Only one Course of Instruction on each subject is here stated, that being the minimum.

FEES FOR DEGREES.

Examination in Botany, Chemistry, Chemical Testing, and
Natural History

Examination in Anatomy, Physiology, Materia Medica, and
Pathology......

Final Examination in Surgery, Midwifery, Practice of Physic,
Clinical Medicine, Medical Jurisprudence, Prescriptions,
and Vaccination during last Summer Session....

Total Fees for M.B. Diploma......

Additional Fee for C.M. Diploma

Additional Fee for M.D. Diploma...

Government Stamp-Duty (for M.D. only)

Note.-Total Fees and Stamp for graduating as M.D. only, by Regulations for Students commencing before February 1861, £25.

The Fees for Examinations must be paid eight days before the dates thereof, and the Fees for Degrees of C. M. and M.D., and Stamp-Duty for the latter, must be paid on or before the 15th day of July in the year of Graduation.

Class Prize Lists.

SESSION 1867-1868.

FACULTY OF ARTS.

I. HUMANITY.

Third Class.

Prizes for General Eminence.-1. John Marshall, Edinburgh, medal; David Foulis Addis, Edinburgh, medal-equal. 2. James Colville, Fifeshire. Certificates of Merit.-William Durham, Stirling; Julius Wood Muir, Dumfries—equal. Samuel H. Romilly, London.

Prize for English Essays.-John Marshall. Honourable Mention-David F. Addis.

Prize for Latin Prose Composition.-1. David F. Addis; 2. William Durham.

Prize for Summer Reading.—Julius Wood Muir.

Senior Class.

Prizes for General Eminence.-1. Thomas Raleigh, Edinburgh; 2. John Keith, Edinburgh; 3. Ellis Edwards, Flintshire; 4. Robert Adamson, Edinburgh; 5. James Newton, Stirlingshire; 6. John W. Ferguson, Kirkcudbrightshire; 7. William E. Anderson, Forfar; Alexander B. Paterson, Edinburgh-equal. 8. H. Goudy, Ireland; George Stronach, Edinburgh-equal.

Certificates of Merit.-1. Philip Wood, Haddingtonshire; 2. J. F. Crommelin Brown, Simla; D. Douglas Maclagan, Edinburgh; A. Smith Paterson, South Africa-equal. 5. John Watson, Stirling; 6. Alexander Mackenzie, Sutherlandshire; 7. George Anderson, Edinburgh; 8. William Renton, Hull; Thos. Spence, Edinburgh-equal. 10. J. Taylor Denegre, New Orleans; 11. W. Bennet, Clackmannanshire. Prizes for Latin Prose Composition.— .-1. Ellis Edwards, Thomas Raleigh -equal. 2. John Keith.

Prizes for Latin Verse Composition.-1. J. Crommelin Brown, Simla; 2. Donald C. V. Campbell, Edinburgh.

Prizes for Summer Exercises and Examinations.-Latin Prose-Ellis Edwards; Examination in History and Antiquities-H. Goudy.

Junior Class.

Prizes for General Eminence.-1. Robert Clark, St Cyrus, Kincardineshire; Richard W. Micou, New Orleans-equal (class medals). 3. H. Aitken, Ayr; 4. A. J. Macquarrie, Stornoway, Ross-shire; 5.

John G. N. Georgeson, Caithness; Michael G. Thorburn, Peeblesequal. 7. Samuel J. M'Laren, Edinburgh; 8. Ellis W. Evans, Liverpool; 9. George A. Newall, Clifton; 10. Alexander Chalmers, Dundee ; James B. Low, Forfarshire; George Watson, Kinross-shire-equal. Certificates of Merit.-13. Willian M'Connell, Wigtownshire; 14. Hugh John Edward Fraser, Edinburgh; 15. Thomas Henderson, Middlethird, Berwickshire; 16. Alexander M'Glashan, Kames; Peter Fisher, Edinburgh-equal. 18. William Sime, Edinburgh; John Davies, Wales equal. 20. William Ogilvie, Nairnshire; 21. Alex. Rodger, Dundee; 22. James N. Dodds, Peebles; 23. Duncan Forbes, Dumfries; James Ferguson, Edinburgh-equal. 25. James Hardie, Haddingtonshire.

Prizes for Latin Prose.-1. Robert Clark; 2. Henry Aitken; 3. George A. Newall.

Subjects prescribed for competition to Students entering the Senior Humanity Class in November 1868

1. Examination on Cicero, "De Senectute," and "De Amicitia." Horace, "Satires," Book ii. Virgil "Æneid," Books i. to vi. inclusive. 2. Examination on Ramsay's "Roman Antiquities," and Liddell's History of Rome."

