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 lS(i7 
 
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 A. ('rooks, M.A. 
 VVilliiiiii Wu.lil, M.A 
 Williiuii W't'ild, M.A 
 William Weill, M.A. 
 T. rTo(lj.i„H, .>r.A.. LL. 
 U. .». Riittrav, I5.A. 
 •^ A. MoMi, .MA. 
 M. P. Fit(.li, M.A. 
 •'. Miiiiro (;il>.soii, .\|.,V 
 W. A. Hucv... .\F.A. 
 •'. l,ou(li>ii, M.A. 
 
 fioiidoii, M.A. 
 
 <'aiii|)l)(ll, .M.A. 
 
 Kiiii,', M.A. 
 
 Kill-. M.A. 
 
 PKi:.SI|*K.\T.S: 
 
 j ISns .1 A. I'utturs .M.A 
 
 H<lo W. ir. Kills, M.A Ml) 
 lN70 W. .M<|)„„iil(l. .M.A ■ ■ 
 
 1.S72 I), lilack, IJ.A. ^-^ •' 
 
 l.S7;{ ('. U. W. lii-yar, M.A. 
 
 1H(4 ./. U. l{f)l.iiiN,,ii, .M \ 
 
 1.S7') W. M(.iistoii, .M A 
 
 lN7(i .1. T. Small, .M.A. ' 
 
 l.>77 Alfred liaker, li A 
 
 1H7.S W. K. I'urdii,., M.A. 
 
 lS7!t W. M. \ aiid».r.smi.ssifii, .M A 
 
 ]8S(» Tivd. K. Manlfv, M A 
 
 wwo /!■ •;'• ''^»"Jf-^f'»-<l,M.A., I.L.J). 
 
 W. \V. Hai.hviii. 
 
 ('. K. Kiiylisli. 
 
 l^'il J. E. Sanderson. 
 
 K. Cronil)ie, IJ.A. 
 
 l.sr)5 .J. McKeown, B.A. 
 
 C. K. Knjrli.sli, B.A. 
 
 IS-W-fi \. (). Walker, B.A 
 l.S5(j T. no(l-in.s, Ji.A. 
 
 .M. Cn.inbie, B.A. 
 
 1S57 T. Hodffins, B.A. 
 
 M. Cronilue, B.A. 
 
 185,s T. Mos.s. 
 
 A. J. Cattanaeli, B.A 
 
 185!» R. Sullivan (o/;.) 
 
 J. A. Boyd. 
 
 18(]0 I>. Orniistoii. 
 
 J. (). Ojrden (ob.) 
 
 B. F. Fitcli, B.A. 
 
 1S61 S. Woods. 
 
 — - W. A, Reeve. 
 
 1S«2 W. Tytler, B.A. 
 
 l>. "'. Ballantvno. 
 
 im',i J. iVcMlllan. " 
 
 W. Mulock. 
 
 J. Campbell. 
 
 18»i4 J. E. Croly. 
 
 J. A. Patterson. 
 
 1865 .J. A. Patterson. 
 
 J. E. Croly. 
 
 D. Junor. 
 
 18ti6 H. M. Deroche. 
 
 W. G. FalconbridL'e. 
 
 J. Taylor. 
 
 1807 H. M. Deroche. 
 
 \V. H. Rennelson (oi».) 
 
 VICE-PRESIDENTS: 
 
 186^ J. Scrim;,'er. 
 1{. S. WiH-j,'-ins. 
 
 .1. H. IIu«-lie.>s. 
 
 18(}!> \V. Ariu.stron-'. 
 — •'. (r. Bobinson. 
 1870 W. Houston. 
 
 J. Black (oh.) 
 
 A. W. itoss. 
 
 1N71 .7. Fleteber. 
 
 .i. H. Lonjf. 
 
 ]«72 E. H. Wallaee. 
 
 F. B. Belts. 
 
 187;; W. .Johnston. 
 
 A. H. A*i4ikev. 
 
 1874 W. Fletcher: 
 -— W. G. Eakins. 
 187.'> J. Cameron. 
 
 S. P. Davis (ob). 
 
 1S7U J. E. Wetherell. 
 «S. C. Smoke. 
 
 1877 .S. C. Smoke. 
 
 >1. D. Cameron. 
 
 1878 J. W. Elliott. 
 W. T. Herridge. 
 
 1879 W. T. Herrid^ri,. 
 W. S. Milner. 
 
 1880 G. K. Carveth. 
 E. P. Davis. 
 
 1881 W. F. A'. Creelman. 
 
 J. McKay. 
 
 E. Wigle. 
 
 1882 H. R. Fairclough. 
 
 G. W. Holmes. 
 
 H. E. Irwin. 
 
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 :ers. 
 
 (•1IK0N<JL()(;ICAL LIST OF i)VVlCi:RS—(Cofi/-nm/j. 
 
 isKCHKTAUlKH: 
 
 , M.A. 
 A.. M.I). 
 kl.A. 
 
 I, M.A. (n/;.) 
 
 . M.A. 
 
 M.A. 
 
 A. 
 
 L. 
 
 • A. 
 .A. 
 
 iiissuii, M.A. 
 , M.A. 
 •M.A., l.L.U. 
 
 f 
 
 » 
 
 f 
 
 1>')4 K. Cmmbie. 
 
 T. Hod^rins. 
 
 iSftf) T. HodKins. 
 IHSfi-O .lanicH Kiiss. 
 lHr,n Jiuiies KoHs. 
 W. H. C. Kerr. 
 
 1H&7 
 
 1H68 
 
 W. .1. Uiittriiv 
 \V. .1. Uiittriiy. 
 I). oriiiiHton. 
 
 18(10 S. WimmIh. 
 
 18(11 J. Milliro (iHmoli. 
 
 KKCOKDIN'lJ SKCUKTAIMES : 
 
 18()2 
 18«3 
 18(54 
 1865 
 186() 
 is(i7 
 I8(i8 
 18()!> 
 1870 
 1871 
 1871 
 
 ISd-J 
 1803 
 18(54 
 18(35 
 
 18<.;6 
 
 1807 
 I8tj8 
 
 J. Morrisdii (iihson. 
 W. N. Kfufer. 
 .). (.'anipboll. 
 W. ft. Ka'cMijii)ri(l>,''e. 
 K. ri. Siiivthe. 
 
 . Mitchell. 
 
 U. \y. iSi/j^ar. 
 
 ('. Spencer. 
 Dale. 
 A. \V. HosM. 
 J. I). Christie, 
 
 187J W. Harwlek. 
 187:5 a. W. Thonipsori. 
 1H74 L. HiirMtdiie. 
 1875 \V. (} Kakiiis. 
 187'1 .1. W. I5eil. 
 
 1877 K. I{. ('. i'roetor. 
 
 1878 .1. A. Ciiihain. 
 1870 \V. .1. L.Mi(l..ii. 
 1880 I. .M. Lev an. 
 18H1 .1. Me(Jillivrav. 
 1882 K. .1. Meliitvro. 
 
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 J. ("ainpbell, 
 <J. S. (Joodwillie. 
 W. (}. Faironhridue. 
 J. H. Miller. 
 I>. H. Jlooncy. 
 E. (ji. Patterson. 
 A. Haiiiiltoii. 
 H. K. Kinj^'sford. 
 G. (Jil)son. 
 
 lS(i9 H. 
 
 D. Eraser. 
 
 1870 W 
 
 . K. Hurnliani. 
 
 1S71 J. 
 
 White. 
 
 
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 18(59 J. 
 
 1). O'Meara. 
 
 1870 W 
 
 H. Ballard. 
 
 1871 .1. 
 
 Crerar. 
 
 1872 J. 
 
 K. Fisken. 
 
 1873 F. 
 
 F. Manlej'. 
 
 1874 W 
 
 . N. Ponton. 
 
 1875 E. 
 
 R. C. Proctor. 
 
 1872 
 
 .1. 
 
 P. (YaiK'. 
 
 1873 
 
 If 
 
 S. (Jrirtin. 
 
 1874 
 
 .1. 
 
 .1. Ilenrv. 
 
 1875 
 
 I». 
 
 S. Patterson. 
 
 187(5 
 
 (J. 
 
 W. Hevnon. 
 
 1877 
 
 1). 
 
 It. Keys. 
 
 187H 
 
 .1. 
 
 (iilison. 
 
 187! I 
 
 .1. 
 
 liallantyne. 
 
 18S0 
 
 .1. 
 
 S. Mackav. 
 
 1881 
 
 W 
 
 . H. HIake. 
 
 1882 
 
 K. 
 
 U. MePlierHon 
 
 SECHETAKIEH ()F COM.MITTEES 
 
 J. 
 VV, 
 
 1870 
 1877 
 1878 
 187!) A 
 1880 A 
 
 1881 (; 
 
 1882 L 
 
 E. DiekHon. 
 .1. Loudon. 
 VV. .larvis. 
 E, O'Meara. 
 
 Lobb. 
 
 Cane. 
 
 Duff. 
 
 F. 
 F. 
 P. 
 
 1854 J. E. Sanderson. 
 
 M. M. Crombie. 
 
 I85f- W. H. Bowlby. 
 1855-6 N. Monsarrat. 
 18.56 N. Monsarrat. 
 1857 T. Moss. 
 
 TUEASUKEKS 
 
 1858 B. 
 
 18.5!) .1. 
 
 18(50 .1. 
 
 18(51 J. 
 
 18(52 .J. 
 
 18615 S. 
 
 F. Fitch. 
 
 Thorn. 
 
 Munro (Jibson. 
 
 .Morrison (Jibson. 
 
 McMillan. 
 
 Foster. 
 
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 Cll 
 
 TlCKAsrUKHs 
 
 <>iM( KkS rConfittunn. 
 
 1SH1 .J. Aluir. 
 
 IHO.'i (J. Hryc... 
 
 l-Srtd A. IIaniilt..ii. 
 
 IS<»7 K T. Paul. 
 
 1*<IS '/,. (!. Nponpcf 
 ISOH .1, It. ivofv. 
 1870 W. l-uri-fsf. 
 I»7I I,. A. Mc^'luTsoi,. 
 S72 C. W. Tlioinpsori. 
 1H7.{ W. I'lerdiui-. 
 
 (CotitinHi'il), 
 
 mr,', 
 
 I8:)7 
 
 !«r.7 
 
 1858 
 18fi!» 
 J St 10 
 ISO I 
 lH(i2 
 18G.S 
 18(J4 
 1805 
 
 1S(5«; 
 181 )7 
 18118 
 
 •'. K. Sii?)(l»(rs<>ii. 
 
 <'. I). J'lml. 
 
 «'. I), rmil 
 
 <■• I). Paul 
 
 ••• A. Poyd. 
 
 I>. Oriiii.st,;ii. 
 
 •'• M. Hu(!haii. 
 
 •|. .Miirrisou (iihsdii. 
 
 ■f. MelJ. 
 
 \y. (.'. Fal(;oiiljri,|oi.. 
 
 * • If. ('OIIUOII, 
 
 •'■ Killuiastor 
 A. (,'. lliij. 
 
 '> K.vrie (oh). 
 
 1874 
 
 187'. 
 l.S7ti 
 
 1877 
 
 1878 
 
 1M71I 
 
 lM,so 
 
 IShl 
 
 1 >is2 
 
 rntAToiis 
 
 V\. <irant. 
 ^V. •'. I 'on ton. 
 •'. M. Ihuitir. 
 <;• <^'- MoCftul. 
 VV. J. I.oi ju. 
 •'• McVikIiuw, 
 )V. !•'. W. 0001111,111. 
 !•'■ .1. Pristol. 
 '. 11. iJnwt'H. 
 
 1> 
 
 l^ 
 
 l{. 
 
 Teefy. 
 
 I8(i!> IF. .Mi»iit''(iriifr\ 
 I8<i!» W. ./. iu,i(|. * ■ 
 1870 I.. A. .McI'Iktsoii. 
 
 I- licckott. 
 
 ' Milk'i-. 
 
 a. i>i('i<('\. 
 
 I'^. .M'-ipiiv. 
 I'. l{(.y<|. ■ 
 Arni.stif)iio-. 
 
 187/ .J. Mrlloiiald. 
 187,S .J. Mc|»„u;.u||. 
 
 187{) H. .S. l!M,,uian. 
 1880 1>. Armour. 
 1«81 .1. c, Kiiiotf 
 1882 (). Uuld 
 
 1871 S. 
 A. 
 
 1872 A. 
 187;{ H, 
 1874 V. 
 187'. .1. 
 187(1 A. 
 
 lSo4 .lames Hrown, iJ.A 
 • />. !•: Illako, 15. A. 
 
 '1'. Hodij^iiiH. 
 
 V. .1. .Mc(;r».-(,r. 
 
 N. .M. Trew. I!. A (ah, 
 
 ~ •'• AlcKc'own, P.A. 
 
 t.'. I-:. Kiij,'-Iinh. 
 
 - - N. lUiriis. 
 1S54-5 N. Kiiit-jsmill 
 
 18r.5 N. AI. Trew. H.A. („(>) 
 
 A. (.'rooks, P.A. 
 
 AI. M. Crombie. 
 
 —-- Alex. AIoNabh. 
 18f..^..(j Geo. Keuiifdv. 
 185t> A. .}. (^uttiuiach, K.A 
 
 C,!. K Kiiyiish, iJ.A. 
 
 Nolsoii Hurny. 
 
 i~^ }\'^,- ^PPelbe. 
 1«5< ('. K. EiijrliHl), n.A. 
 A. .T. Cattauacli, It. A. 
 
