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 THE CONSTITUTION 
 
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 ACT OF IICORPORATION. 
 
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 ACT OF mOORPOEATION. 
 
 
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OFFICERS AND MEMBERS. 
 
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 ^reexbtnt of t^e ti^orpotalion. 
 
 THE RIGHT BEVEREND THE LORD FISHOP OF HURON. 
 
 Pembers of t^e Corpoctttion. 
 
 THE VEN. ARCHDEACON BROUSH, A.M. 
 
 THE VEN. ARCHDEACON HELLMUTH, D.D. 
 
 THE REV. W. BETTRIDGE, B.D. 
 
 THE REV. M. BOOMER, LL.D. 
 
 THE REV. F. W. SANDYS, D.D. 
 
 THE REV. E. L. ELWOOD, A.M. 
 
 THE REV. J. WALKER MARSH, M.A. 
 
 THE REV. JAMES SMYTHE, MA. 
 
 THE REV. JOHN MoLEAN, M.A. 
 
 THE REV. B. BAYLY, A.B. 
 
 THE HON. O. J. OOODHUE, M.LC. 
 
 H, GOING, ESQ., M.D, 
 
 T. PHILLIPS, ESQ., M.D. 
 
 CHARLES MONSARRAT. ESQUIRE. 
 
 ^BttxB of t^e ^or{ioxatian. 
 
 BET. J. MoLEAN, M.A., Seeretarv. I V. GRONYN. ESQ., B.C.L., Solieitor. 
 
 9^m of t^t Colltgt. 
 
 Prinoipal and Divinity Professor: 
 THE VENERABLE ARCHDEACON HELLMUTH, D.D, 
 
 THE REVEREND W. H. HALPIN, A.M., Professor of Classics and Mathematios. 
 THE REV. J. H. SCinJLTE, D.D., Professor of Modem Literature and Languages. 
 y. OBQNYN, ESQ., B.C.L., Bursar. | I^.F. WILSON, ESQ.. Librarian. 
 
CONSTITUTION. 
 
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 This Indenture made the fourth day of May, in the year of our 
 Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixty-three, between the Right 
 Beyerend Benjamin Oronyn, Lord Bishop of the Diocese of Huron, in 
 the Province of Canada, and tho Venerable Isaac Hellmuth, Doctor of 
 Divinity and Archdeacon of the Diocese of Huron aforesaid, of the 
 First Part ; and the said the Right Reverend Benjamin Cronyn, the 
 said the Venerable Isaac Hellmuth, the Venerable Charles C. Brough, 
 Archdeacon of London, and Charles Monsarrat, of tho city of London, 
 in tho said Province of Canada, Esquire, hereinafter called the 
 Trustees, of the Second Part. 
 
 Whereas the Lord Bishop of Huron aforesaid, being_^de8irous of 
 establishing an Educational Institution in the said l)iocese, for 
 the objects and purposes hereinafter specified, commissioned the 
 Venerable Archdeacon Hellmuth to obtain therefor donations and sub- 
 scriptions of money and otherwise, in England and elsewhere. And 
 whereas the said Archdeacon Hellmuth hath already obtained the sum of 
 Twenty-two Thousand One Hundred and Fifty Dollars, or thereabouts, 
 for such purposes. 
 
 And whereas the Reverend Alfred Peache, Incumbent of Man- 
 golsfield-with-Downend, in the County of Grloucester, in the Kingdom 
 of England, hath agreed by way of donation to invest a sum of Five 
 Thousand Grounds, Sterling, in the hands of Trustees for the endow- 
 ment of a Chair or Divinity, to be called the Peache Chair, in the said 
 College, upon certain terms and conditions set forth and declared in an 
 Indenture intended to bear even date with these Presents. And 
 whereas on or about the first day of July, in the year of our Lord one 
 thousand eight hundred and sixty-two, the said parties of the First Part 
 applied the sum of Twelve Thousand One Hundred and Thirty 
 Dollars and Thirty-five Cents, being part of the sum so collected by 
 Archdeacon Hellmuth as aforesaid, in the purchase of certain freehold 
 Lands, situated in the City of London, m the County of Middlesex, 
 and Province of Canada, containing by admeasurement fourteen acres, 
 be the same more or less, commonly called and known by the name of 
 Rough Park, and which may be otherwise known and described as 
 bounded on the North by Grosvenor-street, on the South by James-st., 
 on the East by G-eorge-street, and on the West by the River Thames, 
 saye and except that part or portion thereof running through the same, 
 laid out and known as Great Talbot-street, and which said parcel of 
 land may be otherwise known as being the northerly two blocks of four 
 blocks of land, in the City of London, granted by the Crown to John 
 B« Askin, and such lands by Indenture dated on the first day of July, 
 

