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xxxiv STATUTEl'I, RULES,
CHAPTER x:.V.
Of Punishments.
Any Student guilty of any of the following offences
shall be liable to expulsion from the Collcge ; but it shall
be competent to the Council, should they deem it more
conducive to the discipline of the College. and the
reformation of the offender, to impose some lighter punishment
for the same :-
1. Habitual neglect of attendance for Divine Worship at such church
or chapel as shall be approved by his parents or guardians.
2. Habitual neglect of attendance on the religious instruction provided
for Studeuts of his church or denomination.
3. Immoral or dishonest practices.
4. Treasonable or seditious conduct.
5. Drunkeuness.
6. Grievous offences against College rules or discipline.
7. Wilful and serious injury to the property of the College.
For all offences and violations of the Statutes of the
College, or of the Decrees or other regulations of the
College Council, of a less grievous nature than the preceding,
the Council shall have power to inflict such fine
{)r other punishment as shall appear to them suitable to
the same.
No Student shall be allowed to enter or pursue bis
-studies in the said Queen·s College while under sentence
of temporary exclusion, or after expulsion from anyone
of the Colleges founded under the said Act ef Parliament.
CHAPTER XVI.
Of the Residences of Students, and tlte llea1tS of Residences.
Every Matriculated Student, being under the age of
twenty-one years, shall be required to reside dllring the
College Terms with his parent or guardian, or with
some relation or friend to whose care be shall bave been
committed by his parent or guardian, and who shall have
been approved of by the })resident, or in a Boardinghouse
licensed and arranged for the reception of Students
in the manner hereinafter described.
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