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 STATUTES 
 
 OF 
 
 QIIEEN^S UNIVEKSITY 
 
 AND COLLEGE 
 
 AT KINGSTON. 
 
 INCORPORATED BY ROYAL CHARTER. 
 
 1863. 
 
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 I'lil.VTED AT THK DAILY NEWS OFFICE. 
 
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 STATUTES 
 
 OF 
 
 QUEEN'S UNIVERSITY 
 
 AND COLLEGE 
 
 AT KINGSTON. 
 
 INCOBPORATED BY ROYAL CHARTER. 
 
 1863. 
 
 KINGSTON : 
 
 PRINTED AT THE DAILY NEWS OFFICE 
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STATUTES, RULES, AND ORDINANCES 
 
 OF 
 
 QUEEN'S UNIVERSITY 
 
 AND COLLEGE. 
 
 PREAMBLE. 
 
 WHEREAS the Cliarter of the University of " QueenV Col 
 lege at Kingston" empowers the Trustees of tlie said College 
 to frame and make Statutes, Rules, and ()rdinan(!es, touehing 
 and concerning the good government of the said College ; the 
 pei-formance ot Divine Service therein, the studies, lectures, and 
 exercises, and all matters regarding the same; the number, 
 residence, and duties of the Professors thereof; the manage- 
 ment of the revenues and property of the said College ; the 
 salaries, stipends, provision, and emoluments of and for the 
 Professors, officers, and servants thereof; the number and 
 duties of such officers and servants; and also touching and 
 concerning any other matter or thing which to them shall 
 seem necessary for the well being and advancement of the said 
 College ; 
 
 And whereas it is necessary and expedient to make such 
 Statutes, Rules, and Ordinances ; 
 
 Therefore, at a meeting of the Trustees of the said College, 
 duly convened and holden, held at Kingston, on the 26th day 
 of January, 1863, whereat there were present the lion. Joun 
 HAMir.TON, Chairman ; the Rev. Principal Leitch, the Rev. 
 Dr. Williamson, the Rev. Dr. Urquhart, the Rev, Duncan 
 MoRRisoN, Alexakdkr McLkan, HiGH Allan, Alp;xandkr 
 Morris, M.P.P., John Paton, and Andrew DRUJnroND, Es- 
 quires, the said Trustees, by virtue of the power and authority 
 
" * tt'-'on govern- 
 
 1 T]j ^ . ^DESIGNATION 
 
 3 TImri,.,- ' ''■iwiaof 
 
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 W A" office. .Mr™"™™^''^^- 
 
 "^" bo eiititJod to 
 
^^(i make the 
 ^ good govern- 
 
 '»g " Queen's 
 
 ' '/"lestioiis 
 
 * « "1 of ion 
 
 " "ncc fo 
 'f'"oducor 
 
 it^seiit or 
 
 ''crnti 
 
 vo 
 
 J'lotion 
 
 hofoi-G 
 
 5 order 
 
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 asiire 
 '•lent 
 5d to 
 
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 such salaries or enuilument.; as may be from time to time 
 agreed on. 
 
 11 All donations, grants and bequests to the Observatory, 
 MuBeum, Librnrv', foundation of Scholarships, particular Fac- 
 ulties, or otlicr College purposctf, shall be administered by the 
 Hoard of Trustees, 
 
 12 The Trustees shall have- the exclusive power of exercising 
 disciipline over the othcers of the College. 
 
 13 Wiien a con)plaint is made respecting the conduct of any 
 officer, the complainant shall be required to act as prosecutor, 
 and, in the event of any impiopriety being duly proved, the 
 grounds of the sentence shall be recorded at length in the 
 books of the Hoard of Trustees. When the Board lias resolved 
 to institute an inuuiry, a summons, in the following form, 
 shall be served on the accused : — 
 
 To A.B., 
 
 of. 
 