 in the yew of onr Lord one thousand eight hundred and Bizty>two. 
 and expressed to be made between GeorM Feroival Ridont. of the Oity 
 of Toronto, in the Oounty of York, and Proyince of Oanadai Esquirei 
 Lawrence Lawrason, of the Oity of London, in the Oounty of Middlesex 
 and Province of Oanada, Esqnue. and Henry 0. R. Becher, of the said 
 Oi^ of London, Esquire, of the First Part; Louisa Ridout, of the Oity 
 of London, widow of Lionel Ridout, late of the same plaoe, deceased, 
 ofthe Second Part; Alexander Bridport Becher, of m. 13 Dorset 
 Place, Dorset Square, London, in that part of the United Kingdom of 
 Great Britain and Ireland oalled England, Post Oaptain in the Ro^al 
 Navy, of the Third Part ; Sir Richard Ayrey, of Louden last aforesaid, 
 Knigntj Oommander of the Bath, and M%jor-General in Her Majesty's 
 Land Forces, of the Fourth Part} and the Right Reverend Benjamin 
 Oronyn, Lord Bishop of the Diocese of Huron, and the Venerable 
 Isaac Uellmuth, D. D>, of the City of London^ in the Oounty apd 
 Province aforesaid, Archdeacon of Huron, of th^ Fifth Part. And the 
 said parties of the First Part have caused the balance of the said 
 moneys so collected to be invested in mortgages on Real Estate, and 
 have contracted and agreed for the ereetion of additional buildings on 
 the said lands, at and for the price or sum of Three Thousand Five 
 Hundred Dollars, or thereabouts, 'and have sot apart also a sum not 
 exceeding Eight, Hundred Dollars, for the necessary repairs of the 
 aforesaiahouse and premises. 
 
 And whereas it is desirable to declare the Trusts upon which the 
 said Lands are so held, and to define, settle, determine and declare the 
 Oonstitution of the said proposed Institution, and the several Rules and 
 Regulations under and subject to which the said Institution shall 
 be carried on, governed and managed. 
 
 And whereas the said parties hereto, of the Second Part, have been 
 nominated, constituted ana apjpointed the Trustees of the said Insti- 
 tution, according to the provisions in that behalf hereinafter contained. 
 
 Now, therefore, this Indenture witnesseth, and it is hereby declared 
 and agreed by and oetween the parties hereto, that the said Institu* 
 tion shall be and is hereby established, and that the same shall here* 
 after be governed and managed under and subject to the several 
 provisions, rules and regulations hereinafter contained, that is to say : 
 
 1.— The name of the Institution is " Huron Oollege." 
 
 : 2.7-The Institution shall be conducted and carried on in or near 
 the said Oity of London. 
 
 3.— The objects for which the Institution is established are :— 
 F1B8TLT, to provide instruction for candidates for holy orders in the 
 United Church of England and Ireland, so as to fit them for the work 
 of the ministry; Secondly, to provide instruction in the hi£[her 
 branches of education, such as usually appertains to a OoUegiate 
 course, for such students or pupils as may be desirous of entering 
 the Institution ; Thibdlt, to combine with these primary objects, 
 such kindred efibrts, including a preparatory Oollegiate School, as may 
 hereafter be found desirable and expedient ; Fousthlt and generally, 
 to perform such acts, matters and things as are incidental or other- 
 wise conducive to the attainment of the before-mentioned objects, or 
 anyoftiiein. 
 
 4.--'The teaching and government of the said Institution, shall 
 always be stnotly Protestant and Svangelioal, in conformity with the 
 
doctrines of the United Ghnroh of Ensland and Ireland, as ezprMied 
 in the Thirty-Nine Artioles, as now by law established, interpreted 
 according to the plain and natural meaning thereof. 
 
