Calendar: 1881-1882 Page 367

368 EVENING CLASSES next four Winter Sessions by Robert Manuel Esq to the Student who gains the highest aggregate mark in Commerce Geography and any one Modern Foreigr Language taught in the Evening Classes No prize will be given for less aggregate than 225 marks nor to any one whose Schedule of attendance is not returned properly signed to the Librarian before the last day of the Winter Session In counting the marks for these prizes the 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 Aggregate Prizes Prize is given by the Council to the first five Matri- culated Students who have gained the highest aggregate number of marks in all the subjects not exceeding in number of which Divinity must be one which they respec- tively bring up for examination at the end of the Winter Session No Prize will be given for aless aggregate than 300 marks nor to any one whose Schedule of attendance is not returned properly signed to the Librarian before the last day of the Winter Session In counting the marks for these prizes the following rules 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 An Aggregate 7י prize cannot be taken twice except by marks gained in new subjects or in higher divisions of the same subjects Divinity excepted