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 TITLE I. 
 OF TtatI CHAHCBEM)*, VICE.CHAItCICI.tOE, ATO PEO-VICE-CHAMCEIXOE. 
 
 § 1 . // ut rte office of the Chancellor (or, in hi» ahgence, of the Prendent, 
 a« Vicc-Chknccllor, or of the Vice-Preiidetit, »■ Pro-Vicc-Ch«nccUor)» 
 io mmmon, adjourn, prorogue and disgolvo meetingt of ConvocaHon* to 
 preside over them, to authorize the bringing forward of hmintu therein,\ 
 to direct the taking of voteii,^ to confer degrees, to incorporate membera 
 of other Universities,^ to adinit those entitled to scats in convocation, and 
 to carry into execiition penalties inflicted uppn members of the House. 
 
 § 2. The Chancellor, before asfeuming his place in Convocation, shall 
 take the following engagements before the Vice-Chancellor, Pro-Vice- 
 Chancellor, or Senior Proctor, and shall receive from him the iosifniia of 
 ■ office : — - 
 
 <1.) "I do sincerely promise that I will be faithful and bear true 
 allegiance to her Majesty Queen Victoria, as lawful Sovereign of the 
 United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, and of this Province 
 dependent on and belonging to the said Kingdom; and that I will defend 
 her to the utmost of my power against aU traitorous conspiracies or 
 attempts whatsoever, which shall be made against her person, crown 
 and dignity ; and that I will do my utmost endeavour to disclose and 
 make known to her Majesty, her heirs and successors, all treasons and 
 traitorous conspiracies, and attempts, whivh I shall know to be against her 
 or any of them; and all this I do promise without any equivocation, 
 mental evasion or secret reservation, and renouncing all pardons and 
 dispensations from any person or power whatsoever to the contrary." 
 
 (2.) " Ju dabis fidem, quod ea omnia ftdeliter «xequeris, qu» ad offieium 
 Cancellarii spectent." Answer, " Do." v 
 
 (3.) "Tu dabis fidem ad observandum omnia statuta, privilegja, con- 
 auetudincs ac libertates istius Universitatis." Answer, "Do." 
 
 (4.) " Tu dabis fidem quod nob revclabis secreta domus Convocatioqis." 
 Answer, "Do." 
 
 § 3. The Vice-Chancellorj before taking his seat in Convocation, shall 
 take the, same cngagement$ (mutatis mutandis) before the ChanceUor, 
 Pro- Vice-Chancellor or Senior Proctor. * 
 
 §4. The same engagements shall likewise be taken by the Vice- 
 President (mutatia mutandis), before the Chancellor, Vice-CbanceUor or 
 Senior Proctor. 
 
 ^ ; .\; ■• ; ' TITtE II, ■:/..'' 
 or THE PROCTQBS. 
 
 The Proctors shall take the first and second of the engUsmenta 
 eonlained in Title I. § 2. (mutatis mutandis) before-the ChanceUor or bia 
 
 • Statutes, Ch. XII. No. 4. 
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 TITI-B IV, - 
 
 Tn» SICUTAkT or CONTOCATIOn. 
 
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 'TITLE V. •) . 
 
 or Tns MBETINGB or COHVOCAWMI. 
 
 wte, t'n case o/«i equality of votes "^''"""^ ^ff^»- ^^vtng a caOing 
 § 8. The full academical habit shall h» -«— » 
 
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 I 1. The tcmn io which any que«tioa it to Imi bruuKht (itrwanl for 
 dlKuiilon in Convocation ihull b« prcvioMily «(ttlt;il by f hn dmncelior or 
 hit reprt'iicntative, and t\w I'roctonij knti ImvitiK Iwon riml in tliat form 
 by liic St-nior I'nKtor, •hall b« cn|mblo of allomtion by the miyority of 
 Convocation, with the conwnt of the IVetiding Officer and Troctori. 
 
 f a. When the tcrnw •hall huvr b««n •cttUd, thr (|uc»tion •hall b« 
 decide*! in the nftirinntivo or ncKulivo according to the direction! of the 
 'Statute, contained in Title V., f 0. 
 
 TITI.B VIII. 
 or ADMIHRION TO A MAT IN CORVOCATION. T 
 
 J I. The mcmbcn of Convocation ahnll wiiit upon the Senior IVoctor 
 previously to Miking their place* in the IIouhc for the first time. 
 
 S 2. The members shi^ll be premnted to the Presiding Officer by the 
 Professor who shall at the time hnvo precedence in their respcctiye 
 Faculties ; and previously to admisNion to their seat, shall take the flifat 
 cngngemcnt contained in Title I. before tlie Junior Proctor, and the third 
 and foM«h before the Senior Proctor. 
 
