University of Appendix. King's College. ORDER XXXVII-A Return of all the persons who have Graduated at the said University during the last 50 years, distinguishing the Number obtaining Degrees in the different Faculties; and in the Faculty of Medicine, specifying the Number (if any) who have obtained Medical Degrees during the same period, who had not attended any Classes in the University, or were not personally examined at the time of Graduation; the number who had carried on part of their Medical education at other Universities;—and also the number of Medical Graduates from the different parts of the United Kingdom, and those from foreign countries. Return by the Senatus Academicus ORDER XXXVIII.-What Offices or Situations, exclusive of Church-Livings, are in the Gift ORDER XXXIX.-Have the Members of the Senatus Academicus any, and what Power, Return by the Senatus Academicus ORDER XL-Have the Professors individually, or the Senatus Academicus collectively, or any of the Office-bearers in the University, any Jurisdiction as Magistrates within the City in which the University is situated, either over the inhabitants thereof generally, or over the Students of the said University? Return by the Senatus Academicus ORDER XLI.—In what manner are Disorders, or Delinquencies, or Breaches of the Peace, or improper conduct, on the part of the Students, brought before the Senatus Academicus; and by whom, and in what manner, are the same punished? Return by the Senatus Academicus ORDER XLII.-In whom is the Power of Expulsion of Students vested, and by whom is it exercised, and on what authority is such power or claim founded? Return by the Senatus Academicus ORDER XLIII.-Are Students, who have been expelled from other Colleges, excluded by any Regulation from Admission, Matriculation, or Graduation at the said University; and if so, by what authority was such Regulation introduced. ORDER XLIV.-Are Students, on entering at the said University, if they have previously studied at any other, required to produce any Certificates of good conduct from such other College? Page 221 222 223 ib. 224 ib. ib. ORDER XLV.-Are Graduates of other Universities admitted ad eundem at the said Uni versity? Return by the Senatus Academicus ib. ORDER XLVI-What are the qualifications necessary for the office of Principal of the said ORDER XLVII.-Does the Principal of the said University visit and examine the Students of any of the Classes, and how often do such Visitations take place? ORDER XLVIII.-Does the Principal of the said University teach any Class, or give any Course of Lectures; and if such duty has ever been performed, when, and by what authority was it discontinued? Return by the Senatus Academicus ORDER XLIX. Does the Chancellor, or Vice-Chancellor, Rector, or Dean of Faculty of the ORDER L-Are there any Controversies, Pleas, or Disputes, now subsisting in the said Uni- Return by the Senatus Academicus ORDER LI.-Are there any Controversies, Pleas, or Disputes, now subsisting in the said University, in regard to the Members composing the Senatus Academicus, or the several Faculties or Professions belonging to the Senatus Academicus, or as to the Rights and Privileges and Powers of the Senatus Academicus over individual Professors, or as to the Classes belonging to the different Faculties; and if so, upon what points connected therewith, and between what parties, have such controversies, pleas, or disputes arisen? Return by the Senatus Academicus ib. ib. ib. 226 Return by the Senatus Academicus Do the Students, or any of them, live within the Buildings or the Precincts of the ersity, or in any manner under the inspection and observation of the Professors? -Were any Buildings in the said University at any time appropriated for the of Students, and any Funds destined or employed in the Repair and Maintenance nd if such buildings are not so occupied, when did such change take place-under ority-and how are the funds now employed, which were destined or formerly in the repair or maintenance of such buildings? Return by the Senatus Academicus -Do any of the Professors of the said University reside in any Houses or Buildn the Precincts of the said University, and by what authority were the Buildings d and appropriated-from what Funds are the same repaired and maintainedauthority were such funds appropriated to that object-and by whom is the Exof the same regulated and applied? Return by the Senatus Academicus -Were any Funds, at any time, and by what authority, mortified, or in practice in the maintenance, repair, and improvement of the Fabric and Buildings of the ersity? Return by the Senatus Academicus Are such Funds so employed at the present time, and by what authority and by he Expenditure of the same authorized, regulated, and applied?