scarlet robes, on what days. Those in statu pupil lari to shew respect and obedience; to behave becomingly. All to assist in preserving order. LL.M. to wear the same gown and hood as M.A., and LL.B.as B.A. 3. That in lieu of the present Regulations for wearing scarlet the following be substituted: That the Doctors in the different faculties wear their scarlet robes in public on Christmas Day, Easter Day, Ascension Day, Whitsunday, Trinity Sunday, All Saints' Day, on the day appointed for the Commemoration of Benefactors, on Commencement Tuesday, and on all other occasions on which the Vice-Chancellor may by public notice request that scarlet robes be worn. 4. That Members of the University in statu pupillari be required to pay due respect and obedience to the ViceChancellor, Proctors, and Pro-Proctors, and all who are in authority in the University; to state their names and the Colleges to which they belong when asked by the Proctors, Pro-Proctors, or others in authority, or by any Master of Arts or other Member of the Senate; and to behave themselves at all times modestly and becomingly. 5. That all Members of the University shall so far as they are able assist the Vice-Chancellor, Proctors and ProProctors in the preservation of order both in the SenateHouse and elsewhere. Placeat vobis ut Magistri in Jure iisdem toga et caputio utantur quibus Magistri in Artibus, et Baccalaurei in Jure iisdem toga et caputio, quibus Baccalaurei in Artibus. Discipline. Oct. 14, 1858. Place of Council of Senate on public occasions, how to be determined, PRECEDENCE. 1. The Council of the Senate. Placeat vobis ut relatio Concilii Senatus, 29 Aprilis 1861 data, de statu eorum qui in Senatus Concilium electi fuerint, suffragiis vestris comprobetur. The Council of the Senate report (April 29, 1861): That in their opinion it is expedient that Membership of the Council of the Senate should receive some special recognition on all public occasions. That it be left to the Vice-Chancellor to determine from țime to time what provision shall be made to give effect to Maii 2, 1861. Discipline. Mar. 4, 1858. this regulation, it being understood that no alteration shall be 2. Addresses to the Crown. Placeat vobis ut relatio Concilii Senatus, 22° Februarii data, suffragiis vestris comprobetur. The Council of the Senate report (Feb. 22, 1858): That they have been led by recent changes in the University to take into consideration the mode of presenting addresses from the University to the Crown. The Council recommend that upon every occasion the Deputation, deputation to be appointed to accompany the Chancellor in the presentation of the address should consist of the ViceChancellor, the Public Orator, the Proctors, and the Registrary, together with six other Members of the Senate, to be nominated by the Vice-Chancellor. sentation. Bedells. The Council recommend, further, that, as it has been mode of preallowed on late occasions, the Registrary should attend the Chancellor to the foot of the Throne and hold the address while the Chancellor reads it; and that he should afterwards call over the names of the deputation in the order of seniority. The Council recommend also that, in conformity likewise The Esquire with recent custom, the Esquire Bedells should precede the Chancellor with their maces, and in approaching the royal presence should fall aside at such point of time as will conveniently admit of the deputation passing by and advancing to the Throne; and that on the return of the Chancellor to the door of the presence-chamber they should conduct him back in the same order in which they went. Deputation. And, lastly, the Council recommend that the expenses of Expenses of the Vice-Chancellor, the Public Orator, the Proctors, the Registrary, and the Esquire Bedells only should be paid out of the Common Chest. Proctorial election, rotation, casual vacan cies. Duties and powers. PROCTORIAL SYNDICATE. Placeat vobis ut ejusdem Relationis [Syndicorum Procuratorum potestati tuendæ constitutorum, 31mo Januario 1863 datæ,] pars tertia de constituendis novis Syndicis qui Procuratores consilio suo adjuvent et apparitorum officiis recte fungendis invigilent, suffragiis vestris comprobetur. The Syndicate recommend (Jan. 21, 1863): That a permanent Syndicate be constituted, to be called the Proctorial Syndicate, consisting of the Vice-Chancellor, the Proctors, and four other Members of the Senate to be elected by Grace. That of the said four Members one retire by rotation on the [20th of November, Grace 29 Oct. 1868], in every year, and that his place be supplied by one other person elected at the next ensuing Congregation, the retiring