
 bv l^s ^;Sv in'he f "d ^;"-"^7 °^^-^i^ Province ; bdng therGovrrnorsappJintcd^ 
 amhomy f^ vc^ d h^s '1^ S' f^^^ "'y"'" T^'-; ^f^^^^^"^' in virtue of the pcAtcr and 
 fov othr^t and ufJ, ^"°r S'^^^'^'^r?- "^^''= ^''^ ^^^^'^S^ and UdJerfity,«nd 
 nude,an<irh;niv n.f e ST r^"''^'' '' "^'^"^ ^^'''''^ have iV.n^ed and 
 J-ercaLr f ! W ^ "^^"u 1 f ' "^ P-^'^ul^ate^ the Statutc|s. Rules and Ordifunces, 
 =ipi>oint,t'; Xv iuin^ " • 'm h' -^^^'^ ''^ °"'- ^"'^ckrs, order, /dircdt, aJ 
 
 by a!) ,>erion. vhJ"; /S ^ ;; a>h..at y and literally obf^rved. kept, and pc>fbrm.d, 
 
 tVir tuT-t n n '^ •^^'^l'?'^'""' ^^"^^'^^^ Tubteriuge, or ey.fion,knd acco. JinP to 
 .^^^"iN^wVn irS^r^ERi^V'T ''r'' refpcalvely r ..inin full vigo., !nd 
 tne..i]usE;.-hv<lH.^!.. rfi^^^^T ' '' '^^e hereunto alii ^ed our Seals an J Sirna- 
 th.ec: ^''^^ ^■-''^^•^^^^-y/>^J"^y, i'^ tb^ year of our Lordo«e thUnd ei^ht himdredlad 
 
 /. 
 JOHN WENT WORTH, 
 CHARLES NOVA SCOTIA, 
 SAMPSON SALTER BLOWERS, 
 ALEXANDER CROKE, . 
 
 RICHARD JOHN UNIACKE, 
 JAMES STEWART, f 
 BLNNiNG WEKTW ORTH, 
 - ■•■..♦ 
 
 ft. s.) 
 (..s.) 
 
 ( L. &. )^ 
 THE 
 
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 It aod de- 
 ', Hi.tll anj 
 true intent 
 fiivourablc 
 i I'ellows, 
 elfewher?, 
 'hatfoever, 
 an, dtfeft, 
 iftanding } 
 i' done or 
 
 s, that we 
 jovernops,, 
 Jtlioritie^i 
 lal c::ccu- 
 
 it.— Wit- 
 our reign. 
 
 Qvince of 
 •tlicDio- 
 'rovincc j 
 rovince ; 
 -Gcner;!l 
 ce ; and 
 ppointcd 
 )wcr and 
 rfityjfind 
 ntd and 
 lifunces» 
 Dct, and 
 i formed, 
 iiiing to . 
 or, and 
 I Signa- 
 led and 
 
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 .3.) ' 
 
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 -, s.) 
 -•s.) ; 
 
 . (, ■ 
 
 (s) 
 
 THl 
 
 iSTATUTES, RULES, AND ORDINANCES, 
 
 OF THE 
 
 UNlVp-RSITY OP KING'S COLLEGE, 
 AT WINDSOR, 
 
 IN THl 
 
 PROVINCE or NOVA-SCOTIA. 
 
 BOOK I. OF THE college: 
 
 orrivRsoNS; 
 
 Title I. Of ihc Governors. 
 
 ^ i/ Tiic Governor, or Licutenant-Go\xrnor,ofthe Province of Nova-Scotla, for tiie 
 uniefceing ; the Bifhoj)ofthe Dioccfe of Nova-Scotia, for t}ie time being ;th<*. Chief 
 Jullfceof ihc faid Province, for the tiivic tiing ; the Judge of the Court of Vice^^Admi- 
 r.un', in the faid Province, for the time bung ; thejSpeaker of the Houfe of Airernbly, 
 ttvH the Attorney-General for the faid Fiovincc, fe^eraHy, for th-: time being ; ifee So- 
 Ijftitor-Genetal of tliefiid Province, for ihe tirae being ; the Secretary of the faid Pro- 
 hficcj for the time belisg ; trgetl.cr vith l-jch other f cifcr, or I'Cifons, as ftiallbe elcJled 
 in ni;inner herein after niertiorcd, uifGcvernors of J.hc College. 
 
 § ?. Tiie Governors, or t!ic rcnor part of ther^, h;ive the nov/sr of fh&'iv^^ the 
 riclldi.nt of the Colir-c fur ihc time beinxi, to be a Govefnor cf the CollcgC) and ?ifo 
 of el€«nir.g any other iitifon, or ptifons, not exceedibg three i" number, (rabje»a to fucli 
 regulations. a$ iKali be lijjpoinied l^tlic St.itutts, Ruics,and Ordinances of the College ) 
 to be a Governor, or GoTernors, of the College. 1 
 
 § 2. The Governors, or the major part ef t!)jCm,;have pp-vcr and authority to frame 
 
 .and itiakc StPtnics, Ruks and Oidini.r.ccs, tou^4)iii^ and concerning the good govern- 
 
 iTient oithe GoI{*:^e.;.the pc^rformi 'ce or divine fcrVice^ therein, the Uudics, l-rtures, 
 
 cxcrcifes, decrees in arLs, af-dfaculLits, and, ;idl matters rrgsro'i^ the fame ; the el<;c- 
 
 uan. 
 
 I 
 
: United Km,don of Gr^^lS"^"'"V"r^''^ ^^^'"^ ""^ S'atu cf^^ '^ ^^^f"^^" 
 
 ^c*.tode,|vr:ncho^eC^ upon appeal t fr 
 
 verfity a»d Coll °r', ^^'^o'^"* and all other Officers .nH M ^[^^J^«» ^^^ P'-o- 
 
 \ 
 
'^|« rr.in.ige- 
 vidorjforthe 
 i concerning 
 
 ffnlj, every, . 
 "Tt oftlicnj 
 Ordinances 
 -ilni, ofthe. 
 ova Scotfa. 
 ^r ai!!^men. , 
 0P9fCan- 
 ^rchbj/hop 
 "L^ 'lis dif- 
 framcd, or 
 '*\ as (hall 
 '^jpproba- 
 ' and i;^. 
 
 '^rcJ, and 
 
 /. vacancy 
 'c elefled 
 
 fb!c dif. 
 ther pro-" 
 of a/Hx- 
 
 'ci-c.and 
 
 » t/fLif. 
 be Pro- 
 le Uni- 
 statutas 
 juft oc- 
 
 d, they 
 
 icn be- 
 
 cmbers 
 
 caminc 
 
 erwife 
 
 sOffi^ 
 
 ondaf 
 pre. 
 
 Of the college.— Of PERSONS. 
 
 f 
 
 I 
 
 precedmg the third Thurfday in September, which (hall be continued, by adjoarnmcnts, 
 for fo many days as the bufinefs to be done may recjiiirc. 
 
 §10. At their annual, and any other meetings which they may tliink proper to hold 
 at Windfor, they (hall be entitled to the free uft of jhe Hall, the Common Room, the 
 Library, and all »)tlier public rooms, builc[ing$, or gardens, belonging to the Col K-ge; 
 ind they (hall be fupplic4 with dinners, and other meals, with wine, and otherncccfl'irics, 
 according to their own choice, and at tlieir own cxpence, by the Steward* and Ih,;!! be 
 waited upon, and atiili^dcd, by the College Servants. 
 
 , Title 2, Otthe Patron. 
 
 § U The Lord Arehbifhop of Caotcrbary, for the time being, is Patron of the Col- 
 lege. ■ . ^ -■ . 
 
 jj 2. All Statutes Rules, and Ordinances, framed and made by the Governors, and 
 all revocations, augrneritaiions, or alturalions. '.hereof are fubjeft to tlie approbation of the 
 Lord Archbifhop ofCaatjtibury^ fur the time being, in tlw manner before declared. 
 
 Title 
 
 d' 
 
 Of the: Villtor. 
 
 § I. Tbe Bifltop of Nova Scotia, for the t'mc le'ng, is A^ifitor of the College, • 
 § 2. It is'the gffice of tli': Vifitor to ti'.!v^ care that the Statutes be obferved, to enquire 
 into ail irregularities that may arifc, to inipra tne cooJufi of the Preddcnt, the Profcfl'ois 
 and lellows, the Scholars, and ail other Members of the .College, more particularly in 
 what concerns their religiou? principles, and bthaviour, to admonifh oflenders, to reform 
 abufes, and to pUnili offences according to the t-nor of th..i Statutes. Provided alwavs, 
 that he fhalj not fufperid, or remove from any place, or office of emolument, banifh for a 
 longer time than tyo terms, cxpell, or totally deprive of his degree, any Member-of the 
 Univerfity, or appoint to an j' office, or place< within the UniTcrfity or College, without 
 theconfenc, and coi?cunence, of the Governors, or the m^ijor part of the ra. 
 
 f 3. In order the better to enable him to carry into efiea the powers aforefaid, hf 
 fhall be authorlfed and impowercd to fummon before him the Prefident, tiie PiofefTors 
 and Fellows, the Sch^ars, and all othtr members of the Univerfity or College, and all 
 Clher pcrfons bebngirtg to the fame, and to examine them upon their oaths, which thej 
 are hereby autliorif^d t0 adminifter, or othcrwir.* toucliiug aH matters Whatfoever, relai in| 
 . to the UuiTerfity and (!;;ollcge, oranj of its Officers or Members. . 
 
 iTtle 4. Of the College. 
 
 § I. The College CO n^fts of one Prefident, three or more Fellows, and Profeflbrs, 
 and twelve or more SciioUi^, It is likewife necefTary to the eftablifhment that therd 
 mould be a Viee-PrefiJent tor Dean, a Trcafurcr, Tutors, a Burfar, Proaors, a Chap'^ 
 kin,andaLibrarian/bcfidek a Steward, and other inferior Officers, and Servants. There 
 ciay^ aifo be Members wifo ^cceivs no falary, or emolument from the' College. 
 
 -..Title. 
 
 
*•• 
 
 f- -^ 
 
 Tttle^. 
 
 
 >0K I. ' ^ 
 
 fir ' ■ " ' 
 
 Hir Internal Government of the CoUco-e. 
 
 \. 
 
 pf an e,,i„|,)^ „f ,„,,,^ ,^,, p,^.„j " S,,,, i"™'"'>*' '',)'."« "'••■jority of ,0,0, and „ cafe 
 
 and o, rt„f„|,j a, „ ,-,j bi difcufe ftill hi'f' r''*^"""" of •■■-"'and p].„, 
 K'Jj'^' "•"^«i»6.» ..ch .-.dividual filo;„iif, "•"" «'""' "■ '«« »-"•• week 
 
 ^Md .„ .«.ion u™c , ..,. , ei.bci=::rnrrb':"KT&:*^tJ s 
 
 ;heSlatutM,„h«,«eriefl,allbe„eccirarr„r^. -J- ' J ''.'^'B"'''''""^ 
 >n.uI,.aJttr, or confirm then,. '"''"•""""' """""l""! J "her. mming,, who may 
 
 ■ Titles. 0£ the Prdident. ;' 
 
 F»;t of tJ>.n,, (h.Ii otherwifi dS wh^ vacancy,, unJef^ the Governors. ^- J^^^o^ 
 
 ■'1 
 
Of THE COLECGE — Of PERSONS. 
 
 ■§ 3. No peHbo ftwil be ele^cd, or appointed Prcfidcnt, who fliall not hire takcfi'*thf 
 ^drgree of Marter of Arts, or Ikchclor in Civil Law, in the regular manner, not by V)i- 
 ■loma : (ufually fo called, in contradillindiion to d'egrccs confcrrctl upon .Sti-d.nta, ulio 
 have kept the rcTidencc, and pcrfurmcd the cxcrcifcs, rcqaircd by the Statute) ky fp-jciut 
 favor, or honoris caufa, in ihd Univcrfitics of Oxford, or Cambridge, in the Kingdom tof 
 Great-Britain, or of Windfor, in Nova-Scotia. t ' ' " 
 
 § 4. Every perfon who fliall be clefled Prcfident, before he friall receive his appoint- 
 ment, Ihall take the oaths of allegiance, and fupremacy, and ihall iubCcribc the tltirty-nlnc 
 Articles, and the three, Articles of Religion, and (hall likewift- take the oath of oflice. 
 