 § 3. When these engagements shall have been taken, the Officer 
 Preaiding shall admit the person in these wonls : 
 
 " Dominc (or Domine Magister ur Doctor) ego admitto te in bimc 
 domum Convocationis." j 
 
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 TITLE IX. 
 Of QBACE8 FOR DEOREKS. 
 
 § 1. Applicati<yi foP any Grace must be made either to the S^njof 
 Proctor, if the degree be that of M.A. or any higher degree, or to the 
 Junior Proctor, if the degree be lower than that of M.A., and by him 
 communicated to the Officer Presiding and the other Proctor, previously 
 to the Convocation in which it is to be brought forward. 
 
 i 2. All candidatea for (kgreea are required by stittute to prodike the 
 certificate of the Vice-Preaitlcnt that they are of the requisite standings and 
 have kept the requisite number of term,-^-of the Senior Vrofessor of tht 
 Faculty, that they have performed the requisite exercises,— <f the Examinera, 
 that they have ptissed the required examinations, — aiul of the BurAar, that 
 they are not indebted to the University, and have paid the appointed Fees.* 
 
 § 3. The nietnbcr of Convocation who brings forward the Grace shall 
 do It in the following terms : - ^ 
 
 " Supplicat Vencrabili Domui Convocationis A. B. Scholaris Facultatia 
 Artium (or as the case may be) quatenus omnia compievcrit ac pr«- 
 /stiterit quae per statuta requiruntur, ut admittatur ad gradum Uaccalaurei 
 in Artibus" (or as the case moy be). 
 
 ^ S 4. When this Petition shall have been read, together with the Cer- 
 tificates required by the Statute, the Proctors or Scrutators <by direction 
 of the Officer. Presiding) shall take the votes ; and, if there be a dis- 
 aentient vote, the scrutiny shall be repeated, if necessary, until the third 
 
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 b« dccidt'd lijr th« tiiigoril^ of thuw prctcnt. 
 
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 qtmlin«d fVom aipiin coming forward duriiiR an rntirti yrar. 
 
 " •*• All (irecea ihall b« (jranUd or rpjocicd uiKoiiditlonallr, and 
 
 without refcrptice to any other procroding pf Convocation. 
 
 I 7. If tb« Grace be granted, the IVoctor shall make the fuUowing 
 
 " lla-c gratia concciM Mt, «t lic pronuncianiui conccuain." 
 
 If the (Irabc be rejected, the form •hall be : 
 
 " Use gratia dencgaU eat, et sic pronunciamus dcucgaUm." 
 
 TITLi X. 
 
 or iioHoiABT i>M«aia. ' 
 
 I I. 77k* Conmaditm hat power, with tht ctrntent qf tkt CmtneH, to 
 
 tmftr konorarif dfgreta on dutingMuked indimdmU, whether llrHUh tub- 
 
 Jtel$ or /orrigntrai eWur on their vititing the Univereity pertonaUy, or by 
 
 diploma. ' 
 
 1 a. Such degrees do not entitle the pereone who receive them, to exereite 
 the powere and authoritiei, or enjt^ the privileget belonging to the reepeetimf 
 degrees, when conferred in the regular numnerf unlett by tjteciul dininnua- 
 tion, approved by the Comneii antt Vinitora* 
 
 TITLB XI. 
 
 or oolirifjuatsi Duaam. 
 
 i 1. Every penon dcilroun of being presented for hi* degree roust 
 wait upon »ither the 8«'nior or Junior Proctor, according to the rank of 
 the degree (us stated under Title IX.), on a day previous to that on which 
 H» degree is to be conferred. 
 
 f a. The precedency of presentation shall be regulated as follows : 
 The candidate ehiUl be presented by the senior member of the Fo/cuity in 
 which the degree is to be con/erred, or in case of his being the Presiding 
 Officer, by the next in order in that faculty.^ 
 
 i 3. If there be sevaMil candidates for degrees of the «amc rank, but 
 of different faculties, the candidates shall take precedence according to 
 the rank of their respective faculties. 
 
 f 4. If the degrees be different, the candidates shall be presented 
 according to the rank of their degrees. 
 
 § «. If both the degree and the faculty be the samej the seniority of 
 the persbns presented »^&\l be the criterion. «» 
 
 § 6. Each candidate shaU be presented separately in the /oUowinir 
 form of words : * 
 
 *' Insignissime CanceUarie (Vice-CanceVarie or Pro'Vice-CanceUarieJ, 
 vosque egregii Procuratores, preesento nobis A. B. Scholtirem, for as the 
 case may be J in FacuUate Arlium, (or as the case may be J ut admittatur 
 ad gradum Baccalaurei, (or as the case may bi) testor^ eum, quod ad 
 omnia qua statuta requirunt, aptum etidoneum esse." f i 
 • J 7. He shall then take the engagement of allegiance before the Junior 
 Proctor, and afterwards proceed to the Senior Proctor, before whom he 
 ahall take the third engagement contained in Title I. «a^ 
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 ' 1 1. H« •halt Ihcn kmwl beftif* th« Offlerr PrviidlpR. and Im admlllAd 
 by biin to hU ilrf(n>r in <h« •|i|M>inl(>d fonn of word* . 
 