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3. Translation into Latin Prose-Liddell's "History of Rome," Book v. ch. xxxvii., sections 9, 10, II. "Marcus Porcius Cato was born

Prizes for General Eminence.-1. Richard W. Micou, New Orleans; 2. John W. Ferguson, Springholm, Kirkcudbright; 3. John Keith, Edinburgh; 4. Thomas Raleigh, Edinburgh; 5. Alexander B. Paterson, Edinburgh; 6. James Taylor Denegre, New Orleans; 7. James Newton, Polmont; 8. Ellis Edwards, Mold, Flintshire; 9. George Stronach, Edinburgh; 10. Robert Brown, Ayr, Certificates of Merit.-1. Alexander M'Kenzie, Sutherlandshire; 2. Alexander S. Paterson, Uitenhage, Cape Colony; 3. Duncan Adamson, Cupar; 4. Thomas T. Maclagan, Edinburgh; 5. W. Renton, Edinburgh; 6. Philip Wood, Berwickshire; 7. Henry Thomson, Tullibody; 8. Robert Adamson, Edinburgh; 9. James Davidson, Edinburgh. Private Readings.-Summer Series-John W. Ferguson; First Winter Series-Alexander B. Paterson; Second Winter Series-Alexander B.

Paterson.

Special Prizes for Studies in Greek History.-Michael Johnstone, Minnigaff, Kirkcudbright; J. T. Denegre equal. For Studies in the Philosophy of Languages and Comparative Philology, Robert Brown, Ayr. For Excellence in English Poetical Composition-James Alfred Fraser, Edinburgh.

Tutorial Prizes for Greek Prose Composition.—1. John Keith; 2. J. T. Denegre.

Junior Class.

Prizes for General Eminence.-1. Robert Clark, St Cyrus; 2. John G. A. Georgeson, Caithness; 3. Hugh John Edward Fraser, Edinburgh; 4. Thomas Henderson, Wellfield Academy; 5. W. Charles Young, Elgin; 6. William Sime, Edinburgh; 7. Hugh J. Wilson, Cullen; 8. Michael G. Thorburn, Peebles; 9. William M'Connell, NewtonStewart; 10. Alexander Rodger, Dundee; 11. Charles Low, Brechin; 12. Thomas M'Cracken, Portpatrick; 13. James Ferguson, Edinburgh ; 14. James N. Dodds, Peebles; 15. George Watson, Kinross; 16. Ellis W. Evans, Liverpool; 17. W. Errington Cowan, Newcastle; 18. William Watson, Isle of Lewis.

Frivate Readings.-First Series-Robert Clark. Second Series-Ditto. Tutorial Prizes.-I. For General Excellence in Greek Grammar.-I. Charles Low; 2. W. Errington Cowan. II. For Greek History.— 1. Alexander Murray, Errol; 2. Robert Clerk and Gilfillan Maclaren, Edinburgh-equal.

For

Summer Readings for Students entering the Second Class from the First, for Session 1868-9-Homer's "Odyssey," i. -xii. inclusive. Students entering the Third or Private Class for Session 1868-9-Homer's "Iliad," from beginning to end. Students performing these Summer Exercises in a satisfactory manner receive a Certificate of Merit, and the first in the list receives a Prize.

JOHN S. BLACKIE, Professor.

III. MATHEMATICS.

Third Class.

Prizes.-1. Robert K. Galloway, Ayr (medal); 2. James Fenton, Forfarshire; 3. Robert Brown.

Special Class on Analytical Geometry.

Prizes.-1. Robert K. Galloway, Ayr; 2. Robert Brown ; 3. James Fenton, Forfarshire; 4. Donald Ross, Alness, Ross-shire; 5. Duncan Adamson, Cupar-Fife.

Second Class.

Prizes.-1. Allan Gilmour, Glasgow (medal); 2. L. G. Macneill, Prince Edward Island (medal); 3. Henry Aitken, Ayrshire (medal); 4 and 5. Donald Ross, Alness, Ross-shire; E. Johnston Smith, Limerick, Ireland -equal. 6 and 7. Duncan Adamson, Cupar-Fife; John J. Mackay, Helmsdale, Sutherlandshire-equal. 8 and 9. Alexander Leslie, Fife; William M'Connell, Wigtownshire-equal. 10. James Barrie Low, Forfarshire; 11. Edward Cox, Dundee; 12. John Keiller, Dundee. University Certificates of Merit.—1 and 2. James Coullie, Forfarshire; David Turnbull, Edinburgh-equal. 3. David Scott, Dumfriesshire; 4. William T. Williams, Stirling; 5. Alexander Brims, Caithness; 6. Milward Valentine, Edinburgh; 7. Henry B. Baildon, Edinburgh; 8. William Hastie, Dumfriesshire; 9 and 10. James Ewart, Midlothian; Robert Sivewright, Fifeshire-equal. 11. Richard Anderson, Edinburgh; 12. Alexander Adamson, Leith.