 -, in tlie City of Kingston, (Prin 
 
 cipal. Professor, or Janitor, &c.) in Queen's College at 
 Kingston : 
 
 Whereas a complaint hatli been duly entered in writing 
 against you as such officer before the Board of Trustees of the 
 said College, of which a true copy is hereunto annexed; 
 and Avhereas the said Board hath resolved that tlie matter con- 
 tained in the said complaint shall be further inquired into and 
 adjudicated npon : Yon are therefore hereby recpiired to file 
 in the office of the Secretary of tlie said Board at the said 
 College, within ten days after the service hereof, vour 
 answer to the matters in the said complaint contained ; and' you 
 are here1)y notiiied and required to be and ajipear in vour 
 proper person before the said Board, at a meeting to be 'held 
 
 at the same College, on , the <lay of 
 
 next, in order to your defence in the said matter of complaint. 
 
 In witness whereof the seal of the s; d College is hereto 
 affixed. 
 
 (Signed) 
 
 (Signed) 
 
 Chairman Board of Trustees. 
 
 Secretary Board of Trustees. 
 
 14 The Trustees may, on their own motion, aiid without 
 any complaint being made, deal with the Principal, Profes- 
 sors, Janitor, or any other officer, when they see cause. In 
 such case it shall not be necessary that the grounds of cen.sure 
 suspension, or removal, be recorded— the recording of the 
 grounds being warranted only in the case of a judicial proccBs 
 
o 
 
 pH^/rclm^^cdTf-Inr'^ '?'' «^ prosecutor a ^ 
 
 *' liio Hoard of T '^* 
 
 "< Scotland f.H ,•/ ^ '"'"'HlaiM coMiur ! ^'"/^'^f^ "C fj,p 
 
 19 'J'lio courses nf'.f,,, I.. , . 
 
 Grants for p'Uf^ H^f. ^''^'1' ^'^ ^^^ot ^/7 ?![ '^^^ ctl 
 
 «^all a]«o bo fixed m^ 7 L'',"'^^^<'»^'. Tiio .17 • ^'^ P"'*- 
 "'^^" "' "lodified. ^ -^^^ ''Hlai-ies of officers 
 
 21 JT J '^"^ PRINCIPAL 
 
 ,/ "icdsures as may 
 
An officer on 
 y only up fo the 
 
 P/?e Senate, the 
 
 "'f « roi)()i'f of 
 '''' '^ViiopsiM of 
 inn iiii a('(;otinf 
 
 '.'* fit' .Synod 
 
 ^'i^'i wit/i the 
 
 '«(' .t TaJe,,. 
 
 f'li Annual 
 
 ' "'0 »Synod 
 
 •ijud „/• the 
 "'«rhurfli 
 I'iii-f of the 
 
 t'lo above 
 l-""e.sc'i-il)0(| 
 
 f'itT reg'n- 
 
 " ')o held 
 'I (j'lan^c 
 ''lie Col- 
 ed upon. 
 'j^'f pur- 
 f oflicertj 
 
 « infer- 
 Board 
 
 Id stu- 
 
 8 JUH^- 
 
 be npoesrtary to Hcoure this end wiiliont judicial procedure ; but 
 should it be iieeeaBiiry at any time to enforce the lawrt or 
 exereise disci|'line, the ease siiall be laid before the Hoard of 
 Trustees, whejj relatinf^ to the ollicerriof the Oolief^e, and be- 
 fore the ColIe<j;e Senate when relating to tho students. 
 
 23 Ife Hhall from time to time inspeet the (•la>Jrterf, Mu- 
 seum, Library, Minute books, Matrieulation books, and Class 
 Roll books, and otter such Buggestit)nst(» the otHeers as ho nuiy 
 deeni expedient; and should any dei)artinent require the 
 special attention of the Trustees, lie shall report accord intrly. 
 
 24 lie sliall, e.v officio, preside at the Collej^^e Senate, and 
 in the Beveral Faculty Boards. 
 
 2d He sliall preside at all examinations for degrees, and see 
 that all examination papers are regularly set and valued. 
 
 26 He shall sign all diolomas for degrees, certificates of 
 honors awarded by the College Senate, and inspect all certifi- 
 cates of candidates for degrees, and report to the Senate as to 
 whether the requirements of the University have been com- 
 plied with. 
 
 27^ He shall sign all minutes of meetings of College Senate, 
 and Senatus ; and should any meeting be held in his absence, 
 the decision of the meeting shall not be valid till the n.inutea 
 have received his fc.ignature or approval. 
 