 "Ad [■«A#ii M« (Ir^crr* i« in Ihtmiln tk0 fttUim'tfg fttrds art tit h* 
 A#rw iiUrtnim<Mt — " htrntrtm Ihmmt nmtri Jnu t'krtttt rl in/ "J /tn^f^Hum 
 BrikumM imptrii promitknaipu; rgil, awhtrttutf mm *t bthu* l/niimruliitit, 
 mdmittit t» IN ifnvlmn Hiu-aituMrfi in Arltbn* (or a» lhi> nuf nuij/ hf ) ( 
 ItrontutituiH* libi do omum tdL/uritmii, qnit wl gniihim utum perltHrnl," 
 ( Wkn tk» dtgm ii U />^pt|n(y, tka /MtwinK ttntrda am lu b» oildtd-— 
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 I 9. Flach gr«(luiit«, after adiitiMinn, ■hall •ign hianame in the rrglattr 
 ' of Convocation . he ihall Ihcn retire to the Vokiibule, and, havl^arrayed 
 biniMlf in the (Vill habit of hit drffrrr, ihall rc-cntcr the Hall of Con- 
 vocation, make bia obeiaance to the OIHccr I'niaidlug, aud rcitair to tb« 
 pkce aaaigncd to him. 
 
 TITLE XII. 
 or ADMIHiON AD BiniDIM AMD IIICOtrO»AT10ll. 
 
 I I. Stud^t or graduiitf* of any Univtriity in krr MaJ«aty'$ dominions 
 may be tvimitttd rfupfctiorly to tht mm* ttr a limihtr $tiiiuliiif(, or to th* 
 tame or a »imilar drgrte, on priHluvinu uiliiifuctiiry trutimoHiaU. 
 
 I 3. The ddmi*»ion ami iiuuirftorution o/graduale» i^ foreign univertitittf 
 1$ at lk« discretion of ConvtHftiUon, 
 ..> I 9. Every graduate admittpd by intorporution rank* o/ter all tke 
 membert of tke l/nipereity, who thall hope tiiken the latne degree preeioUMly 
 to kit incorjHtrtition. 
 
 f 4. No gptuiiiate can be incorpitratetl, unleti ke ihall have taken kig 
 degree in tke nuinner preM-rihrd by hit own uitii^ertHy.* 
 
 § a. Every candidate for iiicor|iorutii)ti 71111111 wait upon the Vicc-Pre. 
 ■ident with iht)' diK'uiiicnta which eHinblishhiH Btanding or rank in hia own 
 tinivcraity ; which documcnta ihnll be exatiiincd by hiui and the senior 
 Profcsaor of the faculty to which the candidate belong* ; and if they And 
 thtm talisfiictory, they ahull grant a certiflcato thereof, in the following 
 form : 
 
 " We kereby certify tkat we kave examined the documentu tnhmitted by N., 
 wkoee petition for incor/wration ia before tke Houte of Cotwocation, and 
 tkat we regard tkem at tutinfactory evidence that ke it (mentifming tke 
 ttandittg or degree) in tke Univertity of N., [tkat ke hat taken tke degree 
 in the manner pretcribed by the itatiUet of kit Univertity,'] and tkat ke 
 it qualified fnr incorporation in tke Univertity of King't CoUege." 
 
 ' Signed, — ^ ,-, Vice-Pretident. 
 
 , Sen. Prof . of Faculty. 
 ■■ , Junior Segittrar.^ 
 
 N.B. Tke wordt included (tetween brackett, tkall be omitted wken tke 
 candidate it not a graduate. 
 
 § 6. It is competent to the officers signing this certiflcate to ascertain 
 the fact of qualification, should it appear necessary, by examination of the 
 candidate. 
 
 § 7. Every candidate for incorporation shall, before the meeting of 
 Convocation, present, either to the Senior or to the Junior Proctor, 
 
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 **Supplicat Venerabilt Domui CmvoeaHonk A. B. Baecakmmt tit 
 ArHhu$ (or as the ctue may he) in Acadimia N. creatni, vt admittatm' 
 mi-jeujukm Cor timilemjfrradum, ttatum et dignitatem inter Torontoniente$. 
 'quibtu €umutu» eat apud N."* . 
 
