Notes on the foundation and history of Marischal College / [W. Martin ].

  • Willy Martin
Date:
[1849?]
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Credit: Notes on the foundation and history of Marischal College / [W. Martin ]. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    sioners herein appointed shall from time to time, with the aforesaid approval of Her Majesty, see fit to prescribe in reference thereto. XX. [ Treasury may grant Money for Payment of Salaries, Tra¬ velling Expenses, Src.]—It shall be lawful to the Commissioners of Her Majesty’s Treasury to grant from time to time, out of any Moneys to be provided by Parliament for that purpose, such Sums as shall to them appear necessary, for the following purposes; (that is I 1. For the Salary or other Remuneration of any Clerks or other Officers to be appointed by the Commissioners herein named, with the consent of the said Commissioners of Her Majesty’s Treasury ; 2. For the expense of providing any Office Accommodation for the use of the Commissioners herein named, and of defraying cost of books, stationery, printing, postages, and other necessary expenses connected with the same; 3. For defraying the whole reasonable Travelling Expenses which may be incurred by the Commissioners herein named, or by any clerk or other officer in their service, in the execution of the powers herein conferred. XXI. [ Commissioners under this Act specially to regard Reports of Commissioners for visiting Universities of Scotland, and to report to Par¬ liament,.]—The Commissioners herein appointed shall, in the exercise of their powers, have special regard to the Reports presented by the Commissioners acting under the several Commissions for visiting the Universities of Scotland; viz. a Commission issued by His Majesty King George the Fourth on the twenty-third day of July one thousand eight hundred and twenty-six, renewed by His Majesty King William the Fourth on the twelfth day of October one thousand eight hundred and thirty; a Commission issued by His Majesty King William the Fourth on the twenty-third day of November one thousand eight hundred and thirty-six, re-appointed by Her present Majesty on the second day of October one thousand eight hundred and thirty-seven; and a Commission issued by Her present Majesty on the sixteenth day of April one thousand eight hundred and fifty-seven: And they shall transmit to one of Her Majesty’s principal Secretaries of State, in order to its being laid before Parliament, a copy of any Rules, Statutes, and Ordinances framed by them, and approved of by Her Majesty, and the particulars respecting any payments made or re¬ commended by them to be made by the Commissioners of Her Majesty’s Treasury, out of any moneys directed by this Act to be paid out of the Consolidated Fund of the United Kingdom, and out of any moneys voted by Parliament for any of the purposes of this Act; and shall further, if they see cause, or are required thereto by Her Majesty m Council, report to Parliament respecting any of the other matters hereby to them committed. XXII. [Interpretation.^—The word “University” shall include College, unless the contrary appears from the context; the word Graduates” shall mean all persons who have obtained and hold the degree of Master of Arts, and no other persons.