The Belfast Queen's College CalendarSimms and M'Intyre, 1875 |
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Alexander Anatomy and Physiology Andrew angle appointed attend B.A. CHEMISTRY B.A. MATHEMATICS B.A. METAPH B.A. NAT Bachelor of Arts Bachelor of Laws Belfast Candidates Charles Clarke course courts of equity David Degree of Bachelor Describe Divisions are arranged English Examiner-PROFESSOR Explain fees Friday Galway George George Raphael Hamilton Henry HISTORY Hugh Ireland James Johnston Joseph JUNIOR SCHOLARS Junior Scholarships Jurisprudence King's Inns Language Latin Lectures Letters Patent Literary Division LL.B LL.D M'Mordie Matriculated Students Medicine Monday Natural Philosophy ordain order of merit prescribed President Professor Quarter of Moon Queen's College Queen's University regulations reign Robert Ross Samuel Science Division SECOND YEAR.-ARTS SECOND YEAR.-ENGINEERING SECOND YEAR.-LAW SECOND YEAR.-MEDICINE Senate Senior Session Statutes Sunday after Trinity THIRD YEAR.-LAW THIRD YEAR.-MEDICINE Thomas Thurs Thursday Translate Tues Tuesday UNIVERSITY EXAMINATION University in Ireland University of Dublin Wallace Wednesday Wilson Wylie δὲ καὶ τε
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