Parliamentary Papers

(16.) Extract of an Act of Parliament, ratifying and approving the haill former Privileges of
the said College, and Rents thereof, under the hands of Sir George Hay, Clerk Re-
gister, 28th June 1617

(17.) Extract of an Act of Parliament, ratifying the Old Foundation, and all former acts of

Mortifications and Donations, in Favours of the said College, and confirming the rents

thereof, 28th July 1633

(18.) Signature for a Charter by K. Charles I., uniting the two Colleges of Aberdeen into the

Caroline University, &c.-15th Jan. 1642

(19.) Ratification of the Mortification of the Rents of the Bishoprick of Aberdeen to the Col

lege.-Dated 17th November 1641

(20.) Commission by King Charles, or Gift of the Bishop's House, to the Principal.-Dated

4th Oct. 1641

(21.) Carta per Carolum Regem, in Favorem Divinitatis Professoris in Academiâ et Univer

sitate Veteris Aberdoniæ, Terrarum, &c. de Cairntraidlin, &c.—Dat. 12 Martii 1642 .

(22.) An Ordinance for the better Support of the Universities in Scotland, &c.—8th Aug.

1654

(23.) Order for Payment of Augmentation to the College Stipends.-Dated 2d September 1654

By the Commissioners of the Customes for Scotland

(24.) Charter of Mortification in favour of the University of Aberdeen, of Superiorities, Lands,

Teinds, &c., formerly belonging to the Bishoprick of Aberdeen, &c.-Dated 18th June

1658 .

(25.) Act of Parliament, confirming Rights, Mortifications, &c., of College.-Dated 22d Aug.

1670

(26) Extract Act of Privy Council.-Dated 1st Feb. 1672

(27) Rectorial Act establishing a Profession of Hebrew, &c. in the University, &c. of Aber-

deen.-Dated 29th Dec. 1674

(28.) Litera Donationis Summæ Ter Centum Librarum Sterlinen, in favorem Universitatis

Abredonen. Dat. 29 Aprilis 1695

(29.) Grant to Professors of Divinity and Oriental Languages. 1st March 1698

(30.) Grant by Queen Anne in favour of the University and Colleges of Aberdeen

(31.) Excerpts from Minute-Book of the University and King's College, Aberdeen, relative to

Grants of £1700, and an Annual Sum of £700 in favour of College

(32.) Parchment Chartulary, supplemental of Deeds not specified above. [Not printed by the

Commission]

ORDER II.-Copies of all the Rules and Regulations, or Acts of Visitation of the said Univer-

sity, whether made and prescribed by the Crown, or any Visitors or Commissioners,

appointed by the Crown or Parliament; or by the General Assembly of the Church of

Scotland, or any Commissioners appointed thereby; or by any Bishops, or Corporations,

or by any Body or Individuals claiming Authority to make and prescribe the same,

Return by the Senatus Academicus.

Inventory of Papers sent in Answer to this Order, 1 to 18

(19.) Act of Visitation, 27th February 1665

ib.

(20.) Answers by the Rector and Principal of the King's College of Aberdeen, to the

Desires of the Lord Bishop of Aberdeen, their Chancelour, the Earl Marischal, and

remanent Visitors of the two Colleges of Aberdeen, met at the said College, the fourth

day of May 1675

Extract from the Report of Messrs. Gordon and Innes, two of the Rector's Assessors

Mortification Accounts

Library Accounts

Extracts of Rectorial Visitations of King's College of Aberdeen, made from Minute-

books of that College, 1634, 1637, 1638, 1763.

Report of Messrs. Forbes and Wilson, two of the Rector's Assessors

Representation to the Lord Rector, relative to the State of the Buildings and Ædilis

Fund

ORDER III.-Copies of all Regulations enacted by the Senatus Academicus of the said Univer-

sity, or any Office-bearer belonging thereto, by which the discipline, government, and

course of teaching in the said University are in any way directed or prescribed,

Return by the Senatus Academicus.

Regulations enacted by the College from time to time

173

College Buildings

ib.

Rules to be observed by the Library-Keeper of the University and King's College

of Aberdeen

Additional Regulations

Chancellor's deliverance on Petition of Professors of Divinity and Oriental Languages,

claiming a right to vote at College Meetings

Fixing Semi, Tertian, and Magistrand Classes

Proposed Regulations by all the Universities of Scotland

Library Medical Classes.

Regulations for the Management of the Theological Library, submitted to the Gene-

ral Meeting of the Students of Divinity, held 17th February 1819, and afterwards

to a General Meeting of Proprietors and others interested, held on the 17th March,

called, by public advertisement, in the Aberdeen Journal, three weeks previous

thereto, and agreed to by both Meetings, without a dissenting voice

ORDER IV.-A Return of the manner in which the Senatus Academicus in the said University

is composed, and the constituent Members thereof.

