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10. The Board of Historical and Archæological Studies. Historical (1) The Professor of Political Economy. (2) The dies; Whewell Professor of International Law. (3) The Examiners for the Historical Tripos for the current and last preceding year. (4) Four Members of the Senate elected by Grace to serve for four years.

11. The Board of Moral Science Studies.

(1) The Examiners for the current and last preceding year. (2) Three Members of the Senate elected by Grace to serve for three years.

12. The Board of Musical Studies.

(1) The Examiners for the degrees of Bachelor and Doctor of Music. Such Examiners to become Members of the Board at the beginning of the term succeeding the first examination in which they have taken part subsequent to their appointment as Examiners and to hold office for twelve months. (2) Four Members of the Senate elected by Grace to serve for four years.

IV. (1) Except when it is otherwise expressly provided, Examiners who are by the above regulations appointed to become Members of Boards of Studies shall become Members of the Board as soon as they are appointed Examiners, and shall cease to be Members of the Board when the Examiners for the next year but one succeeding (or in the case of the Board of Mathematical Studies, next but two succeeding) are appointed.

Moral Sci

ence Studies;

Musical Studies.

Examiners

Date at which become mem

bers.

(2) One of the Members elected by Grace to serve Rotation. on each Board in accordance with the provisions of III. shall retire by rotation on the twentieth day of November in each year, and his place shall be supplied by election at the next ensuing congregation.

cies.

(3) Any vacancy arising from the death or resigna- Casual vacantion of a Member of a Board elected in accordance with the provisions of III. shall be filled up by the election of a Member of the Senate, to hold office for the remainder of the term of office of the person whose death or resignation causes the vacancy.

Boards.

provisions.

Temporary V. Every elected Member of an existing Board shall be deemed to be an elected Member of the corresponding new Board until the end of the period for which he was originally appointed. Provided that the several elected Members of the Board of Natural Science Studies may have the option of becoming Members either of the Board of Chemical and Physical Studies or of the Board of Biological and Geological Studies.

Chairman and Secre

tary.

Quorum.

Order of
Election.

VI. Each Board shall elect annually, or at such longer interval as the Board shall determine, one of its Members to act as Chairman and one of its Members to act as Secretary.

VII. Each Board shall determine what number of Members, being in no case less than four, shall constitute a quorum.

2. General Board.

Report 16 Oct. 1882. Grace 19 Oct. 1882.

The Council recommend :

That as soon as possible after the confirmation of this Report the several Special Boards of Studies shall each elect a member to serve on the General Board of Studies as follows:

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That after the several Boards shall have elected their representatives, eight members of the Senate shall be elected by Grace.

10 May,

1883.

10 May,

1883.

Two of these eight members shall serve till Dec. 1, 1886.

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That in subsequent years the Boards whose representatives retire shall, between the 20th day of November and the Saturday before the 1st day of December, elect one of their members to serve on the General Board for four years. The election by Grace of two members of the Senate to serve for four years shall take place after the election of the Representatives of the Boards.

Retiring members shall be re-eligible.

STATUTE B. CHAPTER VI.

FOR PROFESSORS.

1. The Professor of Surgery'.

That there be established in the University a Professorship of Surgery Surgery. in accordance with the provisions of Statute B. chap. VI., and that such Professorship be subject to the following regulations.

1. The Professorship shall be called the Professorship of Surgery.

2. It shall be the principal duty of the Professor to teach and illustrate the principles and practice of Surgery, to apply himself to the advancement of the knowledge of these subjects, and to promote their study in the University.

3. The Special Board of Studies, with which the Professorship is connected, shall be the Special Board for Medicine.

4. The Professorship shall not be tenable with any other Professorship in the University.

5. The Professor shall receive no stipend until the University shall otherwise provide.

2. The Professor of Physiology.

That the Report2, dated March 12, 1883, of the Council of the Senate, Physiology. recommending that immediate steps be taken for the appointment of a Professor of Physiology, be confirmed.