 * j y.. The Prcfident (hall continue in odicc during life, aad good behaviour, but he may 
 be removed by the Govtmors for non-obforvance of thi Statutes, anil for other juft caules. 
 '$6, The Prefidcnt Ihall receive an annual fijary of five hundred pounds Utrling, and 
 (hall be ajlowcd a houfe, or fuitable apartments in the College. 
 
 j 7. tie (hall refide in the College during the whole of^tvcry term, and (hull forfeit the 
 fumo/ forty raiUlngj, ilerling, for every d.iy ofabfcnce in term time ; which forfeiture 
 heihall be bound, under his oath of oifice, without being thereunto required, to pay to 
 the Burfar, or TreafurcrJ for the ufe of tl.c College fund ; and befid.es, in tafe- his ab- 
 ■ fences (hallbe long, or frequent, he (lull be liable to be removed from his office by the 
 Governors. ■ -. ' , ■ ■^ .,, 
 
 § 8. He- (hall not take any boys, or young men, as pupils, or fcholars, who (liall hot 
 be members of the College, nor (Ixall he keep a fcliool, or allill io teaching in any fchool, 
 under any pretence whalfuevcr. 
 
 9, It (hair be the oifice of the PrefidCnt, to enter Students of the College ; to take 
 
 care thatthc psatutes be faithfully executed, ;ts well by the Profelforsj^Tutors, and other 
 
 Ofiicers of the College, as by the Students, in their refpe£live (Nations; to enforce difcijilinc, 
 
 by infli»::1:ii>g; jail puniihnierits upon ofFendcTs, and wheie tliefc (hallbo found infuflicicnr," 
 
 jiy giving irif<^)rmatio«n to ttje Vifitor, or Governors, of all offences, and of every neglert 
 
 of duty ; to be t!ic parent, Ixnd guardian, of all young men intruded to his protedion, 
 
 by dirediiig their (ludics, and by finthcring arid promoting, By every means in his power, 
 
 their progrtfsin religion and learningVto ovdcr and prefide overall the College exerrifes, 
 
 to i^av* an adive infpc.dlion over ail the amtirs of the College ; «nd, therefore, with the 
 
 Biiifar, to attend to the teconomy of the houiH^nd,,with the Librarian, to the care of the 
 
 Library, and to jcgulate the inferior Olficcrsari^ Servants. 
 
 ■ Title 7. ' Of tlic-ProfeIIbrs\^d Fellows. V 
 Chapter . I ft. Gene rally. 
 
 f I. The Profe(n)r3 and Fellows fhall be eledVed and anp6inte^3\by the Governors, or 
 the major part of them, and (hall continue in oifice during life# and j!,(x)dbijh*a.viaar. 
 
 § 2. Upon the vacancy of a ProfcfFonliip, by death, or otherWilf, thXPrciident fnaM 
 immediately give notice to the Governors, and (hall apjwint (bme perfon, duly qurdified, 
 t9read tlie ulual IcCtur^?, tilta new iProfellbr fiwiil be appointed, oi- the Governors, or 
 ■'■': ■ ■■ . ■■ -.s, :■ ■: ■-- .: 1^ ■ --^r:- - . . :^ ■. ike. 
 
 -/- 
 
 > 
 
 
to 
 
 the major part of them, flull othcrwJfc dir.«> 
 
 BOOK I, 
 
 ^te:;S:^K'-^'?anrc..i.e 
 
 • Foport.on.blc ih,r,oZ7u^r T'^^ And the p 
 "Ts* e'"% ««>^ «S"«. "'■""^ ''" "'" """^ °f ''«-. Which „e M 
 
 .ot b. members 6fhrcx;c':?nr ?°? "■""• » rp«» • fcS X'^rn 
 
 </<« 1 rcCdj,, ; „,,„ j„ f I cafeS ,i-^° '''P'--*™"'. which Ml be I\loM,Kl 
 
 i 
 
 i ■ 
 
 :^^. 
 
Of thi eOLLEGE.— Of PERSONS. 
 
 II 
 
 i (hill rcetfre 
 of thc'o/fice. 
 i^c taken the 
 » and not by 
 ►rdor Cam- 
 NJova-Scou'a. 
 t^ers, of the 
 
 teceire hit 
 ndrtialJfub, 
 
 fs» ftcrling j 
 
 ■h he fluJl 
 
 cd of every 
 rence, and 
 
 Qne Fei. 
 t»on. The 
 Jinethtre. 
 
 who fliall 
 ny fchoof, 
 ollegcj be 
 
 'tment, or 
 (haJicon- 
 
 unlets ia 
 
 ved ofhj 
 to xv;-. 
 
 I to read 
 of Fhc 
 
 leiftical, 
 lith, or 
 30 pain 
 in fronr 
 (hall be 
 
 lis any 
 ;ure is 
 
 
 § 1 J. Every Profcflbr fhiH have power and authority to punifh his Pupils for neglc^Jl of 
 
 duty. 
 
 J 1 6. The FcHows and ProfeMors fhall a(ik as Tutors to fuch Students as fliall be 
 iffi^ned to their charge by the Prtildent. % 
 
 Chapter 2.r— Of the I'rofcflbrs in Particular. 
 
 ^ r 7. Regular courfes of lefliirf«i, as foon as the eftablifhment (hall admit of them, (hall 
 be read every year by the Profeirors, in the fol!owin;i branches of litefaiurc, fcjenc?, and 
 knowledge. Ilach courfc fliall begin in Micii.iclraas Term, and fliall be completed within 
 ,tlie year. ■ 
 
 Upon The evidences, pra«5lice, and doftrincs, of the Chrlflian Religion^ 
 . Grammar, univetfal, and of partici^kt Lmguages, 
 • The Greek and Latin ClaflTicsi/" ^ 
 
 Hebrew, . y ;.■'•■' 
 
 __:__ _,^ . Rhetoric, ; .^^ .1 :i.^^:. ; _..:;_ „L;_..l_..:__i :_____ ■ _:ii'i:__ ■ ■ ' . - .- 
 
 Logic, _ ■ \ - ■■/ ^ ■ . ■ ■ _ 
 
 Mathematics, includ^ing Arithmetic, (jcometry. Algebra, Trigonometry and thf 
 Conic Scflions, with their application in Mechanics, and otlii;r uftful and j?rat5ti4' 
 ■ cal Scieijces, ■ •. ..;<-*^^V.- ' 
 
 Natural Riilofophy, ' 'Vfi* 
 
 Allronomy, '•*'■' 
 
 ■ fithics, ■ ^ - •'■■■■";■ 
 
 General Jurifprudence, 
 , The Law ot'Natiwre, and Nations, . • • > / , . 
 
 ' The Civil, and the Theory of Munictpal Laws, 
 
 Political ;3ciehce and,Qic.onomy,- ■■ , 7 
 
 Metapliyfics, \ -. 
 
 . Geography and Chronology, . 
 
 Hiftory, ancient and; modern, - „ ■.' 
 
 ' '^ Anatomy, ■ 
 :. ■ ■ Botany, -.' ■' ', ^ . ; ' , ';"■ / 
 
 Chemiflry, ; 
 
 The Materia Medica, a^a ' A- 
 
 • , The Pra(Siceof Mccli(/ine in Clinical Lcflurcs. '''^' / 
 
 J it. TnKfourfollowing/Pt|ofc(rnrflups fliall be rroweflablifhed, to whic^others fliall 
 I be added, ai fooit as the ReVeniies of the College (hall render it pradicuble. 
 \ ^19. I ft. A ProfeflbWof Divinity, ar.d FJebjuy. 
 
 This Pii)fcfibr{hip, for the prcfentj (hall be J HnSPfMhe Prerulentfliin, and the Prefident 
 
 »; 
 
 iKall perform all the duties wiiic i are attithi 
 
 ift. HefliuirreadCatechetici!! Ictfturts, 
 tian Religion, according to the Churcli of J 
 
 ^ 
 
 ..^. 
 
 June 
 to it, without any aritiiitional Salary. 
 Ici5lurcs upon thefirli princlplesx^f the Chr.if^ 
 ;;land, upon every Sunday eveaifig, in tcrm_^ 
 
 time, 
 
 ,-■-■■■ ;.■-.... ■■; 
 
 -J 
 
'<(', 
 
 it 
 
 4. 
 
 ^OOK I. 
 
 »l.o ft.all chocft ,o'a„e„d durin'stht j"^ ", « J^" f"""'' )""• •"'1 "U .U..r Stud..,; 
 
 during their third year. ^ ''■° '° '**'" r*»" «^'""^ HiT-f up)ls rtiJl be dl StudcnB* 
 
 v^ 21. a.llv Aiv.r/r r »* ^ '"^"^ *our£h year. "^ 
 
 „pa(l one to half pad ,»„/ ""'y^X'' M the M^d two lad days, from half 
 
 ; His Pupils (hall be all Students durin* th»:. .k- J 
 
 day, i„ «™:t: :s ^'^;*:i,-j!,:^= G^^^^^ 
 
 ninetote». ' "°V^*y»'»"« wit, and the two laft days, froi 
 
 ■„■'..■■■■ ,,■■:■■■;-■■ . Ami 
 
 ■0.-. 
 
 •■' .. .'•' T 
 
 Hl^ 
 
 ..,.___,._ 4^ 
 
 r 
 
Of the collect:.— Op PERSONS. 
 
 »l 
 
 iJenti, during 
 rcTen o'clock, 
 vclve to one, 
 
 12 o'clock,' 
 her Studeou 
 
 time, except 
 iir of twelfe 
 
 le Theory of 
 n, except as 
 Jl Studcnu^ 
 
 lology, upon 
 ilfpafttvp. 
 
 nomy, 
 ly* in term 
 ti from h Jf 
 
 ^i 
 
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 i term, ex> 
 
 teIy,CTery 
 yi, fro«» 
 
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 id. And in Logic, cvery^day, in term, except S.»turdayi, Sunday*, llolyJiiyt, iht 
 lirll, irH tlie invj l.i(N lyt, fram twelve to one. . 
 
 Kis Piipili fliall l>«»" Studentt during ihetr fir(t year. 
 < 11. Milicrf (h^ll be procured to teach the Modern Lincuaf^es, purlieu! irly French, 
 to \vhom fniidl fal.irics Ihall be allowed, and whufe fce» »'or inlWlion Ih.ill be littlcd bf 
 the Preiident. Studentt likcwifc may rcccifc permiJliun Crom tbc rrtrtdent to attend^ 
 indrudlom in the am of Drawing, Dancing, Mulic, Fencing, Riding, and other \xj\m 
 accompliihnients. 
 
 Title 8. Of the other Ofliccrs of the College. 
 
 i I. The Offices of Vice-Prefidcnt, or Dean, Burfar, and Proctors, (hall be annual, 
 thd (hall be taken in rotation by the Fcllown, beginning with the fcnior, without any ad- 
 ditional (Upend, fo that no perfon (hall be coniptlled to execute two of thofe offices 
 at the ftme time, or tir the fame year, unlefs by his own confent, or nnleu there 
 fhould not be a futficicnt number of Fellows to fill all the offices otherwifc. Thefc OrS- 
 cers (hall be appointed at 14 College Meeting, which ftuU be held in the firU w«k of everj^ 
 Michaelmas terra. 
 
 Jitle 9. Of the Vice-Prefident, or Dean. 
 
 j I. Itfliallh^thcOfficeofihc Vice-Prefident.or Dean, to reprefent the Preiident, 
 and to exercife his authority, when he i5fick,or abfent, and during the vacancy of his 
 office, unlefs the Governors (hall otherwife direft. He (hall be next to the Preiident 
 in the government of the College, in place, and honor. It (hall be his more particular 
 duty to take care that the Students (hall attend the hall, chapel, and leftures, to pre- 
 Cde over and regulate, under the Prefidcnt, all the College exercifes, and ingeneraltt* 
 inforce difcipline, and obedience to the Statutes. 
 