 § 8. After the reading of the supplicat and certifleate, the petition 
 for Incorporation shall be- either granted or rejecte'd in the aanie quuiner 
 H a grace for a degree. > 
 
 § 9. The candidate for incorporation ahall be presented in the follow- 
 ing form of words ; 
 
 "Intigniatime Cancellarie, (at Vice-CanceUarie^ or Pro- Vice- Can- 
 eeOarie), vosque egregn Proeuratoret, praaenio vobia hme Baeealaureum 
 in Arttbua (or as the case may be) in Academia N. creatum, ta ait eodem 
 fvel aimilij gradu, statu et dignitaie apud noa, quibua omatua eat apud auoa."* 
 
 § 10. He shall then take the first engagement contained in Title L 
 before the Juniof Proctbr, and the third before the Senior Proctor, and be' ' 
 ' admitted by the Officer presiding in the following form : *'Domine (or as 
 tke caae may be J ego admitto te in eundem (or aimilem) gradrnn, atatum et 
 dignUatem hie apud noa, ^bua orrudus ea apud tuof."* 
 
 §11. Each person, after admission, shall sign his name in the register of 
 Convocation. 
 
 " § 12. No petition for theincorporation of aDoctor in any faculty shall 
 be brought forward, without having been previously pommunicated to the 
 Presiding Officer and Proctors, and the Senior Professor, if any, of hia 
 Faculty. 
 
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 ' or OISPBMSATIQRS. ' , "*' 
 
 § 1. Every person desiring a dispensation for the non-performance of 
 any duty or exercise required for the obtaining a degree in any faculty, 
 must communicate bis wish to the Senior Proctor, by whom it shall be 
 comn\,unicated to the Presiding Officer and Junior Proctor. 
 
 § 2. DispensatioQs shall be carried through Convocation in the same 
 manner as graces for degrees. ' '^ . 
 
 § 3.^^ form of Petition is 1u follows: 
 
 •• Supplicat VcnerabUi Domui Convpcationis A. B. Scholaris in Facultate 
 ,Artium (or as the case may be) ut j^tiose dispensetur secum," &c.j 
 stating the^'object and grounds of the dispensation required. 
 
 TITLE XIV. 
 I' OF PERALtlES. 
 
 § 1. The penalties to which meinbersof Convocation shall be liable 
 are fines, suspension or exclusion. > 
 
 § 2. These penalties shaU be imposed by the Ptesidirig Officer and 
 
 Proctors conjoinUy ; and the offijuces of which these officers shall take 
 
 ' cogbizance shall be absence without reasonable excuse, ineguUu' conduct 
 
 during any meeting of Convocation, or divulgbg any part of the woceed- 
 
 ings, excepting the results. 
 
 § 3. The aitiount of fine shall "not exceed one ponnd, nor the period of 
 anspension one term, unless with the consent of the majority oC member* 
 *<rf the House present; which consent ahalllalso be tequirtd in everfcasr 
 (rf* exclusion. . - . , > • 
 
 
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 CHARTER OF KING'S COLLEGE, 
 
 GRANTED BY HIS MAJESTY KING GEORGE tHE FOURTH. 
 
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 rA«SBb4TH Mauch, 1837. 
 
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 [PasBed 4th March, 1837.] 
 Whmkas His lute Majesty King Georgethe Fourth, wa« 
 
 paciously pleased to issue his Letter. Patent, beanng 
 S^ at Westminster, the Fifteenth day of March, in the 
 
 eighth year of His B^ign, in the words fo^ow^g^ eh«t««rK.n,.. 
 "George the Fourth, by the Grace of God, of the United c^^r,^. 
 Kingdom of Great Britain «id Irehmd, King, Defender 
 of the Faith, and soforth: ToaUto^rhomthese Pr^senU 
 shall come-^reeting: TFA«r«a the establishment of a 
 CoUegc within «lir Province of Upper Canada,^ m North 
 
 America, for the education of Youth in the pnncples of . 
 Christian B^ligion, and for their instruction in the vanons 
 
 branches of Science and Literature which nie taught m 
 our Universities in this Kngdom, would greatly conduce 
 
 to the welfare of our said Province: And whereas, hum* 
 ble application hath been, made to U. by many of our 
 loving Subjects in our saik Province, that We would be 
 pleased to grant our B^yal Chail^ for the more perfect 
 
 establishment of a C^ege therei^, and for incorporaUnff 
 the Members thereof; W the purposes aforesaid: Now 
 :^mwYe, that We having taken the premises into Our 
 Boyal consideration, and duly weighing the great utility 
 andimportanceof8ichanlnstitution,have,ofourspec«a 
 
 grace, certdn knowledge, and mere mbtion, ordained and 
 panted, and do by these Presents for Us, our Heurs and 
 
 Successors, ordain and grant, that there shaU ^esta- 
 blished, at or near our Town of Yoft, in our said Proyuice 
 
