26TH MARCH, 1913.

Alexander Alexander, M. A., Minister of Waterloo Presbyterian Church, Liverpool. Herbert T. Andrews, B.A. (Oxon.), Professor of New Testament Literature and Exegesis, Hackney College, London.

*Henry W. Wright, Ferryhill Parish Church, Aberdeen.

25TH MARCH, 1914.

*John Buie Davidson, M.A. (1869), East Parish, Peterhead.

Henry Stephen, M.A. (1870), late Professor of Philosophy in the Scottish Churches College, Calcutta.

Herbert Brook Workman, D.Litt. (Lond.), Principal of Westminster Wesleyan Training College, London.

25TH MARCH, 1919.

Robert Sangster Anderson, M.A., Barclay United Free Church, Edinburgh. *Thomas Burnett, M.A., Minister of the Parish of Kennethmont.

John Dickie, M. A., Prefessor of Theology, Knox College, Dunedin, New Zealand. James Gillan, M.A., B.D., Edinburgh.

James Harvey, M.A., Lady Glenorchy's United Free Church, Edinburgh.

*James Murray, M.A., B.D., Missionary, Smyrna.

Canon William Perry, M.A., B.D., Principal, Scottish Episcopal Theological College, Edinburgh.

*Robert Semple, Ruthrieston United Free Church, Aberdeen.

John Morrow Simms, C.B.,

Armies in France.

11TH JULY, 1919.

C.M.G., M.A., D.D., Principal Chaplain, British

24TH MARCH, 1920.

Rev. Gavin Elmslie Argo, M. A., B. D. (Abdn.), Minister of the Parish of Kincardine O'Neil.

Rev. Alexander Fiddes, M.A., B.D. (Abdn.), Minister of the Quoad Sacra Parish of St. Bernard's, Edinburgh.

Rev. George Jackson, B.A. (Lond.), Professor of Pastoral Theology, Didsbury College, Manchester.

Rev. Robert Alexander Lendrum, M.A. (Abdn.), Minister of St. David's U.P.
Church, Glasgow.

Rev. Donald MacLean, Secretary, Free Church Offices, Edinburgh; Moderator of
the General Assembly of the Free Church of Scotland, 1919-20.
Rev. James Ironside Still, M.A. (Abdn.), Minister of Banchory-Devenick U.F
Church.

31ST MARCH, 1921.

Rev. Edward Erskine Anderson, M. A. (Abdn.), Principal of St. Andrew's College, University of Sydney, New South Wales; late Minister of United Free Church, Newton-on-Ayr (in absentia).

Rev. Douglas Gordon Barron, O.B.E., V.D., M.A. (St. And.), Minister of Dunnottar Parish, Stonehaven.

Rev. William MacConachie, M. A., B.D. (Abin.), Minister of Lauder Parish, Ber

wickshire.

Rev. Prof. James Alexander Robertson, M,A. (Abdn.), United Free Church College, Aberdeen.

14TH JULY, 1921.

The Right Rev. Ernest Denny Logie Danson, M.A. (Abdn., 1902), Bishop of Labuan and Sarawak (in absentia).

Eugène de Faye, M. A. (Abdn., 1881), Professor of Church History in the Protestant Faculty of the University of France, Paris (in absentia).

30TH MARCH, 1922.

The Rev. Peter Dunn, M. A. (Abdn.), 1865, minister of the parish of Dalmeny.
The Rev. William Frederick Lofthouse, M.A. (Oxon.), tutor in Old Testament
Language and Literature and Philosophy at Handsworth College, Birming-
ham (Wesleyan Methodist).

The Rev. George Pittendrigh, M.A. (Abdn.), 1880, lately Professor in Madras
Christian College, now a member of the Aberdeen Education Authority.

The Rev. Robert Harvey Strachan, M. A. (Abdn.), 1893, M. A. (Cantab.), minister of St. Andrew's United Free Church, Edinburgh, formerly of Langside Hill Church, Glasgow.

The Rev. George Walker, M.A., B.D. (Edin.), minister of the East Parish Church of St. Nicholas, Aberdeen.

28TH MARCH, 1923.

The Rev. Adam Fyfe Findlay, M.A. (Abdn.) 1889, minister of the High United Free Church, Linlithgow.

The Rev. Duff Mac Donald, M. A. (Abdn.), 1871, B.D. (Abdn.), minister of the South Church, parish of Dalziel, Motherwell.

The Rev, Alexander Cameron Robertson, M. A. (Abdn.), 1870, minister of the parish of Lochgilphead.

11TH JULY, 1923.

The Rev. Jonn Taylor Dean, M. A. (Abdn.), 1888, missionary of the United Free Church of Scotland in Calabar, South Nigeria (in absentia).

The Right Rev. Alexander Wood, M.A. (Abdn.), 1893, Bishop of Chota Nagpur, India (in absentia).

26TH MARCH, 1924.