 § 2. The fe»ior Fellow, then in College, (hall have the fame power and authority,, 
 whenever the Vicc-Prefident Ihall be abfentr 
 
 Title 10. OftheTutors. 
 
 j 1. Every Student Opon hi* admiffion (hall have a Tutor appointed by the Prefidcnt 
 who (hall continue til! he Ihall be four years (landing. 
 
 J: i. The Tutors (hall be the Prefidcnt himfelf, the Profe(ror8, and fuch Graduates aa 
 I be appointed by the Prefidcnt. They (hall divide the Students between them as 
 equally as may be, under the arrangement of the Prefidcnt. 
 
 $3. Every Tutor (hall receive annually from his Pupil the fum of twenty (hillinga, 
 Sterling. • \« 
 
 j 4. ETcry Tutor fluU kAare his Pupils during their fir ft aod fecond years in Gram- 
 
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 l,okec,uhc College account,, • 
 
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 part ofhi3;^|^^=^''^^^ m\ h^tt ±??'°^ 
 
 tfe/InJ^H^ • ^PfA >•'" executing every 
 
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 College fuch Memberi ai they ftiall find conducing themfelves contrary to the Site 
 4utei, or otherwiie beh4vtiig improperly, and to punifh ^li wivo (hall urtcnU therein., ' j 
 a. Every Member oftUc Univerfity wlio (1\a][ diA»fKy the Proton in the \mt^m 
 
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 •nee of their o(!ic«t who Hull refufe to go home, or to give hii alTilLnce for the piglciv^* 
 tion of good order, when thereunto by them required, wh«> fhalf be guilty olanftiUrc* 
 fpcAful Tangu4g<, or other improper tondu^ towaidi them, Hull be cxpclicd. 
 
 Title 13. Ot the Trcafurel. 
 
 § I. The Treafiirer fhall be appointed by the Governors (^imnp. pleafore. 
 
 jf 2. He (hall (ind competent (urcticn, for tlie due cxecutiomjul the olUcc. 
 
 § 3, It (hall be his ofHce tp receive the rcv(;nuea and monini belongima to the UnU 
 ▼erfity and College, whether arifins from ih? grants of the Blllilh Pathament, crfthe 
 provincial AflTembly, the rents of lands, or apartment!, from benefactions and ttlona* 
 tioni, or any other fources, and to apply the funds in his hands in the payment of falairUlf 
 and other purpofet, according to the Sitatirtw, and ih« oiders of f|»s.Guvernors. ' ' , 
 
 J 4. A notice in writing trom the Pre(rdent, or other officer ofihe College, impowen» 
 ed to infliifl fines upon Members of the CnlUge for offences accor(iinj» to the Stat utrS( 
 ftiidl be furticicnt authority to the Treafurcr to dcduA the amount of (urh fines from the 
 filuries of thufe pcrfbns upon whom they (hall be impofed, and to mrry them to the ge* 
 rtcral account. 
 
 § 5. The Treafurer (hall fubmithjs accounts to the Govcrnoriatrt»clraon«al meeting, 
 and whene:ver he (hall be thereunto required. 
 
 Title 14. Of the Chaplain, 
 
 § I. The Prcfidcnt, and Fellows, or foman]^ of them as (h;ill bPin holy brdif., 
 fhall execute the office uf Chaphua in rotation by weeks, till the elta|)liihmcnt (hall ad^'^ 
 initoitaChaplain with a (alary. t . ], _ 
 
 ■* $ 2. It Ihatll be the office of the Chaplain, to read prayers according to the Liturfry pf 
 the Chorch of England, in the College Chapel, or until a Chapel ibe erctjlcd, in tlse 
 Hall, in the Parifh Church of Windfor, orfome other convenient pl.ice, to be appointed 
 by the Piefideatt every morning in the fummer at fix o'clock, and infhe winter at ff-y 
 ?en, and elWry evenitg at five o'clock, except on fundays and holydaf s, and the fii|l 
 and lall days of every term, when morning prayers (hall begin at lt;n o'clock, and tlie 
 Chaplain, the Prefident if in holy orders, the ProfelTor of Divinity, or other Ftllow in % 
 holy orde'r<(, fhall preMch a Sermon. He (hall likewife adminillet the Sacrament of 
 the Lord* Supper oncfr at leaft in every term. 
 
 Title 15* Of the Librarian. . / 
 
 J I. The LibraTian fhall be appointed by the Governors, during plcarjre. A 
 
 § a. No pcrfon (hall be appointed Librarian who (hall not be .1 Bachelor of Artju or 
 of^our years (landing, unlcfs no perfoQ can be obtained who has thofe quatilGcations. /] 
 
 
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 -itol/™"'i|;^r""'""''"'"""^^° *»™" H«-ed.oU«irp.a„,. 
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 «.r which purpofe h*,„%t„X" ^„t '*r'"/''f^^^ 
 
 •Iiom heftJlbe.„r«„abL '""'" "'«■ "<lf*«P the room, fi. 
 
 ; . 1itlei6. Of the Scliolan. / 
 
 P'yr:^^^^^^^-''''-^^^^ Governo,., o. U« major 
 
 «fthar parents, W.eWks they Aanlue ^ru^^ir""'''^'^'!''^^ and; condiSoo 
 thmv nine articles, ardtb^ thr J^u'll^^^i^': '^^^^^"^"> *»^ fl^*H ^l><>ribe 
 
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 f 6. Noperfyn fliall contiti'io to be n filioliir lonpor than until h*! ninii i>e Tour 'years 
 •flanding in thq Univerfity/or fljinl l« eledcd ti^^roiilTjr, or l\'lit)W. 
 
 ^7. Every fchol.ir may be dcjirivcd of his IchuLiiihip for non-coinpiiance with the 
 'Statutes, or ether improper conduct. -^ 
 
 $8. Every fcholar Ih.ill rccc;ive a iiilary of tv/cnty pounds f^erling, :\ yeiir, payable 
 quarterlv, of w'"c'' ten pounds flei ling fluiil be iillowcd in commons ooly. 
 
 ^9. Every fchotiir fhidlrcridcduriug the whole of every term, and Ihall forfeit one 
 ihilling Uerling for every day during which he (hall be abfjnt in tevin time. 
 
 ^ 10. Every fcholnr fhail ])ay the Profcfr.)rs for ciVch courrc of Lo.^urcs v/hich ic 
 ;{hdl attend, twenty Ihillin^s lierlir.gi and iu.ill jKiy Us Tiuur twenty ihillings lleilin^j^ 
 -a year. ■ ' , 
 
 J II. There are certain little o/nrc-. nhirh {Ivill be pxecvted bv the foholir*,. whtrt 
 .thereunto rtquircd by the Prefiient, Vio^Prtilien:, ;in.l Ivilows. and under t! eir di 
 .jtflions, fucb as keeping an account of v/hat ptifbns iirit.ii ChajVcl, Hull, or the like, ani 
 
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 reporting the fame wc;k.'!y. 
 
 * Title 17. Of Commoners and ludcpendent Menibers. ' 
 
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 ;■ § 1. No perfoni 'wudl rtilce or board, -n the Cu'Itje fliiill att'.ud ♦helctfturcs of tbc 
 "PrOfcflbrs, or Tutors, or. be oJierwyi ti.ti.ltd to the bsnclit and priviicges of the In- 
 ■ititution, wiio fliall not be members of ibeC'cllcpe. 
 
 § 2- No Undergraduates, or Bdchilors ni'Arts, rvbo fliidl "ncoIf\*; to attend tbelec- 
 •tuVesi and to conforr.1 -to the reft of the difwij-line, prefcribed by tho S'.ittiites, iliall con- 
 tinue to be members ttf the College. 
 
 § .3. Graduates may copiiuue to be jncjiibers of the Colhgr, arid to r-.Tiie and battel 
 'there. .-,> - . 
 
 ^4. All members who fnidl oot hav? t.d-.en a 'Jo^ree flKill be (lilrd tjpneraily Sfu- 
 dtPts, Pupils, or Urder};radu;!tes. ; or With i«:f|vj,5l to the eniolL;r:VL'T.tst)»:yniall receive 
 from the Cullfgc, either Scholars, or IiKlq'tiidtnt Menibers ai)d Conirrjoncrsw 
 
 lltle i8v Of the IftttiiorOiiiccrs, -and Servants. 
 
 § I. The Steward, Mr-ncipJe, ard Ertl-r f!::.'! f^c nemirrtcd by the Governor?, and 
 &I1 other irtli:ric.r Ofiicers and iicr^ants by the Pit'/idcrit and Fellows durirg pleafuie. 
 
 i itle 10. Of ihc Stewiirdj r.ianciplc, and B^itlcr. 
 
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 § i. The SteWHrd/Mancij.le, and Bulitr/fiull be immediittly under tlic dircflio 
 .andcontroul Qfthe i'u)<;ir. 
 
 § z. lie fh.Mbc jriioued fiich Clary ard «nTioKiititrt« :rs the Governcrs n.«ill dire*S» 
 .acd iipartments ill ihe Cfillf j;e. i 
 
 f ■ 3^ It fhali be his oiYnx to provide every thing \vl-.i'.:h fli;.ll a j-periaiu to the Ccwtrr.ons, 
 . jhfettci> -Of L»i-id.oi tliv. Ctl!:xc« 'C alt. 
 
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 fcnt. and to fettle the Commons. He (halj likewirenr«X!L\! ^ r"'' ^' 
 
 and returns to it, and every member MI no i^\ *^'h "1,^^^^^^^ ^^A^ ., - 
 
 # 6. He fiiall keep arcnular bookof'accZLS^Iil^^^l''^''*'^^ 
 der the infpeftion of tlie Bufr which S .2 ^^ ^'"*"'" ?^""8 to his oJce.un. 
 annually by^he Governors "^"''" b<^ audxtef quarterly by the College, and 
 
 Kii2.St'ofS ■:n^^^^ ^^^ ah -terv 
 
 Title io. Of the Menial Servants. 
 
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BOOK II. OF THE COLLEGE. 
 
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 the Hall, and 
 
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 OF THINGS. 
 
 Title I. Of Propbrty, Revenue, and Expenditure. 
 
 ^ I . Tlie fols raariagement of the revenues, and pi^pperty t)f the College, flViiU bt'vcfted 
 in the Governors. 
 
 § 2. All faliiriesfliall be paid quarttTly, and in cafe of the death oft fee peifons who 
 fliail enjoy them, their legal reprefentatives ihJl be entitled to a pro;)ortionablc Ihare of 
 the current quarter. ^' ^ 
 
 4 3i Eyeryperfon upon his appointment to thePieliJentfliip, a Profcfioint'p, or a Scho- 
 lirlhip, (Hall be entitled to all arreaie ol' fal^ry whicl) Ih.ill have accrued liricc: the dc.ith. 
 of his predeccfror, provldied they flull not exceed one year's faLt|-y ; e::ccpt the prcpr- 
 tlanable fliare whichihall he due to his Reprefentatives ; and except the whoL, or aoy 
 fart, of the falary, which (hall have bsen affiyn.\l to the pcvfon who ihall have p.'rfona* 
 ed the duties of the ofiice, durmg the vacancy. ■ \ 
 
 Title 2. Of the Buildings and Scite of the Collcgje. 
 
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 § 1. All repairs Ihall be done by the Collepf', except mending wIndo\ys,irifiJe jijjr.t- 
 ing and ])apering, an4 fuchTmailcr repairs, v/hich are calculated rather lor Oniamtnt than 
 ui'e> within, thcr houl^ and apartniept^of the Prtliileot, and ether membeis. 
 
 Title 3. Of the Chapsh 
 
 ■'§ I . Till a Chapel fiiall be ere fled, the Hall fliall be ufed for the purpofe of perforjii- 
 'i^g Divine Service. . 
 
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 Title 4. Of the ilall, or Refectory, 
 
 § J. The Hall, or Refcftory, is defigred as the diifing or fupjcr rccm for all \Vk. 
 .•fnenibers of the College ; for daily prayers till a Chipel Ihall be erected ; for lefrures, 
 Afputations, dcclama^tions, and. other CoJIegc exercifcs ; for the convocation to. afilir.blc 
 in ; and for all other pviblic coHcgiate,.or uriveifitybufmcfs. 
 
