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pass either the first or the second section of the B.A. examination, and who shall obtain great credit in at least one subject of that examination; and who shall also exhibit a degree of proficiency in the same subject satisfactory to the examiner in an additional examination to be given for the purpose of awarding senior scholarships." 2. The list of senior scholarships so to be awarded shall be final, provided that it be found to be in conformity with the resolutions of the Senate, and the instructions founded thereon. Regulation amending Regulation. — The Entrance Examination for Matriculation and Junior Scholarships. 1. Clause 11. of the regulation respecting the entrance examination for matriculation and junior scholarships is hereby repealed, and the following clause enacted in lieu thereof: —"Each candidate will be required to pass in at least six subjects, of which Latin, English, and arithmetic must be three. The Senate, on consideration of the reports of the examiners, shall declare whether the several candidates reepectively have passed." 2. Clause 111. of the said regulation is hereby repealed, and the following clause enacted in lieu thereof: —"The junior scholarships Bhall be awarded at the entrance examination for excellence in any number not exceeding five of the following subjects: 1. Latin; 2. English; 3. Greek; 4. French; 5. German or Italian; 6. Mathematics ; 7. History and geography; 8. Natural and physical science." 3. Clause IV. of the said regulation is hereby repealed. 4. Clause V. of the said regulation is hereby repealed, and the following clause enacted in lieu thereof: —" The successful candidates may be admitted to matriculation by the Senate on consideration of the reports of the examiners." 5. Clause VI. of the said regulation is hereby repealed. 6. Clause VIII. of the said regulation is hereby repealed. 7. Clause IX. of the said regulation is hereby repealed, and the following clause enacted in lieu thereof: —"Every student shall at matriculation make the following declaration: 'I do solemnly promise that I will faithfully obey the statutes and regulations of the University so far as they apply to me ; and I hereby declare that I believe myself to have attained the age of sixteen years.'" 8. Schedule A of the said regulation is hereby repealed. Regulation amending Regulation specifying Terms to be kept and Examinations to be passed for the B.A. Degree. 1. Clause IV. of the regulation specifying terms to be kept and examinations to be passed for the B.A. degree is hereby repealed, and the following clause enacted in lieu thereof: —"The subjects of examination for the B.A. degree shall be—l. Greek language and literature; 2. Latin language and literature; 3. English language and literature ;4. Modern languages and literature ; 5. General history and political economy; 6. Jurisprudence and constitutional history; 7. Mathematics; 8. Physical science, to include (a) heat and radiant heat, and (b) sound and light, or, at the option of the candidate, electricity and magnetism; 9. Chemistry ; 10. Natural science, any one of the following branches— (a) geology and mineralogy, (6) zoology, (c) anatomy and physiology, (d) botany ; 11. Mental science." 2. Clause VII. of the said regulation is hereby repealed, and the following clause enacted in lieu thereof: —" Every student intending to present himself for examination shall, at least three months previously, signify to the Chancellor the subjects in which he shall elect to be examined." Regulation amending Regulation permitting certain Teachers to proceed to the B.A. Degree. The regulation permitting certain teachers to proceed to the B.A. degree is hereby repealed, and the following regulation enacted in lieu thereof: —"Teachers in affiliated institutions and certificated teachers of good repute in any school established or conducted under the provisions of an Act of the General Assembly or of a Provincial Council of this colony, having been in the practice of their profession for at least five years, may be admitted on the recommendation of the Chancellor or of the Vice-Chancellor to the examination for the B.A. degree, to be passed either in one or two sections, on payment of the ordinary fees, without matriculation and the keeping of University terms; and on passing that examination shall be entitled to all the other privileges of undergraduates of the University of the same standing, anything in other regulations of the University notwithstanding : Provided that under this regulation no teacher shall be admitted to the first section of his examination beyond the B.A. examination for the year 1883 : Provided also that every teacher admitted to examination under this regulation shall give three months' notice to the Chancellor of the subjects in which he shall elect to be examined." Regulation amending Regulation specifying the Value and Tenure of Scholarships. 1. Clause 111. of the regulation specifying the value and tenure of scholarships is hereby repealed, and the following clause enacted in lieu thereof : —" The junior scholarships shall be open to candidates between the ages of sixteen and twenty-one years who have not entered.upon their University course, and shall be tenable for three years unless otherwise provided." 2. Clause IX. of the said regulation is hereby repealed, aud the following clause enacted in lieu thereof :—" Senior scholars shall furnish to the Chancellor satisfactory proof that they are prosecuting their studies diligently." 3. The number of junior and senior scholarships to be offered in any year shall bo fixed by the Senate at the annual meeting held previous to the examination for such scholarships. 4. No senior scholar while in the enjoyment of his scholarship shall be qualified to compete for a second scholarship.