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 STATUTES, RULES, 
 
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 ORDINANCES, 
 
 POR THE 
 
 CONDUCT AND GOVERNMENT 
 
 OK THE 
 
 UNIVERSITY 
 
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 BISHOP'S COLLEGE, 
 
 AT 
 
 LENNOXVILLE, IN LOWER CANADA ; 
 
 WITH A 
 
 LIST OF OFFICERS OF THE COLLEGE XND UNH^ERSITY, 
 COFIES OF THE CHARTERS, &c, 
 
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 MONTREAL : 
 
 rUINTED BY JOHN LOVELL, AT HIS STEAM PRINTIN'G ESTABLI3UMEXT, 
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 1854. 
 
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STATUTES, RULES, 
 
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 ORDINANCES, 
 
 FOa THS 
 
 CONDUCT AND GOVEILNMENT 
 
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 UNIVERSITY 
 
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 BISHOP'S COLLEGE, 
 
 AT 
 
 LENROXVILLE, IN LOWER CANADA; 
 
 WITH A 
 
 LIST OF OFFICERS OF THE COLLEGE AND UNIVERSITY, 
 COPIES OF THE CHARTERS, &c. 
 
 MONTREAL 
 
 I RIXTED BY JOUiV LOVEM,, AT HIS STEAM miNTIXO ESTABM>'HMt:N i, 
 BT. NICHOLAS STBEET. 
 
 1854. 
 
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COKPORATIOX OF HI8I10P'S COLLEGE. 
 
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 PBE8IDENT OF THE CORPORATION, AND VISITOR. 
 THE RIGHT in'.VF.REND TllK I.nnT> BISHOP OF QUEBEC. 
 
 VICE-PRESIDENT OF THE CORPORATION, AND VISITOR. 
 THE RIGHT REVEREND THE LORD BISHOP OF >K»NTREAL. 
 
 TaT7STEE8. 
 H. SMITH, Esq., Cbairman, 
 
 HON-ORABLK E. HAIjE, 
 
 J. S. McCORD, 
 O. F. BOWEN, Es*. 
 W. BAKER, Esq., 
 B. MORRIS, E.SQ., 
 
 Rtv. C. P. REID, 
 '« L. DOOLITTLE. 
 •« H. LINDSAY. 
 '• W. BOND. 
 
 COLLEGE COUNCIL. 
 
 Kkv. J. H. NICOLLS, 
 H. MILES, Esa, 
 
 E. OHAI'MAX, Esq.. 
 Rkv. J. II. THOMPSON. 
 
 OFFICERS OF THE CORPORATION. 
 
 E. CHAPMAN, Esq Secrefanj, 
 
 E. L. MONTIZAMBERT, Esq.,.. Honorary Cottmel. 
 
 E. CHAPMAN. EsQ..^ Auditor. 
 
 Rev. L. DOOLITTLE, ( .ittornfun. 
 
 B. T. MORRIS, Esq., ) 
 
 OFFICERS OF THE COLLEGE. 
 
 Rev. J. H. NICOLLS, M. A., Principal and Professor of Classics. 
 
 H MILES. Esq., M. A., Vice-Pnncipal aiul Professor vt Mathomati«'K 
 
 ami Natural Philosophy. ,, , „ , «. r»- • •♦ 
 
 Rev J HENRY THOMPSON. M. A., Professor of Diviuity. 
 
 « ' L DOOLITTLE. M. A., Bursar. 
 
 " J. H. THOMPS' 'N, M. A.. Librarian. 
 
lIXlV.'iRSITY OF BISH^'P'S COLLEGE 
 
 CHANCELLOR. 
 The H0NOBA8LE W. WALKER. 
 
 VICE-CHANCELLOR 
 TIm Honobable J. S. McCORD. 
 
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EXAUINEBt. 
 
 FACtMy OF ARW. 
 
 Tlie Professor* of tlift Cillcgo, . 
 
 Tub VENKHAtlLB AWKDEACOM LOWM, ». «• 
 VACVLYY 0» DIVIWWY. 
 
 The Rev. The rrincipal, ^ ^, , .. 
 « .. « piofossoi of Divlmty, 
 
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 BACHELORS OF ARTP. 
 
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STATUTES, RULES AND ORDINANCES. 
 
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 1.— OF laE COUrullATlON GENEIULLY. 
 
 1. Dio r.Mir>i.« Lave iomlTy f1.<- vo^yoT r.f nrHiitin? p.-r'.^m 
 fromthnMo tin.., a« tlu'V slu.U sc. lit, to .e M....ln..s ..I t].« 
 lllml ol- ''''ti^t.-cs; ana of the (lollry.* l^ouncMl; and anv /m'<. of 
 the nvin1.erH,.i'tl,o Corporation shall foiia ^'j;"»-"»i: 1 r..vi.U-d 
 that iHiVs tUo roar.is ol^tho Tru.t....s and College Council .Uall 
 ahvuvH !!av»Mi i''|>n'S('ntutivc ims<'nt. ••«.««. 
 
 '■/'The l;i-l.ons iointly shall have tho ymv T of aismis.nij,^ ux\j 
 Wee or .n...i;bcr of the ColK-o Council o. :. .•^pres.iUat.on and 
 rcMU.st to that <-ir.-,t from a majority of Uu: nH'ii.h(3rs ut the Cor- 
 J-ation at any n.-.tin- specially called for ^I'^^M'^'/.^f 7,, , , . 
 
 3. The Senior I'.ishup of the Dioceses ol the I. nit-d ( lurch of 
 Knoland and Ir.lan.h '" the Province, of l.ower Canada tor ho 
 tii.P- l.enii<, shall h.' Vi-osi.lent, of the CorponitJon, an.l the other 
 Bishop or'' Bishops Vice Presidents. - ,, n «♦: n 
 
 The President shall preside at all meetn.c;s of the Corporat on, 
 ,;nd in his ahsenee,the Senior Vice iMesident. If neither President 
 nor V; .e President be present, a Chairnmu .hall be chosen by the 
 
 ""f'Se Corp..ration shall meet at Bishop^ Cor.ego annuallv, on 
 pueh day, ininiodiately before or after the eommencenieut ot_ tlie 
 lono- vaeati. .n, as th.' President, or in his absence trom he - rovince, 
 feenior Vi^e ^'resident, shall appoint. The Senior \ .ce Presulenl 
 shall also, in such ab-.^ence, exercise all the powers and })rivilege?« 
 
 of the Presi<]ent. , 1 ▼» • « * 
 
 Rnocial nicetin-s shall be held at other times as the President 
 ehal iu.li:o necess-iry; o. upon the re<,uIsU.on ot any tluee mem-_ 
 bers of the Corporation ;-such meetings to be held at such tunc 
 and place vs the President shall appoint. And notice ot all mee - 
 iMcrs shal! be given hi vvri'ing to each mend>er, at least^one week 
 licJ.M'e the time appointed for holding such meeting, ..t the ^poei ic 
 obie.t or obj.'ct. thereof; but no alteration or amendment o tho 
 oriu-iual and fundamental regulations ot the Corporatio.. .hall be 
 mi^le at any meeting of the Corporation, un ess notice of such a to. 
 ration or amendment shall be given in Avnting to each member of 
 the Corporation at least one month previously to such uK-eting. 
 