 §2. At meals, tlicrelhaii be a high table for the Pre-fident, the PronObrs and Fel- 
 lows, all Mafters of Arts, Bachelors of Ci\il Law, and GsaduiiteEof higher degrees. 
 A fecond table fof Bacbeiocs »>f Arts, and Civilians ; arid a third table tor all Undcr- 
 ^aduates. 
 
 J 3, The hcpjof dinner fliall be three, and the K;lll fliall be open at eighi o'clock overy 
 ^evening, for fucffmcmbets as fli;:ll chcM.fe to fuji ll-.tTCi 
 
 ■f 4. One of thic Fellov.'S, atleaH, fliall «]i1-yt in the Hall every day. 
 
 ^ 5, A Certain place in the Hallfhali.be appropriated to the ajf.xirg i:^ of all nctices, 
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 St^i^i^S^^ one .a„ p.fl.eto .kc the. 
 
 • Title 5. Ofthe Common Room.' ; 
 
 likcv. ;fc be ulid as a kdurc loom. M^ Collc|ie, .«d other purixifes. ■ It may " 
 
 
 Title 6. Of the Library. \ 
 
 |li^V^on;:^;^:^;^t:^^^^^^^ cohs. and other 
 
 licence frcmUvclVfidcnt/andtherMb .7"^^^ '^"'^*^"' *^" "Prc^t 
 
 and rnurned. ' "' "'' "'^^^ '^- •* '^""^ ^^H w enter all books iakui out 
 
 (J 3. No pcrfon fliall hav^ a Leu ortl,» '-L 
 who fha'l not lend them. ^ «fthe,.brary, except tJie PreGdent and the Librarian 
 
 ^^^&^n:^^f^:i^ Bachelors^ Art.. 
 
 ^f^^^-jr.,^.^^^^^^ fW>n,te. o'clock, tUI t.o. 
 
 vcrhty by w.iucn licence from the PrcSrtt ! H ^^T' °' ?'^'' ""'"^^"^ ^f'^h^ Uni- 
 any books out ofthe library^ ^ rehdcrtt, and no other perfons whatfbever, fl,all take 
 
 the iitventioSthe Libmian^f "^^ what(bcver, but by 
 
 wuh^the day ofthe month, in L L i^^^an^ tn '' ''T ^'"^ ^•'^^^" O"^ a"d returned! 
 was delivered and retnrned. ^^*=^^'«''^y/i"OK> ^uid. the condition in which the bopfc 
 . ? j^:^-A.Jl pcjfbns admitted to the uf^ of tK»r-k n 1. * 
 ^rted (Appendix No. "niefs they Si h ve /t T^'"j''? '^' ^'^'^^ hereafter in- . 
 
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Of THE COX.Li:GE.^OF THINGS. 
 
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 from cunofity, whether mqnibcTS of the ColK>ge, or not, unlefs thcv fhnll be irtrotjuccd 
 by the Prtfident, a Profcri'v.r ;ind I'cilovir, Mailer of Aits, or a Bi.chcloi ot Civil Luw» 
 who (hiill be anfwcrablcfor the jjcrfohs li>inuokced. 
 
 ^ 13, All books taken down iVom tli^ flulves <ha|! be returned to their proper places, 
 aad (hJlnot be foiled, Wiitttn in.bloitall duj;sri:ared, folded down, qi olhcrvk^c injurcU. 
 
 Title 7* Of the Waiks, Gardens, and Piazza. 
 
 § t. It iff cKpcdieBt th« there fhould bl walks, gardens, anda covered piazza, or cloif- 
 tei:, for excrcile, aiid recroalion. 
 
 Title 8. Of the liclurcs and Apartments. 
 
 )J I. The PrefiJentfhaU be provided with a houfe, and garden, paying the aflnual rcnf 
 offour pounds fterling, for the iime. 1 ' 
 
 § 4. The Profellbrs and Follows Ihskll be aSllowed apartments, paying the annual rent or 
 two pounds ftcrling, for the fflnie.' \ ^ 
 
 f ij» The fcholars ftiall be allowed apartmfents^ each fcholar payinj^the annual rent 
 of twenty {hillings flerling, for the Isme., \ Vet 
 
 ; J4. Whenanapirtnjcntrtiall be vacant, the Fellows firft, and afierwaftls the Scho- 
 lars, ihall have theii .choice of taking it, accortling to feniority. 
 
 § 5. No member of the College fliall occup* more than one fet of apartrtnents ; nor 
 ihall two, or more, liudents occupy the fame let of aparimentsi unlefs bythefpecial per- 
 
 miflion of the Prefidc.nt. \ 
 
 # 6. No houfe, or apartment, (hall be let or lint to, or occupied by any pcrlons who 
 
 fliall not be members of the College, either originally, or by the members to whom ihey 
 
 ftiall be affigned ; in the laltercale, under the penyty oTFthe forfeiture of the aprtmcnts, 
 
 -and of being confidcred as non-refidents, ai)d liable to all penalties a» fuch, till tliey Ihall 
 
 have procured others. ^ ' i u 
 
 § 7. When there IhaH be rooms fufficient to fiippty all the Fellov/s and Scholars, but 
 not otherwife, the remainder may be let to independent members, or commoners, who 
 ftill likewife take their choice accofding>3 fcniorily, at a 6xed rent of three pounds, 
 which fliall go to tBe College Fund. ; 
 
 \' Title 9. Of Caution Money, Commons, and Battels-- 
 
 f I. Every member of the College, except perfons on the foundation, upon his adrniflt- 
 on.lhall dcpofitin the hands of theBurfar, for caution money* if an inhabitant of the Pi 0^ 
 vince, ten pounds ftcrling ; if not an inhabitant of the Provincoy he (hall depofit fifteen 
 pounds fteHing; which nrall be returned to hinr upon quitting Colltgc, or taking the degree 
 of Bachelor of Arts, or becoming a Civilian, unlefs he (hall t>e indebted to thgColkgt. 
 - — ^ z. E ver y rtofi (fo r , Fellow^ and SchoUr, whlitfocvciv during terai timc; a ad c v ^. -ry 
 
 ota<n= 
 
other mcrilr-r o/the Collep* i r 
 
 (hall be clja^ed and pay ^^^ZJ"^' ^f^^"^^' ^^^'^^ »"» time of refJdence. 
 «cr, whether he fh.H dj^e, or be bW ^^k""^ '^•''>' ^" *<=••'" ".ne. for Cunimohs at dS 
 nicmber. above fcvcn ye.r ft.mdin. 'h "i" ""^"^ ^'"'^ ' "^" ^ "^^^'-y independent 
 
 ,l;eriim who commons at the rime tabic uVlf 7\l''l V'^'''"^''^^^>^' and- evcrv otheJ 
 day before to the Steward. . r hi. S^ ^ ''^ve r,ve„ notice of ab4ce the 
 
 and cellar, are called Battels." " '^ *"'P^*"'^"^ «« oihvr cxpci.ces.in ihe, J^itchtn, buUery, 
 
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 V; Title I. Of Terms, VacationB, and Holydays. 
 
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 f'l The Academical year (liall begin upon the fidl day of Scinember, and niall con^ 
 tiin foir termsvin which alUchohillic txercifcs Oiali be pcrforrticd.and alldegiccs conferrc.J. 
 
 The firfl, or Ivlichatlnifcs terfci, dull begin upgn ihe firft diy ol^cpiembcr, and Ihail 
 enduponthetiv>ttcnth of December. . r-^^j^i' ri i • 
 
 Th^fccond, H lUry , or Lent term, fKiill begm upon the ietmi^ day of Janunry, and- ~ 
 fballcnd ubontheSaturday preceding Paira Sunday.^ , r t- a \i i »„^ 
 
 The tliitd, or Eattcr term, Ihill begin u;)o.. the Monday afier Eaftcr ■ Monday, and 
 (ball end upon the Saturday fen'night btfoie Whit-funday. . ^ . .' , . 
 
 i The fourth, or Trinnytcira, Ih^Il b^gi . uppn the merrow of Tr.nuy Sunday, an d-flull 
 
 *"*« TulI^tL &"ld VAi days, of every tcrm^ the Chaplain fliall perform divine 
 fei^^ice, which ihall begin at ten o'Clock in the n^^rning. accovding to^ihe L lurgy of - 
 the Church of EngUnd, and the Prcf.Jent, if .n holy ordeis. or th. Profcilor ot D- 
 .inity, fliall preach a SermeRVn the ColUge Ch.pel, or other place m the CoUege_«p- 
 pointed forivinefervice, or in the paiilh Church of Wmdfor. when all the members / 
 of the iTmverfitv fluTl attchd in their proper habits. ... ._ iv*u • 
 « 5. The Holydays appoimcd by the Church of England, namely, of St. Matthew^ 
 St. Michael, St. Luke, St. i-imon, and St. . Judc, All Saints, St. ^Andrew. St. 1 he* 
 rm the ApolHe, the Nativity of Chrift, St. Stephen, St. John, I.moccnts-day, the 
 Circumcifion, the Epiphany, the cortvcrf.on of St: Patil, the purifacauon cUhe V.rg.n 
 Mary, St. Matthias, the annuntiaiiort of our. Lady, Good 1 riday, Eallcr evening, ii*e 
 Monday and Tucfd-ay in Eafler week, St. Mark. St. -Philip, and M. James. Afccn- 
 Con day, the Monday and Tucfday in Whi-fua week, in. r.arnaba^,ol. John the Lr.p- 
 ti(K St. Peter, St.Jam^s, St. Bartholom:^^', the fifth of N^vem'jer, titc nvirtyi-do.u 
 of King Charles the fird, the reftoratioa of the Royal Family, an.l tl.cr day o^ waica 
 His Miuerty began His reign, {h.ll b- obf^rvcd in tlie ^^'':^l-^' "^'^^'^ 
 lege, divine fervice fliall be celebrated upon tl.cm,^nd no leauresllullb: read, except > 
 by the Proflflbr of Diviaity, oi: any other Schulallic or Acadmiia! b^lm^ poi^lorji^ed. 
 
 . Title 2.^ Of Matriculation. 
 
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 « I. TheRcgiftrarcftheUniverfity n,all keep a Msiricu.i or^ Rfpcr, in ul'uh 
 , the names of all pcfors v ho fliall be admitted ir.cmbcr£ ot .itclmw-rfMy (hull l)C t!.rOl. 
 led ; with their pge, pl•^cts of birth, and education, aad tl.c Oamcs^ rank, li«oc, or pro- 
 fellibn, and place cf re fid< 11:2 of their parents. .•'■■' 
 
 i 2. Mauiculatioii lUI bi the office of the PrcCtlcnt. . ;;. 
 
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 ] / nud Latin jinguaRca, and X S ^^ k^ "*'' ^r^^!'^'<^"tly ftiJMlioTinSe'k 
 ; " in the. higher JJc/fn 1 p > ic L ools ^ G^?.^^ "rually read by boy^ 
 
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 . duty to j,ke cart th.t they ihail ifplaccd n dl^ hi h ?'^''S^ ^'^'^ "^'^'' ^^^^^ 
 : <^"'Iepe, .nd not i.> any inn. tavtirhcu r^r i' ^ "' "' "'"'■ ^^ "'"}' ^^ »o the 
 ether putJiohoHfe. "^ ' "' '"'^' '^"^'•''^-houfe, common bca.dih^.houfc or 
 
 Ml^\r^^S^^^ -""-^^ -^A-. ^alldeep out orthc Coiie^.^Uhlut 
 ,V 4. Np..n.b,.Mi>cn,.:uny F^^to lodge .ichhhn In his .^art.en.. : : 
 
 - : Tiile 4. Of Board. 
 
 : ^, V-"^?'^*"'''^>^^'^'-^''^-- Vc" I .r^^ there crncl 
 
 .> - /.umktion. /hall pav fbr their ccn^'sli^^ '?f'^^"'^'V^.''^^'^^^«*^g-*^^^ 
 .;cfst]Hy.n:;,llj,ive notice cf their ahW^^ 
 
 5' <•' .'lany.menhcr L« fck he n .. t, ''^^ '^^^^..vard the day hcf(;re. 
 