 *'<)rNci|j,(,|!S 
 
 1857 
 
 W. H. c. K,,,,. 
 
 J. A. lioyd. 
 
 M. AI. <;romhie, P.. \. 
 
 ^- »<iiiysiiiill, IJ. A 
 
 «' l>. Paul. 
 
 •f- \V. lloleomb. 
 
 T. .M(..sH, H.A. ('„/'; J 
 
 ^- 1>. I'aul, H.A. 
 
 J. Mitchell. 
 
 A. Ale.Murcliv. 
 
 15. F. Fitch, .M A 
 •'. M. Hiichau. 
 \V. A. Peeve. 
 •1. W. Holcomh. 
 H. Sullivan, H.A. (oh) 
 (t. (Jrant, H.A. 
 
 -1 AI. Huehaii. 
 
 •!. VV. Holooml) H \ 
 
 J. H. lions. 
 
 1858 
 
 1S5I> 
 
 1800 
 
 18(il 
 
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 III. 
 
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 1st:; H. 11. (iiliner. 
 
 ls<.-i h. !■'.' Kit.h. M.A. 
 
 F. \* Kerr. 
 
 SV. II. Kcrvf, l!.A. | 
 
 -- W. H. Aikinii. 
 
 — 1. I.diiiloii, H A. 
 
 H74 .1. A. Wn-ht. 
 
 W. Miilock 
 
 .1. Mel '..v. 
 
 ih«l.t .(. iMliiilo (iilisnii, li, A. 
 
 II. F. Morph.v. 
 
 — «'. .Mil\iv«l{ii, M. \. 
 
 F. A. H.isves. 
 
 .1. Campbell. 
 
 .1. L. ('i»x. 
 
 - .i.KiMj,'. '• 
 
 I). (•. Ddldts. 
 
 .1. Ilutludtff. 
 
 — F. M. Hn.wii. 
 
 t»«'.| VV. Mulo.'k, l'..A. 
 
 1S7.'< A. Steele. 
 
 \V. uldriyM, i; A. 
 
 .1. K. Lees. 
 
 W, Mill!, .v. 
 
 II. F. M(.rph\. 
 
 .1. M. ili.-!ir. 
 
 .1. MaiiiiltoM. 
 
 i-c. A. II. Wrii^lil 
 
 II. (i. Laekner. 
 
 1. 1). Delii iit'if. 
 
 JNT'i S. 11. Fi tUUlTl. 
 
 i;. II. Smst !0. 
 
 - .N. W()l\ .ton. 
 
 W. iMtz^eii-'d. ' 
 
 .M. McOrej^or. 
 
 l."-*'.'! \. Shiiw To//. ) 
 
 .1. ' Flliott. 
 
 «;. I'.rv(.e. 
 
 (;. In^liH. 
 
 - W. 11.' Ilemu'l^oii (oil.) 
 
 1877 1). .MeCnjI. 
 
 W. .Mitchell. 
 
 .1. >Ior;;an. 
 
 isfu l>. Hyiio, (oh.) 
 
 • F. v.. Hayter. 
 
 T. Liini^tdii. 
 
 --- .). .MeDouyall. 
 
 .1 . Sfvini^rur. 
 
 — W. D. Uywnne. 
 
 'i. (}ll)S(»n. 
 
 I^TS .1. I). Cameron. 
 
 .1. Soinc'ivillc. 
 
 A. Shields. 
 
 l!St;s A. liakor. 
 
 .1. Hallanlvne. 
 
 .1. H. (Jovne. 
 
 A. W. Keid. 
 
 II. tJ. ilobilis.ill (i>h ) 
 
 1'. MeFaehren. 
 
 W. Dale. 
 
 - J n. Tyrrell. 
 
 ls<i<t W. II. IJiilUird. 
 
 187!i .1. H. Tyrrell. 
 
 T. F. K<itiioiii)t(liaiii. 
 
 F. llatldow. 
 
 .1. Fletcher. 
 
 - T. C. Milligan. 
 
 — .1. W. V. PuiishoM, 
 
 - A. Serimyer. 
 
 — .1. lilaek (uh.) 
 
 A. II. .MeDoui-all 
 
 1M70 H. Arch it 'aid. 
 
 W A. Shortt. 
 
 ~ .'. H. Lonu-. 
 
 - 1), AruKnir. 
 
 F. A. iMarksoii (oh.) 
 
 InSO T. Maclvenzio. 
 
 - .1. R. Teofv. 
 
 ' F. A. Lan;,'staff. 
 
 ■ F. IT. Wallace. 
 
 .1. M. Clark. 
 
 1871 A.C. Killani. 
 
 i vv. L. Bain. 
 
 W. Carwick. 
 
 1 A. Crichton. 
 
 A. A. MeDoiiitKi. 
 
 1881 1). J. (i. VVisiiart 
 
 T. T. Mo Beth. 
 
 1 A. F. Ames. 
 
 - • A. Dawson. 
 
 A. Broadfoot. 
 
 1872 .1. H. Loii-. 
 
 E. Mackay. 
 
 W. E. Perdue. 
 
 J. Me(}. Younu'. 
 
 A. 13. Aylesworth. 
 
 i 1882 E. W. Hafiarty, 
 
 T. G. Hlackstoek. 
 
 J. W. Roswell. 
 
 J. A, M. Aikins. 
 
 W. P. MeKenzie. 
 
 J. 11. Hunter. 
 
 H.J. Hamilton. 
 
 187a T. T. MeHeth. 
 
 J. Kyles. 
 
 »V. F. Hodsin.s. 
 
 
 f Conlinmii. ) 
 
8 
 
 Ahrulia,,,, u, ,/., M. x 
 Aikins, ,). A Ai M \ 
 
 S'"V'. A. JJ., M.A.' '^•'^■ 
 Ba (hv.n, Hon-, e., M a 
 
 Barrett, M., m.A. m „ 
 Barn.n, F. w., m V *' 
 iarwirk,\v.,M.A: 
 Bmt,csF.it..M.A. 
 
 lU'ck, If. T \i A 
 «„ii I ' '"A. 
 
 Boll, kuv. .;. \v.,Aj A 
 
 B'akc, iJon. K., AJ a 
 Bow 1m- >v it* V, '• . 
 
 ^'<|.|.A:.ki''-^^'''^' 
 
 fj".v«, If.. M.D. 
 {^'•"•»'", •'., M.A. 
 
 ;;»-va>it,,). E., ^j v-^' 
 
 JOf-o, Kev. G.,MA 
 
 Buclia,,;!! e' ir V ^, 
 
 Jan.cron, Rev. R.a'a •''• 
 Camp beij, a. f., m.a 
 f,a">I> .oil, J., Ai A • 
 
 Cattanacli, A. .7 m a 
 
 c&!f' ^- ^ • "^^^ 
 
 y-ark, A. AI., AI a 
 
 Connon, C. a., AI.A •^• 
 ;;'«»Por,G.,M.A. 
 ten en, ton, T. S., AI D 
 li'^'iig'ie, J., M.A 
 Crawford, R,,v. E P xr » 
 
 C'roly, Rev. J. E AI 4 •'^• 
 Croiiibie. AI M AI « r . 
 
 ^"'e, W.,M.A. 
 
 T"K rNivRR.srrv cou^euk 
 HONORARV MK.MHER.S. 
 
 '■^'"^•^VKr.u..sKr.:i.«n.sKc.,. 
 
 AI.O. 
 
 ola.nt-re, T. J)., Vl a^' 
 
 '^"''.''■S <). (}.. M.A. 
 Kak,n«, VV. (;., m.A. 
 i'-istwooj C. S. M I) 
 Kastuood, W. (/ B ;• 
 K<J\vards, E. li., 'm a ' 
 ,V'^!«I).E. N.,M A 
 Ewen, T F vr a ' "'' 
 
 I.' I . '. ■ ' '"•A. 
 
 •ostor, Kev. .s AI A 
 
 ^otia.ri„f^hanl,'T F M \ 
 i-raiias, \v. s AJ x' \\n 
 
 ,/• I 
 
 M.A. 
 
 Fraser, /{ev. j{ u 
 n-eoiua,,, c, Al.ii' 
 
 ;-,"«''.v, E.,Ai.A. • 
 
 <^'Ooih\i|/ic ,1. m' »r . 
 
 (;ooduiiiie:(;..4;;';-^^- 
 
 '•'•asett. Rev. E M a ■^, / > 
 ilainiltoi), A. AI Af a 
 
 i;f-'to„;A.,ALf/ViD 
 
 Jarcourt, R.,AI.A.,MI) 
 Haultan), T. A. Ma 
 
 Hernck.G,.M.D. 
 Hill. Rev, A. (• \r a 
 Hill. Rov. JeffVeVf M^X 
 riodder, E. AI., AUJ. 
 Hodjfin.s, W. E., AI.A. 
 Hodjrins, .T. o.,LL.D 
 Hodo-son, ,r. E., ai.a' 
 
 "Olcoiiib ,J W \r A 
 
 Housto.^^•M•A^^^•'^•'^f^•«• 
 
 JJi'ffl'cs, J. H., M.A. 
 unie, Hev. R., m.A. 
 
 "'"Iter, .J. H., 'm.A 
 Jessop, Rev. H. R,ai.A 
 •[ohn.soi), W., AI.A. 
 
 ■ono.s,E. ('..MA. 
 '^^^IIv.W.J.,.M.i,.. rj^j3 
 
 I 
 
 >^: 
 
 ^ 
 
 P; 
 Pi 
 Pi 
 Pi 
 P( 
 P> 
 P( 
 
AI.D. 
 
 .. I!. 
 A. 
 H. 
 
 IW..I>. 
 
 MTKRARV AND SCrENTIFIC SOriF.TY. 
 
 HONORARY MEMBERS— rOw/vnuu/ J. 
 
 r.NDKR ART. II., SEC. 3, SIBSKC. 1, 
 
 Koiiiitdy, (!.. M.A., LL.D. 
 Keniiin, F. N., M.A. 
 Korr, W. H. C, M.A. 
 KiiifjTstoii, W. H.. M.A. 
 ., Lan<rt(»n, T., .M.A., LL.'B. 
 Lafferty, A. M., M.A, 
 Liiwrasoii, W. L., M.A. 
 Leslie. A., M.A. 
 Lesslio, H. B., M.A., M.D. 
 Lewis, I., M.A., B.C'.L. 
 Liiriit, K. N.. M.A. 
 Li;,'-litburne, 8., M.\. 
 Lniulv, Kev. F. .)., M.A 
 MacdMiiell, S. S., M.A., LL.D. 
 Macjj:re;4-or, C. J., M.A. 
 Maim, v., M.A. 
 .Mariinn', S. A., M.A. 
 Miller, .J. H., M.A. 
 Mills, T. W., M.A. 
 M>ntuomery, H., M.A. 
 Moss, T., M.A. 
 Muir, J., M.A., LL.B. 
 /Mulock, W., M.A. 
 McUoy,.!., M.A. 
 MoDiarniid, A. P., M.A. 
 McDiarniid, 1'., M.A. 
 McCire^^or, .r. O., M.A. 
 McKeown, .1., M.A. 
 McLean, T. A., M.A. 
 MeLellan, J. A., M.A., LL.D. 
 McMichael, D., M.A., LL.O. 
 McNisl), Rev. N., M.A., LL.D. 
 -NfePheison, H., M.A. 
 MoQuesten, L B., M.A. 
 Nicol, W. B., M.D. 
 Northrop, W. B., M.A. 
 O'Brien, L..M.D. 
 O'Meara, J. D., M.A. 
 ^ O'Siillivan, D.A., LL.B. 
 Oillc. L.S., M.D. 
 AMdritrht, W., M.A., M.D. 
 Panton, J. H., M.A. 
 Patterson, K. G., M.A. 
 Patton. Hon. J , LL.D. 
 Paul, C. D., M.A. 
 Peterson, H. W., M.A. 
 Pettigiew, Rev. R., M.A. 
 Ponton, W. N. 
 
 Hadenhurst, (i. A., M.A. 
 Rani.sav. W.. M.A. 
 Richards, A. K., M.A. 
 Richardson, .J. H., M.D. 
 Robertson, (!., M.A 
 Robinson, U. H., M.A 
 Roj,^er, W. M., M.A. 
 Ross, 1)., M.A. 
 Ross, H. H., M.A. 
 Russell, .1. W., .M.A. 
 Scott, A., M.A. 
 Scriin^rcr, Rev. .J., M.A. 
 Sinclair, A., M.A. 
 Smellie, T. S. S., M.A. 
 Smiley. Rev. J., M.A. 
 Smith, L. W., D.C.L. 
 Smith, O., M.A. 
 Snivth, T. IL, M.A. 
 Snelliny, R., LL D. 
 Somiirville, J., ALA. 
 Spotton, II. B., M.A. 
 Stennett, Rev. W., M.A. 
 Stewart, .L McL.. M.A. 
 Straith, P., M.A. 
 Tamblyn, W. W.. ALA. 
 Taylor, -T., M.A. 
 Thom, J. H., M.A. 
 Tibb, .J. C, M.A. 
 Trew, N.M., M.A. 
 Wadswortb, .). .1., M.A., M.H. 
 Walker, N. ()., M.A., M.D. 
 Walker, W. F., M.A. 
 Wallace, F. H., M.A. 
 Wilkie, J., M.A. 
 Wilson, W. A., M.A. 
 Waters, Rev. D., M.A., LL.D. 
 Westropp, R. (i., M.A. 
 White, John, M.A. 
 White, .lames, M.A. 
 W.ckson, Rev. A., M.A., LL.D. 
 Wightman, .1. R., M.A. 
 Winer, W.,M.D. 
 Woodruff, W., M.D. 
 Woods, S.. M.A. 
 Woolverton, A., M.z\. 
 Wooiverton. L., Af.A. 
 Zimmerman, R., M.D. 
 
