Calendar: 1869-1870 Page 309

EVENING CLASSES 309 Whenever Class is divided into two or more divisions each division will be treated as distinct Class as regards Prizes and Certificates Prizeman of former year if he continues to attend the same Division of any subject or the same subject if there be no Divisions may be examined with the other Students may be classed in order of merit and may obtain such Cer- tificate as the number of his marks will justify but cannot again obtain the Prize nor can he count the marks except those gained in Divinity towards the "Cunningham" Prize the Jelf" Medal or towards one of the Aggregate prizes VI In counting the marks for tbe Cunningham" Prize the "Jelf" Medal and the Aggregate prizes tbe following rule will be observed in cases where there is more than one Division of subject In any Second Class only four-fifths of the marks gained will be reckoned in any Third Class only three- fifths and in any Fourth Class only two-fifths In Classes below the Fourth no marks will be reckoned VII Student attending both Divinity Classes and may obtain Prize or Certificate in each Class subject to Clause of this Section but be can only count the marks gained in one of the Classes towards the "Cunningham" Prize tbe Jelf Medal or towards one of the Aggregate prizes The marks gained in whichever Class he stands highest will be reckoned VIII In case of there being more than one Division of subject Student not joining the Division to which he is assigned at the beginning of the Session by the Professor or Senior Lecturer see Section VI1 Clause IV shall forfeit all claim to Prize or Certificate in that subject IX There is also an examination in each subject at the close of every Summer Session and Certificates of Merit are then given to all who obtain three-fifths of the whole number of marks