Return by the Senatus Academicus

ORDER V.-A Return of the Office-bearers in the said University, e. g. Chancellor, Rector, &c.,

and of the Persons or Electors by whom such Office-bearers are nominated or elected, and

of the manner in which such Nomination or Election is made.

Return by the Senatus Academicus.

Office-Bearers in the University enumerated

ORDER VI.-A Return of the manner in which the Professors are appointed, in what hands the

power of Inquiry and Correction, Suspension or Deprivation, is vested, or by whom it is

claimed.

Return by the Senatus Academicus

ORDER VII.-A Return of the Salaries of the Principal and Professors, specifying the amount

of each and the funds whence derived, by what authority the amount is fixed, and, if by the

Senatus Academicus, whether under any and what control.

Present Salaries of the Principal and Professors

VII. Part II. of this Appendix

ORDER VIII.-A Return of all the Fees payable, either by Students on attending classes, or by

Candidates for Graduation, at their examination, or on receiving Degrees-whether to Pro-

fessors, or to the Libraries, or to any of the Institutions or Funds of the University; of the

Authority by which the same are fixed, and whether under any and what control.

Return by the Senatus Academicus.

Table of Fees in King's College, appointed by authority of the Senatus Academicus, and

under the control of the University Authorities

ORDER VIII.*-Statement of the whole Expense which must be incurred by every Student in

King's College, Aberdeen, passing through the Course of Study preparatory to the Degree

of Master of Arts, including Class-Fees, Price of Books, Library-Money, Dues of Gradua-

tion, and all other necessary Charges.—Ordered 27 October 1827.

Return by the Senatus Academicus.

King's College. Expense of Students going through the Curriculum

ORDER IX.-A full and specific Return of the whole Rentals, Funds, Revenues, and Estate of

the said University during the last 50 years, distinguishing the several sources from which

the same may be drawn, as well as all occasional payments, during the same period.

ORDER X.-A full and specific Return of the whole Expenditure of the said University, specify-

ing, in detail, the mode in which their Revenue is employed, and the purposes and objects

to which the annual Revenue or occasional Receipts have been, for the last 50 years, and

are applied; and all the Persons or Office-bearers, receiving regular or occasional salaries,

payments, gratuities, or fees therefrom-specifying separately the amount of the public

burdens, taxations, or deductions, of whatever sort, borne by the Revenues of the said

University.

Return to Orders IX. and X. by the Senatus Academicus.

1. Procuration Accounts, King's College of Aberdeen, by David Hutcheon, Advocate in

Aberdeen, from Michaelmas 1824 to do. 1825, being for Crop 1824

2. Account of David Hutcheon, Advocate in Aberdeen, his Intromissions with the Funds

belonging to King's College of Aberdeen, arising from the Sale of Superiorities, An-

nuities, and Patronages-From Whitsunday 1824 to do. 1825, being for Crop 1824

.3. Edilis Accounts of David Hutcheon, Advocate in Aberdeen, being his Intromissions
with the Funds belonging to the Buildings of King's College-From Michaelmas
1824 to ditto 1825, being for Crop 1824

ORDER X.-A Return, containing a distinct Enumeration of the whole Properties, Estates,

Funds, Rights of Debts, or other Sources from which the Income of King's College is

derived, exhibiting the Amount drawn from each, the Date when, and the Deed by which

the same was acquired by the College, with the Names and Designations by which the

Estates were acquired, and are now known; and stating whether any portion of such

Acquisitions has been at any time, and if so, when and how, and by what authority,

alienated, and in what manner the price is secured; and in cases when any part of the

Income is derived from the Interest of Money, stating in what manner such Sums are

secured or invested.-Ordered 18th August 1827.

Return by the Senatus Academicus.

I.-The College Buildings, with the Manses and Glebes, assigned to the Masters, held by

the College in Virtue of the Foundation Charter

ib.

ib.

No. IV.

II.-Manse and Grounds in the occupation of Professors, acquired by the College since

the Foundation

Page

III.-Other Properties held by the College under the Foundation Charter

IV.-Properties held by the College in virtue of Grants from the Crown

V.-Properties acquired by the College since the Foundation

Table relating to the Price of Superiorities

197

ib.

ORDER XI.—A Statement, by whom are the Estates of the said University managed, and their

Funds and Revenues administered; and the application and expenditure thereof regulated;

and if whether under any, and what control.

Return by the Senatus Academicus

ORDER XII.-A Return of the number of Bursaries at each College; by whom founded, and

in whom is the right of Presentation;-of the Funds attached to the same, and the annual

allowance to each Bursar;-and what certificates are required from Bursars previous to

admission.

Return by the Senatus Academicus

ORDER XII*.—A Return of Lands or Sums actually destined or mortified for each Bursary,

with the present Amount of Rents or Interest, or other annual Payments, arising from the

Property or Funds so mortified; the manner in which the Property or Funds is vested

and managed; stating also the Qualifications for the Bursary, the Mode of Management,

and leading Conditions required by the Deed of Mortification and Endowment.