The Rev. William Milne Grant, M.A. (Abdn.), 1884, minister of the United Free Church, Drumoak.

The Rev. Robert Sangster Kemp, M.A. (Abdn.), 1882, B.D. (Abdn.), 1885, T.D., minister of the parish of Deer.

The Rev. Donald Munro, minister of the Free Church at Ferintosh.

The Rev. Thomas H. Weir, M. A. (Glas.), 1885, B.D. (Glas.), 1888, M.R. A.S., lecturer in Arabic Language and Literature at the University of Glasgow.

1ST APRIL, 1925.

The Right Rev. Ernest William Barnes, M. A. (Cantab.), 1900, Sc. D., F.R.S., F.R.A.S., Bishop of Birmingham.

The Rev. William Meston, M. A. (Abdn.), 1890, B.D. (Edin.), Principal of the Madras Christian College, India (in absentia).

The Rev. George Raymond Murison, M.A. (Abdn.), 1875, Minister of the Parish of Stenness, Orkney.

The Rev. Harry Smith, M.A. (Abdn.), 1887, Minister of the Parish of Old Kilpatrick, Dumbartonshire.

24TH MARCH, 1926.

The Rev. William Cruickshank, M.A. (Abdn.), 1896, B.D. (Abdn.), 1899, Minister of the Parish of Kinneff.

The Rev. Walter Angus Elmslie, M. B., C.M. (Abdn.), 1884, formerly Medical Missionary in the Livingstonia Mission, now Minister of the United Free Church, Rayne.

John Nicol Farquhar, M.A. (Oxon.), 1895, D.Litt. (Oxon.), 1916, B.D. (Manch.), Professor of Comparative Religion, University of Manchester.

The Rev. John Somerled MacDonald, M.A. (Abdn.), 1891, Minister of Sefton Park Church, Liverpool.

23RD MARCH, 1927.

The Rev. Richard Bell, M. A. (Edin.), B.D., Lecturer in Arabic, University of Edinburgh, formerly Minister of Wamphray Parish.

The Rev. John Macleod, M. A. (Aberd.), 1891, Minister of the Free North Church, Inverness Moderator of the General Assembly of the Free Church of Scotland, 1920; Chairman of the Inverness Education Authority.

The Rev. Edward Gordon Selwyn, B.A. (Cantab.), 1907; M. A. (Cantab.), B.D., Rector of Redhill, Havant: Editor of "Theology"; formerly Fellow and Lecturer, Corpus Christi College, Cambridge; Warden, Radley College,

1913-18.

The Rev. James Gordon Sutherland, M. A. (Aberd.), 1879; B.D. (Aberd.), Minister Emeritus of Trinity United Free Church, Galston; Junior Principal Clerk of the General Assembly of the United Free Church of Scotland.

List of those who have obtained the Degree of Bachelor of Divinity with Honours.

Cooper, William Davidson, M. A., Aberdeen (Hons. in Hebrew and Biblical

Criticisms).

New Regulations.

Barnett, Christopher Charles, M. A., Aberdeen (with distinction in Hebrew).

(A) Brown Scholar.

(B). Bruce and Fraser Scholar.

BURSARIES, SCHOLARSHIPS, AND PRIZES IN THE FACULTY OF DIVINITY.

In the case of all Scholarships, Bursaries and Prizes awarded on the results of Competitions, the Senatus reserves the right to make no award in the event of Candidates failing to reach a sufficent standard of proficiency.

Bursary Foundations.

I. COMPETITION BURSARIES.

1. BRUCE.

Founded in 1795, by the Rev. George Bruce, M.A., King's College. 1724, Minister, Dunbar. The Bursaries under this Foundation are now conjoined with the Fraser Bursary to form the Bruce and Fraser Scholarship (q.v.).

2. WILLIAM CATTO, BANKER'S BURSARY.

This Bursary may be held in the Faculty of Divinity. For conditions see Bursaries in Arts.

3. REV. DR. CORBET'S BURSARIES.

Founded in 1876, by Rev. Adam Corbet, M.A., Mar. Coll., 1816; D.D., 1864, Minister of Drumoak. By his Deed of Settlement he bequeathed to the University of Aberdeen £1000, to be under the sole control and management of the Professors of Divinity, Church History and Biblical Criticism. The yearly interest of this sum to form two (formerly four) Bursaries, of equal amounts, and be given after competitive trial-to be assigned by said Professors to Students of Divinity attending the regular course of study of Divinity and Theology in said University, with the view of their becoming Ministers of the Church of Scotland. The Bursaries are tenable for three years, and the annual value of each is one half of the free income of the Foundation.

4. FRASER.

Founded in 1730, by Dr. James Fraser of the Royal Hospital, Chelsea. The Bursary under this Foundation is now conjoined with the Bruce Bursaries to form the Bruce and Fraser Scholarship (q.v.). See also Fraser Bursary under Presentation Bursaries in this Faculty.