 6.7-The government of the Institution shall be vested in the 
 Council, consisting of not less than five, nor more than sixteen members, 
 exclusive of the Bishop of the Diocese of Huron for the time being, and 
 the Principal of the College for the time being, each of whom shall be 
 a member of the Goilsge Council, t»-officio. 
 
 6.— The following shall be members of the first Council : — The 
 Venerable Charles C. Brough, AM., Archdeacon of London: the 
 Reverend Biohard Flood, A.M., Incumbent of Delaware ; the Rev. 
 William Bettridge, B.D., Rector of Woodstock and Rural Dean; the 
 Reverend F. W. Sandys, D.D., of Chatham, and Rural Dean} the 
 Rev. Edward L. Elwood, A.M., of Goderich, Rural Dean: the Rev. 
 Michael Boomer, of Gait, L.L.D., Rural Dean, and Chas. Monsarrat, 
 of the City of London, Esquire, and the Reverend J. Walker Marsh, 
 M.A., of the City of London, and the said, the Bishop of Huron, shall 
 have power to nominate and appoint aaditionid members to the 
 said Cfouncil, until the whole number appointed, including those named 
 in this Indenture, shall have reached sixteen, exclusive of the Bishop 
 and the Principal of the College." , "^ 
 
 7. — There shall be a President of the Institution, whose dtlty it 
 shall be to pireside over any meetings of the Council at which he may 
 from time to time be present, and to assist in tHeir respective delibera- 
 tions; and the Bishop of Huron, for the time being, shall, by virtue 
 of his office, be such President. 
 
 8. — ^If at any time, (after the said Bishop shall have appointed the 
 number of members of the Council he is hereinbefore authorized to 
 appoint), by death, resignation, or otherwise, the number of the members 
 of the Council shall be reduced below the number of thirteen, exclusive 
 of the Bishop of the Diocese and the Prinoipal of the College, then, 
 and in such case, and as often as the same jpiall happen, the remaining 
 members of the Council shall, as soon'M conveniently mav be, at a 
 meeting to be holden for that purpose, <ra w^oh notice shall be given 
 in such manner as shall be provided by w-law), elect one or more fit 
 and proper persons to be members of the^Council, in addition to the 
 remaining members thereof, in the place ind stead of those who have 
 ceased to De such members, to the end that by^ the means of such election 
 the number of sixteen members of the Council may be completed, exclu- 
 sive of the Bishop of the Diocese and the Prinoipal of the College, but no 
 person shall be appointed* or shall remain a member of the Council who 
 shall not be a strictly Protestant and Evangelical member of the United 
 Church of England and Ireland, holding the doctrines and principles 
 expressed in the fourth clause of these presents. 
 
 9. — Nor shall any member of the Council be allowed to act as such 
 until he shall have assented and subscribed to the Constitution declared 
 by these presents, and in the4vent of his neglect or refusal to so assent 
 and subscribe, his nomination and appointment as such member shall 
 thenceforth become null and void. 
 
 10. — Any member of the Council may vacate his office by sending 
 in his resignation in writing. 
 
 11. — The members of the Council shall meet together at some place 
 in or near the said City of London, once or oftener in every three 
 
months, and at saoh other time as they shall be duly convened by the 
 President for the time being, ten days notice of such convened 
 meeting being given. 
 
 12.— No business shall be trnnsaoted at any meeting of the Oonnoil* 
 unless five members be present. 
 
 13.— All questions at the meetings of the Council, shall be decide] 
 by a majority of the votes of the members present, but in case of an 
 equality of votes, the maxim **pre$umiturpro neganie " shall prevail. 
 
 14.— The Ohairman at meetings of the Council shall be entitled 
 to vote on all questions, but he, and each member of the Council, shall 
 only have one vote respectively. 
 
 15.— The President shall preside at all meetings of the Council, 
 and in his absence some one or the members present shall be elected 
 Chairman, and the member so elected must preside. 
 
 16.— In other respects the Council shall be regulated, and its busi. 
 ness conducted and decided upon according to the Rules and Orders 
 to be by the Council from time to time adopted. 
 