 5. All questions at such meetings sluiU be ueterimned by a 
 niaiority of votes of those present, including that of the Presic cut. 
 C Ther-^ shall he a Standing Comnmtee of the Corporation, 
 consistincr of the Chairman of the Board of Trustv.s, the L rinci- 
 v.-d of the Colle'>e, the Bursar, and the Registrar, whose oilices are 
 hereinafter provided tV.r, whose duty it shall be to meet at such tune 
 nnd place, as they shall see fit, to prepare and digest busme.. or 
 the Corporation at its meetings. Nevertheless it shall be in tho 
 
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 7 The, S.,,.al of tlio Corporat.o.., vl.ich shall ..bo 
 of the Umv.rsily, hIuUI be kept by the Kogistmr. 
 
 II—OF THE TRUSTKEB. 
 
 ccssiiry, ut tlio call »' '"^ •r,v.<t0fs ; ^vi^.. l.o« cr to !i.l,l' '""i i » 
 
 or at thovorimsilion f "3 '«« ,';,„,,, ,„ ,, „,„iut out of Ih.it 
 
 tiK-y rk.,-,«.. i;i;p';':;;'^f^?.^;' , rc ™;Ko for tiK- tnu... 
 
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 ^t^.1™c«:lh;'';;rti;"t™t.e. ^mn ^e co,t,„u,„icatedto 
 
 the Corporation at its mcetir^'s. 
 
 III.— THE COLLEGE COUNCIL. 
 
 ,. Tho cono,» co,y,oi! ~-f ;[, ^'^ p^x SkI;!:^;!"!^': 
 
 1 -i..li 1„. h.froaftcr amtoiittt'cl tlicroU), d} m*- »"■ "M J ■' 
 
 s!'S,:i;<Sto>«:Kr ^r^ 111 Lot...,,.n,avo 
 
 vower to aclit.urn as thoy please. Oolh-o-e sliall be 
 
 ^ 4. The inun^-<liatcintor>K. govTnmontot 1h.^^ ,Tt a.y such 
 vo.oa in the Colle^Coun. . >^sha j « ^I-;r^^^ 
 
 meeting as afor.sai.1, to 7'';' «^;,'-^ tlK' V.y-l'nvs or lleo-rila- 
 Orders, an.l Rognlati<>n^ no co ta, o f-^ , ^^^, 
 
 tion.of tlioCorporanon,_whone e s 1 -I ^^.l.^ 
 
 di<"nt for the better carrying the said b} Uxns 
 cases v.here no ].rovision is made. ^^^^-^ ^^^ 
 
 5. At those meetings all other aiiaus ot the v.o „ 
 
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 tTansacted, whether rclatincf to morals, learning, the good govom- 
 Uient and economy of the honse, or the election or removing of 
 subordinate officers and servants, in so far as such matters are 
 entrusted by the said Bydaws to the managcraent of the College 
 Council. 
 
 G. All Kulos, Orders, Regulations, and appointments made 
 by the College Council, and all proceedings at College Meet- 
 ings shall be communicated and submitted to the Corporation at 
 their Meetings ; who may amend, alter, or c 'ufirm the same. 
 
 7. The Council shall have the power <>f rej^rimanding publicly, 
 and if r.eed Ix;, of ru'^ticating or expelling any Student guilty of 
 misconduct, provided that sentence of expulsion be not carried into 
 cft'ect until confirmed by the President of the Corporation. 
 
 IV.— OF THE VISITORS. 
 
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 1. The President and Vice Presidents of the Corporation, acting 
 jointly or singly, are Visitors of the College, with power to 
 inspect, from time to time, the state of the College, its concerns, 
 management and ])roceedings ; — to adjust disputes ; to direct and 
 enforce the reformation of any irregularity, neglect, or abuse, — 
 and for this purpose to <-all before him or them any Officer, resident 
 Graduate, Student, or Servant of the College, — if need be, acting 
 jointly, to remove or suspend any such Officer, resident Graduate, 
 Student^ or Servant, for misconduct or incompetency, — and to 
 make siu;h further provisions or regidations as may seem to him 
 or them expedient ; — I'rovided always, that such Provisions and 
 Regulations be not contrary to the principles on which the College 
 is founded, that they be ap|iroved and signed by a majority of the 
 Visitors, and that they be laid before the Corporation at their next 
 ensuing meeting and be subject to their approval ; but such Pro- 
 visions and Regulations shall liave force and effect until altered or 
 annulleil by the Corporation. 
 
 The President of the Corpoi'ation, as Senior Visitor, shall inter- 
 pret the Statutes in doubtful cases. 
 
 v.— OF THE PRINCIPAL, VICE PRINCIPAL, AND 
 OFFICERS OF THE COLLEGE. 
 
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 1. Tl\e Princijtal, Vice Principal, Professors, and Pursar, shall be 
 Communicants of the Church of England, and shall, before entering 
 U]K)n the duties of their res|)ective appointments, take the oath 
 of allegiance, and make oath before a Judge of any Su])erior 
 Court (.f original jurisdiction in civil matters, or any Circuit or 
 District -fudge, or any other person duly authorized to adn)inister 
 oaths of onice, faithfully to execute theirseveral offices; and shall 
 Kubscribo the thirty-nine articles of Religion and the three articles 
 .of the lijirty-sixth Canon. 
 
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 2. Tlie salaries, fees, and emolumr^nts of tlio Principal, Prof.'.*- 
 ,urs n,..l Ofticcv., ofthc ColU'-c sIk.II bo y.ai-l by the Corporation 
 
 :{ The rrincii.al of the CoUr.^e shall he a ( lergyman m tuH 
 .nlcTS of the Church of Eno-lan.!, a.ul a o-radunte of .ome _Ln>- 
 v.Tsily of roputr in the l',ritish .lonmn.ms, -.uvl shall be appouitod 
 bv the Visitors jointly from time to time. ■ . i i ,. *i... 
 
 • There shall be a Vice i'riu.ipal who shall bo appomted b) thi- 
 same authority, _, , ,, 
 
 4. The Principal shnll r.sidc in or lu-ar the C.llo^^e lie shad 
 be the chief Executive Oflicer of ti.e Coll. .ore Council, and it shall 
 b. his duty to enter Students of the Colleov, to take care that tli. 
 Siatules,Uules and U.o-ulalions of the Cnllc-c \k taitldully obser- 
 ved, 10 enforce discipline, to ,)reside over ^-f^^.^Y'Tu Z\ 
 an Active inspection over all the infernal aHansot the College, and 
 to reo-ulate the inferior ollicers and servants. 
 
 ru% the absenee of the Principal, and Viee Principa lor dunn.u 
 the vacancy of the otHces, the Senior Olhc-r ot the College shall 
 liave the powers, and perform the duli.s, of I'nncipal. 
 
 O" The Vice ]'rincipal shall assist the ]>rn,cipal when called 
 upon in the pevforraai.ee of the duti.'S prescribed m the fourth 
 
 ^'T^Tlfe Professor of Divinity shall be appnint.'d by tlie Visitor.^ 
 iointlv, and shall be a Clei-yman in fulM >rders of the Church or 
 'Kn^dand, and a graduate of some University of repute m th.- 
 liritish dominions. . 
 
 8 All other l^rofessors shall bo appointed by t!ie Corporation. 
 It shall 1)0 their duty to carry on the course of instruction 
 prescribed bv the College Council; an<l all Professors shall he 
 r-quired to deliver at least one written lecture in each term, on 
 some subject connected with their several departments, and open 
 to all the members of the College. , . 
 
 9 Tutors to assist the J^rofessoi-s may hereafter, as occ.nsion 
 .shall arise, be appointed. TlH'ir appointment, however, shal b- 
 i^ubject to the approval, and their salaries shall be provided for 
 from the revenues of the Corporation. ^ r *• ^ 
 
 10 Lecturers and Teachers in particular branches o. education 
 mav from time to time as opportunity shall olVer, be appointed by 
 the'Colle.r<> Council, bv whom also their duties shall be prescribed. 
 Their emolument, if paid otherwise than by f.-'es, to be regulated 
 
 bv the Corporation. « , r, „ w*. 
 