—and if not so to what purposes and by what authority have such funds been diverted? Return by the Senatus Academicus Is there any Musuem, or are there any Instruments or Apparatus for Philoso- -Is there any Astronomical Observatory belonging to the said University, and Return by the Senatus Academicus -When was the Library of the said University instituted; by what Fund is it d; by whom is the application of those funds superintended; and what are the regulations for the custody and management of the Library, and under which it the Professors, Students, or the Public? .*—A Return of all Books entered in the Receipt-books of the Libraries of the es of Scotland, prior to the date of this Order, as borrowed out by the Professors y, specifying the titles of the Books, and the number of volumes of the same when such borrowing took place-the name of the borrower-and distinguishing ay appear in the Receipt-books to have been borrowed by any Professor for the er persons-together with a list of the Books which may have been returned to y by the Professors respectively at the date of the Return thus ordered.—Order ber 1827. le containing an. Abstract of the number of Books borrowed out and unreturned at e date of the Order, and the number of volumes returned between that date and the ate of the respective Returns, together with the number of the volumes borrowed for terary Gentlemen, Students, and others cipal Jack's Letter urn of all the Books out with the Professors of King's and Marischal Colleges, showg the number taken out, both for their own immediate use, and those given by them to rrowers ib. ib. ib. 227 ib. 228 ib. ib. 229 ib. 330 230 ib. Page University of ORDER LXIII.**-A Return of the Number of Students who have availed themselves of the 231 Appendix. King's College. ORDER LXIII.***-The total Number of Books at present amissing from the Libraries of the Return from King's College ORDER LXIV. Are any Meetings of Graduates held at the said University, and on what occasions, and for what purposes; or do any of the University meetings include the Graduates, and what are their Privileges? Return by the Senatus Academicus ORDER LXV.-Is a Representative annually returned from the said University to the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland; and of whom is the meeting, in which such Representative is chosen, composed? Return by the Senatus Academicus ORDER LXVI.-Are there any Complaints, Applications, or Petitions now before the Principal and Professors, or other authority of the said University, from the Students, or any of them, praying for the Alteration of any Academical Rules and Regulations or complaining of any alleged Grievances at the said University; and if so, transmit copies of the same, and state the procedure thereon? Return by the Senatus Academicus ORDER LXVII.—Are the Principal, Professors, Masters, and others bearing office in the said University, before their admission to the exercise of their respective functions, required to acknowledge, profess, and subscribe the Confession of Faith and Formula of the Church of Scotland, as approved and fixed by Act of Parliament, and to swear and subscribe the Oath of Allegiance to his Majesty; and on what occasion, and before whom, is such acknowledgment and subscription made, and such oath taken. Return by the Senatus Academicus ORDER LXVIII.-Is there any Common Table kept in the said University for any Professors, Fellows, Bursars, Poor Scholars, or Students; if so, from what fund is the expense thereof paid, and by whom is such expense regulated and allowed; and are any of the Professors required to preside at the same, and is such duty performed? Return by the Senatus Academicus ORDER LXIX.-Are any Private Buildings erected, and on what authority or title, within the Return by the Senatus Academicus ib. jb. ib. ib. 232 ib. ORDER LXIX.*—A_Return, containing a special Enumeration of the Buildings, stated in Return by the Senatus Academicus ORDER LXX. Is it the practice in the said University to appoint, during the lifetime of a Pro- Return by the Senatus Academicus ORDER LXXI.-Are the qualifications required by the Charters, Statutes, or Laws of the said Return by the Senatus Academicus ORDER LXXII.-Has any person been appointed Professor in the said University under 21 years ORDER LXXIII.-Are any Lands or other Estate and Revenues attached to any Professorship Return by the Senatus Academicus ORDER LXXIV. Are the provisions of the Charters, Statutes, or Acts of Visitation, with respect Return by the Senatus Academicus ib. 233 ib. ib. ib. 234 ORDER LXXV.-Are there any Rights of Patronage of Parish Churches, or other Church Endowment, vested in and attached to the said University; and by whom, and in what manner, are such rights of patronage exercised? Return by the Senatus Academicus PART II-MARISCHAL COLLEGE AND UNIVERSITY. ORDER I.