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 Of the college,— Of DISCIPLINE. a^ 
 
 I 6. No mcTOber, under fcren years ftanding, (hall entertain any company at dinner .. 
 his own apartments, or (hall have any dinners, or hotfuppcrs, drcfTcd in the College kit 
 chen to be fent to his apartments, without pcrmiflTion from the Prtfuknt. 
 
 fi 7. Members of the College mayoccafiooally intioduc«; llrqngcrs to dine with ih;m 
 in the Hall, for whom they (hall pav a ruopovtioni-ble fl\:u:c of tho expence of the dinner^ 
 'But no member under fcven years (landing fnill ictroducs a ftiangsr wiiluut pcrmiiTwa 
 from the Ptcfident. 
 
 ;-/^;: ;::■■■■,. :^""":^-"?r;7 Title 5. of Habits y^":::"^"^"-:^^^^^^^^^^^^ 
 
 1. The drcftofall the Members of the Univerfity (hall bepUun,'lcccnt, ar.dclcai- 
 Iv, without lace, or any other cxpenfive, or ooxcomical.ornameits. 
 
 2. The Academical habits (hall be the fame with thofc which ap; wnrn in the Vo-- 
 ▼crfityof Oxford, confiding of gowns, caps, hoods, and bands, as they are appropriatcJ 
 toeach degree, faculty, (landing, (tation,orntuation,rcfpe(nively. 
 
 § 1. No member of the Univerfity (hall appear out ot the Gollene, within the tovn, 
 ortow'nJhipofWiadfor, without his Academical habit, unlefs withtlic pcnniflioaof the 
 PreCdent. . *ir 
 
 • Title 6. Of Leaures. 
 
 $ 1. Every Student (hall attend the ledures appropriated to his (landing, or degree, 
 ^very day, in term time, except Sundays and holydays, the firft, and the two laft days of / 
 
 every term, and (hall not ahfent himfelf from any le£ture without the permitfion of the Prefu 1 
 
 dent, for fome reafonable caufe, fignified in writing, and approved by the Profe(ror. I 
 
 §2. Every Student during hisHrft year (hall attend leftures in Grammar and the ^ 
 Greek and Latin ClalBcs, with his Tutor ;^nd, under the Profeffors, in jElhetoric, and * 
 in Logic. During his fecond year, in the Greek and Latin ClalTics with his Tutof ; and 
 in Ethics, in the higher Arithmetic, andNGcometry, with the refpeflive ProfclTors. 
 Puringhivthirdyear, in the Greek and Latin Cla(rics with the Profc(rors ; in General 
 Jurifprudence, the Laws of Nature and Nations, the Civil and Municipal Laws, in 
 Political Science and CEconomy, in Algebra, TriWionietry and the Conic Scaions, un- . 
 der the refpeaive Profeflbrsj During his fourth ye^, in the Greek and Latir^ CUmcs, 
 in Natural Philofopby, and Aftronomy, in the Scienlje of Theology, in Metaphyfics, in 
 Hiftory, Geography, and Chronology, in the Polite A,rts, and the application of Science ^ 
 
 under the refpeflive ProfeflTors. Candidates forHoly drders.and all other Studehtsf who 
 (hall choofe it, (hail attend the leftures upon die HebrW Language in their fourth year. 
 All Students during their three firft years (hall at^d die Catecheti<^al L^Aures, ^,y 
 1 and the Ledlures upon the principles of the Chriftian P.eligiori. \ 1 
 
 '^3. Every Student, who (hall abfent himfelf widioutleav^ as aforcfaid, (hall tranl- 
 Jate the Icgturefopegleacdj or pcrferra fome other equivaletit exercife. ■ ) ^ 
 
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 Title 7.. Of Kxmifcs, 
 
 ». All UndcrgraduntM, except Civilians ftil* 
 PicCdcn,. »td no iheTO „j|| ^J roqVi ' d „f ,„? L^?'"" ?'''>' "'" l''efiJent, or 'x-^cc 
 
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 ^ ^ ^ ! ^ ^'^^"'•PgQ^twPur/ or anything elfe. 
 
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Of tmk .COLLEGE.--OP DISCIPLINE. 
 Title g. Of Examinations. 
 
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 1,1. iTpoo tl« lafl dnybutoneofcrery term, %!1 the Undercrftdaws, ejcwpt Ci- 7*** 
 tiluns, (lull poilycc thiir Culk^ions, and Jh«ll be examined by the PrtfiJcnt, and Pro- 
 
 d I. At thcfc Examlnntloni, tHc place and rank of each Undcrgnduate (hnll b« 
 •alHene'cl according to liU aicrit, ilnd rewards of liooks, or other roatkt of honorkftall be 
 be^wcd upon thofo who /hall paf» the boft cxaiTUOHtionift :,_.__^:.^, L:^ : , 
 
 a. If any Undergnuluate*, npi Iwing CrviHitns, fhallbe found to have ne|1rt 
 
 'thcfr 
 
 
 ftudies« or yjhave been guilty of great irregularities, the Prefident and the Fellows may 
 declare their terra not to have bcio Kept; which judgment Ihall be entered in the Col* 
 lege books, and ihe term fhall not reckon towards their degree. ^^V^ | 
 
 § 4. At the anni^al meeting of tbfe Governors, there flull be a more foltfwin eX'ttnina- 
 tiofi of the Undergraduates, not Civilians, foroe of their compofuions made in the pri- 
 ceding year (hall be produced^ and rewards and honors of higher value flisll be bcftowcj<l 
 by the Governors upon the nioftdeicrving : But no Students ihall then be examinctjl, 
 except thofo who Ihall be dclifiniti-vl by the Prtfident, or Profcfl'ora, or who (hall vuluti- 
 taiily offer ihenifelvcs for examination, or (hall be felcftcd by the Governors themfelyei. 
 
 Title to. Of Divine Service. : 
 
 ^i. AH UhdergraduaicB, and. Bachelors of Arts, (hall attend ilie Ccllege praters, .'/ 
 every day both in the morning and the evening. 
 
 § 2. The LclFons (hall be read by the Undstgntduates, and Bachelors of Art?, in 
 rotation, and it (liall be thcduty of the Prefident, and Vice Prefident, to take care, that 
 they be read with dilliufflnefs, propriety, and becoming folcmnity.*^ ^ 
 
 Title n. Of Moral Gondud and Behaviour. 
 
 f 1. NomemW of the Univerfity (hallbc-gajlty of any vices, or of any immoral, 
 or improper conduft,fuchfis fabbat!i-breaking, fwea ring, lying, cbfcene or profane con- 
 verfation, adultery, fornication, of beingin the cbiiipany of bad women, gaming, drun- 
 Jtennefs, or of frequenting taverns, quarrelling, fightfhg, ofylhe like. 
 
 § 2. No member, under feven years ftanding, (hall refort to apy inns, taverns, or other 
 public houfes, uolefs Upon (bme nccefl'ary, urgeiiii or particular pccafion, to be allowed 
 by the Prefident, or (hall fpend their time in thtTo\yn. - I "^^^s^ V 
 
 J 3. No member of the Univerfity (hall hold, maintain, ^r teach^-aoy^atheiftical 
 deidicaj, or dernocratical doflrines, .oraof principles contrary jto the Chriilianl^Mthit^or 
 to good morals,or fabverfiveoflheBritifhConftitution as by Law elUbliihed, undtr 
 pain of expulfion. 
 
 i^ 4. No merober of tlie UnivcrRty. fhall frcqucpt-Uxc Romjili mafs^ or the meeting 
 
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 /haJlnotbcpcrform«.ccordingtotheS^^^ or where iSrine Service 
 
 Ff"'!j«"yf«ditiou,.orr.bclliou.mretr^^^^^ ^^'"'^^ of England, or fluU be 
 
 °*r Si^^'^-^^r^^ .r.heCo,le,e.ncrte„ 
 
 ;4r;%^^^^^^^ ,uie College wi.ou. W. r.„ 
 
 buadmg,, wall,, fence,, doors, window, or o,L. ' '^'^l^', ""' °»''"^'f« ''"Jure, the 
 
 «"^;°"ty to enter the'",partme!,uoS^^ ""^ '^"^''"' ^«" ha^e power and 
 
 V ^^«f«"-bJe, or unfc,fon^Wc. hours! wtn^e^^^^^^^^^ ^r^''-» of Art,, tall 
 
 proper proceeding, are carrying on the^ '^ '^"^ '^*^* '"^°° »0 fufpefl that any im- 
 
 J lo- The fenior member in each rtaircafrftoiii^/^ r 
 care that no difturbanee, be madeX^ afj t " ^ f ^''^^'^^^^ of the P"ce, to take 
 
 »ncmbcr,,orfcrvant,,tothePrcfident ^""^ *"y *"'P'^°I^'^ «onduft in the 
 
 ufual mod,a of attention, and c^llity?'''^ to them, and by all other ti;^ 
 
 iv^;.^s^:S;:j;^t^fe^ or t^,^ 
 
 ir M >r ™' ''• ^^^d^ and kecpiiig Term. ' 
 ^^-^^^^ 
 
 9 2. Academical refidence /hall n^Jia • i ^^ ^''^ ^'^^ loclufive. 
 ^[^[•'^/'-P-FH.al^n^^S^'fp^ the. College, i, . 
 
 V'tHiaTj^ther collegiate, and academkalrSatio^^^^^^ in complying 
 
 9 3- No member flull be allowed to VJi 1T * ^f ordmg to the Statute,. ' ' 
 
 n,oJ, battel,, and all other ColgrduelSSei^^^^^ "'^" ^^^ P-<* »>» ^om. 
 rafted other dSbts. upon the juft^complaim of a ?^f. ^"« ''L™ 4 ^°r^^'' ^' ^»ve<:on. 
 b^^ybep^vented Weiping:::?'S^ and Fellow^ 
 
 lJ t /^ ^^^'""8 °^ » Te™ fnay l4 dif'allowed bv ihl P r^ ^ ^.'*'* 
 
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 BOOK IV. OF THE university; 
 
 Title 1. Of tJifePrcfident. • 
 
 I 1. The PreGdentofthc College (hall be jhe chief maglftratc of the Univcrfity, and 
 the PftCdcntoftheConvocalion, | 
 
 Title a. Ofthi Convocation. 
 
 conrocation houie ftiall be ereAed, 
 
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 eld. - . 
 
 J. Upon the fir ft day of every term, thfc Convocation (hall a(remble immediatelv af- 
 Hvinc fcrviccf it (hall be continued bv aAjournmcnts by the Prcfident, »nd (hall b« 
 
 f I . The Convocation (hill be compofed if nil Maftcrs bC Arts, Bachelors in Civil 
 Law, and rocmben of higher^greei, who (h ill have been admitted to their Regency at 
 the Public Aa. . 
 
 § a. They (hall meet in the college hall, 
 , in their academical habits. ■ i r • 
 
 \ § 3. The number of members to form a 1 Convocation (hall not be lefs than nme, 
 \UMe (hall be fo many in the Univcrftty. - 
 
 J 4. All members prefent in the Univeifi ty (hall attend vthenever a Convocation (hall 
 beheld. 
 
 § 
 
 ter divine lervicj^efi . 
 
 difTolveduportthe laft day oftcrm. I^ic Prefident may convoke the Convocation at 
 any time, during term, by a public notic: afixed in the Hall, and by fummons fent to ail 
 the members then in the Uinivcrfity, at leaft Itwo diys before the time of meeting. 
 
 § 6. Every qucftion Ihallbe decidctl bytlie niiijurity of votes of the members prefent, 
 provided that the Prefident (hall concur \vAth them— In cafe of an equality of votes, the 
 Prefident (hall have the carting voice. / 
 
 ^. 7. It (hall be the pfiice of the Convocation ; to confer degrees according to the Statutes. 
 To grant difpenfations, as far as they are exprefely authorized by the Statues. 
 To admit, and incorporate, nuembers of other Univer(lties. .A 
 
 To confer honorary degrees upon men of high rank, c^ very eminent learning, witK 
 the confent of the Goverrtors,and under the reftriftions preCcribed by the Statutes. 
 To grant licences to praftice to Bachelors in Medicine. 
 To grant letters Tcftinwinial, 
 To deprive members of their degrees, who (hall have been guilty of heinous crimes, 
 
 or in cafes defincd^y the Statutes, with the confent of the Gtovernors. 
 And other matters jfhore efpecially touching degrees. ^ 
 § S. The Convocation (hall have no power, or authority, to frame, or make, ot to re- 
 voke, augment or alter, j^y ftatutcs, rules, or ordinances, relating to the Univerfity, orto; 
 Kipg's Cdlleger^ ,-, '■ j -^-.^^r-^r- -- .-^^^^.-~ ~^^ ■ - ." -.-v| ./;--, ^:-~-.-^-.-, -.--.. ,-J-.i-w ^ .^- ,- -'^^ 
 
 Title 3. Of the Proabrs. 
 
 be th€ office of tht Proaors to attend to tfic btifiocfe of Uegrcw, in 
 
 irtf 
 
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 m.iMijrs ciirp^ed by the JlMtu'rs. Tri.i,»r' ... 
 