 11 The before mentioned oflicers of the College may obtau. 
 leave of absence not exceeding one fortnight from the College 
 Council; but for a longer period only tV(^m the Visitors. 
 
 Of the Buusau, Kkgistrau ani» Linu\ni.vN'. 
 
 12. The Bursar shall be appointed by the Corporation. 
 
 l.^Itshallbehisomcetoact as Treasurer ot tie College t^ 
 sup'.dntend the College a-eounts, to inspect and take care o^ he 
 buildings, and direct .small repairs, and r<-pon larger oue» to the 
 
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 Tnistoos; to have immediate <'!iar£i;e of tlie movoab'o proportv; 
 and to su])('niitoii(l tlie Steward and other inferior oflicors ujid'.r 
 the dircetion of tlie Principa]. ITe .shall aeeotiiit to the ( 'orpomrum 
 at each annual meeting, up to the eon-inenecnicnt of tlie })revi()us 
 Trinity term, and when so re<|uired by the Corporation, at tla^ com • 
 meneeineut of each term. His aeeounis slndl also, at all times, l)« 
 open to the inspection of the Colleo:e Council, lie shall, under 
 the direction of the College Council, }iave charo-c of tlie Colle<ro 
 gronn<ls, and tlie superintendence of the improvements thereof.*' 
 
 14. TIk^ liegistrar sliail be appointed by the Corporation. It 
 shall be his duty to take and preserve tlie minutes of the meet- 
 ings, and to liave the custody of all deeds and documents of the Cor- 
 poration, and of theConvocation hereinafter provided for: such docu- 
 ments, however, being excepted, as belong to the Bursar's depart- 
 ment, lie shall enrol in the lists of the University, the names of such 
 candidates as shall produce certificates of having passed thencces- 
 saiy examination ; record all certificates of examination, and all 
 degrees and graces, which shall be granted by tlie Convocation, 
 and when required, give certificates under the seal of the Univer- 
 sity of such degrees, or of residence. lie shall also prepare ail 
 diplomas. 
 
 1 ."). A Librarian, and a Curator to the Museum, sliall be appointed 
 by the College Council, and act under their direction. 
 
 VI.— OF CONVOCATION. 
 1. Of the Chancellor and Vice Chancellor. 
 
 1. The office of Chancellor shall always be held for five years, 
 and tjiat of Vice Chancellor for three years; and they shall in the 
 first instance be appointed by the Corporation, and on all future 
 vacancies the election shall be vested in the Convocation. In case 
 of failure to ai)point such Chancellor or Vice Chancellor within 
 three months after any vacancy of the oflice, the appointment shall 
 revert to the Corporation. 
 
 2. The Chancellor when present, shall preside at all meetings of 
 the Convocation, and in case of an e(piality, have a oastiiifr vote. 
 lle^ shall confer all degrees in the name and on behalf^'of the 
 Univ<'rsity, in such form and after such manner as theConvocation 
 shall hereafter determine. 
 
 3. The Vict Chancellor shall preside and exercise the functions 
 of the Chancellor durmg his absence. 
 
 2. Of Membership. 
 
 1. The Principal and Professors of the College are ex officio 
 members of Convocation, and all Masters of Arts, whether by or<ii- 
 nary or extraordinary graduation, are or shall become menibe?^, by 
 an annual payment of twenty shillings currency to the College. 
 
 2. Persons hohling raij:: in any otlier University of repute,"may 
 
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 hy a vote of Convocation, bo a.lraittod to Jho .ame stamlmK ^^^^^^ 
 ra■iv^.■c^•. ("a<l mnJoni ") in tlio Umvfrslty of BiMoli » ^ollcf,a, 
 Z ' l.'srcei m '.)• b. confonoa by vote of Convocat.ou, bonom 
 causa." 
 
 3. Of the Duties akd Towers of Convocatiok. 
 
 1 All dco-rccs, whether in the Arts ov in the other Facuhies of 
 Divinit Law ..; Medieine, shall he ccferred, and .l^rnees an.l dis- 
 pen a ons m t ) hv vot; of Convocation, so far as the orantmg 
 E d^ 'uol^^ all be within its power. No ordinary decree 
 :L.ll he conf^-d by the Convocation, except upon cert.hcate of 
 satisfactory examination tor snrh deo;ree. 4.i„.,i^f 
 
 2 The Convocation shall prescribe the subj.M.ts and standard of 
 
 l^Itf all^nl nibers of \L University and Students, according to 
 ^;::^J^:;;:^:i^^ ^e undctoo. ae,ree. -ad 
 
 ^t:e:;r;;tp;:;^d:dtina^ 
 
 S.m^r^;^b confers on\he said College tl- I-- ^^l^^ 
 lecres of an Univc^rsity, or to these present ^^f f ^f', ^^ ^^ ' ^^"^. 
 Ordinances, or such as shall hereaft.^r be passed by the Corpora 
 tion of the said College. 
 
 VII -OF ADMISSION, IIESIDENCE, STUDIES, DISCIPLINE, 
 
 AND GIlADUxVTION. 
 
 I. FACULTY OF ARTS. 
 
 1. Admission. 
 « VI , c .}...•. -Ann into the Collefe, shall lo cxainined 
 "•~^:^:^ or^^rc of the Pro^ssors, who shall gra;. a oerUhc^ 
 of the result of such examination to bo ;^'e^'- ^^ '^^Jl 
 .istrar. The candidates are expeded to cad and translate 
 ti e GrceU and Latin languages readily, and to transla e ... 9- 
 l!::hi;:to Latin. They win-also be examined m arUhmetiC 
 '. ..if.Kv.i ..11,1 in the earlier books ot riUCini. 
 
 i _i";;: .';vi h;;';",^i"c.. .0 :ub«.vibo ,„ .bo, f,.iio.ing aodamuon 
 
 ' of ob«li.uu:. lo tl.o railos of (be College :- 
 
 I A r. .lo solenmlv promi* ami .leclare, tbat I will, mtl. th« 
 ..it ',;Vf l>iv' „e <IU d .ring my residence >n UnsCoUoge, 
 
n 
 
 faitlifiilly obey tho laws tliereof, atKl dili^rontly proscfMift- all fho 
 stuiiies RMjuircd of me, according to tlio IJiiK's di'the In-^liltition. 
 
 (Signt'd,) A. li. 
 
 C. — In the case of a Candidate having bi'cn a nn'iidicr of any 
 otlicr University, he slmll present Testijnonials of good con- 
 thiet from the aulliorities; and any luimher of terms wliich 
 such Candidate sliall liave ke]tt, may count as part of the ici>i- 
 ileiico rec^uired by the regulations. 
 