-Copies of all the Charters of Erection or Foundation of Marischal College, Aberdeen, whether granted by the Crown, or by Bishops, by Corporations, or by private Individuals. Returns by the Senatus Academicus. (1.) Novæ Academiæ Aberdonensis, per Comitem Mariscallum, Auctoritate Regiâ, Erectio et (2.) Approbation of the General Assembly to Earl Marischal's Foundation of 1593 (6.) Ratificatioun in Favours of the Colledge of New Aberdein-1661 ORDER II.-Copies of all the Rules and Regulations, or Acts of Visitation of the said College,. 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 ORDER III.-Copies of all Regulations enacted by the Senatus Academicus of the said College, or any Office-bearer belonging thereto, by which the Discipline, Government, and Course of teaching in the said College, are in any way directed or prescribed. Return by the Senatus Academicus. (1.) No complete series or code of Regulations, enacted by the Senatus Academicus, &c. (2.). Leges et Instituta Academiæ Mariscallanæ Abredonensis 235 239 ib. ib. 240 241 242 ORDER IV.-A Return of the manner in which the Senatus Academicus in the said College is composed, and the constituent Members thereof. Return by the Senatus Academicus ORDER V.-A Return of the Office-bearers in the said College, 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 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. List of the Principal and Professors, with the date of their admission, and names of the 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. Return by the Senatus Academicus. (1.) Return of the Salaries of the Principal and Professors, specifying the Amount of each, and the Funds whence derived Marischal College and University. (2.) Dr. Cook's Report as to Endowments of Professors of King's College and Marischal College (3.). Memorial of the Provost, Magistrates, and Town-Council of Aberdeen, to the Royal ORDER VIII.-A Return of all the Fees payable, either by Students on attending classes, or Return by the Senatus Academicus. Table of all the Fees payable by Students, or by Candidates for Graduation, &c. Fees paid by Graduates at their Graduation ORDER VIII.*-Statement of the whole Expense which must be incurred by every Student in Marischal 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 Graduation, and all other necessary Charges.-Ordered 27th October 1827. Page University of Appendix. Marischal College and University. ORDER IX.-A full and specific Return of the whole Rentals, Funds, Revenues, and Estate of the said College 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. and Burse Funds Return by the Senatus Academicus. (1.) Nature of the Returns, with their divisions ORDER IX.*-A Return, containing a distinct Enumeration of the whole Properties, Estates, Return by the Senatus Academicus. Enumeration of the whole Properties, Estates, Funds, Rights of Debts, and the other Sources from which the Income of the Marischal College is derived, with the Localities and Dates 251 ib. 252 ib. 255 List of Feu-duties disputed before the year 1755, one only of which was recovered, viz. 266 ORDER IX.**—A Copy of the Rental made out in 1716, for a former Commission of Visitation, Return by the Senatus Academicus. Copy of the Rental of Marischal College, attested by the Clerk to the Commission of ORDER X.-A full and specific Return of the whole Expenditure of the said College, specifying, ORDER XI.-A Statement, by whom are the Estates of the said College 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. (1.) Return of Bursaries for Students of Philosophy in the Marischal College and Uni- Return of Bursaries for Students of Divinity in the Marischal College and University Return respecting Mr. John Moir's Mortification to the Trades of Aberdeen Deed of Mortification for Bursaries, by the Rev. George Melville, Minister at Alfoord, 267 270 ib. ib. 271 272 ib. 273 ib. ib. Deed of Mortification for Bursaries, by Alexander Adam, M.D., dated 10th August, 1691 ib. 1706 274 Mr. Alexander Galloway's Mortification ib. Deed of Mortification by Margaret Garden, Relict of James Skene, Merchant Burgess of ib. Deed of Mortification by Mr. Thomas Forbes, of Little-Leighs, in the County of Essex, 275 Deed of Mortification by the Rev. Alexander Smith, dated 15th July 1741 ib. The Rev. Walter Denoon's Deed of Mortification for a Bursary, dated 11th November, ib. Deed of Mortification for Bursaries and Professor of Medicine, by Mr. John Paterson, of Deed of Mortification for Bursaries by Mr. David Mitchell, of Holloway Down, in the 276 Dr. James Adams' Bursary ib. Deed of Mortification for a Bursary, by Dr. William Lorimer, of the Parish of St. James's, ib. Deed of Mortification for a Bursary, by John Lorimer, M.D., of Charlotte Street, in the 277 ib. Deed of Mortification for a Bursary, by Mr. James Cruickshank, Farmer, Touxhill, in the ib. |