Notice to Students, Regarding a Declaration in an Adminiton Read in the Common Hall

Author(s): Macfarlan, Duncan

NOTICE
TO
STUDENTS.
THE COLLEGE AUTHORITIES consider it expedient at
this time to remind Students of the declaration contained
in the ADMONITION which was read in the COMMON
HALL on the 17th of November last, to wit: "That in
"consequence of the increasing disregard of decency and
"propriety at the Public Meetings of the University when
"assembled in the Common Hall, which was rapidly
"bringing disgrace on this ancient Seminary, and tending
"to subvert that salutary discipline to which it has
"hitherto been so signally indebted," they were determined
no longer to tolerate the use of Missiles of any
description, or any repetition of that disorderly conduct
which has disturbed the Meetings in the Common Hall.
It is therefore now again most emphatically intimated,
"that any person, be he Student or not, found acting in
"defiance of this injunction within the jurisdiction of the
"College Authorities, will be Severely Punished."
BY ORDER OF THE COLLEGE.
D. MACFARLAN, PRINCIPAL.
GLASGOW COLLEGE, 14th MARCH, 1849.
George Richardson, Printer to the University.

Notice to Students, Regarding a Declaration in an Adminiton Read in the Common Hall

Document Information

Document ID	661
Title	Notice to Students, Regarding a Declaration in an Adminiton Read in the Common Hall
Year group	1800-1850
Genre	Administrative prose
Year of publication	1849
Place of publication	Glasgow
Wordcount	169

Author information: Macfarlan, Duncan

Author ID	427
Forenames	Duncan
Surname	Macfarlan
Gender	Male