In addition to the members of the present staff, the following have Occupied Professorial Chairs in the College between the dates and in the subjects set opposite their names :

REV. THOMAS MCCULLOCH, D.D., 1838-43, President, and Professor of
Moral Philosophy, Logic and Rhetoric.

REV. ALEXANDER ROMANS, 1838-42, Classics.

REV. JAMES MCINTOSH, 1838-44, Mathematics and Natural Philosophy.
REV. FREDERICK TOMKINS, M.A., LL.D. (Lond.), now Barrister,
London, G. B., 1856-7, Mathematics and Natural Philosophy.
REV. GEORGE CORNISH, B.A., (Lond.), now Professor of Classics,
McGill College, 1856-7, Classics.

THOMAS MCCULLOCH, 1863-5, Natural Philosophy.

JOHN JAMES MACKENZIE, M.A., Ph.D., 1877-79, Physics.

HERBERT A. BAYNE, M.A., Ph. D., F.R.S.C., late Prof. of Chemistry, Roy. Mil. Coll, Kingston, Ont., 1877-79, Organic Chemistry and Chemical Analysis.

JAMES DEMILL, A.M., 1866–80, Rhetoric and History.

REV. DAVID HONEYMAN, D.C.L., F.S.A., F.R.S.C., Provincial Museum,
Halifax, 1878-83, Geology and Palæontology.

REV. JAMES Ross, D.D., 1863-85, Principal, and Professor of Ethics.
J. G. SCHURMAN, M.A., D.Sc., now Prof. of Ethics and Metaphysics,
Cornell Univ., 1882-86, English Literature and Metaphysics.
HON. J. S D. THOMPSON, now Minister of Justice, 1883-86, Lecturer
on Procedure and Evidence.

ROBT. SEDGEWICK, B.A., Q.C., now Deputy Minister of Justice, 1883–88,
Lecturer on Equity Jurisprudence.

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Dalhousie College & University.

BOARD OF GOVERNORS.

HON. SIR ADAMS G. ARCHIBALD, K. C. M. G., P. C., D. C. L, Q. C., Chairman.

HON. SIR CHARLES TUPPER, K. C. M. G.. C. B., M. D., M. P.

HON. S. L. SHANNON, D. C. L., Q. C., Judge of Probate.

REV. JOHN MCMILLAN, M. A., B. D.

REV. PROFESSOR FORREST, D. D.

HON. ALFRED G. JONES, P. C., M. P.

JOHN S. MACLEAN, ESQ.

JOHN DOULL, ESQ.

REV. ROBERT MURRAY.

HON. JAMES MACDONALD, Chief Justice of Nova Scotia.

WALLACE GRAHAM, ESQ., A. B., Q. C.

ADAM BURNS, ESQ.

A. H. MCKAY, Esq., B. A.

HIS WORSHIP THE MAYOR OF HALIFAX, ex officio.

D. A. CAMPBELL, Esq., M. D., Representative of the Alumni Associat❜n. J. NORMAN RITCHIE, Judge Supreme Court, Nova Scotia.

GEO. THOMSON, ESQ.

GEORGE THOMSON, Treasurer.
WILLIAM M. DOULL, Secretary.

SENATUS ACADEMICUS.

REV. JOHN FORREST, D. D., President.

REV. WILLIAM LYALL, LL. D.

CHARLES MACDONALD, M. A.

JOHN JOHNSON, M. A.

GEORGE LAWSON, PH. D., LL. D., F. I. C., Secretary.

J. G. MACGREGOR, M. A., D. Sc.

RICHARD C. WELDON, M. A., PH. D., M. P.

WILLIAM J. ALEXANDER, B. A., PH. D.

JANES LIECHTI, M. A.

BENJAMIN RUSSELL, A. M.

JAMES SETH, M. A.

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DALHOUSIE COLLEGE.

ACADEMIC STAFF.

REV. PRESIDENT FORREST, D. D., F. S. Sc. (Lond.), George Munro
Professor of History and Political Economy.

REV. WILLIAM LYALL, LL. D., F. R. S. C., Professor of Logic and
Psychology.

CHARLES MACDONALD, M. A. (Aberd.), Professor of Mathematics.

JOHN JOHNSON, M. A. (Dub.), McLeod Professor of Classics.

GEORGE LAWSON, PH. D., LL. D., F. I. C., F. R. S. C., McLeod Professor
of Chemistry and Mineralogy.

JAMES LIECHTI, M. A. (Vind.), McLeod Professor of Modern Languages.
JAMES GORDON MACGREGOR, M A. (Dal.), D.Sc. (Lond.), F.R.SS. E & C.,

George Munro Professor of Physics.

RICHARD CHAPMAN WELDON, A. M. (Mt. All.), PH. D. (Yale), George
Munro Professor of Constitutional and International Law.

HON. CHARLES J. TOWNSHEND, Judge of the Supreme Court, Lecturer on
Equity Jurisprudence.

HON. SAMUEL LEONARD SHANNON, D. C. L. (Vind.), Q. C., Lecturer on
Real Property and Crimes.

WALLACE GRAHAM, A. B. (Acad.), Q. C, Lecturer on Insurance.
BENJAMIN RUSSELL, A. M. (Mt. All.), Professor of Contracts, Lecturer on
Bills and Notes, Sales and Equity.

JOHN YOUNG PAYZANT, A. M. (Acad.), Lecturer on Torts.
WILLIAM JOHN ALEXANDER, B. A. (Lond.), Ph. D. (J. H. U.), George
Munro Professor of English Language and Literature.

C. SYDNEY HARRINGTON, Q. C., Lecturer on Evidence and Partnerships.
JAMES SETH, M. A. (Edin.), George Munro Professor of Metaphysics and
Ethics.

WILLIAM HENRY WADDELL, Lecturer on Voice Culture and Elocution.
HOWARD MURRAY, B. A. (Lond.), George Munro Tutor in Classics.
ARTHUR STANLEY MACKENZIE, B. A. (Dal.), George Munro Tutor in
Mathematics.

DAVID BAILEY, Instructor in Gymnastics.

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Prof

Professor's

Professor's Class-Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, 10—11 A.M.After Christmas the class is conducted by the Tutor.

+ Tutorial Class-Mondays and Wednesdays, 12 M.—1 P.M.

Subjects of study :

* Pro

Cicero: Pro Lege Manilia. (Wilkins's, Macmillan, Lond.) Milone (Purton's, University Press, Cambridge.) Virgil: Æneid, Book VI. (Page's, Macmillan, Lond.). Composition: Arnold's Latin Prose, by Bradley, (Rivingtons, London). Grammar: Syntax and Prosody (Allen and Greenough's, Ginn, Boston.) History: Roman History (Smith's, Harpers, N. Y.)

The Tutor will also be in the Libary two or three times a week, from 3 to 5 p.m., when he may be consulted by students with reference to their studies.

* Students seeking a First or Second Class at the Sessional Examinations are examined in this additional subject. Such students are also required to show special accuracy in grammar.