place within the Town of Calcutta one complete course of Law Lectures without charge to the Students and other persons who may attend such Lectures. Within six months after the delivery of each course of Lectures the Lectures shall be printed and not less than 500 copies thereof shall be distributed gratuitously. I desire that the expence of such printing and distribution may be defrayed out of the residue of the annual interest of the said fund. Whatever portion of the residue may remain after defraying the expences, I desire that it may be devoted to the printing and publication of approved works on Law or Jurisprudence. It is my will that the said " Tagore Law Professorship" shall save as herein provided be as to the kind of Law which is to be taught and in all other matters and things regulated by and subject to the control of the Senate of the said University." At a meeting of the Senate on the 10th July, 1869, the following scheme for Lectures was adopted : (a). That the Professor, to be appointed, shall deliver in each year a course of Lectures on some branch of Hindu, Mahomedan or Anglo-Indian Law, the subject. or subjects to be selected annually by the Syndicate in consultation with the Faculty of Law and the Professor. (b)). That the selection be made with a view to the ultimate formation of a body of Institutes of Indian Law. (c). That the Professor be appointed for a term of three years, and, at the expiration of that term, be eligible for re-appointment. At the same meeting Mr. Herbert Cowell was elected Professor by the Senate. UNIVERSITY LIBRARY. Baboo Joykissen Mookerjee, of Ooterpara, made a donation of Rs. 5,000 to the University, on the 20th July, 1869, for the purpose of forming a Library. The amount has been invested in four per cent. securities till the completion of the University building. INSTITUTIONS AFFILIATED TO THE (Connected with Government.) 1. Presidency College, Calcutta, (In Arts, Law and Civil Engineering). 2. Medical College, Calcutta. 3. Hooghly College, (In Arts and Law). 5. Kishnaghur College, (In Arts and Law). 9. Saugor School. 10. Sanskrit College. 11. Ajmere College. 12. Bareilly College. 13. Patna College, (In Arts and Law). 14. Thomason College, Roorkee. 15. Lahore Government College. 16. Delhi Government College. 17. Gowhatty School, (In Arts and Law). 18. Calcutta Mudressa. 19. Cuttack School, (In Arts and Law). 20. Chittagong School, (In Arts and Law). (Unconnected with Government.) 21. Canning College, Lucknow, (In Arts and Law). 22. Bishop's College. 23. Doveton College, Calcutta. 24. St. Paul's School. 25. Free Church Institution, Calcutta. 26. La Martiniere College, Calcutta. 27. London Missionary Society's Inst., Bhowanipore. 28. Serampore College. 29. St. Xavier's College, Calcutta. 30. St. John's College, Agra. 31. Joy Narain's College, Benares. 32. St. Thomas's College, Colombo. 33. St. Stephen's College, Delhi. 34. General Assembly's Institution, Calcutta. 35. Lahore Mission School. 36. Cathedral Mission College, Calcutta. 37. Victoria College, Agra. 38. Church Mission School, Umritsur. 39. Bishop's School, Simla. 40. 41. 42. 43. Christ Church School, Cawnpore. Sehore School. La Martiniere College, Lucknow. 44. Allahabad High School. AFFILIATION. 1. Institutions, or departments of Institutions, may be affiliated in Arts, Law, Medicine and Civil Engineering. 2. The power of affiliating rests, under the sanction of the Governor-General of India in Council, with the Syndicate, to whom all applications for affiliation must be addressed through the Registrar. In the case of a Government Institution, application must be made by the Director of Public Instruction, or other Chief Educational officer of the province in which the Institution is situated. In the case of any other Institution, application must be made by the chief controlling authority of such Institution. Every application must be countersigned by two Members of the Senate, and, if thought necessary in the case of distant Institutions, by the Secretary to the Government of the Province in which the Institution is situated. 3. The application must contain : (a) A declaration that the Institution has the means of educating up to the standard under which it desires to be affiliated. (b) A statement shewing the provisions made for the instruction of the students up to the same standard. (c) Satisfactory assurance that the Institution will be maintained on the proposed footing for 5 years at least. 4. The Syndicate may, with the sanction of the Governor-General of India in Council, at any time, withdraw the privilege of affiliation from any Institution. Presidency College. AFFILIATED, 1857. The Presidency College was established on the 15th June, 1855, under orders from the Hon'ble the Court of Directors in their Despatch No. 62, dated 13th September, 1854, and is under the control of the Director of Public Instruction of Bengal. The College is open to all classes of the community, and the course of instruction is adapted to the requirements of the University for Degrees in Arts, Law and Civil Engineering. General Department.-Students who have passed the University Entrance Examination are admissible to this Department. There is an admission fee of 10 Rs., and the monthly tuition fee is 12 Rs., except in the case of students holding Junior Scholarships, who pay only 6 Rs. a month. Seven Scholarships, founded in commemoration of the donors whose names they bear, are attached to the College, and are tenable by Graduates in Arts for one year after taking the Degree of B. A. viz. The Burdwan Scholarship,.. value 50 Rs. a month. Dwarkanath Tagore,, 50 Rs. 30 Rs. Three Hindu Coll. Scholarships, Law Department.-Students are admissible to this Department who have passed the First Examination in Arts. Candidates for admission, who are not already |