First Class.

Prizes.-1. John J. Mackay, Helmsdale, Sutherlandshire (medal); 2. David Landale, Fifeshire (medal); 3, 4, and 5. Alexander Beveridge, Kinrossshire; John Walter Nichol, Edinburgh; E. Johnston Smith, Limerick, Ireland-equal. 6, 7, and 8. Robert Adamson, Edinburgh; James H. Beat, Dundee; R. H. Smith, Edinburgh-equal. 9. Patrick Marshall, Perthshire; 10. James M'Whannell, Perthshire; 11. James A. Reid, Perth; 12. James Craig, Kirkcudbrightshire; 13. Thomas Johnstone Macdonald, Dumfriesshire; 14. James Drummond Taylor, Edinburgh; 15. Donaldson Rose, Brechin; 16. Colin A. Bannatyne, Edinburgh; 17. David Mason, Linlithgow; 18 and 19. Alexander Mackenzie, Sutherlandshire; Alexander Davidson Walker, Wigtownshire--equal. 20. John M'Cabe, Edinburgh; 21. G. Munro Thomson, Fife; 22. A. S. Paterson, Uitenhage, Cape Colony; 23 and 24. John Grahame, Perthshire; John Pringle Rose, Brechin-equal. 25. Robert Duft, Dumfriesshire. University Certificates of Merit.—1. John Watson, Stirling; 2. John Paxton, Berwick-on-Tweed; 3. William Charles Young, Morayshire; 4. Christopher Halliday, Dumfriesshire; 5. Wm. Rutherfurd, Edinburgh. PHILIP KELLAND, Professor.

IV. LOGIC.

Prizes.-1. John Marshall, Edinburgh (Class Medal and 10 Prize); 2. Andrew Benvie, Dundee; 3. William Cunningham, Edinburgh; 4. Alexander E. Shand, Kinross; 5. Alexander Skene, Kirkcudbright; 6. Malcolm J. Mackenzie, Isle of Skye; 7. George James Young, Berwickshire; 8. James A. Reid, Perthshire; 9 and 10. Francis Imlach, Liverpool; James Stalker, Crieff-equal. 11. George Hay, Prestonpans; 12. Thomas Boyd, Edinburgh; 13. William Sutherland, Leith; Philip Wood, Berwickshire-equal.

Certificates of Honour.-1. Geo. Wilson, Berwickshire; 2. John M'Diarmid, Perthshire; 3. William Fraser, Inverness-shire; 4. David Lloyd Jones, Carnarvon; 5. William Christie Bennett, Clackmannanshire; 6. Armstrong Black, Liddesdale; 7. John Cameron, Stirling; 8. John Paxton, Berwick-upon-Tweed; 9. David A. Munro, Ross-shire; 10. Robert Stirling, Perthshire; 11. Nicol Campbell, Rothesay; 12. John G. Maitland, Edinburgh; 13. David Morgan, Cardiganshire; 14. Robert M. Gunn, Sutherlandshire.

A. C. FRASER, Professor.

METAPHYSICS.

Prizes.-Bruce of Grangehill and Falkland's Prize of £20 to the most distinguished student-George Forbes, Perthshire; to whom the Medal in this class was likewise adjudged. 2. George H. Aitchison, Ayrshire, and A. Murray Dunlop, Edinburgh equal. 4. James B. Thorburn, Newcastle-on-Tyne; 5. Thomas Kirkup, Roxburghshire; George W. T. Omond, Perthshire-equal. 7. James Matthew, Forfarshire. Certificates of Honour.-1. Donald Sutherland, Caithness; 2. Thomas Boyd, Edinburgh; 3. Andrew B. Watson, Leamington; 4. Alexander Muir, Dumfriesshire; 5. George G. Chisholm, Edinburgh; 6. James Bonallo, Perthshire; 7. Henry Platt, Renfrewshire; 8. James H. Pringle, Fitcshire; 9. John Haggart, Perthshire.

A. C. FRASER, Professor.