 17.— The Council shall have the entire management of all the 
 general affairs and concerns of the InstitutioD, including the appoint 
 ment (after the first ai)pointments, which are to be made as provided 
 bereafter) of the Principal, Lecturers, Professors and Tutors, and 
 including also the appointment of the Treasurer, Secretar;^ and Solicitor, 
 for the time being, of the Institution, and also of all inferior officers ana 
 servants (excepting those mentioned in the twenty-seventh clause of these 
 presents) in connection with the business concerns thereof ; the 
 regulation and payment out of the funds of the Institution of such 
 salaries and wages as may be necessary, and may remove at plea- 
 sure ; any such officials (other than the Principal and the Divinity 
 Professor) ; and for the better guidance of the Council in its management 
 and superintendence over the business affairs and concerns of the 
 Institution, it shall be lawful for the Council to make whatever rules and 
 by-laws it shall think proper ; provided the same shall be not inconsis- 
 tent with, or repugnant to, any special provision in or the true intent 
 and spirit of these presents, and at any time by rule or by-law dulv 
 made to alter or repeal all or any of the rules and by-laws which 
 shall be so made, but no rule or by-law shall be considered as dulv 
 made unless the same shall have been read, approved of and confirmed, 
 at two successive and distinct meetings of the v)ouncil, hold at intervals 
 of at least seven days, between each meeting; Provided always, how- 
 ever, that the said the Lord Bishop of Huron shall solely appoint the 
 persons first to bo appointed to fill the various offices hereinbefore 
 stated. 
 
 18.— The Council shall cause the Trust Funds of the Institution, 
 including all moneys from time to time not required to satisfy immedi- 
 ate claims, to bo laid out and invested either in government or Municipal 
 debentures, or in bank stock, or in real securities in Canada, and the 
 Council shall cause proper books of account ^ to bo kent, that shall 
 exhibit a true statement of the property, effects, income and expenditure 
 of the Institution. 
 
 19.— In the event of any endowment, gift or gifts bein^ made to 
 the Institution for Professorships, Lectureships, Scholarships, Exhi- 
 bitions, Prizes, or otherwise, for its general purposes, o^ to trustees upon 
 trust for all or any of tho said objects, such endowments and gifts, if 
 
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 tooepted. shall be appropriated according to the direotioni and condl* 
 tions of the donor thereof, and, subieot to such directions and oonditionii 
 it shall be lawful for the Council from time to time to make such rules 
 and regulations as shall eeem meet in relation to any such endowment 
 or gift. 
 
 20.— The provision in the recital hereof-mentioned proposed to be 
 made by the Reverend Alfred Peaoho for the endowment or a Ohair of 
 Divinity, to be called '* The Poaohe Chair," in the said College, is 
 hereby accepted, upon the conditions and agreements in a certain 
 Indenture, intended to bear even date herewith-mentioned and set forth. 
 
 21.— The Council majr, out of the funds of the Institution, grant 
 soholarsbips, bursaries, prizes and rewards to students and pupils who 
 shall distinguish themselves at their examination, and may oonrer such 
 certificates of honor and proficiency as they may think fit. 
 
 22.— The Council may cause the Institution to be incorporated and 
 obtain at any future time for the Institution such rights and powers aa 
 by Royal Charter or the Act of the Provincial Parliament may bo 
 conferred on the Institution. 
 
 23.— The Council may affiliate the Institution with the Provincial 
 Universitv, known as the " University of Toronto ;" provided, never- 
 theless, that by so affiliating, the distinctive principles hereinbefore 
 declared, and on which the Institution has been established, shall 
 not be in the least affected or impaired. 
 
 24.— The Educational Department of the Institution shall be con- 
 ducted under the management and control of a Principal, who shall also 
 be the Professor of Divinity in the said College,and who shall be furnished 
 by the Council^ at the expense of the College, with a residence therein: 
 and such Principal shall be and continue to be a clergyman of the United 
 Church of England and Ireland, of strictly Protestant and Evangelical 
 principles, and of approved learning, abilit;^, piety and holiness of life, 
 holding and continuing to hold the doctrines oi the said Church as 
 expressed in the Thirty-nine Articles, interpreted in their plain and 
 natural sense; provided always, that if at any future time it shall 
 for any reason be deemed advisable by the governing body of the 
 Institution to sever the Professorship of Divinity and that of " The 
 Peaohe Chair," from the Prinoipalsbip, it shall be competent for the 
 said governing body to do so. 
 
 25.-~The said the Lord Bishop of Huron has appointed the said 
 Archdeacon fiellmuth as the first Principal and Divinity Professor in 
 said College. 
 