 2. Residence and Studies. 
 
 a. — Tlie ordinary course of Study at Bishop's Colh'ge sliall cxtojid 
 t>ver a space of four years. The subjects taught shall consist 
 of Classical and English literature and Com])Osition, History, 
 Idatliematics, Natural and E\]>eriinental riulosoihv, Che- 
 mistry, Logic;, Rhetoric, Moi'al I'hilosophy, and l>ivinity. 
 
 ft. — The period allotted to siudy, in each year, shall be divided into 
 thi'ee terms, — 
 1st, MU'haihiian. — Fnim the first Saturday in September, to 
 
 the twenty-first of December. 
 2nd. L(nt, — From the third Saturday in January to tlie first 
 
 Saturday in April. 
 3rd. Triniti/ — From the tirst Saturday in April to the hist Wed- 
 nesday in June. 
 
 c. — During these terms constant residence will be reqniied of all 
 Students, unless they be jirevented by ill health, or be detained 
 by urgent business; in either case, notilication and proof must 
 be given to the Princijtal ; and in the latter, leave of absetice 
 obtained from him. No term shall be counted to any Student 
 as a term of residence, in which he has not been able to 
 reside at least three quarters of the term. 
 
 d. — The College Council jiiay dispense with the actual residence 
 in College of those Students whose parents or natural guar- 
 dians jeside in Lennoxville, or so near the C'ollege that the 
 Students may attend the prayers and exercises of the Institu- 
 tion. 
 
 e. — Persona dt^slrons of attending particular courses of lectures 
 delivered in the College, without becoming regular Students, 
 may do so with permission of the College (.ouncil ; but such 
 persons shall observe tlu- rules of the College during such 
 temporary attendance in so far as these may be applicable to 
 their cases. 
 
 3. Discipline. 
 a. — Dress. 
 
 All resident ^fembers of the University and Students shall 
 provide themselves with a decent (Jown and Cap, ac'conling 
 to the prescribed fashion; which they shall be ex]:ected to 
 wear at Chapel and at Loctiues ; as also whenever they 
 
 
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 npp<%'^r in PuMic, unless beyond certivin limits hcrojiftcr to l.c 
 <\\\um\ ; but i..'V^ons ^^llo shall bo n.bnitled toatfentl n j|nrti. 
 <.uliu- couvse of k'ctinvs, us hcivinbeforc provided, slu.ll not 
 ^veilr the Cap and Cloxvn required in the case of reo-niar 
 Students, unless they shall be resident for the time withm tlie 
 walls of the Colleu'O. 
 b. — AUv7ulancv on Dirine Scrvirv. 
 
 'H.ere shall be Morninn: and Kvemng Prayers every mili- 
 narv week day, in the ColU-ge Chapel~at which all Members 
 4)f (he Colh'u-e shall attend. . . 
 
 ( >n Sun.lavs, all the Students shall attend Divmc Service in 
 St. (leoro'e's Church, Lennoxville, and also on such oUier days 
 .•IS the Council shall direct. U jx.n a representation benig made 
 by (lu^ parents or o-uardians of any Students, that they are not 
 members of tbe Cliurch of England, their attendance at tho 
 above s.'rvices, at St. Georoe's Church, if desired by such pa- 
 rents an<l guardians, may be dispensed with, under sucli i egulu- 
 tions as tlie Council sha"ll make for their attendance elsewh.;re. 
 c. — Lcctuns anil Kmmuiations. ^ , , .1 
 
 V list of Lectures l\)r the term, to be sanctioned Ny tli« 
 Coile^re Council, shall be publicly given out by the Protessor-* 
 at thiT commencement of each term, whicb Lectures it will be 
 the duty of all Students, belonging to the several classes, to 
 
 There shall be examinations held annually, before the com- 
 mencement of the Summer vacation. / , 
 
 Every Student who shall pass the prescribed examination 
 satisfactorily at the end of the first year shall receive a certi- 
 ficate to that elVect, and be entitled to become a member ot 
 the University, and shall have his name enrolled on the 
 
 books of the University. .,,.-01 i-tt 
 
 The Ibst year's residence of tbe four prescribed m Kule V 11. 
 2 itc may be dispensed with, without any special grace ot 
 Convocation, to those who are competent to pass tbe atoresaid 
 
 examination. 
 
 The moral conduct and discipline of the Students shall be 
 CirefuUy attend.;d to by all the I'rofessors, who shad have 
 power to punisli Students, by imposition, and by conlinemeiit 
 to cb'>n)bers or C^ollege t:r<junds— such punishments to be 
 forflnvith reported to the Principal and to be subject to an 
 appeal to tlie. Council. 
 
 The Students shall also be called upon to appear before 
 the College Council to answer any charges of graver miscon- 
 duct which may be preferred against them. 
 
 4. — E.VPESSES. 
 
 ^__The charge to eacli Student for tuition, shall be six pounds 
 ' iittccn diallings, and iov room rent and tho use of the toUego 
 
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 Library, two pounds five ,sliillini?.s per annum, to be pai-! w 
 the necessary proportions eacli term. 
 
 ^.— All Students shall be required to deposit in the Hursar's hands 
 on th,^ Hrst day of each term, the sum of seven pounds ten 
 shilhiijrs towards the payment of the expenses of the s-iiil 
 term; and shall pay the halance of the term's expenses o„ 
 whatsoever day shall he duly nc.tified at the end of vu-h 
 term ; and it shall he the duty of the J'rineipal fo take care 
 that no Student be n'ceived back into the Colle^^o or be 
 admitted to a degree without having complied with Uii's ren'u- 
 lation. = t o" 
 
 c—Every Student, before his admission to membersliin in the 
 University, shall pay into the bUirsar's hands the sum of 
 twenty-five shillings, which payment shall exempt him from 
 all further charge whatsoever for registration of dei,'rees or 
 tor certificate of such registration. Jiut there shall be i 
 c.iarge of five shillings for every diploma i,n'ant(Ml, and also 
 1 an^ one and the same certificate he required a second time! 
 the Registrar shall be entitled to receive a. fee of two shillin^.^ 
 and sixpence. Any person receiving any extraordinary deyrc^e. 
 shall pay to the lUirsar ten shillings, (besides the fee for a diplo- 
 ma,) for every such degree, except in the cases of degree.^ 
 " honoris causa." ® 
 
 i.—Any person admitted to attend particular courses oflectures 3s 
 hereinbefore provided, shall pay in advance each term for 
 his attendance during the whole or any part of each course 
 a tee to be regulated in amount, and varied according to thj 
 nature and extent of each course, by the College Council. 
 
 ^— All fees (not otherwise specially appropriated,) includincr those 
 prescribed by the Royal Charter for membership o1' Con- 
 vocation, shall be placed in a distinct fund, to be applied by 
 vote of Corporation, in the first instance to the pavment of the 
 Registrar s salary, and the suri)lus from time lo time, to such 
 gencTal objects as the following, viz :— to provide suitablo 
 buildings, furniture, or servants, for the use of the University 
 or to increase the Library, or purchase philosophical appar- 
 atus, or provide a museum, observatory, or the like uses. 
 
 6.— Graduation. 
 
 1. No Student shall be allowed to present himself as a candidate 
 for examination for, or to receive, the degree of, B.A., until he shall 
 have resided nine terms after his admission into the University: 
 but any portion of this residence, not exceeding two term8,inay Le 
 di9i>ensed witli by a special grace of Convocadon, if the Student 
 has been hindered by sickness, or by any other siiecitiea urgent 
 
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 ditions as ,1,., C«„v„,.«..on '''f,,^;;^,^ ,,^'f ' ,.7 slmll »o -.> fit, 
 examination. 
 
 II.-FACULTY OP DIVINITY. 
 
 1. Admissioh. 
 
 All Sfulcnta .1.0 are f^;^^,:^^:^r^ttZ 
 
 this or auy other Uuiveisity. 
 
 2. Il::oiDBKCE AND Studies. 
 
 All .uch Theological Students .hall ''^^t-^^^XpTThich 
 Lectures drawn up under the direction ot the Bishops, wmcn 
 course shall occupy the space of two years. 
 
 3. DiSCIPLIKB. 
 
 priated to their use, and they «^'''*"^^,^;;2 .Vcrof the rules laid 
 m.— FACULTY OF LAW. 
 