 28 He shall sign all orders for necessary incidental expeires 
 not authorized by the Board of Trustees, and shall superintend 
 all entries in the College Register. 
 
 29 He shall either personally, or by substitute appointed 
 by him, deliver an adcfress to the students at the opening ot 
 the College Session, and on each occasion when degrees are 
 conferred in Convocation. 
 
 30 He shall report to the meeting of Trustees, to be held on 
 the last day of the Session, any changes in the Calendar sug- 
 gested by the Senate, College Boards, or officers. 
 
 PROFESSORS. 
 
 31 They shall perform the duties of their office under such 
 regulations as the Board of Trustees may from time to time 
 prescribe, and shall not engage in any vocation wliich the 
 frnstees shall deem inconsistent with their ollic 
 
 .'0. 
 
tion*,,™:^' S. ''»™ ■■^S"'"'- -'■« .«. „,„! „,,,to„ cxa„,i„a. 
 
 tl.e Pri,ic,-p„l „„ tL ftp, „„ • '''"'"''••''- I" all sml, ™i' 
 cither «fflcL'hin,so;f"o takr^K" '■" ''■'-^''g-' ' ^ 
 to secure a lomporar,- siihsttatc! ' '""^ ""^ "M»aiy 
 
 ^i.'r„';;f tStr; To tsr,:!, f ='•";;'« '- "-•» »-. 
 
 one case not to exceed ()no 3, 7? ^"^-tlie fine in any 
 
 atenese, absence, attendh'/wi'; ^.^ ^r;"'? ^'' "^«'«*«^ ^^'•• 
 
 ar oflences. In tlie case of 'vayToffZ f^ ""^r"' '"^"^^ «""'' 
 
 ,1^1'nigtlie matter before thotl^ o ''*''' ^^'^^ ^'"c-fessor sJuall 
 
 ho appropriated to the Library^"" ^' ^^^'""*^- '^^'^ «"«« «Jmll 
 
 Pa^i^s^^-I^^^i;^^-!:;^ - tbe discba,^e of anv 
 tory to religion or morals i,,;.?- 1 ',"'' ''" ""yt ling dero»i 
 .'toespeetf,ri to the''Sllo|;'SSs.'''^ «'- l'™'?-o"^c:. 
 
 1 t^ i'^i'Kun eJy tile toJIoAvmg questions • 
 
 aalhoritics! ^' ""<' '" s"l"mt to its co.ietitutc'l 
 
 a. l>M-on nromisp tl,of .1 ^'^^'"'^ "* ^^''^ University'^ 
 
 your c,i y^:'^;^:!:^ notsi^r r i ''^ ^"^'- ' ^• 
 
 derogatory to C'iiriBtian laitl. or Sl«f ''''' ''"•>' ^'^^^"»« 
 
class, so tliat 
 ' ascertained. 
 
 ession, grant 
 ts. ISTo Ptii- 
 ^vlio Juis not 
 >i»i pajment 
 
 311 cxamina- 
 
 ' Facnlti'es 
 
 cliolarsliips 
 
 fJiall also 
 
 ^vliich has 
 
 0. 
 
 3 or otiior 
 such cases 
 Jge, shall 
 iiecessarj' 
 
 Ill's class, 
 'le in any 
 flicted for 
 and simi- 
 |ssor shall 
 iiies shall 
 
 re of any 
 : deroga- 
 issors,"or 
 
 leted to 
 lestions : 
 
 lid ordi- 
 stitutod 
 
 courses 
 'ersitj i 
 
 itios of 
 x> trine 
 
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 4 Do you promise that, in the discharge of your duties as 
 
 Frotessor of -, you will invariabiy seek to j.roniote the 
 
 interests of the students under your charge, the welfare of this 
 institution, and the glory of God ? 
 
 SECllETARIES. 
 