!0 
 
 THE UxVIVEKsiTV C'OLLKCK 
 
 HONORARY MEMIiKRS-rC..W, 
 
 :/;. 
 
 ^ 1 878 
 1874 
 187:1 
 1861 
 1867 
 1855 
 1870 
 1862 
 1865 
 / lS5!i 
 /IS7U 
 JHiiS 
 
 UNUKR ART. 
 
 'iiKtr, A., H.A. 
 jjiu'^arc. It. vv., m.A. 
 liiack, D., B.A. 
 '^o.vd, J. A.. M.A. 
 'Aim., .hell, Rev. J., M.A 
 [vroi.k.s, Hon. A., M.A. LL 
 
 ''/.t';'', a F., AI.A. 
 ">»sori, Rev. J. Munro, M 
 "<lj,nn.s, T., M.A.LL.'ij. " 
 iloustori, VV., M A 
 Kiiiif, J., M A. 
 
 '■XOER ART 
 
 lialdwin, W. VV.. 
 Mewbuni, J. H.'. ... ^ "' 
 
 D. 
 
 A. 
 
 -1882 Kino-«for,l, H.K._M .^ , 
 180.) Loudon, J., M a 
 1871 Miiodonald, \V M a 
 1881 Manlev, F. F \r a 
 18(]9 Patterson. J. A \l \ 
 187!> Perdue, VV. E..B A 
 804 Reeve W. A.,-'vLA^- 
 
 1875 Kobinson, J. o \r .. ' 
 
 ; 1877 Small, J. T.;S;X ^'^• 
 
 * \'^'^^ VanderHmi.ssen VV II \r a 
 / 18.58 Wedd, VV., M.A. ' 
 
 II. 
 
 McKenzie, M. . 
 Me.Murrich, VV. B m" A 
 Pearman, VV. D., m a" " 
 Pernet, Emile. 
 
 Tempest, VV. F. 
 
 VVij,'gins, R. S...". 
 
 , «EC'. ;^, SlBSKC. .3, 
 
 • . . Elected 
 
 •• \\ October 12th, 
 ••• ^^ October 12th, 
 
 ■•• ,. Jai'- 9th, 
 
 ^ October 12th, 
 ' October, 2.3rd, 
 
 18.^.5. 
 
 18()(i. 
 
 18(i0. 
 I8()t>. 
 1878. 
 1880. 
 1860. 
 ISCS. 
 
 •I 
 
 Achoson, G., 13. A. 
 Aikens, J. A. M.,B.A. 
 Aikins, VV. H.. B.A. 
 Ajkins, H. VV.,B.A. 
 Allison, J. 
 Amos, VV. 
 Anderson, A., B A 
 Axpelbo, R. S., B.A. 
 Archibald, II., B.A 
 Armour, U., Ij.a. 
 Arnistrong, J., B.A. 
 -Atkinson, C. T., B.A. 
 Haird, J., B.A. 
 Ballantyne. J., B.A 
 ^*r^er, J. M., B.A. 
 Be ,J. W.,B.A. 
 «en, A.J., B.A. 
 ««jj..C. VV.,B.A. 
 Bellairs. VV. G 
 «ett.s, F. P., B.A. 
 oeynon, T. B 
 Beynon, G. W., B.A. 
 ^s, S. C, B.A. 
 
 * Killed in 
 
 fvIFE MEMBERS. 
 
 B ackadar, A. II., B.A. 
 Backstock. T. G., B.A 
 Back, VV. M.^Ki. 
 , Blake, VV.H., B.A. 
 Blatchford, T. x\., B A 
 Bowes, E. A. E., B.A ' 
 Bown.J. 0. F., B.A. " 
 Boyd, F. L., B.A. 
 Brennan. II. s b A 
 Bristol, E. J., b.a'. " 
 Brock, H. F. 
 Brown, VV. 
 Brown, E. B, 
 Brown, J. H. 
 Brough, C. A., 
 Bruce, G., B.A. 
 Builder, J., B.A 
 Burns, If., B.A. 
 Burn ham, VV. R. 
 Bunting, T. B. 
 Cameron, I. H.,M.D. 
 Cameron, J., B.A 
 Cameron, K. R., b.a 
 
 B.A. 
 B.A. 
 LL.B. 
 
 B.A. (oh,) 
 
 action at Lime Ridj,.e, June 2, 1866. 
 
] 
 
 .M..A. 
 
 I-I..M 
 
 \\..\. 
 
 
 .A. 
 
 
 -M.A. 
 
 
 • A. 
 
 
 A. 
 
 
 V. H. 
 
 •M.A. 
 
 M.A. 
 
 
 V. 11., 
 
 M.A. 
 
 (iC. 
 
 m. 
 
 78. 
 
 3(). 
 
 •S. 
 
 I.ITKRAKV .AM» .SCIENTIFIC .SOCIETY. 
 
 LT F !■: M i: M H E K'^,— Continued. 
 
 II 
 
 Caineioii. .1. I> . H.A. 
 Catn|)l)«;ll, .J., I'..A. 
 Cainpboll, A. (i., RA. 
 (Jani|)bell, A. 11 . 15. A. 
 Campbell, C. (i , H.A. 
 Cai'veth, G., H.A. 
 <;arlyle, A., B.A. 
 <,'assels, W. (J. P., H.A. 
 C'assels, A., H.A. 
 i.'ascv,<.'. K., H.A. 
 Caswell, 1>. ,1. 
 Caven, .1., IV A. 
 Caylev, 11. St. (i.. V,.\. 
 Ohaffey, H. IC, 11 A. 
 Christie, K. 
 Christie. J. D , H.A. 
 Christie, 1>. M. 
 (jiarksoii, C, H.A. 
 Cleaver, S., B.A. 
 Cloinents. H. N., H.A. 
 <'oyne, J. If., H.A. 
 Corcoran, T., H.A. (oh.) 
 Cox, J. C. 
 Craig, J., B.A. 
 <'raifr, .1. P. 
 Crawford, A. 
 Crerar, J., H.A. 
 Oickinore, S. H., B..\. 
 i'ruickshaiik. (!. H. 
 Cumniing, M., B.A., lil-. H. 
 Cunmiiiigs, K. H., H..\. 
 Davis, e! p.. H.A. 
 Davidson, W., B.A. 
 Oeroche. H. .M., B.A. 
 Diekev, A. H., B.A. 
 Di.xoii, J., B.A. 
 Doel, VV. II., H.A. 
 Dohertv, J., li.A. 
 Dowsley, A., H.A. 
 Doii}<las, .1. 
 Eastman, S. H., I'>.A. 
 Edmon.'ion, W. C. 
 Elliott, .1. W., H.A. 
 Embrce, L. E., H.A. 
 Fairbai.k, H. A., B.A. 
 Farmer, J. H., H.A. 
 Farewell, J. E., LH.B. 
 Ferjruson, W. J., B.A. 
 Fiskcn,.). K., B.A. 
 Fletcher, H., B.A. 
 Fletcher, ,1., B.A. 
 Fors\th, D., B.A. 
 Eraser, W. H.. B.A. 
 
 FuUerton, J. 
 Calbraith, J., B.A. 
 (ialt, A. C, B.A. 
 (iibson, J., B.A. 
 (iilchrist, J. IL, B.A. 
 Gilmer, H. II., BA. 
 Gilmoiir, T. H.. H.A. 
 Glass, C. F., H.A. 
 Goodcrham, A. E. 
 Graham, W. A., H.A. 
 Grant, A., H.A. 
 Grant, G., H.A. 
 Grant, W . 
 
 Graselt. (i. H., H.A. 
 Green, (■., B.A. 
 Greeiilees, A., M.B. 
 Grover, T. M., B.A. 
 Griltin, H. S., B.A., 
 Hamilt.)n, .1. 
 Hamilton, J. C, LL 
 Hamilton, H. H. P. 
 Hamilton, J. A., B.A. 
 Hanna, VV. G., B.A. 
 Harstone, L , B.A. 
 Harstone, J. C. B.A. 
 Ilavter, F. E., B.A. 
 Heiiry, .1. .1., B.A. 
 Hei)liurn, T. 
 Herrid<,^e, W. T., B.A. 
 Hill, F. W. 
 Hodj-ins, F. E., B.A. 
 Hunter, J., M.B. 
 Hunter. J. M., B.A. 
 Inpflis, G., B.A. 
 Innis, A., B.A. 
 Jackes, (.'., B.A. 
 Jaffray, J. A., B.A. 
 James, W. J., B.A. 
 Johnston, \V. D., H.A. 
 Johnston, A., Vt..\. 
 Johnston, J. K. 
 Keefer. F. A. 
 Kennedy, R. W. 
 Kerby, J. K.. B.A. 
 Kerr, F. W., B.A. 
 Kew, M., B.A. 
 Keys, D. R., H.A. 
 Kinj,s VV. F., B.A. 
 Killani, A. C, B.A. 
 Killmaster, J., B.A. 
 Laidlaw, W., B.A. 
 Hangton, VV. A. 
 Lawrence, A. G. V. 
 
 .M.H. 
 
 H. 
 
 I 
 
12 
 
 THE UNIVERSITY COLLK(;e 
 
 U'o.vard, J., jj.A. 
 /-«es, J. E., H.A. 
 ^evan, J. M., 13^. 
 f^one, J. n._ jj^ 
 
 Loudon W.J., b'.A. 
 
 -Maclit'll, T. 
 
 Madden, J. H., B.A. 
 Marling, A. W., R.a. 
 Marsh. A. H., Ij.a. 
 -Mathieson, T. B a 
 Micale, H. W.' B a 
 
 i'.ijje'. •!.. B.A •^- 
 Miller, A. q. 
 
 MiJIio-an, H. P., B.A. 
 
 Mi]ligan,T. CB.A. 
 Ml Iroj, W., B.A. 
 Milner. W. «., b.A. 
 Mitchell, W 
 Mooney, I). H., b.A. 
 Monsarrat, N., b. A. 
 Morgan, .J. 0., B.A. 
 Jorphy.H. E.,B.A. 
 -Mutch, J., B.A 
 
 McAndixnv, J.,B.A. 
 Mc^nde, J., B.A. 
 McHeth, T. T. B A 
 McCaul, C. C.'b!a' 
 ^JoCoII.B.,B.A • 
 
 McDiarmid, II p 
 
 McDonald, J. 
 
 McDonald, A. A., M.B. 
 
 McDonald, E., B.A 
 
 McDougall, A.H. 
 
 McDougail, J. L., B.A. 
 
 Mel oupl!, J., B.A 
 
 McPayden, C., B.A. 
 
 McGill, S. G. 
 McGregor, M., B.A. 
 Mclnnis, D, 
 
 McKay, J. s., B.A. 
 McKay, R. p., b.A. 
 
 McKee, S. I.,B.A. 
 
 McKenzie, T., B.A. 
 
 McLaren, D., B.A. 
 
 McLelland, A. M 
 
 McLean, W. 
 -^Jc,\r>«hael-, D., a.A. 
 McMuichy, A., B.A. 
 JJ^^lurchy, J.,B.A. 
 McMurrich, J. P., b.A. 
 
 LIFE MEMBERS~(^C 
 
 'oulinued). 
 
 Nason, W. R., b.A. r«6 ) 
 ^ason, H., B.A. ' '^ 
 Nelson, F. 
 
 Nicholson, K. E„ B.A. 
 0«i en, .1. o., U.A. 
 O Meara, A. E., b.A. 
 latterson, D. s., B.A. 
 Paul, E. T., B.A 
 Pearce, W. 
 l*liillil)s. N. K. 
 J^l'il'ps, W. A. 
 Ponton, A. D., b.A. 
 Ponton, E. G., B.A. 
 Preston, W. H., ll.b. 
 Proctor, E. B. c, B.A. 
 
 P"tnan.,A. H., B.A. 
 Kanisay, D. M., B.A. 
 I Kankin, ,). B., B.A. 
 
 ' S''^^tray, W.J., B.A. 
 Heesor, V. A.^ b.A. 
 
 Jeesor HA, n.A. 
 
 Kohertson, \\\ ,j o 4 
 «olph, T. T ' • 
 
 Hoss, D. VV., B.A 
 ^'>ss, A. W., B.A. 
 K0.S.S, J., B.A. 
 Kussell, Alex, 
 j^ufsell, J., B.A. 
 Hutlierford, W B 4 
 llutledo-e, J..b.a;" ' 
 Kyerson. c. E., B.A. 
 Schmidt, o. L., B.A 
 «t-ott, H J., B.A. 
 Scott, W. B 
 Sells, H. C ' 
 Shaw, G. E., B.A. 
 Shaw, A. (ob.) 
 Sinellie, W. K. T.. B A 
 Smith, J. B., B.A 
 Smith, J. F., B.A. 
 Snuth, W. A 
 Sn.oke, S. c", B.A. 
 Snider, (.!. G.. B.A 
 Snider, D. U.(oh.) 
 Spencer, Z. C, B.A. 
 Spotten, W. D 
 Stalker, D. 
 Steele, A., B.A. " 
 Stevenson, J H 
 Stevenson, E. h' B.A. 
 Stevenson, E. 
 Stewart, J. w. A., B \ 
 
 i 
 
 
 -A 
 
LITKMARY AND SCIENTIFIC" SOriETV. 
 
