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and similar in shape to that worn by the Law Graduates of Trinity
College, Dublin.

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Hoods of B.D. & B.A.
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Resolved further, that the hood of the Bachelor in Divinity
should be white with a crimson plush border and that the hood
of the Bachelor in Arts should be black with border of Red silk.

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Adoption of Report
of Committee on
Statutes
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It was then moved by Dr. Williamson, seconded by
Dr. Lawson, that the Report of the Committee on the Statutes, received
by the Senate and recorded in the minutes of Senate of
]24th February last, be hereby adopted and ordered to be transmitted
by the Secretary of Senate to the Secretary of the Board
of Trustees with a respectful request that the Trustees will take
into consideration, at their first full meeting, the suggestions
and statements contained in said Report.

On the motion being put, Professors Williamson , Weir,
Lawson, Dickson and Kennedy casted for it, Professor Murray
against it, Professors Mowat and Lavell declining to vote.

The meeting was then closed with the benediction

William Leitch Principal

Queen's University, 28th April 1863

This day the College Senate met & was constituted, the Very
Rev. Principal in the Chair. Present Professors Williamson, Weir,
Mowat, Lawson, Murray and Dickson.

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Collation of Degrees
1. Theology of B.D.
2. Arts (a) of M.A.
(b) of B.A.
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A Report was received from the Senatus, recommending
that the degree of Bachelor in Divinity be conferred on David
Ross, M.A., and that the degree Master of Arts be conferred
on Duncan McDonald, James Cowie Smith, John
Ken McMorine and John S. Locheed, Bachelors in Arts. The
Report recommended further that the degree of Bachelor in
Arts should be conferred on Robert Jardine (with Honours in
Classics, Mathematics, Natural History, Natural Philosophy
and Moral Philosophy), on Alexander Jamieson (with
Honours in Natural History), Edison Baldrone Fraleck
(with Honours in Natural History), on John Navassaur Noel
(with Honours in English Literature), on William Rutherford