Member not being re-eligible at that election [except by a special Grace in which it shall be stated that in the opinion of the Council there are special grounds which make the retirement of such member inexpedient. Grace 9 Nov. 1882.] That the order of rotation for retirement be that of priority of Election. That in the case of a vacancy occurring in any year by the death of a Member or otherwise, a new Member be elected as soon as possible to supply the vacant place, and that the person so elected continue to be a Member of the Syndicate for the same period as that during which the person, whose substitute he is, would have continued. The That the duties and powers of the Proctorial Syndicate be those described in the former part of this Report. description is as follows:-" who might exercise a general supervision over the discipline of the University, and to whom the Proctors might have recourse for information and advice in any matters of doubt or difficulty". MAINTENANCE OF ORDER IN THE SENATE-HOUSE. (See p. 197.) Discipline. Feb. 23, 1863. Discipline. Mar. 15, 1854. LODGING HOUSES. Placeat vobis ut relatio modo recitata suffragiis vestris comprobetur. The Syndicate recommend (March 6, 1854): Lodging That in future all licences of the keepers of lodging- Loses to be houses for the residence of persons in statu pupillari should licensed. be granted under the following regulations, and that no person in statu pupillari lodging in a house not duly licensed should be considered as resident in the University or keeping Terms. House Syn dicate, 1. That a Syndicate shall be constituted, consisting of the Lodging Vice-Chancellor, the Proctors, the Proctors of the preceding year, and four other members of the Senate elected by grace. 2. That one of the said four members shall retire from election, the Syndicate in every year on [November 20 Grace 29 Oct. 1868], the order for retirement being that of priority of election; and that his place shall be supplied by a person nomi- rotation. nated by the Vice-Chancellor, and elected at the next ensuing congregation. 3. casual vacan That in the case of a vacancy occurring in any year Syndicate, by the death of one of the said four members, or otherwise, a cies, new member shall be elected as soon as possible to supply the vacant place, and that the person so elected shall continue to be a member of the Syndicate for the same period as that during which the person, whose substitute he is, would have continued. 4. [This paragraph related to the first election of the Syndicate.] 5. That the Syndicate shall be entrusted with the power powers, of granting licences to the keepers of lodging-houses1 for the residence of persons in statu pupillari, subject to such regulations as may be prescribed by Graces of the Senate that they shall also have the power of hearing and adjudicating upon all complaints against the keepers of lodging-houses, and of suspending or revoking licences whenever it appears to them expedient. 6. That no business shall be transacted at any meeting quorum. of the Syndicate unless the Vice-Chancellor or his deputy and four other members at least be present. 1 For the limits within which ordinary licences may be granted see Cambridge University Reporter, 2 Dec. 1879, p. 147. Annual meeting of Syndicate. Applications for Licences how to be made Certificate. Licences. Printed lists of the names cants for lodging house licen to certain au each College. 7. [That the Syndicate shall meet for the purpose of 8. [That all applications for licences shall be sent to the I hereby certify that I have examined the house of the above-named applicant; that it is capable of accommodating in a proper manner besides the family of the applicant the number of students proposed in the application; that it is satisfactory from a sanitary point of view; that it is so arranged as to enable the applicant to comply with all the regulations of the Syndicate; that the lodgings are healthy and clean; and that the prices stated above appear to me to be reasonable. 9. That printed lists of the names, residences, and occu &c. of appli-pations of the applicants, together with the number of sets of lodgings in each house and their respective prices, shall be sent ces to be sent as soon as practicable after the last day appointed for receiving thorities of applications to the Master, Tutors, and Deans of every College, accompanied by a request that any remark or objection, which it may seem desirable to make, may be sent in writing to the Vice-Chancellor for the consideration of the Syndicate before the time of licensing, or that the person objecting may Discipline. |