 ; «^ta Hpufe of Cunvjicatim. ihjil S ^^ ' '*"" '"'"* *'^'<^' ^"'"^X o-] op^ly, 
 
 Title 4. Of the Regiilrar; 
 
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 Title 5. OftheBeidl 
 
 le. 
 
 I I. The BeadJe fhall be s^dinted by the Governors 
 
 ,-., ;■ f ; ^ ;■■ ;'ntle 6* .Of Degrees. -' '^ 'i ;';;■: -:'^ : ■ %'-.. 
 
 b. a member of the College ; jdjj. S^S^I h^ ^'r"^^- ^^'^ '^^'^^ »>« «i^» 
 S^lutes ; 4thly. That he M have kebt t^> -fii °^ the 
 
 That he ftdll4ve attended :thewKari^ 
 
 pointed by the Statutes ; 6thlv 7^^%:^^^ -^"""^ tJ^.CpIW exefcjfej. I. 
 7thly. t4 he fI,4JJ h^; wSld^^,^ "r ^^'iP'-'"*' and moral/; 
 lh.n have undergbne^ne^minati:- ;tffi W'S^^^^ ^« 
 
 exammers, tn ^11 cafes in vhich the Statutes Wd I. <>^^^^ '»*» 
 
 aitle 7. Of the Princlpfe, md Moral Cphd«a of the Candidates 
 
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 lieen abftnttwctve itunths from the Unlverfic^, a cmliicatp, to the fime <rf?,.%frt>!"» 'Jij 
 clergy r.un of the Piirifh, being a mioKtcr oFtlio Cliarch of England, in which he iii ll 
 hHve i;rincipal!y vefidui during that time, or from the Bilhop cf the Diottlbi 
 
 Tide 8. ' Of the Exummation for Degree:!.^ 
 
 (( 1 . No degre<| ofnadiclor in Arts, or in Civil Law, Hiall be propcf^d in Convocattot* 
 tflf the candidate (hall have been cxaminfcd by three Marten of Arts, Bachelors of LiaW, 
 or mertibers of higher degrees, and (hall have received from them a tertimoniam of his 
 qualifications, and fitnefsv • ' . ■■^' :^- - 
 
 § t. Atthebqginningpfevery tsrm.the PrcfidcntfhalUfipoint three, or more, cxaminer<5 
 
 taking the members q^ualified io rotation j who Ihall tike the oath infertcd in the Appendix 
 
 Kiinr.bcr 6. 
 
 f 3. Upon the candidate's application,' the Prefident (hall appoint the days and hours 
 
 for the examination, of which a written notice fliall be fixed up in the Hall, %» en days 
 at lead before the examination. 
 
 j 4. The Hall fhall be the place of examination, and the hour between ten in the 
 liiorning, and one. In the aftwnocMi, in term time. The JPrefident fhall always be prefent, 
 and the room fhdl be open to all Mailers of Arts, Bachelors of Law, and mSmbers of 
 higher degrees, who are a^ liberty to examine the candidate. 
 
 $5. The examination fliall continue three days. On the ftrft, thfe candidate fliali be 
 examined in the Greek and Latin langua^s ; on the fecond, in the Aits and Scien- 
 ces, in which the Statutes (hall have required him to attend the refpeftive lectures ; and 
 pD the third, he (hall be tried in compofition, both Latin andEnglilh. 
 
 f 6, if tliey (hair find the candidate properly qualiiied thty (liali fign his teftinnionlum, 
 
 • Htle 9. Of the Oaths and Si^mptions. 
 
 fi. No degree (hitHbrconfen-ed till the caridida^^ ofttH? of al-t>^^ ; 
 
 liBgiance, fupremacy, and of obedience to the Statu*^ of thfi> iJniverfity, and fliall have 
 fubfcribed the thirty-nine articles of the Church of England, a\id the three articles con- 
 tained in thfi; thirty-ninth Canon of the Synodj^ London, held in the year of our Lord 
 1605, in the ptefebcei ofone of the.Prbdior^ | 
 
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 Title 10. Of the i5cgree of Bachelbr iff Arts. 
 
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 jj I. Ev«ry Stodentj h«fote he fhatltaTcethCvdegree of Bachelor in A^ be pf 
 
 four complete years ftandtng in the Univeriity, from the day of his matriculation. / 
 
 fa. Heihldl hate refid!ecf,duriiJgtei'm-time, for the fpace of four years, or fixteen 
 
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 dtlU' ""^"■*" '""""'"■■"«'• ""l ".all hav«re«ived...fltaonium according «, 
 Prefident and Members. -^^^^^^<^ examinaiioh, before the 
 
 Title u. OftheDegree of Matter in Arts. 
 
 b„»i,; (?„ '^'.'''"'"'fi'krf twelve terms (ince his°ado>illion to his B~cl,eIor's demc • 
 
 ■ntle 1 2. Of tlie Degree of Bachelor in Civfl Law. 
 
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Ojj THE UNIVERSITY. 
 
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 §2. He iball have tended twenty^ight terms, but the Convocation ftall have power 
 ■to d<fpenfe with ten terms of refidence. 
 
 § I. Candidates for this degree (hall have attended the fame Icaures, (hall have gune 
 through the fume College excrcifes, examination, and Ur.iverfjty cxercife?, whicU.are re- 
 quired for the degree of liaChclor in Arts, f. 
 
 ^4* When Candidates for the Degree of Bnchelor in Ctf il Law (hall b? of fourj^years 
 ftanding, (hall have kept fourteen terms, and (hall have performed the whole of what .is 
 required of them in the preceding pnragraph, they (luU receive from the Prchdcnt a ^ni^ 
 ten licence to (ludy the Civil Law, (hall be flyled Civilians, and (haU be entitled ta all 
 the privileges of Bachelors in Arts. rL > 
 
 J 5. Every candidate (hall have read JuftJnian's InUitute, and (hall compofc^nd 
 read two folemnkflures upon the Civil Law, in the Public Hall. J 
 
 § 6. Maliers of Arts, by the permilTion of the Conuocation, may take the degrtjc ot 
 Bachelor in Civil Law, after performing the CKCicifesdireacd for that degree m th^att 
 .paragraph. .■.•:"* -•■■;-..'■■■■■■■ • .-..:■■■■' ■.■■"■■"' 
 
 Title 13. Of the Degree of Dofkor in Civil Liaw. 
 
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 f I. No perfon (hall be admitted to the degree of Doftor in . Civil Lav, who (hall 
 
 «ot have taken his degree of Bachelor in Law four complete years. , » 4 
 
 § Z. But candidates who (hallhave taken the degree of Bachelor in CivdLaw,^and 
 
 fliall beof eleven years (landing, from their matriifulation, by difpenfation from the Coo- 
 ▼ocatioh, may uke their degree of Dodor immediately after that of Bachelor. ... 
 
 « 3, The excrcifes (hall cbnfift of fix leftures upon the CivU Law, or other fubjeas ta 
 Jurifprudence, which (hall be read in the Hall, and (hall continu e for an hour each. 
 
 Title 14. Of the Degree of Bachelor in Medicine. 
 
 Ji. No perfon fliallt^adegree b Medicine who (hall not har* taken the degwe 
 
 of H^er in Arts. *, « «. * 
 
 § 2. He (hall be three years ftanding from his Regency as Mafter of Artt.^ 
 $ 3. He (hall have attended complete courfes of fefluresin Chemiftry and Anatoprf, 
 he (hall have attended Clinical lefturcs, or as a pupil in the hofphals, under a Doftor m 
 ; Phjrfic, for one whole year,of which he (hall produce certificates from the refpeCliTc Fro- 
 lyiors, Readers, or Phyficians. ' « ».* j 
 
 ^ 4. He (hall compofe two el&ys, one in Latin, and the other in Engh(h, upon medi- 
 
 ** ♦5."' lie (hall undergo a ftria examination by Ihe refpeftiTe ProfelTors in the mcdica 
 
 .•faences. • . « . - •• • <v^ 
 
 J 6. He fliall take an.oaththat he has applied himlelf to the ftudy olL oicdiciiiei Jor 
 
 J^t yean, dn4 flwl product «€ruficatea thereof^ iV 
 
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 . $7. Bachulonint medicine' may rccei»e a licence from the ConTOcation, to pnc&ke 
 
 Phyfic , provided Uiey procure from the ProfeiToF of medicine, and one other QoAorio 
 
 m'edi.cine, or from three Dolors in medicine, a certificate that they, are properly 
 
 qualified^ and IhaU uke an oath to perform tiie duties of tlut profcfUoa. 
 
 Tijlc 1 5. Of the Degree of Ddclor in Miedicinc. 
 
 § 1, Mo perfon (hall take the Degree of Dcoflor in Medicine, who fhalt not be a 
 Bachelor in Medicine of four years (lauding. 
 
 ' $ 2. The Exercife^ ^6r this Degree fliallconfid of fix folernfl I edlures, tipon Medical 
 Subjei^s,. which fhall be read ID Hull, and ni.ill continue an hour each. 
 
 Titk 16. bf the Degree of Bachelor in Divinity. 
 
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 <$ I. ^veryyCandidatc for the degree of Bachelor in Divinity fliallbea Mafler in 
 Arts of fs^eryyears ftahding, from the time of admiffion to his regency." •* • 
 
 2.* He inall have attended the ProftHbr of Divinity one complete courfe of ledhire9 
 Theology, and the thirty nine articles. 
 
 (hall underftand the Hebrew language. 
 ^ 4. H'e-(hall undergo an examination by the Divinity Profeflbr. ■. . , 
 
 'S^lhall compofe two differtaitioos upon Theological fubjcAs. . 
 le (hali preach a^ Latin lermon before the .Univetfity. 
 
 
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 Title 17. Of. the Degree of JDodor in pivinity. 
 
 1. Every perfon before he can be admitted to the Degree of Dodor in Divinity muit 
 Bachelor in Divinity of four years ftahding. • ^" 
 
 2. But Candidates who (hall have taken the I^egree of Bachelorr tn Divinity, aild 
 alj be eighteen years (lapding from their Matriculation, by di^enfation from the con- 
 
 ocatipp, may take their degree of Doiflorr immediately a(ter that of Baphelori. 
 
 § 3. The exercifes (hall c6.n0ft of fix folemn lectures upon Theologi«il fubjefts, |o be 
 read in the Hall, and to continue the fpace.of art hour each le^re, wo. he (hall preach 
 a Latin fermoa before the Univerfity^ ■,'-:■ ' 
 
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 Title 1 8; Of Decrees in Mttfic. 
 
 rfons worthy 
 mufic for feyon 
 
 Dejg« 
 
 . , f i . StU(dei;its in Mufic jfeall produce Certifieates upder the 
 of credit that they have ajijAied theftiillves tp the (ludy and 
 
 
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 «Ar«. and niall compofe, an<rC!CHfe to be performed Jn A^^^ 
 
 Indbftlicntar m«nc, b«ve parts, before they (hallbe admitted to the degree of B*. 
 
 'T2V E^^y'iachclor in Mufic. fhall hav« applied himWf to the ftudy, or prajice of 
 mui, forjive- years, after taking his degree, which Ihull be certified I.kew.fe, under the 
 htods of perfoos worthy of credit, and Ihall have.compofed. and caufed to be performed 
 inpiiblic.in the College Hall, apiece of vocal, and inftrumenul. raufic, m fix or eight 
 parts, before he Ihall be admitted to the degree of Doflor m MuUc. 
 