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 of Upper Canada, ftrom this time, one College, with the 
 style and privilcgea of/ an University, as hereinafter di- 
 rected, for the education and instruction ^t Youth and 
 Students in Arts and Faculties, to co|itii^li^or ever, to 
 be called 'King's College:' And We do hereby declare 
 and grant, that our trusty and well-beloved, tj^e Right 
 Reverend Father, in God, Charles James, Bishop of the 
 Diocese of Quebec, or the Bishop fbr the time being of ' 
 the Diocese in which the safd Town of York may be 
 situate, on any future division or alteration of the said 
 present Diocese of Quebec, i|hall, for lis, and on our be- 
 half, be Visitor of the said^^ollege; and that our trusty 
 . and wcll-beloyed Sir Peregrine Maitland, our Lieutenant- 
 Governor of our said Province, or the Governor, Lieu- 
 tenant-Governor, or Person administering the Government 
 of our said Province, for the time being, shaU be the ' 
 -Chancellor of our said College: And We do hereby de- 
 clare, ordain and grants that there shall at all ^times be 
 one President of our said College, who shall he a Clergy- 
 man, in Holy Orders, of the United Church, of England 
 atid Ireland, and that there shall be such and jto many 
 Professors in different Arts and Faculties within our said 
 College, as from time to time shall be deemed necessary 
 or expedient, and as shall be appointed by Us or by the 
 Chancellor of our said College, in our behalf and during 
 our Measure : And We do hereby grant and ordain, that 
 the Reverend John Strachan, Doctor in Divinity, Arch- 
 deacon of York, iu our said Prowice of Upper Canada, 
 shall be the first President of our said College; and the 
 Archdeacon of York, in our said Province, for the time 
 being, shall by virtue of such his 6&ce, be at all times 
 the President of the said College: And we do hereby 
 for Us, our Heirs and Successors, will, ordain and grant, 
 that the said Chancellor and President, and the said Pro- 
 fessors of our said College, and all persons who shall be 
 duly matriculated into and admitted as Scholars of oar 
 sud College, and their Successors, for ever, shall be one 
 " distinct and separate Body Politic and Corporate, in deed 
 and in name, by the name and style of 'The Chancellor* 
 Prerident, and Scholars of King's College, at York, in 
 the Province of Upper Canada,' and that by the same 
 name they shall have perpetual succession, and a Common 
 
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 found coavenlent, «d that by .he «,n.e n.n.e .hey th, ' 
 «id Ch.^ceUor. Pre-ident «.d Scholkr.. .nd their Sdc! 
 
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 cb«ge, and moreover to tdie, p«rcha«, acquire, hare 
 
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 jnd be .a,p^e«led, anawer .„d be an,wered, in a^l ZT, 
 
 ofGreatBritda^dL^land. and our «ud ProWnleof 
 g«l«rwt.on., c«u«,., pleai^ .^^ „^„^„ 
 whauoever. of what nature or kind ««ver,t .. W 
 -p^e «.d,beneilcirf . manner and fo™, a." iZ; 
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 ™e impleadoranawer. or be .ued, impleaded or anawered. 
 ^yn««nerwh««K.rer: And We do h..,by decl^ 
 ^ and granv that then, .hdl be ^.hin'our «S 
 
 CoUegeorCoiporatiop . Council, to becdledtod known 
 > thejiame of 'The CoHege Council,' .n" We do w" 
 
 cl^ »h;t^« "id Council .hall con.i.t of ^ 
 ChanceUorand Ph»idem, for the time bein, and «^ 
 
 Colfc^ and that «^ «ven Profetaor. .haU be MemZ^ 
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 of Common Prayer; and Incaaeat any time there ■hoald 
 not be within our said College MTen ProfeMors of Art* 
 and Faculties, being Members ofthe EatabUahed Chureb 
 aforesaid, then our will and pleasure is, and We do hereby 
 grant and ordain, that the said College Council shall be 
 filled up to the requisite number of Seven, ezclusiTe of 
 the Chancellor and President, for the time being, by such 
 persons being Graduates of our said College, and being 
 Members of the Established Church aforesaid, aa shall for 
 that purpose be appointed by the Chancellor, for the time 
 being, of our said College, and which Membe^ of CouncQ 
 shall in like manner subscribe the Thirty-nine Article* 
 aforesaid, previously to their admission in the said College 
 CounciL And whereas it is necessary to make provision 
 for the completion and filling up of the said Council, at the 
 first institution of our said College, and previously to t^e 
 appointment of any Professors or the conferring of any 
 Degrees therein: Now We do further ordain and declare 
 that the Chancellor of our said College, for the time 
 being; shall, upon or immediately after the first institutioD 
 tbereol; by Warrant under bis hand, nominate and appobt 
 Seven discreet and proper persons, resident within oar 
 ■aid Province of Upper Canada^ to constitute jointly with 
 him the said Chancellor and the President of bur said 
 Cdlege, for the time being, the first or original Council 
 of our said College, which .first or original Members of 
 the said Council shall in like manner respectively aub- 
 scribe the. Thurty-nine Articles lUbresaid, previously to 
 their admission into the said Council : and Wo do further 
 declare and grant, that the Members of the said College 
 Council, holding within our said Collegie the Offices of 
 Chancellor, President, or Professor in any Art or Faculty, 
 dull respectively hold their seats in the said Council, ao 
 long as they and each of them shall retab such thdr 
 Officers as aforesaid, and no longer, and that the Member* 
 of the said Council not holding Offices in our said College 
 shall, from time to time, vacate their seats [in the said 
 Council, whel^ and so soon as there shall be an adequate 
 number of Professors in pur said College, being Member* 
 of the Established Church aforesaid, to fill up the sud 
 Council to the requisite number before mentioned: And 
 We do hereby authorise and empower the C(umceIIor^ 
 