 26.— Whenever a vacancy in the office of Principal shall take place 
 b^ death, resignation, removal or otherwise, steps shall be imme- 
 diately taken for the purpose of procuring a fit successor to supply the 
 vacancy. 
 
 27. — Before an^ person shall enter u|:on the office of Principal, or 
 Professor of Divinity, he shall be required to address to the Council 
 a letter speoifying his assent and concurrence in the princinles and 
 objects of the Institution, as hereinbefore set forth, and his willin^ess 
 to accept the office upon and subject to the terms and conditions 
 herein expressed. 
 
 28.— The Principal, and also the Divinity Professor for the time 
 being, shall be removable from his office by the Council for misconduoti 
 or any cause which to the CounoU shall seem reasonable and proper 
 
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 bat not nntil after saoh removal shall have been decided upon by two 
 sneceMiye meetings of the Council, specially summoned for the purpose, 
 with an iiiborval of at least one month between each meeting. 
 
 29.— All subordinate servants necessary for the said College shall be 
 selected and appointed by the Principal, and shall be from time to time 
 ren^ovable at his pleasure ; but the number, salaries or wages of 8uch 
 servants shall from time to time be subject to the control and regula- 
 tions of the Council. 
 
 30.~No person shall be capable of being appointed to any, or of 
 continuing in any office in the Theological or Literary Department 
 of the College or the Princip&khip, unless at the time of his election 
 he shall bCf and shall thereafter continue a person of known and 
 approved piety, learning, and ability, and a Communicant of the United 
 Church of England anof Ireland, of strictly Protestant and Evangelical 
 principles, nor unless he shall hold the doctrines hereinbefore 
 expressed, and if any person while holding such office in the Institution 
 shall depart from the views of Christian faith and doctrine, upon the 
 profession of which he was appointed to his office in the institution, 
 such office shall thereupon become vacant ; provided always that this 
 provision shall not apply to any Lecturer, Professor, or Teacher of any 
 Asiatic language, cr to any occasional teacher of Hebrew or other 
 laaguages, whose services may be deemed useful by the Principal or 
 Council; but this exception shall not be construed to affect the power 
 of removal at pleasure hereinbefore conferred. 
 
 31.— The Principal, with the concurrence of the Council, may 
 adopt ^and lay down such rules for the admission, examination, 
 expulsion and suspension of jt idents and pupils as may be deemed 
 necessary and advisable. 
 
 32.— The Principal, with the concurrence of the Council, may 
 adopt a curriculum or studjr, to be pursued in the said College^ and in 
 the Preparatory or Collegiate School, which may be established in 
 connection with the said College, and may from time to time make such 
 regulations touching such course of study as may be tJiought proper. 
 
 3S.— All the property and effects, real and personal, of what nature 
 or kind soever belon^g, or which by any means hereafter may belong 
 to the said Institution, and particularly that comprised in the said 
 recited indenture of the iGlrst day of July, in the year of our Lord one 
 thousand eight hundred and sixty-two, shall be conveyed to and vested 
 in the parties hereto, of the Second Part^ as trustees for the Institu- 
 tion, until by an Act of Incorporation, which is proposed to be obtained, 
 such property and effects may become vested in such corporate body, 
 for the objects and purposes set forth and expressed in these presents, 
 and upon such Act of Incorporation being obtained, the several parties 
 hereto will execute such conveyances and assurances as shall be requisite 
 for that purpose. 
 
 34.— In case from any cause, the said prised Act of Incorpori^ 
 tion should not bo obtained, the said Lord Bishop of Huron, one of 
 the said parties of the First Part, shall have power to nominate and 
 appoint further and additional Trustees, for the purposes and objects 
 of these presents, in whose name all the property and effects, real and 
 personal of the said Institution shall be held, and in such case a further 
 instrument, by way of supplement to these presents, shall be executed 
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 with powers of sale, leasing, exchange, mortgage, investment of moneys, 
 and re-investment, also for declaring the trust thereof, also for the 
 usual indemnity in respect thereof, also as to the mode of acting, 
 and generally such other provisions as may appear necessary for the 
 better carrying into effect of the object and purposes of these presents. 
 