 40 The Secretaries of Faculty J?oards shall prepare the 
 Diploinasof their respective Faculties. 
 
 41 They shall, when recpiested by the party entitled to ca 
 neetn.gs, send written notices of the nieetiugs, specifvin.r tl 
 business to be transacted. » ' i ^ ".-> 
 
 42 They shall conduct the correspondence of the Hoartis 
 under the superintendence ol'the Chairnian, take minutes -id 
 lile all the papers in tlie order in which tliev have been read 
 with proper endorsein,>mts, keep them in Jrder, I retain 
 copies of all letters sent. ' 
 
 , 43 The Secretaries of the several Faculties shall <nve notice 
 in the ncM-si^apers of the o],eniug of the Session-the notices 
 iralVSues.' '"'" "' ^"''''' ^'^'*«''-' the opening of the sev- 
 
 44 The Matriculation books and the Minute hooks of the 
 College Senate and of the several Faculties shall be laid by 
 the Secretaries upon the table of the Board of Trustees at the 
 meeting on the last day of the Session, and the Trustees shaH 
 appoint a Committee to examine and report as to the maimer 
 111 which they have been kept. "'.mnti 
 
 DEANS. 
 
 . 45 The Deans of Faculties shall call meetings and preside 
 in the absence of the Principal, and shall pusent stude\ t? for 
 graduation at meetings of Convocation, fhe ofHces of Dean 
 and Secretary may be combined. 
 
 THEASUHEK. 
 46 It shall be the duty of the Treasurer (the i)resent Trea- 
 surer being meanwhile provided by the Finance Committee 
 with such assistance as he may re<,uire) to keep accurate books 
 of account in such form as from time to time shall be ordered 
 by the Irustees, of al revenues, receipts, and expenditure of 
 the llniversity, with all requisite vuc-hers ; to collect and re- 
 ceive all moneys and revenues of the Universitv, from wluit 
 
 credit of the College in such chartered Bank 
 
 a:i niuy be tiesij^- 
 
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 ^'onerai rovomies of tlie (:()l!e<:;e ; nwl tlioMiid ( 
 Hiil)jecl. to Mie sii|iorvihi(>ii of Mie. Ilourd of 'I'riistees, jiave. tl.v 
 P'liernl enre and (mmkIucI, of all inalterK conccrninf^ the rovo- 
 mi(3s, linances and expeiidiliire of tlie Collt^jri", except an may 
 be, otlierwise liercin providi'd, but Khali not liave power lo alter 
 fir inlerfere with any iiivestnient without the ('Xpre8is sanction 
 of the iioard. 'I'he elected inemhers of tli(>. (Joniinittee nliall 
 he appointed at (he present niei'tin^', and shall hold ollice until 
 (he last day of tiic Session, and shall ho clii:;ihle for re-election. 
 
 KKOISTRAU. 
 
 48 Il(! shall Iveep the (Jolle^fc Ilefj;istor, and (lie Socrntarics 
 of the several Faculties shall anniialTy siip|»ly him with lists of 
 nia(riciilat,ed students, and with such particulars re^'ardiiifj 
 them as the entries may re(|uire. 
 
 49 The Itcujistrar shall act as S(!cretary of the Collep', Son- 
 ate, iiiid of all Collcijjt! Hoards to which i\\v. Trustees have, not 
 appoinied St;cretaries. All Diplomas shall he examined and 
 r*',i;istered Iiy him hefori! they are delivered to tin; parties in 
 whose I'avor they are drawn. 
 
 50 He shall, under (he superintciuhMice of tlu; Principal, 
 conduct the f,'eneral correspondence not devolvini,^ on the 
 
 or 
 
 ■ill S 
 
 scv- 
 
 ccrc(aries. 
 
 51 lie shall keep lists of all inKtruinonts, a])]>aratus, clasR 
 furni(_iire, and other (!olle<,n! jiropert;,, and he shall annually 
 j,nv(! in (o (he Triiritees a report on' (he sta(eofsuch instrii- 
 lyents, iV:c.,aiid for this ])urposeSocr(!(ariesof Kacnlticssaiid Pro- 
 fessors shall furnish him with (he reipiisite lists. The report 
 to he ^iven in on the last day of the Session. 
 
 52 All accounts of College expenditure shall he examined 
 hy the Kej-istrar hejore heiniz; paid hy (he Trtnisiirer. All in- 
 cidental expenses of (he various classes shall ho (U-dered throuj^di 
 the Registrar, and he shall present the accounts to the Fiiian 
 Committee. 
 
