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The minutes of the previous meeting were read and sustained.

A letter was read from the Registrar of the Royal College
of Physicians and Surgeons at Kingston, acknowledging the receipt
of an Extract from the Minutes of last meeting and stating that,
for this year at best, that College would account to Queen's
College for the total amount of Registration Fees.

[margin] Matriculants
in Medicine
[end margin]

The Principal read the Report of the Examiner of
the Matriculation Examination in Medicine. The Report was
adopted, and in terms thereof the following Students were
admitted to the Rank of Undergraduates in Medicine.

George Hendry, Charles Artson, C. Dumble, S.F. Maguire,
N. McDonald, A.E. Harvey, C. Bleasdell, D.M. Booth,
D. Johnstone, A. Day, A. McGraw, James Rutherford,
George Carruthers, P.B. Mansman, H.J. Murphy, James
Lafferty, D.A. Ferguson, M. Matheson, H.A. Gunn, A.S.
Levitt, C. Corbett, A. S. Fraser, D.J. Thompson.

The Registrar was instructed to send an Extract of this
Minute to the Registrar of the Royal Colleges of
Physicians and Surgeons.

A note of thanks was unanimously awarded to the Examiner
for his trouble and care in conducting the Examinations,
and the Registrar was instructed to send him an Extract
of this Minute.

[margin]
Judges of
University
Prize Essays
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It was agreed to request the following gentlemen to
act as judges of the University Prize Essays: 1. Of the Essays
for the Kingston Prize the Honourable James Patton
and James Riddell, Esqs.; 2. of those for the Toronto Prizes
Judge Draper and Samuel Woods, Esqs.; 3. of those
for the Montreal and Church Agent's Prizes the Rev.
Mr Artson of Lanark and the Rev. Mr. Bain of
Perth.

The Registrar was instructed to acquaint
each of the Judges with his co-adjutor with a view to
their comparing results and giving a unanimous adjudication.

The meeting was closed with the benediction.

W. Snodgrass, D.D., Principal
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Queen's University 11th January 1867

The day the Senate met and was constituted. Present

J. Clark Murray, Secretary