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 for th« time being, of our said College, to decide fai eMhcii«t«orKte'. 
 
 cue what particular Member of the said Council not *^*^'*^ '•^^' 
 
 holding any such office aa aforesaid, shall vacate his seat 
 
 In t6e said Council, upon the admission of any new 
 
 Member of Council holding any such office: And We 
 
 do hereby decUre an^ grant that the Chancellor, for the 
 
 time being, of our said College, shall preside at all meet< 
 
 ings of the said College Council which he may deem it 
 
 proper and convenient to attend, and that in his absence 
 
 the President of our said College shall preside at aU such 
 
 meetings, and that in the absen«tf of the said PKsident. 
 
 the Senior Member of the said Council present at any 
 
 •och meeting shall preside theteit, and that the seniority ' < 
 
 of the Members of the said Council, other than the 
 
 Chancellor and President, shall be regulated according 
 
 to the date of their respective appointments : Provided 
 
 aboajft, that the Members of the said Council being 
 
 Professors in our said CoUege, shall in the said CouncU 
 
 take precedence over, and be considered as Seniors to 
 
 the Members thereof not being Professors in our said 
 
 College: And We do ordain and declare, that no meeting 
 
 of the said CouncU shaU be, or be held to be a Uwfiil 
 
 meeting thfsreof, unless five Members, at the least, be 
 
 present during the whole of every such meeting; and " 
 
 that all questions and resolutions proposed for the dcci- 
 
 •ion of the said CoUege Council, sbaU be determined by 
 the m^ority of the votes of the Members of CouncU 
 present, including the vote of the Presiding Member, 
 and that in the event of an equal division of such votes, 
 the Member presiding at any such meeting shaU give an 
 additional or casting vote : And We do further dechw, 
 tb«t if any Member of the said Council shaU die, or resign 
 his seat in the said CouncU, or shaU be suspended or 
 removed from the same, or shaU, by reason of any bodUy 
 or mental infirmity, or by reason of his absence from the 
 •aid Fh>vince, become incapable, tat three calendar 
 months, or upwards, of attending the meetings of the 
 ■aid CountU, then, and in every such case, a fit and 
 proper p^iaon shaU be appointed by the said Chanceltor, 
 to act as, and be a Member of the said CouncU, in Ae 
 
 place and atead of the Member so dying or resigning, 
 or ao suspended, or removed, or incapacitated, as afow?. 
 
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 ■o suipended or inoApMitated, ■h«U vacate auch hia ofBce, 
 on the remoral of any auch aaapenaioo, or at the termi- 
 nation of any luch incapacity aforeaaid of hia iinm<<difite 
 predcceaaor in the aaid Council : And We do fUrther 
 ordain and grant, tluit it thall and may be competent to 
 •nd for the Chancellor for the time being of our aaid 
 College, to auap^nd from hia aeat in the aaid Council, 
 •ny Member thereof, for any juat and reaaonable cauae 
 to the aaid Chancellor appearing : Providtd, that the 
 grounda itf. exe^. auch auapenaion ahall be entered and 
 recorded, at length, by the said Chancellor, in the Booka 
 of the aaid Council, and aigned by him ; MfKevery peraon 
 ao auapended, shall, thereupon, ceaae to be a Member 
 of the aaid Council, unlesa and until he aball be ivatored 
 ^ to, and re-establiahed in auch hia atation therein, by any 
 order to be made in the premiaea by Ua, or by the aaid 
 Viaitor of our said College, acting on our behalf^ and in 
 pursuance of any apecial reference fVom Ua : And We 
 do further ^eclare, that any Member of the aaid Council 
 who, without aufficient cauae, to be allowed by the aaid 
 Chancellor, by an order entered for that purpoae on the 
 . Booka of the said Council, shall abaent himaelf from all 
 the meetinga thereof which may be held within any sis 
 aucceasive calendar months, sfiall tlwreupon vacate auch 
 hia aeat in the said Council: And We do by these 
 , Preaents, for Us, iMir Heirs and Successors, will, ordain 
 and grant, that the aaid Council /of our aaid College 
 ahall have power and fiuthority to frame and make 
 Statutes, Rules, and Ordinances, touching and concerning 
 the good government of the said College, the perfor- 
 mance of Divine Service therein, the Studies, Lectures, 
 Exercises, Degrees in Arts and Facultiea, andall nuttera 
 regarding the same; the rewdence and dutiea of the 
 Preaident of our aaid College; the number, reaidence 
 •nd dutiea, of the Professors thereof; the management 
 of the Revenuea and Property of our, said College '^ the . 
 .aahuries, stipends; proviaion and emolumenta, of and for 
 the President, Professors, Scholars^ Officera and Swvanta 
 thereof ; the number and dutiea of snch Offioera and 
 Bervanta; and also touching and concerning any other 
 natter or thing which to them ahall wem gdod, fit ' and 
 