 ^^_.i^^:j^il^^^^:^11^ , g. Of Dilpcnfations* _ ; ^ • - :■ 
 
 §1. No^difpenration fliall be granted but for matters, and caufes, exprcfsly defined by 
 'Ihe 'Statutes. ■. - ^-••.■■■: -■,'.- ...■:■: - •, • -; 
 
 Title ic5. Of the ceremonies, and marin^^ 
 
 .< 1 Every Student, who (hallTje'denrous of taking a degree, fliall apply to the HjSufc 
 of Convocation for at Grace, by^ petition, which ftall be ^efented by a membfer of the 
 
 ^nSii^petition the candidate fliall rbte, ii^^^^ 
 afts, aipoflcfles alljhe <iuanfications, reciiuredbythe&atutes,and pray tobe admitted 
 
 ^^-f 2^^i the petition fliilMiave been Emitted, i^e degree fliall not be Fopoftd^ 
 the Convocation tUVtfia faa/thereinalledged fliall hjivc been proved by fufficient^evi- 
 dence, to the fausfaftion of the Howfe. That the Candida^ be a member of the Uji. 
 .verfit^ andof proper ftanding,.ftiaH have been af«|t«ned by mfpea^^^^^ 
 Vhat lie b<?'a member of the College, and have refideda fu^eient ""'"^'^^f """jl^y • 
 *eftimonh»m figned bylfie Pref.dent and BuTfar,;upon reference to ^^f College^oks. 
 5liat hehivcitended the ledures and exercifes*f the College, by a Teft.mon.umfrom 
 the Prefid^nt, an'd thevefpeaive Profeflbrs. A/teftimomura of h» principles apdmoj4 
 condua Ml be exhibited as before direfted, likewife a Teftimonmm from^the exami- 
 nets, andTnother from the Prefident, or Proaors, thathe have performed the exercdes 
 
 "l!rS^thl''qSflion be carried in ihe affirmative the Candidate fliall fubfcribe the 
 thirty niae articles, and the three arficlespf Religion* in the prefence of one of the 
 vFroaors,"^ho fliall certify the fame to the houfc. v ■_ . , , -^ .. . 
 
 « e. Mefli'all then be introducedinto the convocation Houfe.and lead, up^to the 
 Prcfident'8 Chair, by the Proaor, if it be a Degreein Arts, or other wife by the Pro* 
 -Icflor ofhi»f*culty,todpr€fcnted in folcmnfoim. , ' . 
 

 
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 Ia f 6. He (hall take tlie ontlvji of »ll:giam;e artd fuprcmacy, the oath loobferve tht Sta- 
 tutes of the Univerlity, and the Library o.ith, if he fhiiH not have taken it before. 
 
 ^ 7. He IhaH then kneel down b-rorc the Pa'fideni's chair,' who Ihall coiifer the 
 Degree in folemn form, and >i\\.\.\\ admithini to the ufe of the libra ry^ if not before ad' 
 milted. The Graduate fhill then lifc, and, after making his obeifance to the Prefident 
 ah J. the Hmife.fliall retire into another room, where he Ihall aflume the habit of his 
 iKgree. He (hall then return to the Convocation' Houfe, attentfed by his prefeoter, 
 ihall repeat his obt.ifance3,and(kpart. 
 
 § 8. The De<>v<^ (hull be entered in the Rcgidcrofhhc Convocation, by the Regiftrai", 
 . under ih:dirc<Jti()r.3uf the Prefident, and Letters Tcftimonial (hall be made ottTf and 
 granted to the Guduate, if he fequireL it, under the feal of the Uniy^rfity. 
 
 Title 21. * Of Incorporation and Honorary Degrees. 
 
 • ^ I. The Hoiife of Convocation Ihall have j^Qwer to iricofporate meijiibers of the Uni- 
 reifrties of Oxford, Cambridge, and Dublin, in the United Kingdom ofGreat-Bri- 
 tiiin,' admitting underjjraduatesto the Tame (landing, and graduates to the fame dc- 
 £i«es,Avhich they (liallehjoyrcfpeclively in their own Uhiver(ities. ' , '^ . .. 
 
 § 2. No Graduates (hall be incorporated but fuch as (hall have taken tfieir degrees ia 
 the regular'manper, by refidin^^ time, and performing the exercifes required by the 
 .•Statutes of their refpediveUniverfitieS) and not fuch as ihall havfe taken their Degrees 
 ,/ by diploma, ufually fo (wUed, or hbnoris caufa. - * \ 
 
 ' § 3, Every Gradtiate who (hall be admitted by incorporation, whatever (hall be his 
 r /landing in his own Univerffty, (hall rank after all members of this Univerfity who (hall 
 
 take tlie fame degree within the fame year *n, which he (hall be incorporated. 
 ,54.. No degrees whatever, in any art, or faculty, unlefs by incorporation, as before - 
 limited, (hall be conferred by fpecial grace, by diploma, or otherwife, upon any other 
 |>erfonsthan members of the Uni?er(ity, who (hall have kept the refidesce, performed the 
 exercifes, and coihplied with all the other regulations; pretbribed by the Statutes.-, 
 ' $ 5. Except that the' Houfe of Convocation,: with the ton&nt of the Governors, of 
 the major part of them, Aall have power to confer Honorary D^rees upon highly emi- 
 »ient,orUluftrioasperfonage8,eidjerBriti(hfubjeOs,or Foreigiifers, «ho (hall viiit the 
 , Univetfity*-And all perfons who Ihairreceive this honor, Ihall enjoy the title, and rfck, 
 of: the-refpedHre degrees which (hall be conferred upon them, but (hjll not be entitled to^ 
 or exercife, any. other pi6wers, authorities, or privileges, beltviging to fuch degree, withia 
 the 3riti(h dominions« which KefhiOioa, and exception, (hall be exprei^d in. their lit* 
 tcrs Teftitnonial. V : .- 
 
 § 6. Before-any^rfon (hall be admitted bv Incorporation he fliall produce letter* 
 
 ; tcftimenial from the Univerfity of whichhe (hall be, i mertber, teftifyine his ftindirg, or 
 
 ^>\ degree, and fluU take the oaths,'andfubIcribc,thearticlct4» required upon iiiatricu]»* 
 
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 Ti^Q 22. Of the Encscpia, and Public Aft. 
 
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 • « 1 A M.tobe called th^'ncjenU, ftiall be celebrated annually upon the Monday 
 
 ihc UniverGty by.hismoU gracious ka^elyK.ng GeorgMhe ll^^^rd. ^ ^ 
 
 & 2 On this day the GoverncM, with the Pitfident, rioltl.ors, »^ ^^''°J'^ 
 
 a„l^hetb.So;,r.fjl be delivered b, .h. PrefidenWo, fuch o.h„ .nemb.. of U.e 
 
 nilfn ran. oftheir exercifes.as the Governcts (hall think ?'"«'• , • ' 
 
 F6rDegrl*Lrr.be"c<v.fer,ed, « at other ti«e», in the regular .manner, .c- 
 
 "f S*'Ma»e«rf Am. Bachelors h. Ci.ll Law, and Doflors in D..initj,,_La.w. and 
 Phtnc "ho Ml h«ftA«*dr degrees p^^^^^^^ Wtbe i^miwdu. their regency. 
 „ Ser. ofAehWe of Convocation, and (hall take U.e oath .nfenrf .n 4. Aw<"- 
 
 • S^TlIey who ft»ll have, been ^Imitted to their regency « "»«"' •f,^™' ?! 
 B«helS CM llw. (haU receive a new admilEoo npon takmgthe degree^of DoSor. m 
 
 motto, and Ihall write hi. name upott a feparatc paper, whidi "»" **J"J„ '7 '™^^ 
 ^^nd dSKnguiOied oa the outfide by a nwtto, correfpond,n« ^^^.*^ °" ^^^Xfl 
 Sfirion. Thfoovernor,, without opening the Ibkdp^^^^^^ ^1, Tccordi^^wlth 
 
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 § lo. Speechecr difputations, or other Academical exercifcs, fuall be Tpoken, of per-. 
 forn)ed,by any rTjeir.ber3,of the yniverlity, who dull obtain ilie PitTidcnt'spermiffion. 
 . ^11. The Pubhc A£t (hJlthen be clored, by the Frcfidcnt, in foJenin form. ' 
 
 Title 23. QfRarik and Precedence. , , * 
 
 § |..The dfficfr?, anrf members of the UniVcrfity and Cclte^e fhaU take Prece<{cns(f' 
 according to the following table ; \ i 
 
 . I. ThePrendcnt, / . :\ /' .' ''■ 
 
 ' * a. DotSors in Diviirityi . ' - \ 
 
 3. Pprtors in Civil Lavr, ■ ' ■» < 
 
 4. Doftors in Phyfic, 
 
 5. Bachelor»-in Divinity, : , , - . " 
 6.' Bachelors in Civfl iaw, v^ v 
 
 7. Bachelors in Phyfic, ;,, ' \ 
 
 8. Dolors in Muftc, . ' ^ 
 9.- Bachelors in Mufici j ' .« . 
 
 - 10. Mafters in ArtS) ! ' . 
 
 . XI. Bachelors in Arts, and Civilians, or Students in the Civil Law^ who 0x331 
 I have cora{Heted four years of refiddnce, and fhall have ffisrformed the exeW. 
 
 cifes required.bywthe Sututes; and who (hall be entitledi^io every refpefty 
 to the fame privileges as Bachelors of Art^ 
 V 12. Undergraduates." * 
 
 f 2. AH Graduates of the fame faculty and degree (hall rank araongft eadi Other ac 
 ^cording to the time of their admi(fion to their ;d|^reeis. 
 
 § 3. Evety Grjidaate iftdiliitted by incorporation, whatever itiay be his (landing in 
 his own Univerlity, (hall rank after all who (hall take the fame degree id this Univ.erdty 
 within the fame year in which he is incotporated. ' ' 
 
 i 4. The Vice-Pre(ident(hallrank next to the Prefident within the College, ibd all 
 Ptofeffon and Fellows, within the College, (hall have precedence before all other meni- 
 b^n of the College, however fuperior to thlm in degree or otherwife. / '* :■ ' 
 
 I 5. Undergraduates (hall rank according to thedatc of.their mWricuIatign, or aC' 
 cjDrding to the placeV.Snd (UtioDi-which (haU be alHgned them at eachterminady |^r ad- 
 jraaJy«ezainio2tioir. 
 
 * litle 24. Of the Univerlity Dues and ^ees, 
 
 ' § i#^ No fees ftall be takien by (he Officers of the Univerfity, tin Juiy HccovM, or 
 j^xs Uoce whatfixTeo except fuch as Aallbe allowecl by the Statatcs* > 
 
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 THE CONCLUSION* 
 
 Title i^ Of the Saii^ion of the Statutes. 
 
 ■:o'Everyh,emb.r who m.i1 comi.it: an <^^^^ 
 
 ^"ffu pm^ided that no «-tnodem. pun.n.nv.t.^ ^ ^^ ^^ ^^^ 
 
 ^ fi 3. I*uni(bment3 may bejpecunuiry ; °'^^*y^??^^^ leav ng Cbllcge for the va- - 
 offyersmay bcconfipedtothejrro^^^^^^^^ rffufcd ; they 
 
 cM\ their terms maybe difaUo>vcd. the,r ^''9>^J^\^l , ^^ y^ tanilhed from th« 
 mybc»nded,or«moved,fVom 
 
 .. U>Xverfit/fbr « "rt'^i'^ii'^^' ^'^^'^^ S ihe'ProflO^s, (hall have the power of 
 ' f4. ThePrefident,^eV.ce-Prendcnt, amithel^^^^^^ 
 
 puSng in .11 CHft, or offences aj^inft mor=^^ 
 
 $ 6. The Preft^ent Ml .nfl « '^^ P^'SSrs! Librarians, and all other officers ' 
 Statutes, won all ProM^s, Fellows. ^^^^^^^ emoluments from 
 
 $ 7. He fl»alUikewife;have poweHo unjo^^^^^^^^^^ ^^^^j^^ ^^ falaries 
 
 J upon appeJ. of fufpcndingj-pf remo.."^^^^^^ 
 
 6K«. of tomlument, Ihall be b»mlhed for . '°"B^""^?f;„'^°„' or ie maji r«' "f 
 Syaepn1edoftede^«.»i*««theconfMtofthe(^ovemo».or , j .^ 
 
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 them, exc«)>t in cafes where the Statutes hare authorifed thc^reddent* and Fellows, to 
 remoyo certain officers at their diCcretion. 
 