 CO 
 
 STUDENTS. 
 
 53 Every Sdidcnt shall, hefore matriculation, mwl 
 certilicate of charact(!r from his Minist(!r, or 
 party comi)etent to j^'rant such cer(itica(e. 
 
 luco a 
 
 some respcctahle. 
 
 54 Every Student at the time of his matriculation shall snb- 
 bcrihe (he following.,' declaration: — 
 
 I> , being now admitted u Student of Queen's College, 
 
^Fm 
 
 ^ ,V •' I'^^'iiJur attendance af n^ 7^^"fCH tJiereof; tJmt I si,.,! 
 
 (To bo signed) 
 55 Students i„ Thp,.i. , ^'"'^"'*- 
 
 56 Students slmii ,. i , 
 
 57 Students rcceivM.f, +•. i ■ 
 
 ¥"''«tr7, or JH.ldim; clm^?^1''f ^'>' ^^*"' h view tot) 
 ;7'' an cn^^.^,,enK.,^to" H^^^^^^ '''■ J^u^bhWcs shall 
 
 COLLEGi; SENATE, 
 onim CullS;''!.^,^^'''^^^' c-onstituted of all tho P . 
 
*oj nine that I 
 'ience to tlie 
 3 LJiiiversity, 
 ; tJiat I sJihII 
 11 a])pJv iny. 
 vhidi l ai„ 
 iicj exercises 
 "I'teous {ijifl 
 'ind tJiat I 
 >nvilcpfes of 
 'Gi- tlie hurt 
 
 Stiideut. 
 
 ■ 'Horning 
 ct'ial cases 
 
 ce in the 
 
 iw to tJie 
 Jos, filial] 
 
 ' ch 
 
 aiiije 
 
 lie ProH- 
 imvch of 
 
 tending 
 ??, shall 
 Senate. 
 
 'feesorr, 
 •vercise 
 
 its and 
 
 'owers 
 itutes. 
 
 net of 
 if the 
 5 sen- 
 tJieir 
 
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 61 Insubordination, immoral conduct, either in or out of 
 (^olloge, gross neglect of stud j, refusal to perform the appoint- 
 ed exercises breach ot College regulations, injury to CoHe.re 
 property and all offences of a similar kind, shall rende'a 
 
 ude.it liable o the infliction of a penalty proportionate to 
 £^be ^'S^!^::^'''' ''^ College^SeLte may in- 
 
 1. Fines not exceeding in any one case more than ten 
 (loJlars. 
 
 2. A note of disapprobation in the class certificate. 
 
 3. Rustication for a definite period. 
 
 4. Forfeiture of right to a degree. 
 
 5. Degradation from the rank of graduate. 
 
 6. Expidsion. 
 
 62 Each Faculty Board shall apjiointan Examiner from the 
 ^fZ^f^ f the College for e.fii department embraced by 
 s?.ft% fXr^ ^flVT' ^'^t.'^^^onging to the teaching 
 staff of tl c College shall be appointed by the Board of Trus 
 tees ; and when such an Examiner is appointed to a particular 
 
 asS"^eT;il'r"""^';r ''^'^'^'^''''^^ '^^^'^^ FacuU^y shaH b" 
 associated with him in tlie examination. When the Examiner 
 
 aivpointed by the Faculty Board to any department tl^ 
 !. 1 hT V^%^ <l^Partnient, and when'no txaminer is an 
 in .ar.--^ the Trustees, tlie said Faculty Board shall appoii t 
 an additional Examnier to act with the Professor of the de- 
 partment. ^ 
 
 n,.!?«?nl!''' ?'f} '^'^/^•^["''^tions for degrees shall be conducted in 
 
 onHtlpTf ?' ^f'^"" ^'"^*''' ^"^ ""^ ^'^«'"^^er shall be 
 entitled to put questions. 
 