 18 
 
 LI F K M E M BE RS— r Continued)- 
 
 Stewart, 1)., i!.A. 
 Stoikhirt, J., li.A.I 
 Strlln^^ H. J., B.A. 
 Stuart,.!. L., HA. 
 Stuart, .1. J. 
 StithcrlaiKl, K. F. 
 Sutherland, A. .M., 15. A. 
 Sutherland, W. M., ii.A 
 Tassie, H., B.A. 
 Tassie. A. S., IJ.A. 
 Taylor, S. J., H.A. 
 Teety, J. U., 1'.. \. 
 Teely, A. V., 15. A. 
 Thornton. Rev. K. M., 15. A. 
 Thompson, G. VV., 15. A. 
 Toews. \\, H.A. 
 Trnv.r, V.., H.A 
 
 Tvrrell, R.S., M.H. 
 Tyrrell, J. B., B.A. 
 Tundmll, J. A., H.A. 
 Tytler, W., B.A. 
 Wade, F. C, B.A. 
 Wa«,nier, VV. J., M.H. 
 VVetherdl, J. E., B.A. 
 Whitenian, R., M.H. 
 Widdilield, W., B.A. 
 Williams, W. I). 
 Wilson, J., B.A. 
 Wishart, D. J. (i., B.A. 
 Wri<,'ht, F. H., MB. 
 Wri-ht, T. W., H.A. 
 Wri-,'ht, A, n., B.A., M.B, 
 Wri-?ht, J. A., B.A. 
 
 OKDIXAKV iMEMliERS. 
 
 Adams, A. 
 Aikenhead, W. 
 Aikins, W. 
 Aikins, J. S. 
 Alexander, .). 
 Alexander. S. 11. 
 Allan, W. F. 
 Ambrose, A. 
 Ames, F. H. 
 Anderson, A. 
 Anderson, J. 
 Archibald, A. A. 
 Argo, J. 
 Arniitaj-e, W. 
 Arnistront;-, J. K. 
 Armstrong, T. 0. L. 
 Ashton, J. M. 
 Atkinson, 11. H. 
 Atkinson, R. 
 Austin, .T. 
 Baker, .1. 
 Baldwin, E. 
 Baldwin, H. 
 Ballantyne, D. 
 Bautie, Qc. 
 Bain, VV. L. 
 Barber, W. C. 
 Barr, .J. 
 Bates, S. L. 
 Bates, S. S., B.A. 
 Batea, J. I., B.A. 
 Barron, J. {oh.) 
 
 Baldwin, II. 
 Bain, G. 
 
 Halder.-:oii, .1. H., B.A. 
 Barton, S. G. T. 
 Bain, A. 
 Bain, VV. G. 
 Baldwin, R. 
 Baker, J. J. 
 Barron, A. R. 
 Hannernian, VV, S, 
 Baseom, H. 
 Baldwin, .T. M. 
 Balderson, J. M. 
 Barber, A. 
 Bagshaw, J. C. 
 Barron, R. A. 
 Bartlett, A. R. 
 Bemiss, D. 
 Beynon, J. 
 Beattie, F. R. 
 Bell, W. 
 Beckett, S. L. 
 Beatty, A. 
 Beatty, E. P. 
 Bell, .1. F. 
 Bell, A. W. 
 Beatty, P. G. 
 Bell, A. 
 Bell. J. J. 
 Bennett, R. N. 
 Biekle, W. J. 
 Bigelow, G. T. 
 
14 
 
 TUK i; 
 
 OKDINARV 
 
 Hinfe'ham. G. A. 
 'llack, J. B 
 Blake, E. W. H. 
 BJair, A. 
 B'ain, T. J. 
 '-^tidy, J. 
 BoweH, J. H. 
 B«>ville, T C 
 B<»3d, A. J. 
 lioultori, A. 
 'iosanko, S. 
 JJinghaiii, G. S. 
 HoiiKs, H. 
 HoweiH, J. E. 
 Boudreau, p. 
 Bolui, G. VV." 
 Boulthee, F 
 Boyd, W. s.' 
 Bcmrke, E. 
 Brown, <>. c. 
 Brown, T. 
 Brown, (;. n 
 Brown, W. (j 
 Brown, R. 
 Brown, J. D. 
 Bnjwn, J . K. 
 Brown, J. 
 Brown, j'. 
 Brown, G. W 
 Brittojj, C. H. 
 Bruce, E. W 
 '^ray, J. 
 Brent, C. 
 Briygs, VV. 
 BradJey, W. J. 
 Bmwn, J. F. 
 
 Broadfoot, A. 
 Bruce, J. 
 Bryden, J. 
 B»B, B. E., B.A. 
 
 Burjrar, J, H. 
 Burton, W. F. 
 Burnham, J. L 
 Burkholder, E R 
 Burns, D. 
 
 fj™.-^ H.,Af.D. 
 Bull, T. J. 
 
 Buchanan, J H. 
 Burns, s. 
 lUUTOWS, J. C. 
 
 Burt, A. W. 
 
 MEMBERS-rcV../.,,,,,,/;. 
 
 ( Burtcju, K. J F 
 Cameron, D. (-«&. ;, 
 Cameron, J. \\' ^' 
 Cameron, J, H 
 Cameron, J. w. 
 Cameron, D. o 
 Cameron, A. 
 Cameron, D. 
 Campbell, P. s 
 Campbell, W ("; 
 Campbell, A "j " 
 Cami)bell, A 
 Campbell, A. W 
 Camjibell, J. l. ' 
 Campbell, J. 
 Campbell, A. 
 Cami)bell, T. G 
 Camj)bell, J. s ' 
 Campbell, j. r,' ^ 
 Campbell, i». 
 Can]j)bell, D. D 
 Campbell, A. \V 
 Cane, F. H. 
 Cane, G. F 
 Can iff, F. 
 Caniff, n. «. 
 Carlyle, J. 
 Carroll, E. H. 
 Caven, W. 
 Carjiey, It 
 Can by, U. F. 
 Casselman, S. (t,b ) 
 
 Canuthers, J., B A 
 Carruthers, A., B A 
 CasHels, K. S., B.A 
 Carroll, W. E.,B.A 
 
 Cassidy, J. 
 
 Carlton, W. H. 
 
 Carr, L. 
 
 Christie, a. J. 
 
 Chisholm, J., B.A 
 
 Chaffe, C.W. 
 
 Chishohi), W. C. 
 
 Charlton, W. P 
 
 Cherry, G. A. 
 
 Clark. M. s. 
 Clark, N. 
 Clark, D. K., B.A. 
 Clark, L. J. 
 Clark, J. M. 
 Clark, H. W. 
 Clark, J. W. 
 
 f 
 
 c 
 ( 
 c 
 c 
 
 if 
 
 n 
 
MTEHAKY AM) SCIKNTIKIC S(K IKTY. 
 
 l"> 
 
 ORDIX ARV MEMBERS-C Continued). 
 
 A. 
 
 R. 
 
 J. 
 1). 
 
 Clark, .1. M. 
 (Murke, .1. K. 
 Clark, J. W. 
 Cliue, W. H. 
 Clendennen, (J. W. 
 Oleland. V,. W. 
 
 ClUITip, W. 
 
 ('hirksoii, F. 
 
 t-lenients, J. 
 
 Cleasc, K. 
 
 Cochrane, II. 
 
 (Jnllins, ■!. A. 
 
 Collins, A. 
 
 Cosgrove, H. 
 
 Conrtnay, .). 
 
 Coleuuin, E. 
 
 C'owan, (t. H. 
 
 Coulter, H. 
 
 «'ochran, J. 
 
 Coutts, W. 
 
 Cobban, G. 
 
 (\)ok, VV., B.A. 
 
 Coonier, J. 
 
 Cooper, .1. F. 
 
 Cowan, (J. H., -MB. 
 
 (Vini,'(lon, F. T., li.A. 
 
 (^on^nlon, A. W. ('o/>.; 
 
 Cotton, M. 
 
 Cook, C. H., B.A. 
 
 Collier, H. H. 
 
 Coven, T. S. 
 
 Cobben, C. 
 
 Cox, J. L. 
 
 Cook, W. 
 
 Courtice, A. C, B.A. 
 
 Corbott, L. 0. 
 
 Cniickshank, A. D., B.A. 
 
 Crvsler, A. 
 
 CraijJT, T. 1). 
 
 Cranston, W. S. 
 
 Cranston, E. 
 
 Crozier, J. 
 
 Crawford, A., B.A. 
 
 Cronyn, .1. L. C. 
 
 Crowle, F. W 
 
 Oawford, H. E. 
 
 Creelnian, W. F. W. 
 
 Cricbton, A. 
 
 Craig, K. M. 
 
 Cronyn, B. B. 
 
 Crasweller, C. L. 
 
 Crease r. A. D. 
 
 Curry, J. 
 
 Cuniniintf, H. A, 
 Davidson, H. 
 
 Davidson, A 
 I)avidson, A 
 David.son, .1. 
 Davidson, J. 
 Davidson, J, 
 Davidson, T 
 Davison, J 
 
 B. 
 B. 
 
 U. 
 B.A. 
 
 A. 
 , P. 
 
 , B.A. 
 L., B.A. 
 
 Davies, T. H. 
 
 Davis, A. G., B.A, 
 
 Dawson, J. 
 
 Day foot. F. K. 
 
 Dewdney, A. I). 
 
 Delainatter, H. 
 
 Delaniatter, K. IT., B.A.. M.D 
 
 Delaney, J. W , B.A. 
 
 Deguerre, A. 
 
 Dewart, H. H. 
 
 Denovan, A. M. 
 
 Dickey, F. S, 
 
 Dickson, E. H., B.A. 
 
 Dickson, J. E., B.A. 
 
 Dixon, .1. 1'^ 
 
 Doherty, A. E. 
 
 Douglas, B. D. 
 
 Dorsev, W. S., B.A. 
 
 Donellv, .1. H 
 
 Douglas, G. 1?., B.A. 
 
 Donald, B. < '. 
 
 Oolsen, F. .) , B.A. 
 
 Dow, .). B. 
 
 Doolittle, .1. H. 
 
 Drunniiond, C. 
 
 Draper, .IS. 
 
 Drake, F. A. 
 
 Duff, K. J. 
 
 ^.)uff, L. P. 
 
 Duff, S. .1., B.A. 
 
 Duncan, .J. M., B.A. 
 
 Duncan, J. H. 
 
 Duncan, J. P. 
 
 Dunn, U. L. 
 
 Dunbar, F. J. 
 
 Duggan, S. W. 
 
 Duggan, H. 
 
 Duggan, .1. M. 
 
 Duncombe, .1, 
 
 Durand, C. F. 
 
 Eakins, J. E., M.B. 
 
 Eastwood, W. P. 
 
 ?:ede, C. 
 
 Eggleston, .1. 
 
16 
 
 Kllintt, .). ,J 
 
 Kllidtt, J. V 
 
 Klliott, W. 
 
 KviMi.s, VV. T. 
 
 Hvfins, J. 
 
 Hyi'es, L), T. 
 
 FaircJoiiHh, M. II. 
 
 Fanner, A. l>. li. ^o/>. j 
 
 '•'ar<|UIiarsoii, .)., ij a 
 
 Feiiwick, M. M.,H.A. 
 
 Fi'i-yiisui), <;. (". 
 
 l'ei-;»-iis()ii, J. 
 
 Fer«UH(.ii, J., H.A., M.H. 
 
 (erirtisoii, T. A. 
 
 Fcrrier, J. 
 
 I'erry, J. 
 
 FieJd, iJ., M. 15. 
 
 Field, G. W., JJ.A. 
 
 Field, H. m. 
 
 Field.!, J. C. 
 
 Findlay, O. s. 
 
 Findlay, D., P,.A. 
 
 Fisher, D. 
 
 Fisher, K. M. 
 
 Fisher, D. M. 
 
 Fitzgerald, W. 
 
 Fitzsimmons, \\ 
 
 Fleming, J. 
 
 Fleming, W. li., 
 
 Flint, VV. 11. 
 
 FotherH-ill, A. (ob.J 
 
 Fotherinj,''hani, K. 
 
 Fotheriiij>hani. J. ,s. 
 
 Fowlds, F. W 
 
 Fox, E. T. 
 
 Foy, A. 
 
 Francis, D. 
 
 JYanks, J. W. 
 
 J'raser, G. A. 
 
 Fraser, H. K. 
 
 Fraser, M. S. 
 
 Frazer, J. I). 
 
 Freel, A. J. 
 
 Freeman, 0. M. 
 
 Freeman, G. E. 
 
 Freeman, W. 
 
 Freeman, W. F 
 
 Frost, G. S. 
 
 Frost, R. S. 
 
 Frost, W. A. 
 
 Gaviller, M. 
 
 (ialbraith, \V, L. 
 
 Gamble, J. 
 
 TFIE UNIVERSITV fOLLKCK 
 
 ., 13. A. 
 RA. 
 
 Galloway, \V. o 
 Gerrie, J. (oh.) ' 
 Oilniour, G.. IJ.A. 
 Gil lies, J. A. 
 
 Gibson, J., B. A. (ob.J 
 
 Gib hard. A. If 
 Gilpin, VV. 
 I Gilpin. ./. 
 I Glashan, J. (,'. 
 , Glasirow, };. 
 j Glassfoid, |{. .J 
 I Goldie, J. 
 