 35. — All acts, contracts, agreements, proceedings, nominations and 
 appointments whatsoever, done, performed, made, and entered into or 
 agreed or contracted so to be, by the parties of the First Part, or 
 either of them, or by any Trustee thereof, up to the date of these 
 presents; incident to the organized establishing and carrying out of 
 the objects of the said Institution, shall be valid and effectual and 
 binding on all parties concerned. 
 
RULES, REGULATIONS & BY-LAWS. 
 
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 I.— Meetings of the Counoil. 
 
 1.— The Oouncil shall meet quarterly, at such time and place as the 
 President, or, ia his absence, the Principal, may appoint. 
 
 2. — Special meetings may be convened as the President may deem 
 necessary, or upon the requisition of any three members of the Oouncil. 
 Notices for all meetings shall be sent to each member at least ten days before 
 the time appointed. 
 
 3. — Notices for special meetings shall specify the business to be brought 
 forward. 
 
 4.-— No business shall be introduced at any special meeting in addition to 
 that specified in the notice. 
 
 6.— No business shall be proceeded with unless there be a quorum present 
 Within thirty minutes after the appointed time, but the members present may 
 declare the meeting adjourned. 
 
 6.— 'The order of the proceedings shall be : — 1st, the Secretary to read the 
 Minutes of the last meeting ; 2nd, letters received to be read; 3rd, notices of 
 by-laws and motions ; 4tb, reports of Committees ; 6th, general business ; 
 6th, discussions of motions anl by-laws. But this order may be changed tem- 
 porarily at any meeting on the vote of a majority. 
 
 7-— 'AH subjects for discussion shall be committed to writing, and shall 
 be moved and seconded. 
 
 8.— Any member may require the yeas and nays to be entered on the 
 Minutes. 
 
 II."The Secretary. 
 
 1.— It shall be the duty of the Secretary to keep accurate minutes and 
 records of the meetings of the Oouncil ; to file all letters and documents 
 belonging to it, and as often as books of record are completed to deposit the 
 same in such a place as the Oouncil may direct. 
 
 2.— The Secretary, being the official medium of the Oouncil, shall.keep a 
 list of all the names of the members ; report vacancies ; sign notices of meet- 
 ings, and perform such other duties as may be assigned to him by the Oouncil. 
 
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 III.»The Bursar. 
 
 I.— The Bursar shall immediately deposit all fands receired hj him for 
 the InstitGtioD, ia such Bank as shall be directed by the Oorporation, and the 
 account thereof shall be kept in the name of " Huron OoUege," and be drawn 
 therefrom on cheques signed by the President, or, in his absence, by the 
 Principal, and countersigned by the Bursar. 
 
 2.— The Bursar shall keep an accurate account of all receipts and expen- 
 ditures, and pay out of the funds on hand all orders approved by the Council, 
 and all incidental expenses which may be approved either by the President or 
 Principal, and he shall at each quarterly meeting submit his accounts with 
 the auditors' report. 
 
 3.— The books and papers of the Bursar shall be considered the property 
 of the College, and shall at all times be open to the inspection and under the 
 control of the Council. 
 
 IV.-Properties and Funds. 
 
 1. — The management of the property, and the investment, collection and 
 application of the funds, shall be under the control of the Council. 
 
 2. — All securities and properties shall be taken and held in the name of 
 the Corporation, except the "Peache Fund," and any other fund that may bo 
 vested in special trustees by the donors. 
 
 V.»The Principal of the College. 
 
 1.— It shall be the duty of the Principal to take care that the Rules, 
 Regulations and By-laws of the College be faithfully observed ; to enforce 
 discipline ; to preside over college exercises, and to have under his manage- 
 ment all the internal affairs of the College, and to regulate the inferior 
 ofiKcers and servants. 
 
 VI.»Frofessor3 and OfBlcers of the College. 
 
 1.— -The Professors of the College shall constitute a Faculty, of which the 
 Principal shall be the Dean. 
 
 2.— It shall be the duty of the Faculty to make such regulations as may 
 be necessary for securing the full benefit of the prescribed course of study. 
 
 3. — The religious services in connection with the College shall be under 
 the control of the Divinity Professor, subject, however, to the approval of the 
 Bishop. 
 
 4.— The Faculty shall enter in a book kept for that purpose, the name of 
 every student ; the date of his admission, and of his discontinuance, with the 
 reason therefor. 
 