 64 I" each of the departinentsof examination, written ques- 
 .ons shall be set, to winch written answers shall be givinin 
 presence of the Examiners. ^ 
 
 66 The College Senate shall not entertain the claims of a 
 (andidate lor a degree m any Faculty unless his name be first 
 proposed by that Faculty. ''^ 
 
 66 No degrees shall be granted except at the regular meet- 
 ings of the College Senate appointed for that purpose. 
 
 67 The College Senate shall, after hearing the reports of the 
 Examiners, decide on the claims of the candTdates proposed for 
 degrees, and the Principal shall, iii name of the uiiversity 
 
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 n;;djM;onvocHtion, .onib. .I.e de«.co. on tl.c .ucco.sft.1 can- 
 
 H-o.,al distinction ' ^ ^'''"'•>'' ^'-^'^"tiiic unci iVoiL 
 
 69 J\Iootin<,.s bl.all 1,0 called by the rn,u.i....l • .• 
 
 j^'^once, at tl.e mincst of two i,Ln cr v^H ' ^"'' '" ^''' 
 
 Two dav8' not CO Hhall he -ivf.„ . • ', '^ V'^ ^wretarv. 
 
 -I' < lie (V.lle^.o Senate £0^1,"' •^n7''!''f.' ''* '^" '"^^'-'t'""^'^ 
 ('olle-e Session ^^^^l'".!?-^ «]iull bo hcJd only dari„. tt 
 
 ^^'.^t^die t S" ^' ^^" I'--pal,tbo senior Protessor 
 0.^oIthJ':eZ;K^;;:=;;;.:i-|;;;f f-'J '-e l,eld annaall,: 
 
 T.n.sday lK.t;.retl.riaJ 1?; si?J'1'?' /,'^'^'"^'^'« 5 and one on 
 Arts and Tbeology. ^^'"'"^'''y '>^ Aprd, to ^rant degrees in 
 
 wiM? t!;!;^Sr 3'u"^i.;r^^ ;•"" "^* ''^-^^-^ ---tent 
 
 wldc-h.hall bo^ubnSto het-n'r^/' ^'^ ^^'^'^'-^^^ 
 cation, alteration, or rejecti n an 1^' H 7" '^'l'-"^'"'' '"^>^''«- 
 rcvision at an y tijno. ' ''^ '''' ''"'^•l^^t to their 
 
 FACULTY BOARDS. 
 
 sl.'llul"i!::^!!fn;,Jf:;l^^^^^ ^Ilowsot-caeh Faenlty 
 
 tl.o uflairB !.r the Faculty unierC 'w'-^"^ ^" adn.inLster 
 01' Trustees may prcse,5be regnlations as the Board 
 
 74 The Medical and Law FacnltioR slinii 1 
 -i<l Soc-otary, „,. „„„. offices „«;b:\Sh',T ""''' " """" 
 
 Facitie. .-cspcctivc ,V«,r,ir'sniH ' " fill'";'' "f <Iio«e 
 annual MCount ,.f H,o n^S-Li Hnu!^ ,f ', "'"•'" ''"'"''' »» 
 Board of Tmisteos. "-"lation a.ul graduation fees to the 
 
 wl,i<:l, .ludlbesuhun-ted ?: i,;X:ri ofTrll^^^ 
 mod,ficat.o„, alteration, „r ■■ejeetilf J/^lS rZ^o: 
 
can 
 
 to tlie revision of tlie Trustees at any time. Tlie Principal 
 shall 1)0, ex ojiaio, rroBident and a nieuiber of all the Facnitv 
 
 Boards 
 
 MEDICAL FACULTY. 
 
 77 Tlie Medical Faculty shall, after this Session, he allowed 
 the use of the Medical IJull for the nominal rent of one dollar 
 per annum. Out of the sum _i,'ranted by the (Government to the 
 Trustees for the Medical Facultv, the sum of *50() shall he ap- 
 propriated tovard the salary of the Professoi- of (Chemistry, and 
 the balance, together with the fees of the IVfedical Department, 
 shall be paid ovei- to such Department, but no portion of the 
 general funds of this Fniversity shall be api)roi)riated towai'dd 
 the support of the Medical Department. 
 
 SENATUS. 
 
 78 The members of the Theological and Arts Faculties shall 
 be held as constituting one Board, and shall be called the 
 Senatus — three members to form a quoi-um. 
 
