1883.

Thomas Martin, M.A., Scone.

1885.

James C. Anderson, M.A., Menmuir.
John Henderson, M.A., Scoonie.
James Kean, M.A., Berwick-upon-Tweed.
Robert Thomson, M.A., South Knapdale.

1886.

Robert Forgan, M.A., St Andrews. Robert Gillespie, M.A., Kinghorn. Kenneth A. Macleay, M.A., Lochbroom. Robert T. Marshall, M.A., Leslie.

1887.

Joseph Mitchell, M.A., Craig.

James M. Strachan, M.A., Langholm.
John M. Wilson, M.A., Dundee.

1888.

Charles D. Bentick, M.A., Kingussie.

James Hill, M.A., Dundee.

John Johnstone, M.A., Leuchars.

John Liddell, M.A., Monifieth.

James A. Lowe, M.A., Laurencekirk.
David Matthew, M.A., Arbroath.
James Robb, M.A., Kirriemuir.
John R. Strachan, M.A., Langholm.
William M. Tocher, M.A., Barry.

1889.

Andrew Gray, M.A., Dalkeith.
John Daniel Jones, B.A., Lincoln.

Robert D. Mackenzie, M.A., Inverallan.
David D. M'Laren, M.A., Fordoun.
Thomas C. Sturrock, M.A., Dundee.

1890.

William Brown, M.A., Montrose.
Richard W. Free, M.A., London.
James Gillies, M.A., B.Sc., Dundee.
Alfred Macfarlane, M.A., Airth.

Walter M'Leod, M.A., Burntisland.
William Rankin, M.Á., Old Monkland.
David Reid, M.A., Balmerino.
Alexander Scott, M.A., Kinghorn.

Andrew Snadden, M.A., Sauchie.
Alfred Stock, B.A., Honiton.

GRADUATES OF SESSION 1890-91.

Graduates in Medicine.

DEGREE OF M.D.

James Wallace Anderson, L. F.P.S. and L.M. Glasg., Glasgow.
Richard Henry Barker, M. R.C.S. Eng., L.S.A. Lond., Hungerford.
Andrew Graham, L.R.C.P. Ed., L.R.C.S. Ed., Currie.

Francis Hollinshead, M.R.C.S. Eng., L.S.A. Lond., Selly Oak.
John Hay Honeyman, L. R.C.P. Ed., L.R.C.S. Ed., Auckland, N.Z.
John Fletcher Horne, L.S. A. Lond., L.F.P.S. Glasg., F.R.C.S. Ed.,
Barnsley.

Lawrence Storrar Mackenzie, L.R. C.P. Ed., L. R.C.S. Ed., Bradford.
John Nairn, L. R. C.S. Ed., Glasgow.

Frederic La Coque Thorne, M. R.C.S. Eng., L.S. A. Lond., Leamington. Albert Wheeler, L.S.A. Lond., M. R.C.S. Eng., L.R.C.P. Lond., London.

Graduates in Divinity.

DEGREE OF B.D.

Joseph Walter Bowman, M. A., Newcastle-on-Tyne.

Robert Coupar, M. A., Fordoun.

William Edie, M. A., Roberton.

Daniel Lincoln Jones, B. A., Manchester.

James Patrick, M.A., B.Sc., Barry.

William Simpson, M. A., Elgin.

Charles Stewart, M. A., Liff.

Graduates in Arts.

DEGREE OF M.A.

David Irons, Mains, with First-Class Honours in Philosophy.
Alan Cant, St Andrews, with Second-Class Honours in Mathematics.

The following Candidates for the Degree of B.D. passed
in the departments specified.

William Ernest Blomfield, in Church History and Biblical Criticism.
Hugh M. Burns, in Biblical Criticism, Church History, and Hebrew.
Charles W. Fleming, in Divinity and Biblical Criticism.

William Hewitson, in Church History.

John Mathew, in Biblical Criticism, Church History, and Hebrew. Robert Allan Mines, in Divinity and Church History.

CANDIDATES FOR GRADUATION IN ARTS.

1890-91.

The following Candidates passed for the Degree of M.A.
in the Department of Classics.

October 1890.

John J. Cameron, with First-Class Honours.
William Menzies, with First-Class Honours.

Stewart F. Butchart, with Second-Class Honours.

The following Candidates passed for the Degree of M. A. in the Department of Mental Philosophy.

The following Candidates passed for the Degree of M. A. in the

The following Candidates for the Degree of M. A. have passed all the Examinations, but have not graduated.

The following Candidates have passed the Preliminary Examination in the subjects specified.

June 1890.

Alister F. W. Gourlay, in Latin.

October 1890.

Albert W. Borthwick, in Latin and Elements of Mathematics.
William J. L. Cumming, in Elements of Mathematics.

John Irons, in English, Latin, Arithmetic, Elements of Mathematics,
Mechanics, Higher Mathematics, and Chemistry.

Charles A. King, in English and Latin.

David Wallace, in English, Arithmetic, and Chemistry.

Fred Adamson, in Greek.

March 1891.

Albert W. Borthwick, in Arithmetic, Mechanics, Physics, and Chemistry.

John B. Briggs, in Mechanics.

Thomas R. Čansh, in Latin, Arithmetic, and Chemistry.

Fred David, in Arithmetic, Mathematics, and Chemistry.

Matthew A. B. Gilmour, in English, French, and Natural History.