 Gould, J. K. 
 ' (Jormley, T. J 
 , Gofortli, J. 
 j Gordon, C. VV. 
 Gordon, I), g. 
 ! Gordon, G. 
 ! Goodall, VV. A. 
 j Goodwillie, J. .Vf. 
 J Gooderhuni. A K 
 ! Grandy. J. 
 Graham, .1. 
 I Grassett, G. R., B.A. 
 I Gray, VV. 
 ' Gray, VV. U. 
 Gray, J. 
 Gray, H. a. 
 : Graham, VV. H 
 
 Grace, J. c. 
 j Grant, D. M. 
 I Graham, W. 
 Greene, D. VV 
 Gregsr, G. A. 
 I Gross, A. H. 
 [ Greig, VV. G. 
 } Grienson, D. A 
 Graham, E. G. 
 Grierson, J, F 
 Grant, W. D. 
 Greer, A. E. K. 
 Greer, 0. A. 
 Gunn, R. (oh.) 
 Gunn, W. 
 Gunther E F 
 
 Hagar, J. M.,M.A. 
 Hankey, F. L. 
 Hague, D., B.A. 
 Harris, E., B.A. 
 Haultain^F. W. G.. B.A. 
 
 Harding, s. H. 
 
 f 
 
LITERARY AND S(;iKNTIKH' SfK'IKTY. 
 
 17 
 
 O R U I N A R \' ME M 1 J i: R S—( Ccniinued. ) 
 
 ilfiddow, E 
 Haif,', A. 
 ilumilton, A. 
 Hamilton, W. W. 
 Hagarty, E. W. 
 Ilaniniuiid, J. 13, 
 Harris, K. 
 Hamilton, H. J. 
 Hardy, (J. 
 Hamilt;.ii, R. M. 
 Haight, M. 
 Hardic, J. S. 
 Hakcin, U. 
 Hall, T. P. 
 Hiinsler, J. 
 Haiiihriilj^fe, W. 
 Harrison, T. H. 
 Harris, K. J. 
 Hitrrison, IJ D. 
 Hardy, T. M. 
 Head, S. L. 
 Hcaui, R. J. 
 Hclmcken, H. 
 Ht'iiderson, A. 
 Henderson, A. 
 Henderson, S. A. 
 Henderson, O. D. 
 Henderson, E. 
 Henderson, A. 
 Henery, E. M. 
 Henry, T. M. 
 Henry, J. A. 
 Heiny, J. 
 Hcnser, J. W. 
 Hinde, G. F. 
 Hill, J. 
 Himldo, C. 
 Hieks, D. 
 Hislop, F. 
 Hope, R. K,, B.A. 
 Howland, O. A. 
 Hope, R., B.A. 
 Ht.inies, T. 
 Horton, A. 
 Hodge, R. Vv'. 
 Holcomb, 8. D. 
 Houston, R. 
 Hoig, D. S. 
 Holmes, J. G. 
 Holmes, G. W. 
 Hogavth, G. H. 
 Holman, J. 
 Hogg, R. S. 
 
 2 
 
 Hoopic, H. N. 
 Howell. H. 
 Howell,.!. H. 
 Howitt, F. 
 Hunt, W. H., B.A. 
 Hunt, VV. H. 
 Huston, W. H. 
 Hunter, W. A., B.A 
 Hunter, J. 
 Hunter, G. 
 Hunter, (i. W. 
 Hull, H. H. 
 Hughes, S. 
 Huuhes, E. M. 
 Hyde, E. 
 Inglis, T. C. 
 Irving, VV. fl. 
 Irwin, H. Vj. 
 Jackes, G. W., M.B. 
 Jackson, VV. H. 
 Jacques, VV. 
 Jaekes, E H. 
 Jackson, H. P. 
 James, N. C. 
 Jacques, A. R. 
 Jackson, VV. S. 8. 
 Jackson, J. B. 
 Jardine, VV. VV. 
 Jarvis, F. VV. 
 Jarvis, G. VV. 
 Jarvis, G, H. 
 James, C. J. 
 Jamieson, D. 
 Jetfrey, D. 
 Jewell, J. A , B.A. 
 Johnston, E. H. 
 Johnston, J. M. 
 Johnstone, J. 
 Jones, S. VV. 
 Jones, R. J. 
 Jones, A. C. 
 Johnson, W. H. 
 Johnson, J. 
 Johnson, A. .S. 
 Johnson, R. S. 
 Junor, K. V. 
 Rains, T. 
 Kapelle, G. 
 K'ian. M. J. 
 Keefer, VV. N., B.A. 
 Keelcv, J. G. 
 Kelly, U. J. 
 Kellon, J; 
 
 , ~v. 
 
18 
 
 THK UNIVKH.v«ITY COLLEOK 
 
 Koinp, C. C. 
 Kemp, F. W. 
 Kcimt'fl.v , A. P. 
 Kiiiiiudy, (J. 
 Keriiiedv. J. 
 Kciiiud.v, .1. 
 Ki'ririck, 10. H. 
 Kerr, D. M, 
 Ken-, ,1. 
 KtlT, .J. |{. 
 Kerr. K. 
 Killalv, K. 
 Kilmer, 0. H. 
 liinKsfdnl. K. K. 
 Kiiuiciir, A 
 Kiniioii-, L, 
 Kiiisli'y, A. 
 Kittsoli, K. K. 
 
 lUKJUlt'S, K. 
 
 Kiiowlt's, W. A. 
 
 Knift. A. 
 
 Krick, (). A. 
 
 Kylcs, ,J 
 
 Liithrois C. II. (ol,.) 
 
 Liickmr, 11. G., M.IJ. 
 
 Lawsoii, (;. F., l'> A. 
 
 Lapp, L. 
 
 Liuiu'staff. K. F. 
 
 f.affort.\, .1. 
 
 liawsoii, (J. F. 
 
 liUwsuii, A. 
 
 Lake, A 
 
 Lc'dyanl, \V. K., ij,a._ m . B. 
 
 Loci yard, J. S., B. A 
 
 Loe, A. V. 
 
 Lees, W. 
 
 Lffc, L. 
 
 Leslie, R .}. • 
 
 FieVeseoiite, U. C. 
 
 Leited, AL 
 
 l^eppLi-, VV. 
 
 Leslie, J. W. 
 
 Lindsay, W. h. M, 
 
 Liviti'Tstoiie, \V. 
 
 Liviufistoiio, H. J. 
 
 Liiidsev, (>. (J. S. 
 
 l-ittIe,"R. A, 
 
 Little, 1). 
 
 Little. H. U. 
 
 Little, J. (J. 
 
 Little, I). C 
 
 Lo<,'an, W. M. 
 
 Lopkhart, R. J. 
 
 fiount, C 
 
 Loiiiit, (J. 
 
 Lowti, A s., R.A. 
 
 Loyie, W. J. 
 
 Lohl), A F, 
 
 Ltivu, H. 
 
 Liindy, F. H.. M.I5. 
 
 Lyd-ate, .). M., R.a, 
 
 l^\iill. T, F. 
 
 Lyon, M, L, 
 
 L.Miif, .J. F. 
 
 AiiArtliiir J C. 
 
 -McAliiise, W. V. 
 
 MfArtnii, \V. J. 
 
 MeArthur, I). 
 
 M(:i!ri<le, L. 
 
 M<'i;ridt,'. \V , 15. ,\ 
 
 AlcCallinii, A. |{., H.A 
 
 MeCailiiiii, A. 15. 
 
 McCaiImn, .M. (o^. ^ 
 
 McCaiil, T. (J. 
 MeCulloch, J{. {). 
 
 Mcf'uIIoch, J, 
 MeColl, J, n A 
 MeColl, ,1. 
 Me< leritiaii, (,'. 
 AI'.:(arty, I) , |{ A. 
 M(;(.'<>riiia(k, .). (J. 
 iMrCrae, .!. .M. 
 MeCollum, .7. 
 xMel)<)i,al<l, A. 1'. 
 Mel)()iia!<|, j). (oh.) 
 Mel>uiiald, II. .]. 
 ■MeDoiKild, A. 
 .Mcl)()?ial(l, W. Ci. 
 Mel»()ii-ald, W. K. 
 MeKoiiald, O. H. 
 Me Fray, F. M. 
 JleFwuTi, P. A., B.A. 
 MeKaehroTi, P. 
 M-;Fa('lireii, N. 
 .VI <; Far lane, H. 
 MeFarlane, 1*. A. (oh.) 
 -MeOillawce, J. 
 Me(^eary, J. If 
 McOillivray, I), J 
 MeGillivrav, J. 
 McClillivray, (\, ii.A. 
 McGillivray, J. A. 
 McOillivray, D, 
 .Me(.illivray, J. 
 MeUillivray, A. 
 MoOee. J. J. 
 
I.ITKHAllY A Mi Sr.'IEVTIKIf MOCIBTY. 
 
 ORDINARY m:MmRS-(Cortfiftu,c/j. 
 
 19 
 
 McOofnti, ij. 
 Mcom, A., a A. 
 
 Mnllenry, E. 
 Me'Intyre, E. .1. 
 Mclrinis, J. 
 McKcohnie, J. 
 McKsown, .1. 0. (ob.) 
 M<Kee. T. 
 MrKiiiMoii, A. (ob.) 
 MrKeiizic, J. A. 
 MoKav, [•:. 
 McKay, (J. (ob.) 
 McKechnio. N, 
 M<!Kuy, W. 
 McKav, E. 
 McKay, A. O. 
 McKay, I). 
 McKay, A. O. 
 MoKav. W. 
 McKnitfht, R. 
 McKonzie, A. 
 Mi'Kenzif, D, 
 McKciizio, VV. D. 
 McKciizic, I). 
 
 McKenzic, D. C, H.A. (ot>.) 
 MftKenzie, A. 
 McKeown, L. 
 McliUiij^'hlin, J 
 McLcod, J . 
 Mcl.areii, .1. 
 McLaren, C!. A, 
 McLachliii, A. G., B.A 
 Mcl-ean, W. F., B.A. 
 Mcl.aren, G., li. A. 
 McLeiui, A. E. 
 MoLauL-hlin, F. 
 McMillan, J., B.A. 
 McMinn, W. R. .!., B,A 
 McMichael, J. A. 
 Mc.Vli'rhan, A. 
 McMillan, J. 
 McMurchy, D. J. 
 McNair, 11. 
 McNahb, A. 
 McNabb, .J. F. 
 McPhail, D. F. 
 Mcrherson, G. II 
 McPherson, 1), L. 
 McQueen, E. G. 
 McWhinney, J. Jkf. 
 Malloy, W.; B.A. 
 Matthew, G. 
 M i-hall, I. N., B.A. 
 
 Mai'Hh, E. L. 
 Martin, W. A. J 
 Macoun, .1. 
 Mahoncy, V. L. 
 .Mackay,' J. 
 Maoke'nzlo, W. P. 
 M.v, A. 
 Manson, A. 
 MacPlicrHon, U. L'. 
 Micliull, .J. 
 .Middleton. \V. C. 
 Mi<-»iell, F., B.A. 
 .Michell, It. 
 Millar, C, B.A. 
 Miller, .1. 
 .Miller, P. 
 Micklo, C. J. 
 Mizner, J. S. 
 Miu'ht, 8. 11., B A. 
 Milrov, T. 
 Mickle, G. II. 
 Mickle, G. 
 Miller, H. 
 Milne, J. W. 
 Middleton, W. K. 
 Miiicliin, I). .1. 
 Milli-,Min. W. G 
 M(»nt;,''(iinerv, J. K. 
 Moore, C. Y. 
 Morj,'ati, J., B.A 
 MorriHon, J. F. 
 Motherwell. .J W. 
 Morphy, II. O. 
 Morphy, W. F. 
 Mont^roniory, W. 
 Morri.s, ,J. L. 
 Morris, A. C. 
 Morri.s, VV 
 Morrin, W. 
 Moir, M. 
 M(ithcr.>ill, L. J. 
 Mortimer, II. 
 Mowat, W. 
 Moir. U. 
 Mosure, F li. 
 Moffat, .1. \V. 
 Montf,'oinerv, U. 
 Miiir, M, 
 Mulloy, G. W. 
 Mulock, W, }{., I'.. A 
 Mnlvey. Q. 
 .Munro, U., li A 
 Miinlo(!h, A. 
 
20 
 
 TIIK UNIVKUSITV COLLE(iK 
 
 Murray, S. 8., M.U. 
 Murray, T. W. 
 
 MuHtard, J. W. 
 
 Mycru, K. H., U.\. 
 
 Kasniith, A. D. 
 
 Nasniith. (). 
 
 Nealon, E. A. 
 
 Neil, I). 
 
 Neil J.. B A. 
 
 NesH, W. II. 
 
 Niehol, W H. 
 
 NichulH, H. Y. 
 
 Nicholson, M. A 
 
 Oj?den, W. H 
 
 Oliphaiit, W. 
 
 Oi iniHton, W. S. 
 
 Orr, B. B. 
 
 Ortli, M. C. 
 
 O'Flynii, F. E. 
 
 O'llanlv, J. M. 
 
 O'Neil, E., M.B. 
 
 O'Kouikc, T. A., B.A. 
 
 PaKc T. (). 
 
 J'a^'e, .J. A. 
 
 I'atUtrsoti, J. W., B A 
 
 rutulln, B. B 
 
 Patiillo, .1. A. 
 
 Passiuore, S. F. 
 
 Park, U.S. 
 
 Pahner, .1. T. 
 
 Palmer, F. 
 Piiuler, A <;. 
 
 IVikcr, A. 
 Parker, S. 
 I'..Hsmore A. 
 I'aiiton, A. (;. 
 Parker, S. (J 
 liWo, I). 
 I'aterison, A. S. 
 Pepper, J., BA. 
 Peters, J. 
 Peterson, A. 
 Perkins, O. J 
 Peart, A. W. 
 Phelp.s, S. W. 
 Phelps, 8, 
 Phippen, J. S, C. 
 PhoDiiix, L. 
 Phillips, J. VV. 
 Phillip, M. K. 
 Piniger, D. 
 Pick en, J M. 
 Playtor, F. 
 