 79 Meetings shall be called by the Principal ; or in his ab- 
 sence, at the request of two members, by the Secretary 
 Meetings shall be held only during the College Session. 
 
 80 The Senatus shall award all Scholarships in the Arts and 
 Theological Faculties, l)y examination, subject only to the con- 
 ditions of the founders and the regulations of the Board of 
 Trustees. 
 
 81 No Student shall hold two Scholarships, but a Church 
 btudeiit may have a Scholarship supplemented out of the Bur- 
 sary Fund, so as to make it equal to the sum he would have re- 
 ceived from that fund, had he no Scholarshii*. 
 
 82 The Senatus shall apportion the Binvary Fund aniono- 
 the Church Students, subject to the regulations 'of tiie Board of 
 Irustees. 
 
 THE OliSEHVATORY. 
 
 83 The Professor of Mathematics shall be the Director. 
 
 84 In order to fuliil the conditii.ns of the deed of convey- 
 auce, the Director shall deliver four lecture^; uMnually in tl'ie 
 Observatory, and the Princijial shall preside for two lectures 
 in the City Hall. 
 
 85 Its atiairs shall be managed by a Board consisting of the 
 
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 ViSr^' ^^'"^ ^"•'^'^tor, and t,l,e Secretary of the Board of 
 
 86 ItHliall not be entitled to receive any sum from the ordi- 
 HnTlZu!;^'': t^o Colle^ hut all specill grants, donaticl 
 ■iiul bequests, shall he applied exclusively to its support. 
 
 87 Allexpendilnrehythe Observatory Board shall first be 
 sanctioned by the Board of Trustees. 
 
 ^J^.^ta V'r'"'T ''"'" ''^ '4'Pointed as soon as the funds per- 
 mit, Avho sha 1 juake regular observations, and fullil the condi- 
 
 the Colle!e ^^' "■^"*'' ''" ^^^^^^"•^''^tory was conveyed to 
 
 89 The Observaiorv Boar.l shall be entitled to draM' up Bv- 
 Laws, to be approved by the Board of Trustees. 
 
 THE LIBRARY. 
 
 90 The Librarian shall be appointea by the Trustees, and 
 Ins duties shall be — ' 
 
 (1) To keep a list of all books given out and returned : and 
 no books shall be taken out of the Library by any person with 
 out the knowledge of the Librarian. ^ ^ ^ ^ ' 
 
 (2) To keep a list of all new books, entering them in the or- 
 der m winch they are received. 
 
 (3) To keep an alphabetical catalogue of all new books, each 
 'Xed ^'"'^ ""'^ '"*'' '*' ^'''"''' "' ^'''^ catalogue as it is re- 
 
 unffirTl?.'''i^ H classed catalocnie, each book being entered 
 under the subject to which it belono-s ^ 
 
 (5) To attend daily during the Session to give out and re- 
 once\ wcxik" ''^'^"^^'^"^'^' ^^"^'^'^g ^'le recess being at least 
 
 (6) To recall all books at least twice a year. 
 
 ti,n?wTtJi?l'i^i'Vl" :'P'-^^^>'*T'"''"'.' >»«^^^P^ipev from time to 
 time M ith a hstot books received as donations, with the donors' 
 names, and to write to the donors, acknowledging the donation. 
 
 (8) To send in to the Curators on 1st April and 1st Novem- 
 
 Ub^al^ and ot the number lost or missing, with the names of 
 the parties to whom such books were delivered. 
 
 (9) To keep a list of the prices paid for the books, and to 
 
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 give in to the Curators on let April each year a statement 
 flhowinff tlie amount of tlie matriculation fees and the sum paid 
 for boots during the year. 
 
 (10) To observe any by-laws that may be drawn up by the 
 Curators and sanctioned "by the Trustees. 
 
 91 Tlie Library shall be managed by a Board of Curators, 
 consisting of the Principal and a member appointed annually 
 by the College Senate from each of the Faculties of Theology, 
 Arts, Medicine, and Law. 
 
 92 The Board of Curators shall order all purchases of books 
 from the matriculation fees, and each Faculty sliall be entitled 
 to books in that department amounting in value to the matric- 
 ulation fees contributed by it to the Library. The whole of the 
 matriculation fees in the Faculties of Arts and Theology shall 
 be devoted to the purchase of books. 
 