 6. — The Faculty shall have power to expel a student from the College for 
 reasons which they may deem sufficient, but in case of a divinity student, it 
 
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 •ball be tbe duty of the Principal first to notify the Bishop of the Dioeeie to 
 which he belongs. Any student thus expelled, shall hare the right of appeal 
 to the Council. 
 
 6.— It shall be the duty of each Professor, not only to attend to the studies 
 in his department, but to exercise a Christian concern for the religious char- 
 acter and advancement of the students of the College. 
 
 7. — The Faculty shall keep a record of all their proceedings, and shall 
 report when called upon to the Council the condition of the College. 
 
 8. — Any officer of the College may obtain leave of absence not exceeding 
 one month from the Principal, but £or a longer period from the President only. 
 
 Librarian. 
 
 9.— It shall be the duty of the Librarian to keep a catalogue of all the 
 books of the College ; to take charge of the same, and repert from time to 
 time the condition of the Library to the Council. 
 
 yiI.~Eduoational Department— Besidenoe of Students, 
 
 and Discipline. 
 
 1. — Candidates for admission are required to present themselres to the 
 Dean of Faculty, that the Faculty by examination may decide on their fitness 
 to enter the prescribed course of study. 
 
 2.— Candidates for matriculation shall be required to pass an examination 
 in Greek and Latin grammar, and in at least one Greek and one Latin author, 
 together with Arithmetic, Algebra to Quadratic Equations, and the first three 
 books of Euclid. 
 
 3.— Every student will be required on his matriculation to subscribe his 
 name to the following declaration: — "I (A.B.) do solemnly promise and 
 declare, in reliance on Divine grace, that I will, during my connection with 
 this College, faithfully obey the Laws thereof, and diligently prosecute all the 
 studies and perform all the duties which^ according to the rules of the College, 
 may be required of me— signed A.B." 
 
 4. — The period of study in each year shall be divided into three terms : — 
 
 1st. Michaelmas, from 1st October to 20th December. 
 
 2nd. Lent, from the 2nd Saturday in January to the Wednesday preceding 
 
 the 1st Saturday in April. 
 3rd. Trinity, from the 2nd Saturday in April to the last Wednesday in June. 
 
 6. — The Theological course shall extend over a period of two years. 
 Studonts who are not Itniversity graduates shall be required to attend tbe 
 general course for one year before commencing their theological studies. 
 
 6.— The curriculum for the theological course shall be drawn up by the 
 Principal, subject to the approval of the Bishop; 
 
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 7.— Daring Oollege terms constant residence will be required of all 
 students, except those ezonsed by the Principal for reasons which shall seem 
 satisfactory to him. 
 
 8.— Persons desirous of attending particular coui-ses of Lectures delivered 
 in the Oollege without becoming regular students, may do so with permission 
 of the Faculty. 
 
 9. — Each student shall provide himself with a gown and cap, according 
 to a prescribed fashion, which he will be required to wear during Oollege 
 term. 
 
 10. — A certificate in the form of a diploma, to be drawn up by the Faculty, 
 shall be granted to those who are leaving, or shall have left Oollege, after 
 having completed the Oollege course to the satisfaction of the Faculty. 
 
 11. — An annual examination shall be held before the commencement of 
 the Summer Vacation, which shall be conducted by persons appointed by the 
 President. 
 
 12.— Each student shall be charged $40 per annum, in the necessary pro- 
 portions each term, for room-rent, fuel, tuition, and the use of the Library, and 
 shall provide his own furniture. 
 
 13. — Board per week $ 
 
 to be regulated by the corporation. 
 
 14.— Each student shall be required to deposit with the Bursar $20 on the 
 first day of each term, towards the payment of the expenses of the said term 
 and shall pay the balance of the term's expenS^es at the expiration of each term, 
 and no student shall be admitted or received back into Oollege without having 
 complied with this regulation. 
 
-Aua<r A^orr 
 
 TO 
 
 INCORPORATE "HURON COLLEGE," 
 
 ASSENTED TO MAY 5, 1863. 
 
