Board of Examiners for the Scottish Universities, endorsed with the subjects offered; these must include Latin and Greek in the higher standard, and Mathematics in the lower standard at least; and the Candidate, unless he also holds a Graduation Diploma, must have passed in all these subjects in the same Examination;

or (10) a Certificate of the Scotch Education Department that in the examination for Leaving Certificates the Candidate has passed in Latin and Greek of at least the higher grade, and in Mathematics of at least the lower grade; and the Candidate, unless he also holds a Graduation Diploma, must have passed in all these subjects in the same Examination;

or (11) a Senior School Certificate granted by the Delegates of Local Examinations, showing that he has satisfied the Examiners in English, Latin, Mathematics or Higher Mathematics, and in French or German or History or Geography or a branch of Natural Science, in the same or in separate Examinations, provided that he has also satisfied them in Greek or that he has satisfied the Masters of the Schools in the Examination in the Greek language only;

or (12) a statement from the Delegates of Local Examinations showing that, either in the same or in separate Examinations, he has satisfied the Examiners in all the subjects required by the said Delegates for a Senior School Certificate, provided that English, Latin, Mathematics or Higher Mathematics, and French or German or History or Geography or a branch of Natural Science are included, and provided also that in at least one Examination he shall have satisfied the Examiners in English and in four other subjects, and provided further that he shall have satisfied the Examiners in Greek or that he shall have satisfied the Masters of the Schools in the Examination in the Greek language only;

or (13) a Certificate from the Delegates of Local Examinations showing that, either in the Higher or in the Senior Examination conducted by them under the provisions of Statt. Tit. VIII. Sect. 1 'Of the Delegates of Local Examinations', he has satisfied the Examiners in Latin, Arithmetic, and either Geometry or Algebra, provided that, if he has not also satisfied them in Latin Prose Composition and in Greek, he has satisfied the Masters of the Schools either in the Examination in Latin Prose Composition only or in the Examination in the Greek language only or in both as the case may be;

or (14) a Certificate from the Delegates of Local Examinations that he has shown sufficient merit to be excused Respon

sions in an Examination conducted by the College Entrance Examination Board of the United States of America;

or (15) a Certificate of having passed the Senior Local Examination of the University of Cambridge, provided (1) that he has shown in that Examination sufficient merit in Latin to be qualified in that subject for exemption from Part I of the Previous Examination of that University; (2) that he is certified by the Delegates of Local Examinations to have shown sufficient merit in Latin Prose Composition or has satisfied the Masters of the Schools in Latin Prose Composition; (3) that, if he has not shown in the Senior Local Examination of the University of Cambridge sufficient merit in Greek to be qualified in that subject for exemption from Part I of the Previous Examination, he has satisfied the Masters of the Schools in the Examination in the Greek language only; (4) that the Certificate includes Arithmetic and either Geometry or Algebra;

or (16) a Certificate from the Principal or from one of the Registrars of the University of London that he has passed at that University either the Matriculation Examination or the Senior School Examination, provided that he has at one and the same Examination satisfied the Examiners in Latin and Elementary Mathematics, and provided also either that at the same or a subsequent Matriculation Examination held by that University he has satisfied the Examiners in an additional Paper in Latin Prose Composition, or that he has satisfied the Masters of the Schools in Latin Prose Composition and that, if he has not satisfied the Examiners in the same Matriculation Examination in Greek, he has satisfied the Masters of the Schools in the Examination in the Greek language only;

or (17) a Certificate from the Secretary of the Joint Matriculation Board of the Universities of Manchester, Liverpool, Leeds, and Sheffield that he has passed the Matriculation Examination conducted by the said Board, provided that he has at one and the same Examination satisfied the Examiners in Latin and Elementary Mathematics, and provided that, if he has not also satisfied them in Latin Prose Composition and in Greek, he has satisfied the Masters of the Schools either in the Examination in Latin Prose Composition only or in the Examination in the Greek language only or in both as the case may be ;

or (18) a Senior School Certificate of the Joint Matriculation Board of the Universities of Manchester, Liverpool, Leeds, and Sheffield, provided that he has been examined by the Matriculation Examiners of the Board by means of papers set

wholly by them, and provided also (a) that he has at one and the same Examination satisfied the Examiners in Latin and Elementary Mathematics, (b) that, if he has not also satisfied them in Latin Prose Composition and in Greek, he has satisfied the Masters of the Schools either in the Examination in Latin Prose Composition only or in the Examination in the Greek language only or in both as the case may be.