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 IV.— FACITLTY OF MEDICINE 
 
 VnL-OF SCHOOLS IN CONNECTION WITH THE 
 
 COLLEGE. 
 
 Tn order to oncourapjc education generally in the I)ioces<>8 of 
 Quebec and Montreal, the Cori)oration shall, as their means admit, 
 assist in the establishment of Grammar and Commercial Schools, 
 and also receive any existing schools into connection with the 
 College upon such terms and for such purposes, as tlie Corporation 
 Buall Irom time to time determine. 
 
 And with this view one or more exhibitions at tlie Collecre shall 
 annually be given (open to all the scholars of such Rdiools) by 
 examination— it being provided thst, at such examinations persons 
 appomted by the College Council shall be allowed to be present 
 and take part in the same, and report to the College upon the 
 general state of such schools, and the nature of the inttruction 
 given therein. 
 
ta 
 
 }*T»BlbIf. 
 
 tlie Corpo- 
 rktion of 
 
 IJishoii'n 
 College of 
 the Episco. 
 |ial Uiucesc 
 vf Quebec. 
 
 Uiual Cur 
 
 borate 
 
 rowers. 
 
 CAT*. XLIX, 
 
 An Act to Incorporate " liis1u>p'.s Collogo" in the 
 Diocose of Quebi'C, 
 
 [>Mh Deeember.lHi^.] 
 
 ¥IIERrA9 it lm«» 1'cen repre^JontcJ to the Lcf,'isliiturc of 
 thi-i I'loviiuf, tli.it (live r.^ Inlmbituiits of tlxi >-n\d I'n.vmc^ 
 »Kive used tlu-ir (>llort> (.. v^VMiA^ u Culk>j,'c, in coim.^xinii with 
 the ITnitinl Oliur.l. of VAv^hml iin<l Ticliiiul, near I.ciiimxvinc, irj 
 theToxvt.^lup ..f A>C(.t. in tlio Distii.^t <.f Saint !■ nimns uiul 
 Witliiii the Diccosi; of Queb'.-.\ under the stylo and tit'L'.«' 
 •' HislK.n's ColU'KO." and are onKai,'i'd in croctiti},' and cv-tablisliing 
 the same; And whereas, it would tmil greatly to advan.'.' and 
 extend the u'^efulness of the said ("oll.'Ke, and to jivomote tlifi 
 piirpo-^cs for which it was established, that it should lie uicorpo- 
 rated; Ue it therefore enacted by the (iueen's ,^losl hxce.U-nt 
 Maie^v bv and with tlu; advice and consent of llu Legislative 
 Council 'and of ih.- L-'^islative Assembly of the I'lnvmce of 
 Canada, constituted and assembled by vn-tuc ol and under lie 
 authority of an Act passed in the rarliainent of the Un.tx;. 
 Kiii"doni of Great Hritain and Ireland, and intituled, .In /let 
 to n-nuitv the Vtovhtrea of Upper and lover Canada and Jot 
 the G.veuimait of Canada, and it is hereby enacted by the 
 authority of the same, that there ^hall be, and there is hereby 
 constituted and established, at or near Lennoxville, m i\w 
 Township of Ascot, in the District of Saint iMancis. in t\m 
 Province, and within the Diocese of Quebec, a Hody I'uhtic .nml 
 Corporate, under the iv.inie of " IVishop's Co\\v.^o: winch (...r- 
 poration shall con-ist of-Firstly, the I^.rd lb-hop oi I uobec 
 or other the Superior Ecclesiastical Functi..naiy of the "nited 
 Chur-h of Enf,'land 'md Ireland, in the said Diocese; of Quebec, 
 —Secondly, tlie Trustees of the said Bishop's ColUvc imt less 
 than three in !iumber,-and Thirdly, the College Council ot the 
 said Bi-^hop's Colle^'e. not Ises than thrwe in number, which saij 
 Trustees and the Members of the said College Conned shall bo 
 named by the suid Lord Bishop of Qiebec, or other Superior 
 Ecclesiastical Functionary as aforesaid, and shall, in the event 
 of Mieir deatli. removal from the Province, dismissal troiu otttce, 
 or resignation be replaced by other persons t> bu named lu like 
 mnnner, and so on continually forever. 
 
 II And !ji' it enacted, that such Corporation ^liall have pcrpe- 
 tual'f accession, and may have a Common Seal, with pc.wer to 
 clian"c alter, break and renew the same when and as otten ae 
 they°shaU think pruiier ; and the said Corixiration may. under 
 the name name, contract .and be contracted with, sue and be sued, 
 implead and t)e impleaded, prosecute and be prosecuted in all 
 Courts and places whatsoever in this Province, and shall have 
 full power to make and establi.^h such and so many rnlrs.ordera 
 and reL'o- *'')ns (not being contrary to the Laws ot the Country 
 or to th ^ as they shall <leem useful or necessary, as well 
 
 concerni' ■■ system of education in, as for the conduct and 
 
 covernme.. the said College, and of any other Institution or 
 School con> ted with or dependent on the same, and ot the 
 Corporation thereof, and for the superintendence, udvant>.ge and 
 improvement of all the property, moveable or immoveable, 
 lelon>rin<' to, or which shall hereafter belong to the said Corpo- 
 ration"; and shall have power to take, under any legal title 
 whatsoever and to hold for the said CoUeg.-, without rny lurther 
 authority, License or Letters of Mortmain, all lanM u-.d property 
 moveable or immoveable, which may hereafter be sold, ceded, 
 exchanged, given, bequeathed, or granted to the saul Corpora- 
 tion, or to sell, alienate, convey, let or lease the -ame if need be: 
 
 ( 
 
 I 
 
17 
 
 rorporutiDB 
 limy lii'lit 
 |.r..|ifity lo 
 a ( tM't.uik 
 auiuuiit. 
 
 rr<*vU>». 
 
 only tl..' R». 
 
 Public Aet. 
 
 rii-lits of 
 tiiu <'rofTa 
 
 eavud. 
 
 riovi.lijj ft!w;iys, tliat tlic* ni't rent.», Issues nnd profit.^ ari4nf» 
 frciu tlu! iiiiiiHivial.l.' inopcrty ol' tlu; Miid ("ni|).,iiiliuti, simll 
 Hot iit any tirm- vkcl'vA i\w iiniiiiiil sum of tliifu tliKiismid imiuikIs, 
 curri'tit iiioiK'y of lliis I'loviiice ; and the Hiiid t'dipoiatidn ^liall 
 fn.tlior Jiavf tlit- ii<.',Iit i>{ iippointiiiLf ai» Atimiicy (»r AtiuincyH, 
 for tlic iiiana;,'! iiifiit of tluir allaii ~, ami jijciiiTally sliall I'njoy 
 all till! iij,'lits and piivilcgcs «'njnycd l,y other l;odil•^ J'olilir and 
 Corporate, uco^'iiizud l.y the J.('y:ishitun! : I'rovided always, 
 that no rulo, order or rt'gulalion wiiich shall he made and esta- 
 blished by .he said Corporation in manner afoiosaid, shall hi; of 
 any i'orcu or cffeL't until tho nanio shall have b^'cn saiiclioned 
 nnd eonfnnied by tlie said Lord Uishop or other Kcclesiaatical 
 l''unetionary as aforesaid. 
 
 III. And be it enacted, that all tlic pro])eity whieh shall at 
 any time belon;,' (o the said Corjxmition, as well m tho re\enues 
 thereof shall at all tint's he exclusively apjdied and approprii'ted 
 to the advaneement of education in tiie said Collei,'e, and to no 
 other object, Institution or I^slaulishnient whatever, unconnected 
 with or independent of the same. 
 
