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May 01, 2022 Khufu Jul 31, 2020 Queen's University Archives	390 387 1874-5 [margin] Ap. 27 1875 [/margin] to hold the first named, viz. Alfred Hyla Betts entitled to the said degree of M.D. so soon as he shall have attained his majority. Of these gentlemen Messrs Betts, Barscallen, Deynard, David H. Dowsley, Lane, Potter and Tuttle having obtained 140 out of 150 marks in three subjects at the written examinations were exempted from the oral examination. [margin] Alma Mater Soc. Prize [/margin] In accordance with the proposal of the Alma Mater Society the Senate agreed to class as a University prize a Prize to be provided by that Society for an essay on the oratory of Edmund Burke. [margin] qualification for a scholarship [/margin] The Senate agreed that the minimum qualification for a scholarship be the obtaining one half of the number of marks assigned to the subject to which the scholarship is attached. [margin] subject of Thesis by P.C. Macnee [/margin] The Senate approved of "the Feudal System" as the subject of a proposed Thesis by P.C. Macnee B.A. The above minutes were read and sustained. Closed with prayer. W. Snodgrass, D.D., Principal J.B. Mowat, Secretary	390 387 1874-5 [margin] Ap. 27 1875 [/margin] to hold the first named, viz. Alfred Hyla Betts entitled to the said degree of M.D. so soon as he shall have attained his majority. Of these gentlemen Messrs Betts, Barscallen, Deynard, David H. Dowsley, Lane, Potter and Tuttle having obtained 140 out of 150 marks in three subjects at the written examinations were exempted from the oral examination. [margin] Alma Mater Soc. Prize [/margin] In accordance with the proposal of the Alma Mater Society the Senate agreed to class as a University prize a Prize to be provided by that Society for an essay on the oratory of Edmund Burke. [margin] qualification for a scholarship [/margin] The Senate agreed that the minimum qualification for a scholarship be the obtaining one half of the number of marks assigned to the subject to which the scholarship is attached. [margin] subject of Thesis by P.C. Macnee [/margin] The Senate approved of "the Feudal System" as the subject of a proposed Thesis by P.C. Macnee B.A. The above minutes were read and sustained. Closed with prayer. W. Snodgrass, D.D., Principal J.B. Mowat, Secretary

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