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 College, and agreeable to thia our Charter; and alto, /'"^' '•^* 
 
 fipora time to time, by any new Statutfi, Hulei or 
 
 Ordinaneea, to revoke, renew, augment or alter, aU, 
 
 •very or any of the aaid Sututea, Rulea and OrdU 
 
 nancei, aa to them ahall leem meet and expedient : 
 
 Promded tJwayt, that the *aid Statute*, Rulea and 
 
 Ordinancea, or any of them, ahall not be rapugnant 
 
 to the Lawa and Sututea of the United Kingdom of 
 
 Great Britain and Ireland, or of our aaid Province 
 
 of Upper Canada, or to thia our Charter:^ Provided 
 
 aUo, that the aaid Statutea, Rulea, and Ordinancea, 
 
 ahall be aubject to the approbation of the aaid Viaitor 
 
 of our aaid College for the time b«ing, and ahall be 
 
 forthwith transmitted to the aaid Visitor for that pur- 
 
 - poae ; and that in caao the aaid Viaitor ahall, for ua and 
 
 on our behalf. In writing, aignify hia diaapprobatioo 
 
 thereof within two yeara of the time of their being so 
 
 made and framed, the aame, or auch part thereof aa shall 
 
 be ao disapproved of by the aaid Visitor, shall, from the 
 
 time of auch disapprobation being tQade known to the 
 
 aaid Chanckor of our aaid College, be utterly void and 
 of no effect, but otherwise, shall be and remain in full 
 force and virtiie : Provided nevAiheleu, and We do hereby 
 expreaaly aave and reserve to Ua, our Ileira and Suc- 
 ceaaora, the power of reviewing, conflbning or reversing, 
 by any order or orders to be by Ua or. them made, in our 
 or Aeir Privy Council, all or any of the decisions, acn- 
 tencea or ordera, ao to be made aa aforesaid by the said 
 Viaitor, for Ua and on our behalf, in reference to the 
 
 aaid Statutea, Rulea and Ordinancea, or any of them : 
 And We do further ordain and declare, that no Statute, 
 Rultf or Ordinance, shall be fhuned or made by the aaid 
 College Council, touching the matters aforeaaid, or any 
 of them, excepting only, auch aa shall be proposed for 
 the consideration of the aaid Council by the Chancellor 
 for the time being of our aaid College: and We do 
 require and eqjoin the said Chancellor (^hereof, to consult 
 with the President of our aaid Colle(g|e, and the next 
 Senior Member of the said College Council, reapecting 
 •11 Stitut^s, Rules and Ordinancea, to be propoaed by 
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 We tin hrroby, for IJf, our Ilelrt and RucoiMora, chaffvX 
 . Mid c<miinnnil, thii| th« 8ututM, llulea or (>nUtMnc«% 
 •Ibnwid, tubject to Iho Mid proviiioiis, •hall be atrictly 
 Mid tnylolably obMTVfd, kept and iMTfornicd, ftnin timo 
 to tinifi, in Aill viKoiir and cHcxt, under tli« ponaltiea to 
 be th«rrby or thcrttin inipoavd or contained : and Wfl do 
 ftirther will, ordain anil grant, that the mUI College ahall 
 be deemed and taken to lie an University, and *hall have 
 and enjoy all such and tlio likp privileges as are ci\joyod 
 by our Univemlties of our United Kingdom of Onrnt 
 nitain and Ireland, as (kr as the same are capable of 
 ^0$ had or enjoyed, by virtue of these our Lettera 
 il^dMaf; and that the Students in the said College shall 
 lMiif«'jM)erty and fkculty of taking the degrees of Itachelor, 
 Muter, and Doctor, in the several Arts and Facultiea, at 
 the appointed times, and shall have liberty witblfl thcm- 
 •elvea of pcrfumiing all Scholastic Exercises, for the 
 conferring such degrees, in such manner as shall bo di- 
 rected by the Statutes, Rulca and Ordinances of the said 
 CoDego : And We do ftirthet will, ordain and appoint, 
 that no Rcligiou* test or qti^Cation shall bo required 
 of, or appointed for Miy person! admitted or matHculated 
 as Scholars within our said College, or of persons admit- 
 ted to any degree in any Art or Faculty therein, save 
 only that all persona jidmittcd within our said College 
 to any degree in Divinity, shall make such and the same 
 declarations and subscriptioga, and take such and the 
 