 IV'. And be it enacted, that this Act shall be considered a 
 pubhc Act by all .ludges, JusticcH of the Peace, and (Jilicers of 
 Justice, and by all oiher persons whomsoever, and shall be judi- 
 dally takiti notice of without beini,' specially pleaded, 
 
 _ V. And be it enacted, that this Act shall not extend to weaken, 
 iliininish or extinguish the rights and privileges of Her .Majesty, 
 Her Heirs and !>uccessors, nor of any other person or persons, 
 liody Politic or Corporate, ex eptin;; only such riyhts u« are 
 litTcby tXiirestily altered or extinguished. 
 
 CAP. LX. 
 
 An Act to amend the Act incorporating Bisliop's 
 C( Ucge. 
 
 [lOt/i Novrinbcr, 1852.] 
 
 WHEREAS it i.^ expedient to ameiul the Act passed in the preambl* 
 seventh year of Her Majesty's Keigii, intituled, An Act 
 to Incorporate JJ/s/tup's Collcijc in the JJioccsc of Quebec, to 
 confer upon the JJisliop of JMontreal co-ordinate powers with 
 the Bishop of tiuebec, in the Corporation of Mishop's Ct'llce: 
 He it therefore enacted, by the (iueen's Most Excellent iMajesly," Bishop of 
 by and yvith the advice and consent of the Legislative Council Muntreul 
 and of the Legislative Assembly of the Province of Canada ""'' """■''' 
 constituted and assembled by virtue of and under the authority t^ie'rimr"li 
 iif an Act p;issed in the Pariianient of the United Kingdom of <>t' Kn^iand 
 Great Britain and Ireland, and intituled, An Act to rc-unitc the ",' ^'""e'' 
 Frovlnccs of Upper and Lower Canada, and for the Uovcrnment huvo'emi'*! 
 of Canada, and it is hereby enacted by the authority of the i)ow(TAvith 
 pamc, That the Bishop of Montreal, as well as any other ""^ Hinliop 
 Bishop or Bishops, who may be appointed for any Diocese of ^^ ^"el^ee. 
 the United Church of England and Ireland, which may here- 
 after be constituted in Lower Canada, together with the Bishop 
 of Quebec, shall licreafter constitute the first branch of the 
 Corporation of Bishop's College ; and the said Bishops shall 
 have and possess equal and co-ordinate powers in the appoint- 
 ment of the Trustees and of the College Council, and shall 
 have and exercise jointly, all and every the powers and privi- 
 leges heretofore possessed, exercised and enjoyedby the Bi>hon 
 of Quebec, in the management of the aifairs of the said Corpo- 
 ration ; Provided that iu case of a difference of opinion between ProvU 
 the said Bishops in the event of their being equally divided, in 
 the exercise of any of the powers hereby conferred' upon 
 the opinion of the Bishop who is senior by priority of ap 
 inent shall nrevailj and his decision shall be fin.".]. 
 
 nito. 
 
 them, 
 appoint 
 
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 liOVAL CiIAiailR OK UlSflOP'S COLLfvJP:. 
 
 VhTOniA, A/ //"■' ^'V'""-' f>f f<'«(l,of the Vi.ihil JuiK.dom of 
 OAv<^ /in f nil (nitl L\l,ti,it, Qurni, J)r;Vii>h,' <>j the FuUh. 
 
 To M.I, to v/ii"jn llic-!.' ]ir(;.«rii'H ^li.iH ci.nM', (!ivcfiii',': 
 11/ II1;R!'AS, ».y an Art \y.\-. p.l hy tlio 7,»'.;i-liittiiv (.four I'loriruv of Ca- 
 > V n.i(!;». in tlif lifvcr.tli ytavof our ifi'^n. iniitiili 1. " An Act !.• iiii'.ui.orati' 
 
 Ll Iinp's C,,11,.m;<. i;, fl,, Di.)(T,-P ..f Ql ul,, f," |1,C1V Wfls Cdl M ll llt-1 iltnl tw?ul,. 
 
 Ji li''l, at JL'iiiii..\',il!i', ill tlio Town liip eif A'^fof. in t!.i; Di- diet of s.-ijut 
 J '•.I'H'.H. anl will ill llio i»i.ic(-c (.rQu-bcp, v.x osir • :iiil Truviiin' olTiiiia-ln, a 
 IJoiIy (;..riM,nit.' ;inil I'dltic. 1)|.1<t (!>. n;iiri:M<f ]:i,|i(>|,'.i C..!I».';v. in o<.tm('c- 
 *i 'II »vii!i tliu Uniti'il C'luirc'li ol' Kiiirlaiirl ari'I Irclaml. wliirh saiil Coripoiaton 
 >s I>J till, srj.l Act. iiiuliitorotisist k^^: VwA, (ho T.oid ni h-.p u^ Qii,.!,,r, or 
 otlitT ?iijicri(.r llirlcia-ticil I''iauMi<.!iai v of llie riiilcd ('!iurc!i of Ijv'Imm,! 
 .Mii.I In'laii.l, in tie said Dior. • o or(.'ii;,.l,i'c ; Sfcomily, (h^ 'JVu f-.,. ; „f t',,,,' ,jii,j 
 I.I ■!i..p's Coll. MjiMiot Ifs:^ tliaii Ilin.'C! iiMiunilicr; nml 'J liinllv, tlio rollciro 
 Coiinri! of (Ih- ..;ii.l ]]i-,!iop's Cullo,;,'i», Hot lov^ tlian Una. in MiiKiliia-, wliidi 
 |ai(l lni>((.c.". iind tlu- niciiiKci-s of i!u> said ColU.i.;c. Couiu-il. sli-.dl li.. nniiu'i! 
 hy tlio Piiid Lord Ilislio)) of (,>u(.»-(.c, or otiior siip^al^r ]:(«cli.:.ia lical I'mic- 
 tioiiai-y as af^oivsnid, and shall in (Ir.. c\.nt of tli ir .iL^aHi, nanoval 
 fioin (ho I'ldviiKc., di iiiis-al fi'oin (l.>.ir oOu'cs m nv-ii.'nation, bu- r.. placed l,v 
 othiM- j.cr-oiis (o l... nanu'd in lil-,,. mnnrifr. and so on (•onfintialiv forovcf. 
 i\xi) wni;Pi:As it is by tho said \ct finth..r provided liiat tlio said Corpora- 
 tion of Jiishop'H ColK'-'o Hindi. boidiH odu'r corpriratc powers and cana- 
 citu's necessary (o (he well onleiinj,' (f Iheir affair;-, have full pov.-( r tuniakc 
 and esf!d)lili such and so many rule.-, or.lers and re-i;la;i< n ^ (not b,.iii'.- 
 cimfmry to (ho Laws of Canada or to tli,; said Act,) a^ ilu-y shall deenl 
 ii>c.lnl and ncceysary, as well conreniinj,' the .-y-teni of edr.cition in. a-: for 
 fliu con lac.t nnd if.ivcrnnient of (he said Colh.j'e. and of any other [iistitt;- 
 tior, or S'linol cor.nv'ctcd with or denendnit on tho sariio. I'lKfof the corpora • 
 tj'.n (hen.of, and for tlio sr.per;r,!endence. advan'ri'^'o and inipvoveinent of all 
 he p:-o])crly, 'noveaMe or iinmoveable, beionijiii- toor wliicli ihall herer.fter 
 bL-loii;,' (o (ii,: said Corp<.ra1i<in, and shall liave power to ta!<n under anv 
 l.'?al title whattoovcr, and to hold for tln.said Ci^lleno, without any furOicr 
 atidicrity. license or letter.-, of inoitiiiain.all land anu properly, in.niable or 
 n;;p,ovcal>lc, vhich may lureaffcr be sold, ceded. excliaiv.;ed, ^dven. 
 n Mieathed, or granted to the said oor])eiation or to sell, ali.nrite, convey', 
 lot or lea^c (ha same, if need be; Piu.vidv'd always, (hat (ho net lents, 
 issues and profits arising' from tlio immovciMe prop^'ity of (ho said Corpo- 
 ration, shall not at any time exceed the .mal sum of (hiee (hou .111(1 
 yiounds current money of (lio Provinoo of C, nadn, rr..vi<led al «>, (hijt no 
 rdo, Older or roirulation, v.hich shall be made ti' 1 es(ablished, by iho said 
 Corporation in the maiiiier afoir-aid, shall bo of any force or oJTect. until 
 tl'.o same shall b.avo been sanctioned and confirmod by tho said Lord 15i.-hop 
 or other Ecclesiasiicid Func'ionarv, as aforesaid. Ano -wnrcracAs, by another 
 Act, passed by the Lep:isla(urc of tho Provinoo of Canada, at a So;-sioi, held 
 .; tho tlftoenth and sixteenth year? of our rei<:n. intitided. "An Act tf) 
 anu'nd the Act incirporatii:;; ]!i^iic.l)•s Colle--e,'' it is enacted that the I'.ishop 
 ot .dontreal as well as anv oilier lii.diop or l>idiops, wlio may bo appointed 
 for any Dioccso of tho irniicd Clnnvli of Kn-land and Ireland which mav 
 iicroaftor bo constituted in Lower Canada, to^othor wiib tho Bishop of Quu- 
 boo shall hereafter constitute tho fir:,t Ijranch of tho Corporation of Di^hop'd 
 C/ollege. * 
 