 Pluyter, J. K. 
 Pollock, J. K., B.A. 
 P.)nierov, J. ]{. 
 I'oolo, U. 
 Poole, 8. 
 Power, C 
 Porte I . C. 
 Powell, C. 
 Pratt, W. L. 
 ProiKlfoot, W. 
 Proiidfoot, H. P., 
 Piatt, II. o, E, 
 Punly, J. (oh.) 
 Punshon, J. W. V. 
 (lUiiince \ 
 Raines, F. 
 Rafhwell, J 
 Rattcnbnrv. O. 
 Kny.J. W."*' 
 Baymer, A. 
 Reavley, A. W., B.A. 
 Kedditt, 'J'. H, B A 
 Reid, A. W. 
 Re id, H. K. A. 
 Reid, J., B.A. 
 Held, J. W. 
 Held, W. J., (ob.) 
 Keinhiirt, U. 
 Hieh, A. R. 
 Richardson, S. 
 Richardsiori, VV. A. 
 Kicliinond, J. .M 
 Kiddell. G, J, 
 iti'liertson, J. 
 R«>hert.-;oi), J, C. 
 Robertson, J. D. S. C 
 Robertson J. E, 
 Robertson, J. II. 
 Kohertsoii, S E. 
 Robertson, H. L. 
 Robertson, T. J., B.A. 
 Robertson, W. II. 
 Hobinson, A. 
 Rubinsoi , L. C. (oh ) 
 Robinette, T. (J. 
 Robinson, \V. J. 
 Ho<,'-ers, H. 
 Ro/-ers, S. R. 
 Rose, J. A. 
 Ross, D. G. 
 Ross, D. J. 
 Ross, 0. 
 J{oss, G. W. 
 
 
 I 
 
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 LITEUAHY ANU ISCIENTIFK SOCIETY. 
 
 (3RDINAKV UE^A'QEKS—f Continued). 
 
 2fl 
 
 R(><<«». FI. 0. 
 K .H^, J. A. 
 
 1{.»NS, J. W. 
 
 Ross, R. 
 llosH. R. A. 
 Ross, VV. O. 
 Rns.iin, J, 
 R'.ssitcr. II. J. 
 
 ftOMwlv, J. 
 
 Roswill, J. W, 
 
 ROWL'S, (J. 
 
 Riiwaiid, W. L. 
 RiiHsi 11, J. W., D.A. 
 Ruttaii. R. F. 
 Ryrit;, D. (ob). 
 Sandurson, J. 
 Sanderson, A.. M.B. 
 Siinderson, W. 
 Hauiiders, M. K. 
 SjuukUts, B. J. 
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 8c(»tt, R, O., B.A. 
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LITEUAUY AND .S<:rKNTlFIC .SOCIETY. 
 
 28 
 
 LAWS. 
 
 Revised, Septemhrk, 1S82. 
 
 
 I 
 
 La7/.'s 0/ a previous date are. not now in force. 
 
 ARTICLE I.-THE SOCIETY. 
 
 1. The Society shall consist of (Graduates and Under- 
 gracUiates of King's College and of the University of Toronto, 
 of Students of University College, and of regular Students of 
 the School of Practical Science. 
 
 2. It shall be called The Unmvf.ksii v Coi.i.K(;k Literary 
 AM) Scientific Society. 
 
 3. The object of this Society shall be the encouragement of 
 literary and scientific pursuits by discussions, original essays, 
 and readings from English authors, an<l by the supply of news- 
 papers and other periodicals to its Reading Room. 
 
 4. No controverted point in religion, or Canadian party 
 politics, shall be admitted for discussion in the Society. 
 
 5 The President and Professors of University College shall 
 be the Patrons of the Society, and shall have the right of 
 attendance at all its meetings. 
 
 ARTICLE II. -MEMBERS. 
 
 1. The Society shall consist of Ordinary, Honorary, Corres. 
 ponding and Life Members. 
 
 2. Ordinary members shall consist of Graduates, Under- 
 graduates, and Students. 
 
 i 
 
24 
 
 TIIR irMVKRSfTY COLLKG'E 
 
 3. Honorary Members shall consist of (i) all Life Members 
 who have already taken a higher degree than that of Bachelor 
 of Arts from King's College or the University of Toronto; 
 (2) all ex-1 residents of the Society ; and (3) such other gentle, 
 men as have already been elected Honorary Members, or may 
 hereafter be elected by a vote of five-sixths of the men.bers 
 present at any regular meeting of the Society. 
 
 4. Corresponding Members shall consist of such Honorary 
 and Life Members, not resident in Toronto, as may be desirous 
 of contributmg to the objects of the Society. 
 
 5. Life Members shall consist of such Ordinary Members as 
 shall have paid four years' membership fees to the funds of the 
 Society. 
 
 6. Candidates for Ordinary or Honorary Membership shall 
 e nommated at least one week before their election. 
 
 7. The names of all candidates for membership shall be 
 posted up in the Entrance Hall for at least five days before 
 
 heir election, and any member n^ay, by private notification to 
 the President, require that a ballot be taken for the election of 
 such candidates. ^ 
 
 n '" '«f "° '''■'"°' ""= ''™'™'''^'l I'efore ll,e next Ordinary 
 or Open Meetmg of ,he Society, ,he Presi.lent shall a. such 
 meeung announce ,he n.n,es of the candidates proposed, and 
 kclare them duly elected ; in case a ballot is demanded the 
 Irestdcnt shall announce the same without ,lisclosing the 
 name of the member who re„uested i, ; the ballot shall be 
 taken ,„ the usual manner, and the votes of five-sixths of the 
 members present shall be necessary for the election of each 
 candidate. '-.ii,u 
 
 1 
 
 9. No ordinary n.ember shall be entitled to vote at . 
 
 inv 
 
Life Members 
 t of bachelor 
 of Toronto ; 
 I other gentle- 
 ibers, or may 
 the members 
 
 ch Honorary 
 y be desirous 
 
 Members as 
 funds of the 
 
 bership shall 
 n. 
 
 ^ip shall be 
 
 days before 
 
 tification to 
 
 J election of 
 
 ^t Ordinary 
 lall at such 
 >posed, and 
 landed, the 
 closing the 
 ot shall be 
 ^ths of the 
 on of each 
 
 :>te at any 
 
 LITERARY AND SCIENTIFTC SOCIETY. ^5 
 
 election, or be elected to any office, until he has paid his fees 
 for the year. 
 
 ARTICLE IIL-OFFICERS. 
 
 , The Officers of the Society shall consist of a President, 
 three Vice-Presidents, a Recording Secretary, a Treasurer, a 
 Curator, a Corresponding Secretary, a Secretary of Committees 
 and nve Councillors, all of whom shall constitute the General 
 Committee. These officers shall rank in the above order. The 
 Treasurer, Curator and tive Councillors shall constitute the 
 House Committee, of which the Curator shall be ex officto 
 Chairman. 
 
 2. The election of Officers shall take place yearly, by ballot, 
 at the Annual Meeting. 
 
 , Candidates for office in the Society shall be nominated at 
 least six days before the election ; and no candidate shall be 
 eUglbl for election to any office but that for which he has been 
 nominated. 
 
 4. The President, or, in his absence, one of the Vice- 
 Presidents, or an ex-president, or gr.duate meml^er, at he 
 request of the President, shall preside over all meetmgs of the 
 Society enforce the due observance of the Const Uufon, ,lec.de 
 
 give the casting vote in case of a lie. 
 
 5. The Recording Secretary shall keep ftdl and correct 
 minutes of the proceedings of all meetings of the Society, he 
 names of all candidates proposed and elected, and 'l- number 
 .. votes cast at every election or division. He shall also be 
 responsible for the correctness of the roll, shall preP-e and 
 sign the notices for all meetings of the Socety, and post the 
 same in the College entrance. 
 
2« 
 
 "'" ''•^'""MTV ,,„,,„,, 
 
 "• -Ihe Treasurer sholi 
 -'o„fii,„ ,„ „^. soce,; .T,r ^"" """""' for .11 „,o„ev 
 ^^'"1 C-,™,,,;,,,. ''\;, •^'«". un,ler ,he ,ii,ec,io„ o^ 7' 
 
 „rrr '" -■■- '^^- !-::e;,r'"^'- "^ ^^"^'^^ 
 
 "f the Soccly, «i,|, ,^ f ,.'•■"""''■ "•'■■'•y member 
 
 P^y'-nt of fees „,,,, '^ '' *- -In.ssion, ancf of each 
 "■-'>- of , he House Co,^,!:',:;. "" ''"'" ='- '* '-#«"a 
 
 7- The Curator shall I 
 Committee, shall hive ,r "" '''" ^''"''^ Chairman ot the U 
 
 ''^'' 'Hie Corresj^onrh-nfr ^ 
 
 9- The Secretary of Cr. ■ 
 Conve.a.i„„, c„,„„„„,,; ^^^^^s of ,he Genera, ^d 
 
 oflhe Societj. ,he number of Z ■ P'="""imale meelin^ 
 
 '-• -S-^er „ah ,he auel: :':tr "^, '^^'^^ '^""-" 
 
 '<'■ '^-, o.eer Of ,he s ■ ^^ "'™^" "-- 
 
 ^'^ ferm of office W "''^' '^^^^^ ^'^ the conrin • 
 
 ,j„ '^'"ct, deliver /r^ u- ^''^nc/usion at" 
 
 '^ sate Keeping 
 
 f 
 
■1 
 
 nt A)r all moneys 
 
 fJirection of the 
 
 ]'y tHc Society. 
 
 (lis report to two 
 
 fe shall keej. a 
 
 ^^ every member 
 "• and of each 
 o '^e ,x officio a 
 
 ''^ t'^e House 
 eading Room, 
 -t to an appeal 
 '"it a monthly 
 
 't the corres- 
 
 Conversazione 
 
 t ; shall keep 
 
 received on 
 
 le Debaters, 
 ing. 
 
 the notices 
 eneral and 
 ■ reports to 
 ■fe meeting 
 ^ ^"ommit- 
 lereat. 
 
 elusion of 
 ^oks and 
 'ind such 
 2 I<eeping 
 
 .:4 
 
 LlTKKAllY AND SCIKNTIFU' SOCIKTV. 
 
 27 
 
 II. All records in the possession of any officer of the Society 
 shall be open lo the inspection of any nieinV)er thereof. 
 
 ARTICLE VI.-COMMITTEES. 
 
 1. The General Committee shall have power to make By- 
 laws for conducting the business of meetings of the Society ; 
 shall 'select sul jects for del^ate, and make appointments for all 
 Ordinary and Open meetings ; and shall, at the Annual Meet- 
 ing, present a report upon the business of the year. 
 
 2. Their meetings shall be held at least once a fortnight, and 
 six members shall form a quorum. 
 
 3. The House Committee shall have charge of the Society's 
 building; shall make liy-laws for the government of the Read- 
 ing Room ; shall be rcspcmsible for the due and regular supply 
 of periodicals lo the same, and ^hall submit to the Society at 
 the first Open Meeting in March a list of periodicals recom- 
 mended to be supplied to the Reading Room for the succeeding 
 year. 
 
 4. Their meetings shall be held at least once a fortnight, an-i 
 three members shall form a quorum. 
 
 5. They shall elect one of their number Secretary, who shall 
 keep a record of the i)roceedings of the Committee, and shall 
 present their reports to the Society. 
 
 6. They shall have power to appoint an assistant Curator, 
 whese duties and salary shall be under their control. 
 
 7. In case any officer of the Society is absent from three con- 
 secutive meetin'^s of the General Committee, or of the House 
 Committee, it shall be the duty of the respective Secretaries of 
 these Committees to report the same forthwith lo the Society, 
 who may,"at their discretion, declare such ofBce vacant. 
 
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28 
 
 "'E "'"VER.SITV COLLEGE 
 
 »• Vacanciei occurring under ,l„, r 
 'eason „r the dealh or ,4enT, ' ''"'^""'e '''>'">". or by 
 'he Genera, Con,„,„ee. r^oT ^r^™"™ "' -V -ember of 
 '■"-' -n ,he same manner a, [ L CommiUee, shall he 
 
 "om.naiion .hall lake nlace -n ,[ T"'"'' ''""''>" ■ =>"-! the 
 «""ch .he wtcancy is announced "' "'=""8 """ '"a. at 
 
 9- Special Committees of not I 
 ■>«- -lue notice, he appo nt cl f , " ''" '"'- "-'-s may, 
 "•■"-s shall continue in offi e untn?":'"'"' =""" «-» Com: 
 ■''°ciely. """' <l-sd,arged by vote of the 
 
 'he convener thereof,' bltT'co™ '"'''""■ ^""""'"^^ -^hall be 
 j^.. appoint a Chalrmll'td' S^rl ""T =" "^ ^^ -- 
 Comm.ttee shall constitute a quorum ""'^""'^ "^ ">'^ 
 
 "• The minutes of everv »„^h r- 
 ">e Special Committee nZte Bo ^"""r;'"' *="' >"= ^^pt in 
 
 -■'h the Recording Seer tarv ,;'""' ''^" ■>' "epo'i.ed 
 reported. *" ^'"''">' "^ ^<»n as the Committee has 
 
 n;e";n;."ofTn;Vor:e' Z C"' "' '"' ""'y appointed 
 
 "e names of those membe ^rel^ " 7 '""^^ ^"all record 
 
 "ex. prtvate meeting of the Socie^. ''^" "" '"■"" =" '"- 
 
 ARTICLE V.-MEETINGS. 
 
 '• The Regular Jfeetines of ,1, <.■ ■ 
 "^■nary. Open, and Public Meet nl rT^K^"'" ""''^= "^ 0,. 
 These meetings shall be he d at h 'w ' ^'"■"^' ^'^'^g- 
 
 --.".-luring the continua:":^^^;^^- seven every Friday 
 
 i 
 
 Twelve members shall form a quorum. 
 