 admitted to any 
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 same oaths as are required of 
 degree of Divinity in our Unil^i 
 We do fbrther will and direct an 
 cellor, President and Professors 
 *11 persons admitted therein to t 
 Arts, or to any degree in Divinjty, 
 .who, ftom the time of such their udmission to such de- 
 gree, ahall pity the annual mm q( Twenty Shillings, 
 Sterling Money, for and towards the support and main- 
 tenance o^the said College, shall be, and be deeme^ 
 taken and reputed, to be Members of the Convocation 
 of the Bai4 University, and aa such Members of the aaid 
 Convocatiyi shall have, exercise and enjoy, all such and 
 tbfe like iHrivileges as are enjoyed by the Members of the 
 Convocation of our. University of Oxford, so ftr aa the 
 
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 vision* thcnM; Am^l^mill, kihI by theta PratenU 
 for Dd^omJMfc Mid Su<*ciiaiiori, do Kniit and dccljupa, 
 thai th^flKrWrTotter* Iltoat, or th« cnr«>liiM>iit or ts* 
 inl|(lifle«tion th«rfon 'thiti «nd may bo 9fMA, (Inn, valldt « 
 
 t'lufflcitiht >nd I'fllxtuiil, ill the I<aw, according to lh« tru« 
 ' Intent aiidjiicuiluif of tlio Mine, auU «liaU be taken, con* 
 ■trued VmiU adjudged, in the moat flivorable and bene* 
 llciat lena^, for tlio bc»t advantago of the taid Chancellor, 
 President and Scholara of our said C'olkgi*, a* well in our 
 Courts of llccord as vls«;wlicro, and by all a:ud singul«r 
 Judgea, Justices, Ofllcers|^ Ministers and other Subjects 
 whatsoever, of Us, our Heirs and Successora, any mia- 
 recital, nonr recital, omission, imiierfvction, defect, matter, 
 cause or thing whatsoever, to the contrary thereof in 
 anywise notwithstanding: In Witness whcn^of We liavw 
 caused these our Letters to be made I'atent :— -Witness 
 Ourscif at Westminster, the Fifteenth day of March, ia 
 the F^ighth year of Our Ileign — By writ of Privy Seal 
 — (Signed) — Uathurst**: Aiul whereas, certain alters* 
 tions appear necessary to be made in the same, in order 
 to meet the desire and circumstances of tbe Colony, and 
 ithai the said Charter Day produce the benefits intended: < 
 \ U lh^ftt0f enacted hy the King's Most Excellent 
 igcsty, by and with the advice and consent of (Be Le- 
 gislative Council and Assembly of tN^ Pi;oTince of Upper 
 Canada, constituted and estabUBlM>d''by virtue of and 
 under the authority of an Act passed in the Parliament 
 of Great Britain, entitled, *' An Act to rcp<!ul certun 
 parts of an Act passed in the fourtcemtb year of His 
 MiO<!*ty** ^i8"i entitled, ' An Act for making more ; 
 
 effectual provision fojf the Government of tho Province '.^: 
 
 of Quebec, in North America, and to make fiurther pro- , 
 
 ^vision for the Government of the said Province,' " tad 
 the authority of the same. That for and notwith* 
 •tSnding anything in the said Charter contained, the . . .„^^ 
 
 Judges of His Majesty's Court of King's Bench shalL ii*"<^ ■^" *>" 
 
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 for ft^d on belialf of the King, be Visitors of the said CoUtf*. 
 
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 the Diot^eae of Quebec, for tho tiine being, and that th« 
 
 Presidentof the said University, on any future vacancy, 
 
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 and- Faculties of the said College^ and of the Principal 
 of the Minor or Upper Canada College ; and in ease 
 there shall not at any time be five Professors as afore- 
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 appointed therein, the Council shall be filled with Mem- 
 bers to be appointed as in the said Charter is^provided* 
 except that it shall not be necessaiy that any Member 
 of the College Council to be so appointed, or that' any 
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 to be at any time appointed, shdl be a Member of the 
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 Toronto, should be incorporated with, and form an'ap* 
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 Aere/ore enacted by Ou axUunity afaretdid, That the sud 
 ,Minor OT Upper Canada College shall be incorporated 
 with, uid fiNTP an appendage ofthe Univer^ty of ffing'^ 
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