sion.

By Graces 4 April, 1878, Students who have obtained Honours in the Semitic Languages Tripos are entitled to admission on the first day of the Easter Term next following, or at any previous Congregation on payment of Seven Pounds.

Degrees.

Sect. 1.

Part III.

General
Admission

Term.

Report 1 Nov. 1884. Grace 20 Nov. 1884.

That the Registrary send to the various Prælectors a in the Easter notice of the hours at which he will receive the candidates from the several Colleges on the day preceding each day of General Admission in the Easter Term, and that the candidates be brought to the Senate-House or other appointed Signatures. place by the Prælectors and sign their names there as at Matriculation.

Two Congregations

on the day of General Admission

for Honour

That on the day of General Admission in the Easter Term for candidates proceeding to their degree by an Honours Tripos there be two Congregations one in the forenoon at Candidates. eleven o'clock and the other in the afternoon at two o'clock or such other hours as may be convenient; that at the Congregation in the forenoon the Wranglers and those whose names appear in the First Class of any Tripos be admitted in the accustomed manner and no others; and that at the Congregation in the afternoon the Senior Optimes Junior Optimes and those whose names appear in the Second or Third Class of any Tripos or who are allowed an ægrotat degree in Honours be admitted in the accustomed manner and no others.

Order of
Admission

in Honours.

That on the other day of General Admission in the Easter of those not Term the Admission of the candidates from each College follow immediately on presentation, the candidates from each College being presented in alphabetical order.

Who may be

admitted in

Report 1 Dec. 1884. Grace 11 Dec. 1884.

That on the day of General Admission in the Michaelmas the Michael Term no student be admitted to the degree of B.A. or LL.B.

mas Term.

unless he either

(1) has obtained Honours or been declared to have

Degrees.

Sect. 1. Part III.

so acquitted himself as to deserve Honours in one of the
Tripos Examinations last preceding, or been declared to
have been examined and approved for the degree of LL.M.
in the list appended to the list of those examined and ap-
proved for the Law Tripos last preceding;

or (2) commenced residence in the Lent Term next but
two preceding, and has passed one of the Special Examina-
tions immediately preceding the day of General Admission.

PART IV. INAUGURATION OF BACHELORS OF ARTS.

Grace 10 Dec. 1868.

1. Inauguration Day.

INAUGURATION OF BACHELORS.

[1. That the second day of the Easter Term be the day for the inauguration of Bachelors of Arts and Law in the year 1883 that there be two inaugurations of Bachelors of Arts and Law in the year 1884, the first on the second day of the Easter Term, the other on the last day of the Michaelmas Term: and that the day for the inauguration of Bachelors of Arts and Law in subsequent years be the last day (or if that day be Sunday, the last day but one) of the Michaelmas Term.

Inaugura-
Arts and

tion days.

Law,

Surgery.

2. That the day of inauguration of Bachelors of Medicine Medicine and and Surgery be the Tuesday immediately preceding the last day of the Easter Term. Report 19 June 1882. Grace 23 June 1882.]

2.

2. Order of Seniority.

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seniority.

That at each Inauguration, the names of those who Order of since the preceding Inauguration have been admitted ad titulum Baccalaurei in Artibus designati' be arranged in order of seniority as follows:

B.A. in

Honours.

Graces

[(4) Those who have obtained Honours in the year, viz.:

2a. The first Class of the Classical Tripos Part II.

...

...

...

Part I.

Moral Sciences Tripos.

Natural Sciences Tripos Part II.

Feb. 26, 1874, and May 15, 1884.

26.

3.

...

Degrees.

Sect. 1. Part IV.

Senior Optimes.

11a. The second Class of the Classical Tripos Part II.

20a. The third Class of the Classical Tripos Part II.

Degrees.

Sect. 1.

l'art IV.

Jun. 3, 1858.

B.A. De

(B) Those who have obtained an Ordinary Degree in Ordinary the year, or who have passed the requisite Examinations in gree. some preceding year, viz.:

1. The aggregate of the first Classes of the Special
Examinations in the preceding Easter Term, the
names being arranged alphabetically.

2.

The aggregate [of the second and third Classes of
the Special Examination in Theology, and of the
second Classes in the other Special Examinations
Grace 4 April, 1878] in the preceding Easter Term,
the names being arranged alphabetically.

3. The aggregate of all other persons who have been
admitted during the year, the names being ar-
ranged alphabetically.

3. Formulæ of Inauguration.

Placeat vobis ut formulæ Inaugurationis, a Concilio Senatus 21°. Maii editæ, suffragiis vestris comprobentur.

Inaugura

Baccalaureorum in Artibus Designatorum nominibus ordine Formulæ of senioritatis præscripto recitatis, Senior Procurator his verbis tion.

utatur,

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Auctoritate, qua fungimur, decernimus et pronuntiamus hos omnes nunc demum esse in artibus Baccalaureos."

Eadem forma Baccalaurei in Jure et in Medicina inaugu. LL.B., M.B. rentur.

SECT. 2. Bachelors of Arts.

Note. No Examination or Exercise is required of a Bachelor of Arts proceeding to the Degree of Master of Arts.

CREATION OF MASTERS AND DOCTORs.

Report 19 June 1882. Grace 23 June 1882.

The Council recommend :

That the Tuesday immediately preceding the last day of the Easter Term be appointed as the day for the creation of Masters and Doctors in the various faculties.

Oct. 28, 1858.

A. M.

LL.M.

D.D.

B.D.

LL.D.

M.D.

1. Order of Seniority.

Placeat vobis ut relationis, a Concilio Senatus 25° Octobris editæ, clausula tricesima tertia suffragiis vestris comprobetur.

Idem conceditur de clausulis 34, 35, 36 et 37.

The Council of the Senate recommend (Oct. 25, 1858):

33. That, at the Creation of Masters of Arts in every year, the names of the Inceptors be arranged in order of seniority according to their seniority as Bachelors at Inauguration. 34. That, at the Creation of Masters of Law in every year, the names be arranged in order of seniority as follows:

1.

2.

3.

Persons, who have been Masters of Arts, arranged
according to their seniority as Masters of Arts.
Persons, who have been Bachelors of Law, arranged
according to their seniority as Bachelors of Law.
Persons, who have been Bachelors of Arts, arranged
according to their seniority as Bachelors of Arts.

35. That, at the Creation of Doctors of Divinity in every
year, the names be arranged in order of seniority according
to the date of admission to the Degree of Bachelor of Divinity;
persons, admitted to the Degree of Bachelor of Divinity on
the same day, having their relative precedence determined
according to their seniority as Masters of Arts.

36. That, at the creation of Doctors of Law in every year, the names be arranged in order of seniority according to the seniority of the Doctors Designate as Masters of Law.

Persons, who have been Masters of Arts or Bachelors of Law, admitted to the title of Doctors Designate of Law by virtue of rights reserved by the new statutes, to be arranged after those who have been Masters of Law, and according to their seniority as Masters of Arts or Bachelors of Law respectively.

37. That, at the creation of Doctors of Medicine in every year, the names be arranged in order of seniority as follows: 1. Persons, who have been Masters of Arts, arranged

according to their seniority as Masters of Arts.

Degrees.

Sect. 2.