N.B. The Return to keep the Particulars to each Mortification or Endowment separate;

and it will be observed, that the Allowance to the Bursar is not what is required.-Ordered

18 August 1827. .

Return by the Senatus Academicus

ORDER XIII.-What is the Commencement and Duration of the Session at the said University

-by what authority has the same been fixed-and if any alterations have taken place

therein, when did the same take place?

Return by the Senatus Academicus

ORDER XIV.-A Return of the Number of the different Faculties established in the said

University, and by what authority, and when instituted.

Return by the Senatus Academicus

ORDER XV.-A Return of the Number of Professorships and of Classes in the said University,

specifying the date of the institution of each, the Faculty to which each class belongs, the

subjects of the course of study, and whether the classes are carried on for more than one

session, and for how many.

Return by the Senatus Academicus

ORDER XVI.-A Return of the Professorships in the said University, under which no duty is

performed, and no Lectures delivered-of the Salary or Emoluments, if any, attached

thereto and the period when the duty of the class was discontinued.

Return by the Senatus Academicus

ORDER XVII. Is there any, and what General Course of Study, or Order for the Attendance of

Classes, prescribed for Students entering at the said University?

Return by the Senatus Academicus.

Regular Course of Study at the said College prescribed to all Bursars

ORDER XVIII.-A Return of the Hours of Teaching of each Professor in the said University-

of the manner in which his Class is taught, whether by Lectures or by Examinations-and

if partly by both, whether the Examinations take place during the same or extra hours.

Return by the Senatus Academicus

ORDER XIX.-Are any of the Examinations of the Students in the different Classes public

Examinations? Do any such Examinations take place before all the Professors, or the

Principal, or before the whole University?

Return by the Senatus Academicus

ORDER XX.-Is there any Public General Examination of the Students, at the commencement

of each Session, of the Classes of Greek, Latin, Philosophy, and of the Theological Classes

in the said University-and if so, are such Examinations had in the presence of the Prin-

cipal and all the Professors?

Return by the Senatus Academicus

ORDER XXI.-Is any Examination required by the Charters, Rules, Statutes, or Laws of the

said University, of the Candidates for Bursaries, or any of them, at the said University;

who are appointed Examiners; and if any such Examination is prescribed, is it in practice

observed?

Return by the Senatus Academicus

ORDER XXII.-Have any Classes been transferred from one Faculty to another, and the objects

and subject of the Course of Study of any of the Classes changed; and if so, by what

authority?

Return by the Senatus Academicus

ORDER XXIII.-At what period was each Professor limited to one particular department; and

when was the practice of each Professor or Regent carrying forward one Class, for the

whole period of the course of study, through all the Sciences, discontinued?

Return by the Senatus Academicus

ib.

Return by the Senatus Academicus

Is there any Regulation requiring the Professors as a body, or with their Classes, to attend Divine Service on Sunday, in any Church or Chapel conthe University, or in any particular place of worship; and is the same in or if not, how long has it been in non-observance; and is there any accommoopriated for the use of the Students generally, or of any particular Students, in lar place of worship; and is there any regulation applicable to Students not of shed Church?

Return by the Senatus Academicus

-A Return of the Number of Students matriculated at the said University, for years, specifying the numbers for each year, and of the numbers entered for the iculties respectively.

Return by the Senatus Academicus.

of Numbers Matriculated from 1776 to 1811 inclusive-Sessions commencing November

of Numbers Matriculated from 1812 to 1817 inclusive, with an enumeration of the erent Classes

ers Matriculated after 1817

f Students of Divinity and Oriental Languages, furnished by the Professors, for periods mentioned in the Lists

A Return of the Proportion of Medical Students at the said University during riod, distinguishing the number from the different parts of the United Kingdom, rom foreign countries.

-A Return of the Number of Students at each Class during each Session, same period.

Return to Orders XXX. and XXXI. by the Senatus Academicus.

pers of Medical Students from different parts of the United Kingdom, and from eign parts

Ders attending.each Class from Session 1820-1

-A Return of the Number of Students at the Divinity Hall of King's College, for the last 25 years, distinguishing the number of those who attended regularly whose attendance was irregular.

Return by the Senatus Academicus

-In what Faculties are Degrees conferred, and by whom are the same con

Return by the Senatus Academicus

-What are the Qualifications required of Candidates for Degrees in regard to and Course of Study or Curriculum at the said University; and at what period t authority were the same fixed?

Return by the Senatus Academicus

-By whom are Candidates for Degrees examined, and what is the Form and Examination? Are any of the Examinations for Degrees public, and do the place in presence of the whole University; and if Examinations in public have tinued, at what period were they so discontinued?

Return by the Senatus Academicus.

observed in conferring Degrees in Medicine

ib.

-Are any Degrees conferred by the said University, without the Examination ace of the persons on whom such Degrees are conferred? Is this the case, or the case within the last 50 years, in regard to Graduation in the Faculty of and, if there has been any alteration in this respect, when did the same take

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