LITKRAKY AND SCIENTIFIC SOCIETY 
 
 2) 
 
 i section, or by 
 f any member of 
 'ni'ttee, shall be 
 action ; and the 
 ^S after that at 
 
 members may, 
 ind such Com' 
 J^y vote of the 
 
 mittee shall be 
 
 its first meet- 
 
 ajority of the 
 
 " he kept in 
 
 be deposited 
 
 »mmittee has 
 
 'y appointed 
 shall record 
 same at the 
 
 sist of Or- 
 ■ Meeting, 
 -ry Friday 
 
 3. Appointments for Ordinary and Open meetings shall be 
 posted in the College Entrance by the Recording Secretary, and 
 announced from the chair two weeks previous to such meetings. 
 Any member so appointed, who is unable to act, shall, within 
 four days, give written notice thereof to the Recording Secre- 
 tary, who shall forthwith post up the name of a substitute ; if 
 such substitute be unable to act, he shall notify the Recording 
 Secretary, in writini,', on or Vnjfore the following Monday, and 
 his place shall be filled as the General Committee may direct. 
 
 4. Any defaulting member, who has failed to give the notice 
 required by the preceding section, shall forfeit his right to vote 
 for officers and prizemen, unless a satisfactory excuse be offered 
 to the Society within two weeks after the meeting for which such 
 member was so appointed. 
 
 5. A Public Meeting of the Society, to which the Patrons i. 
 shall be invited, may be held on any Friday evening appointed i 
 by the General Committee. 
 
 6. An Essayist, a Reader, and Debaters, for each Public 
 meeting, shall be elected by ballot, at least two weeks before 
 such meeting. The General Committee shall have power to fill 
 vacancies arising from resignations. The Reader shall submit 
 his selection to the General Committee for their approval. The 
 Debaters shall select their subject, and report the same to the 
 Society one week after their election ; in default thereof the 
 General Committee shall chose a subject for them. 
 
 7. On any Friday evening an Open Meeting may be held at 
 the discretion of the General C< mmittee, for which an Essayist, 
 Opener and Respondent shall be appointed. The readings shall 
 be voluntary, and any member shall have the right to speak 
 upon the question for discussion. 
 
 I 
 
.10 
 
 THE VSlVKUHiTY fJOLLEUR 
 
 «• At the close of each debifP tK« i ■ • 
 "- < ■hair..a„ according J t „ ^ 'rfTh" ■^'■'" '" «'""' '' 
 
 Pr-valc- mee.ings he may criticise .„ r '"■'''^"' ' =""'" « 
 
 K-ayi.s., Re«,ers, or Sj^alers! ' ^^^"'^ '" ""^ ''^'"^ "' "- 
 
 p"- "" -He p.. . -He'^soc:;i':;r:xi^:tr *''^ 
 
 'I, The General Committee shill nr 
 -^"•h .nay be debated during thl 3;; % ^" '^' ''''^'^'^' 
 -'Py thereof, on or before mI, ^"'"^/^^ ^^'^^^-^ and post a 
 "'-^'i- -^ '■^^' ^" ^^^^ College Entrance 
 
 ARTICLE VI. PRIZES. 
 
 '• In addition to the- r->r;- 
 Council for English E.Z^'t^^T'f' f"'' ''>' "><■■ College 
 
 for .ach. "'^'"'^ "f '-v-e 'lollars .shall he „ffere,| 
 
 2. No member shall be fn.,,),.,, , 
 "•<= t-ri/e., for p„Mic Speakin .' I "' ""= ""'"^"'■g of 
 
 --eapri.e, who has no, tnlT "I'" ''^="""«' » '° 
 "•«'mgs held during .he yet "' '"'' °'"^-'""f "f 'he 
 
 J- The decisions in rem,,] , .i, 
 •^n<l reading shall be ,aken s „" ' ! ''"''' *■"' P"'"ic -^Peaking 
 Each „,end.er en.i.led „ v 2'!^ "". '"- ^°"°-"8 ™anner! 
 fo- whom he considers ,he mos n .*"" "" """'' "^ "'°^- 
 -i 'he nan,es of ,he fo>, „" I'^.^f ""' '" -■=" ''^■-""'en, 
 
 '"g 'he Inghest number of votes 
 
 
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LITKUARY AND SCIENTIFK,' .SOCIKTY. 
 
 31 
 
 ill he given by 
 iments, or be 
 ^ent ; and at 
 e style of the 
 
 zione, which 
 imittee, with 
 in her. 
 
 ^y lo call a 
 
 iny purpose, 
 Teof. 
 
 of .subjects, 
 
 a»(J IJost a 
 
 - Entrance 
 
 't College 
 
 f>e offered 
 
 'arding of 
 S> or to 
 If of the 
 
 speaking 
 nianner; 
 3f those 
 irtment, 
 >f votes 
 
 I 
 
 .hall l)e recorded. A second hallo, shall then be taken, each 
 n.emher voting for one of the f.nir thus chosen. If any member 
 obtain a majority of all the votes cast, he .shall be declared the 
 M.ccessful compeiitor ; if not, the mmeofthe member receiving 
 • h,. sm.illest number of votes shall be struc off the list, and a 
 new i)allot taken upon the remaining three, and so on, until a 
 mainrity of all the votes is cast for one of the competitors, who 
 sb'ill be first prizeman. The second prizeman shall be chosen 
 ■,„ the same manner from the other three members sehcted on 
 ;he hrst ]>all<.t. Such decisions shall be made at the first Open 
 Meeting in March. 
 
 ^ Fssays read before the Society, an<l handed in to the Ke- 
 o)r<^.n^ Secretary, on or before the ante-penultimate meeting, 
 shall be referred *o a committee of three, appointed by the 
 •.oriety at a i revious meeting, who shall decide on the merits 
 of the essays submitted to them, and may a.ljudge the prizes 
 n.<c,rdingly. If the committee be unable to decide upon the 
 relative merits of two or more essays competingfor the aforesaid 
 nrixes. they shall have power to add to their number, until a 
 decision has been arrived at. Such decision shall be announced 
 to the Society at the annual meeting, and the prizes awarded 
 accnrdingly. 
 
 5. Kssays competing for the McMurrich Medal shalll-o sub- 
 ject to the regulations laid down on page 38. 
 
 6. No member shall twice receive a first or a second prize in 
 the s.".nie department during his academic course. 
 
 ARTICLE VII.-FINANCE. 
 
 ,. The annual subscription shall V>e one dollar and a half 
 .. Students of U niversity College, or of the School of Practical 
 Science, not members of the Society, shall be admissible to the 
 Keading Room after the payment of an annual fee of one dollar. 
 
 
 
32 THK UNIVERSITY (OlXECJK 
 
 ARTICLE VIII. ALTERATIONS IN THE LAWS. 
 
 1. Alterations in the laws shall be discussed only at the first 
 Open Meeting in March, or at such other meeting as the (iencral 
 Committee may appinot. 
 
 2. No such alteration shall take place without receiving the 
 votes of two-thirds of the members present, as well as the 
 sanction of the College Council. 
 
 RULES OF ORDER. 
 
 r. The order of business at the Ordinary Meetings of the 
 Society shall be as follows : 
 
 (a) Minutes read, approved and signed. 
 
 (/') Election of Members. 
 
 {(■) Nomination of Candidates. 
 
 ((/) Notices of Motion. 
 
 ((') Business from Conversazione Committee. 
 
 (/) Nominations for Oftkcs and Committees. 
 
 ^'•) Essay. 
 
 {//) English Reading. 
 
 (J) Business arising out of the minutes. 
 
 (kj Business from Committees. 
 
 ( I) Communications received. 
 
 ( ni) New Business. 
 
 {11) Roll call. 
 
 NOTE. After order of business (/) at Ordinary Meetings, that 
 part of the Society, consisting of the Fourth and such other year as 
 may be selected by the General Committee, shall remain in the 
 General Assembly Room, and the other years shall adjourn, with a 
 chairman, into an adjoining room for the purpose of Reading, Essay 
 and Debate. 
 
LITKHARY AXn HCWA TIFrf SOriKTY. 
 
 33 
 
 )f the 
 
 roj Election and appointments fur Oftires and ( onnnitlees, 
 I'ublic Debates, I'ri/e Speakers and Readers. 
 (/) Announcenienls. 
 
 2. The Order of lUisiness at the ( )pen Meelin^s of the Society 
 shall he as follows : 
 
 fu) Minutes read, approved and signed. 
 
 (1>J Election of Members. 
 
 (cj Nomination of Candidates. 
 
 fifj Notice of Motion. 
 
 00 Nomination for ( )thces and Connniftees. 
 
 (/'J Ivssay. 
 
 ("irJ English Reading. 
 
 (/O Debate. 
 
 d' J business arising out of the Minutes. 
 
 (j'J JJusiness from Committees. 
 
 3. Order of Open Meetings : 
 
 (tij To the Essayist, twenty minutes. 
 
 (/>) To each Speaker, ten minutes, and f^ve minutes for a 
 reply, it he be entitled to reply. 
 
 (cJ To each Reader, five minutes, provided that at Open 
 Meetings all the readings shall not occupy more than half an 
 hour. 
 
 4- The order of business at J5usine.ss Meetings shall lie as 
 follows : 
 
 (a) Minutes of last lousiness Meeting read, approved and 
 signed. « 
 
 (/>) Business arising out of the Minutes. 
 (c) Communications received. 
 
 5^T?u~o^*^?' °^^^^ °f business ro at Ordinary Meetings thaf 
 part of the Society consisting of the Fourth an/such other ve2r 
 as may be selected by the General Committee, may remain in the 
 General Assembly Room, and the other years may aZurn with 
 L^s\yTnd"'Debate" ^'^"'"'"^ room fo Jhe purp^Lt'irSadr,'. 
 
 3 
 
M 
 
 THE INIVF.RHITY COLLEOK 
 
 (d) Business from (■v)miniUcc>,. 
 
 \/) Ncminalions for Olt.re nnd tor ( ...um.ltces. 
 
 (f) New iiusiru'ss. 
 
 (g) Notice of Motion. 
 
 % ;';:!iti;::!sanaAppoint^^^ 
 
 Public Debates, and I'ri.e Speakers an.l Kcaders. 
 
 5. The order of business al Public Meetini-s >.hall be a. 
 
 foll<jWS : 
 
 (a) Kssay or Inaugural Address. 
 (l>) Knglish Kea.lin^s. 
 
 ( (- ; Debate. . ,, . < •i^.h 
 
 Uul ihis order m.y 1,. var.c.l W sck-Cons Iron- the Clee 
 Club al the discretion of the General Cmnnintec. 
 
 6. The order of business a. the Annual Meeting shall be as 
 
 follows : , , • 1 
 
 (a) Minutes read, approved, and siijned. 
 
 lb) Uoll Call. 
 
 (/) Reports of General Committee and 1 reasurer. 
 
 (d) Reports of Special Committees. 
 
 (e) Business arising out of the Minutes. 
 
 (f) Election of Officers. 
 
 , All Fssayists, Readers and Debaters for Ordinary Meet- 
 ings' shall brisJn in turn from the number of those who have 
 paid their fees for the current year. 
 
 8. No n,en,ber entitled to wear a gown ^hab speak «r vote 
 unless in academic costume. No "r'^ .^^, ' , ^ fh p,„, 
 after the third Ordinary Meeting of the ^oc.et) Mil P 
 
 his fees for the year. 
 
 ,. Kvery men,ber in speaUng shall address ^'J^'^^ 
 fine hin.self to the subject under discusston. and axo.d pers 
 alities and indecorous language. 
 
LITERARY ASl) SCIENTIFIC SOCIETY. 
 
 86 
 
 Olee 
 
 to. No member shall speak more than once upon any ques- 
 tion, unless with the permission of the Society, except in 
 explanation of a material part of his speech which may have 
 been misconceived, and no new matter shall be introducer! 
 upon such explanation. A reply is allowed to a member who 
 has opened a debate or moved a sub>lantive motion other than 
 those enumerated in Rule i6, but not to the mover of an 
 amendment. 
 
 11. When two or ujore members rise at once to speak, the 
 Chairman shall determine their precedence. 
 
 12. When a member is speaking;, no person shall interrupt, 
 except for the purpose of calling him to order. 
 
 13. A member called to order shall at once sit down until 
 the point is stated and determined l)y the Chairman, whose 
 decision shall be given without debate, unless, being in doubt, 
 he shall invite discussion. If such decision is appealed from, 
 the grounds of appeal ami the reasons for the decision having 
 been slated, the question shall, without deliate, be put as fol- 
 lows : -"Shall the decision of the Chair be sustained ?" 
 
 14. Any m niber may require the question under discussion 
 to be read at anytime, but not so as to interrupt a member ' 
 while speaking. 
 
 15. When a member is speaking, a motion being read, or a 
 vote taken, no member shall walk out of or across the room, or 
 make any noise. Conversation calculated to disturb any mem- 
 l)er while sp aking uv rea.Hng, or to hinder the transaction of 
 business, shall be deemed a violation of order, and if persisted 
 in, shall incur censure. 
 
 16. Every motion shall be seconded and read from the chair 
 before it is discussed. 
 
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 THE UNIVERSITY COLLEGE 
 
 17. All motions and notices of motion shall be in writing, 
 except votes of thanks, and motions to reconsider, to adjourn, 
 to take the previous question, to close the debate, to hy on the 
 t'vble, to postpone the discussion to some future meeting, to 
 divide (when the sense will admit of it), or to refer. 
 