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 Whereas, it has been represented to the Legislature of this Prorince that 
 the Right Reverend Benjamin Cronyn, Doctor of Divinitj, and Bishop of the 
 Diocese of Huron, and others, are engaged in erecting and establishing a 
 OoUege in connection with the United Church of England and Ireland, in the 
 Oity of London, under the style and title of " Huron OoUege ;" and whereas 
 it would tend greatly to advance and extend the usefulness of the said 
 College, and to promote the purpose for which it is being established, that it 
 should be incorporated : Therefore Her Majesty, by and with the advice and 
 consent of the Legislative Council and Assembly of Canada, enacts as 
 follows : — 
 
 1.— There shall be and there is hereby constituted and established in or 
 near the City of London, Canada West, a body politic and corporate under 
 the name of " Huron College," which corporation shall consist of the Lord 
 Bishop of the Diocese of Huron for the time being, and the Council of the said 
 College not less than three in number, which members of the Council shall be 
 named in the first instance by the Right Reverend Benjamin Cronyn, Lord 
 Bishop, as aforesaid, and shall in the event of the death of any of them, 
 dismissal or disqualification from office, or resignation of any of them, bo 
 replaced from time to time by other persons to be named in such manner as 
 may be set forth in the Constitution or By-Laws of the said College ; Provided 
 always, that the Lord Bishop of the Diocese of Huron, for the time being, 
 shall, EX-OFnoio, be a member of the said Council and the President thereof. 
 
 2. — Such Corporation shall have perpetual succession, and may have a 
 common seal, with power to change, alter, break and renew the same when 
 and so often as 'they shall think proper, and the said Corporation may, under 
 the same name, contract and be contracted with, sue and be sued, implead 
 and be impleaded, prosecute and be prosecuted, in all courtif and places what- 
 soever in this Province, and shall have fall power to make and establish sach 
 and so many rules, orders and regulations (not being contrary to the laws of 
 the country, or this Act, or to the Constitution of the said College) as they 
 ehall deem useful or necessary, as well concerning the system of education in, as 
 
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 for the eonduot and goTornment of the said College, and of a preparatory Ool- 
 egiate So hool connected with or dependent on the same, and of tlie Oorporation 
 thereof, of and for the superintendence, advantage and improvement of all the 
 property, movable or immovable, belonging to, or which shall hereafter belong 
 to the said corporation, and shall have power to take under any legal title 
 whatsoever, and to hold for the said OoUege without any flirther authority, 
 license, or letters of mortmain, all land and property, movable and immovable, 
 which may hereafter be sold, ceded, exchanged, given, bequeathed or granted 
 to the said corporation, or to sell, alienate, convey, let or lease the same if need 
 be : Provided always that such real estate so held by the said College hereby 
 incorporated, shall be such and only such, as may be required for the purposes 
 of College buildings and offices, residences for the professors, tutors^ 
 students and officers, with gardens or pleasure grounds pertaining thereto : 
 Provided also that the said College may acquire any other real estate or 
 any interest therein by gift, devise or bequest, if made at least six months 
 before the .death of the party making the same ; and the College may hold 
 such estate for a period of not more than seven years ; and the same, or any 
 part or portion thereof, or interest therein, which may not within the said 
 period have been alienated and disposed of, shall revert to the party from 
 whom the same was acquired, his heirs or other representatives : And 
 provided also that the proceeds of such property as shall have been 
 disposed of during the said period, may be iuvc.'^tcd in the public securities of 
 the Province, stocks of chartered banks, or other approved securities, for the 
 use of the said College, and the said oorporation shall farther have the right of 
 appointing an attorney or attorneys for the management of its afifairs and all 
 other rights necessarily incident to a body corporate. 
 
 3.— All the property which shall at any time belong to the said corporation, 
 as well as the revenues thereof, shall at all times be exclusively applied and 
 appropriated to the advancement of education in the said College, or in a pre" 
 paratory Collegiate School, connected with or dependent on the same, and to 
 no other object, institution or establishment whatever. 
 
 4. — It shall be the duty of the said corporation at all times, when they 
 may be called upon to do so by the Governor of this Province, to render an 
 account in writing of their property, in which shall be set forth in particular 
 the income by them derived from property held under this Act, and the 
 source iVom which the same has been derived, also the number of members of 
 the said corporation, the number of teachers employed in the various branches 
 of instruction, the number of scholars under instructioYt, and the course of 
 instruction pursued. 
 
 0, — This Act shall be deemed a public Act.