 And aviiereas since (ho pas-ini:; of tho said fir t mentioned Act. tlio Corpo- 
 Mtion of the s;.id Collc.ijo liavo', with tho sancti(in of tho Lord Pishop of 
 Quoboc, by (heir petition to us, humbly set forth that in pursuance of (ho 
 provi.-ions of tho said Act, Pi:-hop's Colloit.! has been duly oiTMiiiz -d by the 
 appomtmont of Trustees, an I of a Colloire Council, and that certain statuto.s, 
 rules and ordinances, have been made by tlio said Corporation, with tho 
 approval of he Lord Bi; hop of Quebec ; am. further, that a suitable buildiii'- 
 I'.as been erectod and a Piincipab and Profc-sors in tlie faculties of Divinitv 
 Rnd of the Arts have been didy ajipointod, r.-.' are now enn;agod inthoedii- 
 ciition of a nmnber of scholars duly admitted, ai;..orJin^' to "the statutes and 
 
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 I'RIMED EY JOHN LOVELL, AT HIS STKAM-PRINTIKG ESTABLISH- \ 
 MENT, ST. NICHOLAS STREET. | 
 
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 The Auui 
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 ^'oat. and !?}ii 
 journt'd. 
 
 The name 
 
 li'ai- to (he ( 
 
 ('onvoeatioii 
 
 000(1 to vote, 
 
 tire votes ^^hi 
 
 •nember iim^'' 
 
 sufficient rea; 
 
 good bell ire t 
 
 itJf. If no aih 
 
 shall then dec 
 
 didate. 
 
 Oaudidatcs 
 
 ||o^.^ causa," i 
 
 College ; and 
 
 the Professors 
 
 siiall be cbo.sei 
 
 l>e attired in 1 
 
 about to rceei 
 
 take the eimd 
 
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 of the folio win 
 
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 Domine Can( 
 fragiis hujusco 
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 The Chancell 
 
 * Similar fonjis 
 
RULES AND REGULATIONS 
 
 FOH TOE FIRST MEETING OF THE 
 
 CONVOCATION. 
 
 i- Of Meetings of Convocation, 
 
 The Annual Meeting' sliall be IicM on fl.f. U^i \r i i 
 "f .Tunc ia each you.. ''^"'''^''^' ^^ *^'*^ "^°"th 
 
 11. 0/ /Ac (9/v/fl/- of Proceedings in the Convocation. 
 Tho Convocation is in Session so soon as the Cl.aneellor Ins takon I,; 
 -tana ..all l>o eWl 1„ ,is .ecla.in, it to .e eit.o. ,.:;:!r : Ii;* 
 
 The names of „11 Candidates for Degrees shall be presented by the Re^i. 
 nw to t .e Ch.„e..lIo., .-1,0 shall thereupon subnut them .JrZ It. 
 (■onvoeation for approval. The Men.bers of Convocation shall t^n' 
 
 tire rotes .hall be deemed sufTieient for .tenyinir th<' Dem-ee- and anvsi„rM. 
 .-.ber may in his plaee suspend any Do,.l by deel^rin, T^^t 
 snfScieMtrea.M.s for such suspension, and that he is ready to m-d-eZ 
 |.>;..n.i;,re a Conmuttce of the Convocation, to be nam^t^'c^: 
 
 shaU^thon declare a Grace of Convocation to have been :rantod to thj^ 
 
 Candidates for Degrees in Arts, and for Degrees " ad eundem " and " ho 
 -ns causa; shall be presented to the Chancdlor by the Prin ipalof the 
 College and ibrD<.gn.es in tiu> other Facultios, by L Profess r or cle^ 
 the rofessors of the particular Faculty to .vhich the Degree pe ta s Xl 
 .hal be chosen f.r that purpose by the said Faculty. The ea , Te'I^ 
 l^u^,red ,nthe go^vn and hood which indicate the Degree ^,t^ 
 about to receive. The presenting otHcer (corresp.,ndin,dv attir d 1. 
 ake the eand.date by the hand, and advancing toward. Ihe CI une;^ 
 s.Umg.n h,s chau., andwithhis head covered,) address hin, in one T^t 
 ot the loUoAving forms, viz. : '^i oiuti 
 
 For Degree of Bachelor of Arts 
 Domine Cancellarie et t.,ta Universitas, pres«,to vobis huue juvcnem suf 
 ragus hujusee Convocationis ideo Jan, latis concordibus ornatum ut d I 
 'lum Baccalaurei in Facultate Artium admittatur * ^ 
 
 The Chancellor shall then adnut the candidate in the following manner • 
 • Similar foniis arc prepared for other degrees. 
 
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 He plmll first require of him this dcolamtion: "Domine, tu fidem dabis 
 ad obs, vandum statutii privolc-iad, consuotudincs et libertatos istiiw Uni- 
 vorsitat.s;" %v]uehboin-mu<leby the words "Dofidom," he shall present him 
 with a diploma, and say : 
 
 For Decrees ad eumkm. 
 Domine, auctoritatc mihi oommissa, admitto to ad onndem statuni 
 gradum et dignitatem hie apiid nos, quibus oruatu.s cs apiul tuos (x. y. z.)» 
 
 ^ When dispensations are neede.l.as pn.vided f.,rby Rule VH , 5. 1., of the 
 Statutes, Rules and Ordinances of the University of Bishops Colle-'e or it> 
 other cases Avherc ther.= may be suffiei<-nt ivasons fur c.jufcrriu- a^De-'ree 
 without requiring the attendance of the ean.lidafcc, the RegLrar shall 
 submit the case to the Chancellor, who shall communicate it to the Con- 
 vocation with the grounds on which the ,lis,,ensati„n is sought ; and it shall 
 be a the discretion of the Convoeatio,, by a majority of votes, but witli- 
 out discussion, to grant or withhold assent to the proposed dispensation. 
 III. Of the Dresses of Members of Convocation. 
 