 18. A motion to adjourn shall be in order at any time, 
 except when a member is speaking, during a division a elec- 
 tion, or immediately after a motion, or the adoption of the 
 previous question. A motion to adjourn simply shall be decided 
 without debate. 
 
 19. The previous question shall precede, and, until decided, 
 preclude all amendments to the main motion, and shall be in 
 this form : " Shall the main motion be now put ?" 
 
 20. On the adoption of a motion to close the debate, the 
 main motion and all amendments already moved shall be put in 
 the usual order, without further discussion. 
 
 21. Only one amendment to an amendment shall be in order, 
 and no irrelevant amendment shall be permitted. 
 
 22. One week's notice iu writing shall be given of motions 
 for the appointment of Committees, the suspension, expulsion, 
 re-election, or censuring of a member, the reconsideration or 
 discussion of any question or resolution, to amend the Lawsor 
 Rules of Older, or for a return from any officer or committee : 
 and the President may, subject to an appeal to the Society, 
 direct any n\otion made to stand as a notice. 
 
 23. A motion to reconsider the decision of the Society on 
 any question must be made by a member who voted in favor of 
 such decision. 
 
 24 A vote of two-thirds of the members present at a regular 
 meeting shall be required to alter, add, strike out or suspend a 
 
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LITERARY AND SCIENTIFIC SOCIETY. 
 
 87 
 
 Rule of Order, to change the order of business, or to suspend or 
 expel a meml)er. 
 
 25. When the .society goes into Committee of the whole, the 
 President may leave the chair and call upon some other member 
 to preside. The minutes of the Committee shall be kept by 
 the Secretary of Committees in :he Special Committee Minute 
 Hook. 
 
 26. Twenty-four hours' notice in writing of the meeting of 
 every Committee shall be posted up in the Entrance Hall. 
 
 27. Reports of Committees, other than reports of progress 
 shall be in writing, signed by some officer of the Committee. ' 
 
 28. When the report of any Committee has been read to the 
 Society, it shall be deemed to ])e received, without any motion 
 to that effect, and may then be adopted with or without amend- 
 ment, considered in Committee of the whole, referred or laid 
 on the table. 
 
 29. Any member may admit a visitor to the Reading Room, 
 or to a private meeting of the Society. 
 
 30. Cases not provided for in the foregoing rules shall be 
 governed, as far as possible, by the practice of the Legislative 
 .•\ssemblv of Ontario. 
 
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38 
 
 THE UNIVERSITY COLLEGE 
 
 THE McMURRICH MEDAL. 
 
 Through the generosity of \V. B. McMurrich, Esq., M.A., 
 The University College Natural Science Association has it in 
 its power to award a medal, known as " The McMurrich 
 Medal," which is open for competition to the members of the 
 University College Literary and Scientific Society, subject to the 
 following provisions : 
 
 1. The competition for the said medal shall be oi)en to 
 Undergraduates of Toronto University who are members of the 
 Natural Science Association, or of the Literary and Scientific 
 Society. 
 
 2. The said Medal shall be given f .r the best Essay on some 
 scientific subject, preference being given to those indicating 
 original research. 
 
 3. The essays for competition shall be sent in, oa or before 
 the first day of March in each year, to a Committee of the Uni- 
 versity College Natural Science Association, previously nomi- 
 nated and appointed by the members of this Association : and 
 the said Committee, so appointed, shall award the medal, and 
 bring in their Report in regard to the same at the Annual Meet- 
 ing of the said Association. 
 
 4. The donor shall be an rx officio member of the said ('om- 
 niittee. 
 
 5. No medal shall he awarded unless the ("ommittee deem 
 the essay worthy of such an acknowledgment. 
 
 6. The winner of the medal will not l)e allowed to compete 
 second time. 
 
LITERARY Ax\D HCIENTIFIC SOCIETY. 
 
 39 
 
 B"5r-L^-W^S 
 
 OK THK 
 
 HOUSE COMMITTEE 
 
 I. The Reading Room shall he open daily fn,m 9 a.u.. lu ; 
 p.m. during the coniinuance of Lectures. 
 
 2 One member of the Committee shall be in charge of the 
 Keadmg Room each day of the week by turns, whose name 
 ^hall be posted up in the Reading Room, and who shall be 
 responsible for -he preservation of due order and decorum. 
 
 3. No person shall cause any disturbance by conversation 
 or by any noise in or about the Reading Room, or in the ilalls 
 durmg the meetings of the Society. 
 
 4. No smoking or spitting shall be allowed in or about the 
 Keadmg Room, or in the Society's Building. 
 
 5. No person shall cut or otherwise deface the Periodicals, or 
 the walls or furniture of the Building or Reading Room. 
 
 6. No intoxicating liquor shall })e allowed on the Society's 
 premises. ^ 
 
 7. It shall be the duty of the member in charge to enforce the 
 foregoing By-Laws. In ca^^e of any offence against them, he 
 Shall warn the person so offending to desist, and if the oftence 
 be persisted in or repeated, he shall suspend the offender from 
 the privileges of the Reading Room until the Committee shall 
 have met and adjudicated upon his conduct. Immediate sus- 
 pension shall be imperative for the following offences : (i) 
 
40 
 
 THE UNIVKRSrTY COLLEGE 
 
 Drunkenness; (2) I rofanity ; (3) SjiiUinj; ; .(4) Damaging the 
 property or rooms of the Society. 
 
 8. Immediately after suspending an offender, the meml)er in 
 charge shall notify the Chairman of the Committee, who shall 
 call a meeting' of the Committee at the earliest possible time, 
 when the offence shall be dealt with according to its merits. 
 
 9. Any member may extend the privileges of the Society to 
 members of other Universities, for a period not exceeding one 
 week at a time, on entering his name in the Visitors' Book 
 kept for that purpose. 
 
 10. A List shall be posted in the Reading Room of all 
 persons entitled to the use vhereof. 
 
 :REGI-XJ3L..A.TIOnsrS 
 
 FOR THE 
 
 LOAN of PERIODICALS from the REAPING ROOM. 
 
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 1. 
 
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 OUI 
 
 Ke: 
 
 I. The House Committee may lend to any mem])er of the 
 Society, who has paid his fees for the current year, for a period 
 not exceeding one week, and subject to the Regulations herein- 
 after mentioned, any of the following Periodicals, after their 
 removal from the files : — The British Quarterly, London 
 Quarterly, Westminster Review, Edinburgh Review, Nine- 
 teenth Century, Fortnightly Review, Harper's Monthly, Scrib- 
 ner's Monthly, Atlantic Monthly, McMillan's Magazine, Popular 
 Science Monthly, Contemporary Review, Athenreum. Saturday 
 Review, The American Naturalist, IMcturesque Canada, Art 
 Treasury. 
 
2. Any person nejrlectinfr ♦« . 
 ;;- sh..„ .e fined Ll^ "f fi r^l''^"'""' - '"e P-pe. 
 ■on beyond ,ha, .i„e, ,he offender " '''' ''^>' °^ '^'»- 
 
 •'- Of 'he Reading K„on,„„,A*:r„erp7r'''' '""" '"^ 
 3- In case a Periodical is rei,„n. i ■ 
 
 •;- "ember in charge .o .hot ,, '! " '^™^«^" »-'''ion, 
 ■'-"••>ge done, and impose a co "e ' 17 "r"' "''"' ^''"^ "> 
 ''e suspended from the use of he T' T '"'' '"' '"'^'"'- "> 
 ""e 's paid. '"e Keadmg Roo„, ^nii) s„eh 
 
 ;;f J"r^;;i„tr.;r--;n ..e Heading Koon. 
 
 iC-ior- — /. ^ZTaL^eT-rivit: 
 
42 
 
 TlIK UMVEUSITV COLLEfiE 
 
 PRIZEMEN. 
 
 
 ESSAYISTS : 
 
 
 1S(W Gibson, J. M. 
 
 1871 Dale, W. 
 
 
 1S(51 Kefcve, W. A. 
 
 1872 Wallace, F. II. 
 
 
 1SC2 Campbell. J. 
 
 Fletcher, J. 
 
 
 18G8 Tyner, A. C. 
 
 1873 Long, J. H. 
 
 
 1S04 king, J. 
 
 1875 Bryant, J. E. 
 
 
 Croly, J. K. 
 
 Cameron, J. 
 
 
 1805 Bryce, U. 
 
 1876 Bryce, P. 
 
 
 Sniythe, E. H. 
 
 Ross, H. C. 
 
 
 180(5 Junor, 1). 
 
 1877 Hunter, J. M. 
 
 
 Mooney, D. II. 
 
 Bell, J. W. 
 
 
 1807 Ellis, W. H. 
 
 1878 McDonald, J. 
 
 
 Patterson, E. G. 
 
 Russell, J. W. 
 
 
 i^idS Robinson, G, H. 
 
 1879 Lydgate, J. M. 
 
 
 1 McDonald, W. 
 
 Herridge, VV. T. 
 
 
 1 Scrinitrer, J. 
 
 1880 Herridge, W. T. 
 
 
 • 1809 Mills, t. W. 
 
 — — Lydgate, J. M. 
 
 
 Coyne, J. H. 
 
 1881 Brown, J. H. 
 
 
 1S70 Armstronjj:, \V. 
 
 Creelman, W. F. V 
 
 ^^^^^^^Dti' 
 
 1870 Kingston, W. H. 
 
 1882 Clark, J. M. 
 
 
 1871 Houston, W. 
 
 Mclntvre, E. J. 
 
 
 GRADUAT 
 
 7E PRIZE : 
 
 I^^Hi 
 
 18!2 W, Mc Bride. 
 
 
 
 SPEA 
 
 KERS: 
 
 
 ISOO Boyd, J. A. 
 
 1872 Craig, J. P. 
 
 
 1861 Gibson, J. M. 
 
 1873 Perdue, W. E. 
 
 
 1802 Woods, S. 
 
 Wallace, F. H. 
 
 
 1863 Fleming-, W. 
 
 1874 Johnston, W. 
 
 
 1864 King, J. 
 
 Avlesworth, A. B 
 
 
 1865 Campbell, J. 
 
 1875 Aikins, J. A. M. 
 
 
 Croly, J. E. 
 
 Carscadden, T. 
 
 
 1865 Paterson, J. A. 
 
 1876 Field, G. W. 
 
 
 Deroche, H. M. 
 
 Cameron, J. 
 
 
 1867 Black, 1). 
 
 1877 Wetherell, J. E. 
 
 
 McDonald, W. 
 
 Wolverton, N. 
 
 
 1868 Deroche, H. M. 
 
 1878 McColl, D. 
 
 
 Mitchell, W. 
 
 McGregor, M. 
 
 
 1869 Biggar, C. R. W. 
 
 1879 Cameron, J. D. 
 
 
 Scriinger, J. 
 
 Herridge, W. T. 
 
 
 1870 Armstrong, W. 
 
 1880 Herridge, W. T. 
 
 
 Fraser, R. D. 
 
 Thomson, R. Y. 
 
 
 1871 Robinson, J. G. 
 
 1881 Hanna, W. G. , 
 
 
 Houston, W. 
 
 Laidlaw, W. 
 
 
 Mclntvre, E.gJ. 
 
 1882 Davis, E. P. 
 
 
 1872 Fletcher, J. 
 
 ■ 
 
 McKay. J. 
 
 
 
 [i 
 
'-'TKlrVKV VM. sviKKrmv SOCIETV. 
 
 1800 Kojror, \V. M. 
 1803 Gibson, J. M 
 18G4 Fleiiiiii.r, \v " 
 
 ■^<>i» l.viier, A. O. 
 ISflt; Falcoiibridye \V (; 
 i8(i7 Stewiirt, AIc-L. .) ' 
 
 McDonald, VV. 
 
 1809 Arnistronj,'', W 
 — - Smith, J. a 
 18(0 lipencer, Z. ('. 
 CV.ynu, J. H. * 
 
 1871 Teefy, J. R. 
 Ross, A. \v 
 
 1872 Christie, J. "d. 
 
 Stevenson, K, 
 
 1878 Lon-, J. H. 
 
 Kerr, F. W. 
 
 Mc.Ml 
 
 1807 Mitchell, W. 
 18tkS Atkinson, C T 
 18t)f) Wilkins, D. F.H 
 
 1870 Fraser, R. D. 
 
 1871 Fotherinarhani, T F 
 
 1872 Gibson, J. 
 
 1873 Wallace, F. H 
 
 1874 Betts, F. V ' 
 
 1875 Fletcher, W. 
 
 HKADERS 
 
 18 < 4 .Stevenson, i-;. 
 
 Enibree, L K 
 
 l*^7f) Kerr, F. W. 
 
 1875 Dobbs, (). (j. 
 187(i Wolverton, X. 
 7ZZ English, K. .\.' 
 18(7 Eastman, s H 
 —-• Aikins, If. W. ' 
 18(8 Keys, D. R. 
 - — Hiimilton, ij. /; i» 
 18.9 Hamilton, H. R |»' 
 — — Corcoran, T. V 
 
 1880 Laidlaw, \V 
 
 • Smellie, W. K 'I' 
 
 1881 liaddow. R, 
 
 Lobb, A. F 
 
 1882 Lobb, A. F* 
 
 Henderson, A. 
 
 HHICH MEDALLIST: 
 
 1870 Bryee, I'. 
 1877 Pa'nton, J. n 
 
 1878 ._! 
 
 1879 Cameron, E. R 
 1^ ;i''i^»u"-'«h, J. I'. 
 1881 •'^''^»'^**^' '^- ^l- 
 1S82 Clark. J. M. 
 
 COLLEGE SONG 
 18S1 Laidlaw, W. 
 
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