441

438

1876-7

[margin]
Apr. 27 1877
[/margin]

refused to sustain the class attendance of
W.E. D'Argent.

[margin]
examiners for
Watkin's scholarship
[/margin]

Professors Williamson Mackerras,
Dupuis and Ferguson were appointed
to take charge of the examination
of candidates at the Collegiate Institute
for the Watkins scholarship.

Closed with prayer

W Snodgrass, D.D., Principal
J.B. Mowat, Secretary
________________________
[margin]
Ap. 23 1877
[/margin]

Queen's University April 23d 1877

The Senate met and was constituted.

Sederunt Principal Snodgrass, Professors
Williamson, Mowat, Dupuis, Ferguson,
and Watson.

The minutes of the last meeting
held 7th inst. were read and approved.

[margin]
D'Argent admitted
to Un. En.
[/margin]

The Senate agreed to sustain the
attendance of W.E D'Argent on the classes
of senior Latin and senior mathematics
as sufficient to entitle him to appear at
the University examination in these subjects.

On a review of the written examinations
in Arts the Senate sustained the
University examination of the following
undergraduates named in the order of
merit in each subject:

[margin]
Passmen
[/margin]

Junior Latin
1. William W. Briden
2. Hugh McIntosh
3. Hugh H. McMillan
4. James Downing
5. John McArthur

438

1876-7

[margin]
Apr. 27 1877
[/margin]

refused to sustain the class attendance of
W.E. D'Argent.

[margin]
examiners for
Watkin's scholarship
[/margin]

Professors Williamson Mackerras,
Dupuis and Ferguson were appointed
to take charge of the examination
of candidates at the Collegiate Institute
for the Watkins scholarship.

Closed with prayer

W Snodgrass, D.D., Principal
J.B. Mowat, Secretary
________________________
[margin]
Ap. 23 1877
[/margin]

Queen's University April 23d 1877

The Senate met and was constituted.

Sederunt Principal Snodgrass, Professors
Williamson, Mowat, Dupuis, Ferguson,
and Watson.

The minutes of the last meeting
held 7th inst. were read and approved.

[margin]
D'Argent admitted
to Un. En.
[/margin]

The Senate agreed to sustain the
attendance of W.E D'Argent on the classes
of senior Latin and senior mathematics
as sufficient to entitle him to appear at
the University examination in these subjects.

On a review of the written examnations
in Arts the Senate sustained the
Univefsity examination of the following
undergraduates named in the order of
merit in each subject:

[margin]
Passmen
[/margin]

Junior Latin
1. William W. Briden
2. Hugh McIntosh
3. Hugh H. McMillan
4. James Downing
5. JOhn McArthur