1 The Report of the Board of Medical Studies is to be found in the Cam. bridge University Reporter, No. 467, March 13, 1883, pages 479, 480.

2 See Cambridge University Reporter, March 13, 1883, page 478.

Pathology.

3. The Professor of Pathology.

Report of the General Board 19 Nov. 1883. Grace 6 Dec. 1883.

That steps be taken for the appointment of a Professor of Pathology before the division of the Easter Term, 1884.

Indian Law;

STATUTE B. CHAPTER VII.

FOR READERS.

Report of the General Board 19 Nov. 1883. Graces 6 Dec. 1883.

3. That the General Board be authorised to appoint a Reader in Indian Law in accordance with the provisions of Stat. B. ch. VII.; and that from and after Midsummer, 1884, stipend £300; an annual stipend of £300 to be paid out of the University Chest be attached to the Readership; and that the Special Board with which such Readership is connected be the Special Board for Law.

Special

Board.

Classical

Archæology.

4. That the General Board be authorised to appoint a Reader in Classical Archæology in accordance with the provisions of Stat. B. ch. VII.; and that from and after Midstipend £300; summer, 1884, the annual stipend of £300 be attached to such Readership, £200 to be paid out of the Chest, and £100 out of the Common University Fund; and that the Special Board with which such Readership is connected be the Special Board for Classics.

Special
Board.

Comparative
Philology;

stipend £300;

Special
Board.

Talmudic;

5. That the General Board be authorised to appoint a Reader in Comparative Philology in accordance with the provisions of Stat. B. ch. vII.; and that an annual stipend of £300 payable out of the Common University Fund be attached to such Readership, the stipend to commence from Ladyday 1884, or if the appointment is made subsequently to Ladyday 1884, then from such time as the General Board shall think fit; and that the Special Board with which such Readership is connected be the Special Board for Classics.

6. That the General Board be authorised to appoint a Reader in Talmudic in accordance with the provisions of

Stat. B. ch. VII.; and that from and after Michaelmas, 18851,

Board.

an annual stipend of £300 to be paid out of the University stipend £300;
Chest be attached to such Readership; and that the Special Special
Board with which such Readership is connected be the
Special Board for Oriental Studies.

7. That the General Board be authorised to appoint Botany; a Reader in Botany; and that an annual stipend of £100 stipend £100; payable out of the Common University Fund be attached to such Readership, the stipend to commence from Ladyday 1884, or if the appointment is made subsequently to Ladyday 1884, then from such time as the General Board shall think fit; and that the Special Board with which such Readership Special is connected be the Special Board for Biology and Geology.

Report 2 June 1884. Grace 12 June 1884.

Board.

The General Board of Studies have had under their consideration an offer by Professor Sidgwick to pay to the Common University Fund the sum of £300 a year, for the space of four years, out of his professorial stipend, with a view to the immediate establishment of a Readership in English Law. English Law.

At the end of four years, funds will be available, from the Common University Fund, for the permanent endowment of this Readership, the necessity for which has been repeatedly urged upon the General Board of Studies by the Special Board for Law.

1 The present appointment terminates at Michaelmas, 1885; its conditions are as follows:

Report 28 April 1879. Grace 15 May 1879.

The Council of the Senate recommend :

1. That the stipend of Mr Schiller-Szinessy the present Reader in Talmudic and Rabbinic Literature be increased from £100 (Grace, May 27, 1875, Ordinationes, p. 305) to £300.

2. That he be required to reside during at least two-thirds of each Term, and to deliver in each Term at least one course of Lectures, the scheme for which shall have been approved by the Board of Oriental Studies.

3. That the present arrangement by which Mr Schiller-Szinessy receives £200 a year while making a catalogue of the Hebrew MSS. in the University Library be terminated; it being understood that Mr SchillerSzinessy shall be at liberty to make fresh arrangements with the Library Syndicate for the completion of the Catalogue.

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