or (19) a Certificate from the Registrar of the University of Birmingham that he has passed the Matriculation Examination of that University, provided that he has at one and the same Examination satisfied the Examiners in Latin and Elementary Mathematics, and that he has also satisfied the Masters of the Schools in Latin Prose Composition and in the Examination in the Greek language only;

or (20) a Certificate of having passed the Maturitäts-Prüfung at a Gymnasium in the German Empire, the Austro-Hungarian Empire, Switzerland, Russia, or Servia, or the Baccalauréat in France, provided that, if he has not satisfied the Examiners in Greek, he has satisfied the Masters of the Schools in the Examination in the Greek language only;

or (21) a Certificate of having passed the Intermediate Examination in Arts of the University of the Cape of Good Hope, provided (1) that he has satisfied the Examiners at that Examination in Latin and Mathematics, (2) that he has either satisfied the Examiners in the Greek language at the Intermediate or the Bachelor of Arts Examination of that University or has satisfied the Masters of the Schools in the Examination of Candidates who offer the Greek language only at Responsions, and (3) that he has satisfied the Masters of the Schools in the Examination in Latin Prose Composition only;

or (22) a Certificate or Certificates of having passed at the University of Wales the Matriculation Examination and at least four Examinations, Intermediate or Ordinary, provided (1) that in one or more of such Examinations he has satisfied the Examiners in Latin and in Mathematics, and (2) that he has either satisfied the Examiners in the Greek language in one of these Examinations or has satisfied the Masters of the Schools in the Examination of Candidates who offer the Greek language only at Responsions;

or (23) a Certificate or Certificates of having passed one of the Examinations enumerated in the following Schedule, provided (1) that in such Examination he has satisfied the Examiners in Latin and in Mathematics, and (2) that he either has satisfied them in the Greek language or has satisfied the Masters of the Schools in the Examination of Candidates who offer the Greek language only at Responsions.

(1) The Intermediate Arts Examination, (2) the Second Year Arts Examination, (3) the Bachelor of Arts Examination, of the University of Birmingham.

(4) The Examination at the end of the First Year of the Arts Course, (5) the Final Examination for the Degree of Bachelor of Arts, at the University of Durham.

(6) The Intermediate Examination, (7) the Final Examination, for the Ordinary Degree of Bachelor of Arts at the University of Leeds.

(8) The Intermediate Examination, (9) the Final Examination, for the Ordinary Degree of Bachelor of Arts at the University of Liverpool. (10) The Intermediate Examination, (11) the Final Examination, for the Degree of Bachelor of Arts at the University of London.

(12) The Intermediate Examination, (13) the Final Examination, for the Ordinary Degree of Bachelor of Arts at the Victoria University of Manchester.

(14) The Intermediate Examination, (15) the Final Examination, for the Ordinary Degree of Bachelor of Arts at the University of Sheffield.

(16) The Senior Public Examination of the University of Adelaide. (17) The Senior Public Examination of the University of Melbourne. (18) The Senior Public Examination of the University of Sydney. (19) The Matriculation Examination of the University of New Zealand.

(20) The Examens du Baccalauréat de l'Enseignement Secondaire Classique conducted under any Décret of the French Republic.

(21) The Matriculation Examination, (22) the Examination of the First Year in the course for the Degree of Bachelor of Arts, at McGill University, Montreal.

(23) The Junior Matriculation Examination conducted by the Department of Education, Ontario.

(24) The Senior Matriculation Examination, (25) the Examination of the First Year, of the University of Toronto.

3. Any one of the following Certificates shall be accepted as showing that the holder has passed an examination equivalent to the Examination in an Additional Subject at Responsions:

(1) a Certificate of having passed at the University of Cambridge Part II of the Previous Examination, provided that he has satisfied the Examiners in Logic in that Examination ;

* By decree of Convocation of June 8, 1909, the following Examinations are to be deemed to be added to the above Schedule:

(a) The First University Examination,

(b) The Second University Examination in Arts, (c) The Bachelor of Arts Degree Examination,

of the Royal University of Ireland.

(2) a Certificate of having passed at the University of
Cambridge the Additional Subjects of the Previous
Examination, provided that he has satisfied the
Examiners in either French or German in that
Examination;

(3) a Certificate of having shown sufficient merit in the
Examination in French, German, Italian, Spanish, or
Logic conducted under the authority of the Delegates
of Local Examinations to be excused from an
Additional Subject;

(4) a statement from the Delegates for the Inspection and Examination of Schools, that he has passed in French or in German, or has passed with distinction in Greek or in Latin, in the Examination for Higher Certificates ;

(5) a Certificate from the Scotch Education Department that the Candidate has passed in the Honours Grade in Greek, Latin, French, or German;

(6) a Certificate of having passed the Senior Local Examination of the University of Cambridge, provided that in that Examination he has shown sufficient merit in French or in German to be entitled to exemption from the Additional Subjects of the Previous Examination at that University or has shown sufficient merit in Logic to be qualified in that subject for exemption from Part II of the Previous Examination;

(7) a Certificate of having passed the Maturitäts-Prüfung at a Gymnasium in the German Empire, the AustroHungarian Empire, Switzerland, or Russia, or the Baccalauréat in France.

4. A person who, having passed the General Examination at the University of Cambridge, has been incorporated at this University, shall not be required to pass the First Public Examination.

5. The following persons shall not be required to pass the First Public Examination, provided that they satisfy the Moderators in Holy Scripture or in a book offered instead thereof :

Any person who

A. (1) has passed in an Additional Subject at Responsions, or satisfied conditions equivalent thereto, and has obtained

B