 ^12. Allfincs, forfeitures, and pecuniary punifhmenn, if not paid before, fliall be 
 Aojiped, or deduifled, out of the quarterly piyments of the falary of the o^Tendcr, if he be 
 entitlod to any from the College. The officer, \Vho ihall impofe themt'fhall give notict* 
 in writtnp,, to the perfon who pays the diaries, who (hall thereupoa be bound to retain 
 fuch fines, and to pay them into the Collega fund. . 
 
 !^ 15. All pecuniary fines, by whomfoever impofed,°unIefs where, and in as much as, 
 they (faall be intended to make a juft compcnfation to fomej>erfon who (hall have beea 
 injured by the offence committed, (hall go to the ufe of the Library, 
 
 ^ I4« Every member, who (hall be expelled from the Univerfity, (hall, by fiich expv)« 
 lion, be deprived, de jure and de fa£lo> or his PrefidentQ|i<ip, Profeflorlhip, or Scholai (hip 
 and'of every other omce, place, fittiation, f^ilary, privdioB^ power, and emoluments^ 
 whatfoever, which he may enjoy, or be entitled to, in, or ftomi the Untverdty, or College, 
 
 Title 2. Of the Interpretation, and Promulgation, of the Statutes. 
 
 § t. If any doubts, difficulties, or differences, (hall arife refpeAing the true m^ning^' 
 purpofe, or application of anyof thefe Statutes, the Governors alone, or the major part 
 of them, (hall have power and authority to interpret, explain, and declare their mtention 
 therein, and of deciding and determining all fuch doubts, dilficulties, or differences. 
 
 §2. Authentic copies of thefe Statutes, figned by the Governors, (hall be depofited 
 in the Archives of the College, and in the office of the Province. 
 
 ^3. The Sututes (hall be printed, and every member, upon Jiis admilEopf (hall be fiir- 
 ni(h^ with a copy. ' . 
 
 $ 4. The Appendix, hereunto annexed, (haU be uken^ aad ccNofidercd, at .part pf 
 .tbae Sti^^uta, aadilMU be carried iaio eKecvti(m aa fu 
 
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 No. I. Tlic Oath fbr the gbfccyancc of the Statutes, v 
 
 Ia. B. do foleninlyfwcar thitt I wH! o'^Pjrve all the Statutes of tWi'UnivcrfityrWd 
 Collcfitf, of Windfor, to the bcU of my abiji»y. So help ms God. 
 
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 No. a. The Oath of Allegiance. 
 
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 I A. B. do fincerely pronvifc and fwcar that^I will bs faithful, and bear tro©iaUgUnc« 
 to Hi« Miijeily King George. So help me God. ', j . 
 
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 the; path of Suprcmacy.r - 
 
 I A. B. do fwear, thatldo,fro.n my hrirt, abhor,, detcft, and abjure. Mimrjousand 
 
 heretical, that d.imr.ublc doarine and pofition, t!ut ^^^^^^\'^^^'?T'^'±"J^t '' 
 by the. Pope, or any authority of the See of KonK, may be deiMjfcd or. murihettd b/ . • 
 their fubicdls, or any other wliiilfocver. „ ' . ' w .J 
 
 And; I do dJclafe, that no foreign Prince. pcrfbP, prelate, Stat^ or potentate, h^V ,,^ 
 or ought to have, any; jurilUiaion, power, {\iperiority,pre^.nmcnce, or aj^9r.iy,cccUll' 
 
 tlUcal or IpiriRial, witliin this realm. So help me Gud< : , ^^^ . ,; ^ • ^., ' 
 
 .Three Articles, contained In the thirtylf.xth canon of the book of Confl.tut.om and ^ 
 Cartons ecclefialtical in the Syrtod of London, btg.n in the year oFourLotid 1603. i^ 
 
 i^Viatthc King's Maje4 under God, is ^^^^^^ Sul^enK Ooyerncr of tlus 
 
 ream.anL'f another his Highncfs's don,inion3Vnd countr.eCV ^^ ^ alfpuiiualof 
 ecSMa^things or cauf.s. I. temporal ; and that no fordgn Vm^ pa Pn, prelate. 
 S or roten4. hath, or ou^ht ti hVve. any jurildiaion. poxver, fuper.er. y, prs- 
 S;hKncl^^ aSnty, ccclefiatt.cal or ^tual, wiUun i.i.,Jrtu|elly Via,d realn^, do. r 
 
 "'jr^m rZ^f Common Prayer.and6fcideriftMil^^^^^^ 
 co^ con leU> inuj^lung curtn;ry to the word of God.^dth..t u may l^wfl^lly fo 
 SS^hat A;ft:!?>iH :ufe the form in the laid book prdcab^d,^ public prayer, . 
 and adminiitration of-tte-SabTamehts, ?.-.vd rone othcrt . . , ' , , .-v 
 
 * ad Th I Sw tl^l\f Articles of ^^^^ agreed Upon!. y the Archb.ihops. 
 
 ^ ahlBifho^ of both Provi^esN^d the whole Clergy in the ConWatton hclden a^ . 
 
 London, n'the >ear-of our Lcrd^o<l, one thoufAnd five l-n-ed hxty and two ; and 
 ---Aatlacknovvledge .11 .nd every tT\auicles therein contained, b4g m number nmc 
 
 and thirty, bdidcs the ilatif.ciiliop>,to\e ag''-"a'ul€ to the word otyod. ^,^^ 
 
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 No. 4. Tlic Oaih of Office. 
 
 1 A. D. do foloTinly fwcar, that I will faithfully perftrm all the dutifii ©f th« ofRce 
 j,f to which I am now ;ii)|K)intcd, acct>rdiiig to the Statutes of the Unifcrlity 
 
 aod College of Wiadlor, to the bell of my judgment, and iU>ilitic.. So help mc God- 
 
 NOi^. Tlie Library TOtli. 
 
 I A. B. dofolcmnly fwcar, that I will faithfidly obferte all the Statutennd Rcgu- 
 btioDS refpeaing the Library of the Co llege at Wiadfor. tni help me God. 
 
 ^ No. 6. Formuljc relating to Degrees. 
 
 The Examples given are moftly for the degree of Dichclor in Art*, but will apply, 
 rauutis mviLindis, to all othcrdegrces. ^. 
 
 g^ The Oath of the Examiners. - \ 
 
 I A. B. do folcmnly fwear,that I will faithfully, and mipartlally, perform my office, 
 asan Examiner, by examining, fairly, and thoroughly, all candidates for degrees, who 
 (hall be brought before me for thatpurpafe, according to the direaions. and to the true 
 intention of the Statutes ; and that I wUl not fign the Teliimon.^m of any perfon, who 
 /hall be by me examined, unlefs. in my confcience, Khali bekcvc h.m to be properly 
 qualified to be admitted to the degree, for which he. Ihall be a candidate. So help me 
 God. . , ^ _.'■■ ■ 
 
 ^ • The Teftimonlujm. 
 
 Wc whofe names are hereunto Tubfcribed, do hereby tcftify, that M. N. of K'ng's 
 
 College at Windfor. who is acandidatc for the degreeTof , was examined by u» 
 
 according to the Statutes of the Univerfity, upon the the^ and the 
 
 days of in the year of our Lord , jind that wc found biro, 
 
 in ctery vcfpea, & and qualified, to be admitted to the faid degree. 
 
 ■...-' ^ Witnefs our hands, thi>» ' diiy Oi 1. 
 
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 Petition for the Degree of Bachelor in Arts. 
 
 A. B. Student of Kin.., College. ^^^^'^J^^;^^ JZ.:7&J:Z 
 ftanding, having rcf.ded ff.tecn terms. ha..ng f ^^'"^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ pcrfiHmcd, 
 
 adnmttd tq^« degree of Bachelor m Am. 
 
 Petition for a Diipenfation. :^ ;■ 
 
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 A •!>.!« Ku,«'. College. •■-"^(?- trofu^laSit's^^S' *« 
 
 t;'^^^^7:S» :S^^S:tii::^enc= «;, .wo .c.™ (0, «.U. ^ 
 cafe may be,):- .■.-„. . ■* -.gJP .j^'-' -■ > 
 
 d. Tcftimomum of the^refitot and Burfcr, for the degree o^ 
 ^ / - Bachelor in Arts. , 
 
 cording «"'" S""""--^^.""* ""'''""'" 
 
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 .. leftimorfum of the Prefidcn. and Tutor, the ^^ of the 
 ?:_ *^_ p^ith, or the Bifaop of the Dtocefe.,- 
 
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 College, do hereby teftify that X. Y. during his rcfidence in that Colkge has con- 
 iormtd himfelf boih tp the Dofti we and Difciplioc of the Church of EogUnd. Wit - 
 ncfc our hands thU day of /. *^ 
 
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 Ii. Teftimonium of the Prefidcnt and Pro<?Vors. 
 
 We A. B. Prcfident and C D. E. F. Proaors of tfce Univerfity of King's Col- 
 Je-re, \yindror, do hereby teftify that X. Y. Student in this College, ha»dulyper- 
 ^formedall the exercifes rcqi^cdby the Statutes for the degree of • Wit- 
 
 rcfs our hands the 
 
 day of 
 
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 A.B. 
 
 Prefidcnt. 
 
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 i Terdmonium of the Prodor to Siibfcription. 
 
 T A. B. Proaor in the Uni Tcrfity of Windfor, do teftify, that X. Y. has ruhfcribed 
 the tliirty r.irst i.rficlcs,and the three articles of the thirty-ilxih canon, in my prefciicc.— 
 ■\Vitu.^ t:y hand the . ' dayof , . 18 . ^ 
 
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 " k. Form of Prefentation to a Bachelor's Degree. • 
 
 InfignifimePrafes, prnsfento vobis A. B. fcholarem in Facultate artium, ut admit- 
 tatur ad Gradum Baccalaurei in artibus ; ad quani admiflionem eum aptum, habilem, et 
 iJoiicum efic, moribus et fcientia, jam omnibus abunde coullat. 
 
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 Form of conferring a Degree. 
 
 Ad honorcm DorWii noftri Jefu Cbrifti, et ad prpfeaum facrofanftac matris Ecclefia, 
 
 et ftudii, amhoritate mea, et totius Univerfitaiis, admitto tc ad Gradum Baccalaurei in 
 
 Artibus, et do tibi liccntiam ea omnia faciendi quseadftatum tjufdem Gradus pertinent^ 
 
 in nomine Domini Patris, et Filii, et SpiritusSanfli. . j 
 
 Whilft the Prefidcnt pronounces the laft words he (hall rcfpedfully uncoTcr his head. 
 
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 Gath of Regency. 
 
 1 A. B. do jfolemoly fwear, tha 1 1 will faithfully perform my 4oty w a Member of 
 
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 : No. 7.' IForm* of Incorporauon. 
 
 The PclUion. _ , ; . ^r Arts in the Un^e^? ° ;°N^a^Scotw, that he 
 
 r uv.hvincBaccuUureumFacultatwi^ ^^^^ ,^ui. 
 
 The Admimon. » , ^^ 
 
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 No. 9. Scheme of Leftures. 
 
 Hours. 
 
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 Year. 
 
 9 ta 10. 
 
 Ipaft ibtof paftii 
 
 The ClaiScs. 
 Greek and Latin 
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 Tutor, 
 
 Rhetoric. 
 
 Mtoi. 4paftito|paft» 
 
 Logic. 
 
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 Year. 
 
 Ditto* 
 
 Ethics. 
 
 E. 
 
 
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 tic & Geometry. 
 
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 3d. 
 
 Year. 
 
 4th. 
 Year. 
 
 Ditto, 
 With the Profeflbr, 
 o ':, ::'b . 
 
 Ditto. 
 
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 dence, Law ot Na- 
 ture and Nations, 
 Civil and Municipal 
 Law, Political Sci- 
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 l^atural Philofo- 
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 Algebra, Trigo- 
 nometry, ^c. 
 
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