 The dresses used by Members of the University shall bo: 
 1. In the Faculty of.drts. 
 
 f \ i^Y ^J't^'S''''}''''^''' ^-'^'^''elors of Ails, and Masters of Arts.-Gowns 
 of blaek stuff (or silk,) as nearly as possible resembling those used in th. 
 Enghsh L niversities, with the distinctive mark of a narrow border or thread 
 of onmson color. 
 
 Fnllifr'u • ''" V ^'""'^"' '"^' '^ '^'' ^'^'"^ P"«^''" ^-^i^^^' *« "«« J in «u- 
 f.nglish Universities. 
 
 3 For Bachelors of Arts and Masters of Arts.-Hoods of silk or stuff 
 made according to a prescribed pattern, and boulered with white and 
 crimson silk respectively. 
 
 2. In the Faculty of Divinity. 
 For Bachelors of Divinity and Doctors of Divinity, the same gown and cap 
 us Mas ers ol Arts, with the addition of a cassock fur Bachelors of Divin 
 ity, and cassock and scarf for Doctors of Divinity Their hoods shall be 
 respectively bordered and lineil with purple. 
 
 Honorary Doctors of Civil Law shall wear a blaek silk gown, similar to 
 the undress Doctors' gowns worn in Ihc English Universities, with the ad- 
 tlition of a border or thread of crimson. 
 
 nio Chancellor and Viee-Chancelloi" shall wear gowns similar to tbv 
 aloresaid Duetors' gowns, and furtlu.- ornamente.l upon the collar and along 
 the sides and across the sleeves with silk iacc, festooned with knots of gold 
 and silver respectively; they shall wear blaek velvet trencher cans, with 
 tassels of gold and silver cord. "P^, ^wm 
 
 IV. Of Graduation and Examinations 
 A residence of three years, as prescribed by Rule I (,f o. B, under head 
 \II of the Statute., Rules and Ordinances, is necessarv fur the Degree of 
 Bachelor of Arts. & ^ vj 
 
 BaclR.lors of Arts of three years standing, shall be eligible to the Degree 
 of Master o Arts ; and Masters of Arts of seven years stan.ling, to the Dc 
 ?>::lSt^;^, ""'-'"''^ -'"' ^^-^-^-s .or. to the Degree of 
 
The Examination for the Degree of Bachelor of Arts shall be held annually 
 in the six tlays which precede the last Wcclnesdny in June, so that the ordin* 
 ary Examination shall extend over four days (occupying the space of about 
 six hours daily, commencing at 10 A.M.,) and a space of two days shall be 
 uUowed for the Examination of those who wish to earn any distinction or 
 special notice by their Examination. 
 
 All other Examinations shall be held as nearly at the same period as is 
 found practicable. 
 
 The Examination for admission to the University, and for the Degree 
 «»f Bachelor of Aits, shall bo carried on both by paper and vivd voce in 
 Buch subjects as admit conveniently of both methods, a due regard being 
 had to each. 
 
 Tlie other Examinations, before provided for, shall bo conducted only on 
 paper. 
 
 The following are adopted as the standards of Examination : 
 
 1. FAcuLty OF Abts. 
 For admission to ihc University, 
 
 The subjects prescribed in the rirst year of the College Course, oraselec* 
 tion of them at the discretion of the College Council 
 
 For admission to the Degree of Bachelor of Arts, 
 Subjects of Examination for Degrees of Bachelor of Arts : 
 Greek. — 2 Books of Thucydiaes or Herodotus. 
 
 3 Plays of any one Greek Author. 
 Latin.— -3 Books of Livy, or 2 of Tacitus. 
 
 'Horace, Satires or Epistles, with (in either cue a) the De Arte 
 
 Poetica ; or, 
 
 Virgil, Georgics, or 5 Books of the iEneid ; or, 
 Juvenal, 5 Satires. 
 
 Mathematics. — Euclid, Books I.— VI. 
 Arithmetic. 
 
 Algebra, to the end of Wood p. 1. 
 
 Trigonometry. — Pkne and Spherical, to the end of Solu- 
 tion of Triangles (in both cases.) 
 History.— Ancient: Grecian. — Up to the Pelopoimesian war ; or. 
 
 From thePelopounesiauwar to the time when 
 Greece became a Roman province. 
 Roman. — Up to the Christian era ; or. 
 
 From the reign of Augustus to the end of 
 the reign of Constantine. 
 Modem: English. — From the Couquest to Henry VHI. ; or, 
 From Henry VIII. to Queen Anne ; or, 
 From Queen Anne to the congress of Vienna. 
 Logic. — Huysche's. 
 Moral Philosophy. — Abcrcrombie on the Intellectual Powers ; or, 
 
 * on the Moral Feelings, (until some other 
 
 text-book shall have been adopted for the 
 College Course.) 
 Rhetoric— Whately's. (If Aristotle's Rhetoric be taken, it may supersede 
 
 Wbately's, and also Abercrombie.) 
 
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Divinity.— History of ibe 01(1 an J New Tcstamenta, 
 
 The Greek text of tlie Gospels, 
 Evidouces of Cluistiiiuity. 
 Composition. — English .and Latin. 
 If aturol Philosophy. — Tlie Levoi*, 
 
 rarjillelognxTn of Forces, 
 Centre of Gravity, 
 Laws of I<"alling Boilica, 
 Pneumatics, 
 Hydrostatics. 
 Chemistry. — Notation and Noincnclatnro. 
 
 Those who desire to be examined for special distinction phall be furthoi 
 examined in any branch or bi'ancln's wliatsoevor of the subjects prescribed in 
 the College Course, at the diserotiou of the Examiners. 
 
 For admission to t/ic Degree of Master of Arts. 
 
 The candidate shall write, recite, aad submit to the ExaminerH for ap- 
 proval, an original Tract or Treatise, in the Englisli, French, Latin, 
 or Greek languages, on some subji'ct connected witli one or other of the 
 Arts, to bo chosen by tlio candidate, and appi-oved by the College Council- 
 The said Tract or Treatise shall be left iu the hands of the Examiners, to 
 be used as the Convocation shall direct. 
 
 2. Faculty ok Divinity. 
 For admission to the Degree of Bachelor of Divinity. 
 
 The candidate shall be examined in the Epistles (in the original) of the 
 New Testament; one Latin and one Greek Treatise of one of the Fathers of 
 the Church ; Ecclesiastical History generally, and the History of the Church 
 <'f England ; one of the major Pro])hets, or the \diole of the minor. lie 
 shall also write a Latin sermon on a subject to be given out nt the time of 
 the Examination. 
 
 For admission to the Degree of Doctor of Divinity. 
 
 V. Provision for existing irregular n/se?. 
 
 Those Clergymen who have been ordained from this College shall be 
 allowed to present themselves for examination for tlie Degree of Bachelor 
 of Divinity, as if they had taken the Dcgr.^es of Bachelor of Arts and 
 Master of Arts. 
 
 Any of the abovenamcd persons whatsoever, and also any others wlio 
 have kept six terms in the College previously to the time nt which it 
 received tlie power to confer Degrees, may become candidates for exami- 
 nation for the Degree of Bachelor of Arts, without farther residence. 
 
 It is hereby further specially provided that the College Council shall 
 have full power, so far as this Convocation is concerned, to make any ar- 
 rangements they rhall see fit with referenee to existing cases of the Rule 
 VIL c. 3. of the Statutes, Rules and Ordinances of the University of 
 Bishop's College, 
 
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