 93 The Curators shall furnish an annual report to the Board 
 of Trustees and the College Senate. 
 
 94 The Curators shall draw up by-laws to be submitted to 
 the Board of Trustees for approval. 
 
 95 The Library shall be open to all Students who have paid 
 their matriculation fees, and to all Professors, Trustees and 
 Graduates, under such regulations as the Curators may frame. 
 
 MUSEUM. 
 
 96 The Professor of Natural History shall be the Curator 
 of the Museum, and shall manage its affairs under such regu- 
 lations as the Board of Trustees may prescribe. * 
 
 97 The Curator shall give in to the Board of Trustees an 
 annual report of the state of the Museum, and an account of 
 the receipts and expenditure. 
 
 98 Such grants as may from time to time be voted for the 
 purchase and preservation of specimens shall be applied by the 
 Curator, under the direction of the Board of Trustees. 
 
 99 The Curator shall draw up a classified catalogue of all 
 the articles in the Museum. The names of the donors shall be 
 entered in the catalogue and atiixed to the articles. 
 
 100 All donations shall be deposited in the Museum imme- 
 diately on their arrival, and shall be duly acknowledged by 
 tlie Curator, by writing to the donor and inserting a notice in 
 the " Presbyterian." 
 
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 101 TIio Muricuin shall he open to Students and the puhlic 
 under such rcjjjulatiuns as may be prescribed. 
 
 102 The Curator shall supply tlie Professors with such speci- 
 mens as they may rcqtiire for the illustration of their lectures, 
 and shall enter in a hook kept for the purpose the times when 
 such specimens are given out and returned. 
 
 CONVOCATION. 
 
 103 The Convocation shall consist of the Board of Trustees, 
 the Principal, Professors, Lecturers, Tutors, Fellows and (Jrad- 
 uates of the University. 
 
 ^ 104 Meetings of Convocation shall he held on the days tixod, 
 for the public conferring of degrees, under the authority vested 
 in the Senate, and for the induction of Professors to the Chairs 
 to which they have been appointed. Due notice of such meet- 
 ings shall be given, by order of the Principal. 
 
 105 The Principal, or in his absence the Senior Professor 
 of the Scnatus, shall preside, and shall perform the ceremony 
 of induction and laureation. 
 
 106 Four Fellows shall be annually elected by the members 
 of Convocation, at their last meeting" of tlie Session, and after 
 the degrees of the Session have been conferred, viz : one from 
 the Graduates of each of the four Faculties of Arts, Theology, 
 Law, and Medicine. The Fellows shall liold office for one year 
 and i)e entitled to sit in the Boards of their respective Faculties. 
 The Fellows shall rank with Professors, in meetings of Convo- 
 cation. No Student shall be eligible. 
 
 107 No cLange shall be made in the code of statutes, rules 
 and ordinances, unless at a general meeting of Trustees, cidled 
 specially for the purpose, on a rerpisition to the Chairman, in 
 writing, of three Trustees, and the notice calling sucli meeting 
 shall state the time and place of such meeting and the mituro 
 of the changes ])ropo3ed to be enacted. The changes that may 
 be made in the Calendar by the meeting of the Board of Trus- 
 tees, on the last day of the Session, must be consistent with 
 the code of statutes, rules and ordinances. 
 
 SALARIES. 
 
 108 The salaries of the following officers shall be subject to 
 tlie provisions of the 20th By-Law, and shall be as follows : — 
 
 Secretary to the Board of Trustees, $200. 
 
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 Kegistrar and Secretary of College Senate, $40. 
 
 Secretary of Senatus, |40, (after thia Session). 
 
 Secretary of Medical Faculty, $40. 
 
 Librarian, $80. 
 
 Janitor, $300. 
 
 DIMLNE SERVICE. 
 
 109 The Principal shall conduct Divine Service on Sabbath, 
 and the other Theological Professors during the week, in tho^ 
 Convocation Hall. Tlie Arts Professors, when Preachers of 
 the Gospel, may be requested occasionally to assist. 
 
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