Die cassell Alte und neue Edinburgh: seine Geschichte, seine Menschen und seine Sehenswürdigkeiten. als auch für die Theologie; andaccordingly Herr Patrick C. Macdougal war ap-spitz, 1844, Professor für Philosophie, Pfr. John Millar ernannt wurde, klassische Tutor, und im Jahr 1845 Pfr. Alexander C. Fraser wasappointed Professor für Logik. Geben eftect nach Ansicht von der verehrten Dr. Chalmers gehegt, dass Logik und Ethik folgen sollten die mathematicaland physikalischen Wissenschaften in der Reihenfolge der Studie, um theusual davon praktisch verändert war, thoughnot zwingend so. beschafft in der George Street, und Th

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Cassell's Old and new Edinburgh: its history, its people, and its places . as well as those for theology; andaccordingly Mr. Patrick C. Macdougal was ap-pointed, in 1844, Professor of Moral Philosophy, the Rev. John Millar was appointed Classical Tutor, and in 1845 the Rev. Alexander C. Fraser wasappointed Professor of Logic. To give eftect to theview long cherished by the revered Dr. Chalmers, that logic and ethics should follow the mathematicaland physical sciences in the order of study, theusual order thereof was practically altered, thoughnot imperatively so. procured in George Street, and there the businessof the college was conducted until 1850. These class-rooms were near the house ofMr. Nasmyth, an eminent dentist, and as thestudents were in the habit of noisily applaudingDr. Chalmers, their clamour often startled thepatients under the care of Mr. Nasmyth, who byletter requested the reverend principal to make thestudents moderate their applause, or express itsome other way than beating on the floor withtheir feet. On this, Dr. Chalmers promptly informed. THE ROYAL BANK OF SCOTLA.ND, FROM PRINCES STREET GARDENS. The provision thus made for arts classes wasgreatly due to the circumstance that at that tirilethe tests imposed upon professors in the establisheduniversities were of such a nature and mode ofapplication as to exclude from the professorialchairs all members of the Free Church. When these tests were abolished, and ProfessorsFraser and Macdougal were elected to corre-sponding chairs in the University of Edinburgh, in1S53 and 1857, this extended platform was re-nounced, and the efforts of the Free Church ofScotland were concentrated exclusively upon train-ing in theology. Premises—however, inadequate for the full , development of the intended system—were at once 1 • them of the dentists complaint, and begged th.itthey would comply with his request. I wouldbe sorry indeed if we were to give offence to anyneighbour, said the principal; adding, with a to

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