Orders to be observ'd by all students in the University at the approach and during the continuance of their Majesties here, upon the utmost penalty of the statutes to be inflicted upon the transgressors, as the disobedience and insolence of the offenders shall merit. Unversity of Cambridge. 1681 Approx. 4 KB of XML-encoded text transcribed from 1 1-bit group-IV TIFF page image. Text Creation Partnership, Ann Arbor, MI ; Oxford (UK) : 2009-10 (EEBO-TCP Phase 1). B02124 Wing C348C ESTC R175639 53298980 ocm 53298980 179758

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Orders to be obſerv'd by all Students in the Ʋniverſity at the Approach and during the Continuance of their Majeſties here, upon the utmoſt penalty of the Statutes to be inflicted upon the Tranſgreſſors, as the diſobedience and inſolence of the Offenders ſhall merit.

WHereas their Majeſties have declared their Gracious Pleaſure to Honour this Univerſity with their Royal Preſence upon Tueſday next the twenty ſeventh of this Month; It is injoin'd to all Students,

That they ſtand orderly to wait upon the Approach of their Majeſties in one rank or row from Emmanuel College, through the Petti Cury by the ſouth-ſide of St Maries Church to the Schools, according to the order of Colleges following; that is to ſay, Emmanuel, Sidney, Chriſt, Jeſus, St Mary Magdalen, Corpus Chriſti, Pembroke Hall, St Peters, Queens, Katherine Hall, Clare Hall, Trinity Hall, Catus, St Johns, Trinity and Kings Colleges.

That the Undergraduates be in their Gowns and Caps, and after them the Batchelors of Arts, according to the ſame order of Colleges, in their Gowns, Caps, and Hoods; The Fellow-Commoners in their Gowns; Then the Regents in their Gowns, Caps, Hoods and Habits; Then the Non Regents and Batchelors of Divinity in their Gowns, Caps, and Hoods; Then the Doctors of Phyſick, Law, and Divinity in their Robes and Caps.

That as their Majeſties paſs by, they all kneel down, and ſay with loud and audible voices, VIVAT REX, VIVAT REGINA.

That the Deans or Head-Lecturers, according to the Direction of the Maſters of the ſeveral Colleges, ſee that all the Students of thoſe their reſpective Colleges keep their places hereby allotted, and ſtir not out of them till the whole Train attending their Majeſties be paſſed by.

That all under the Degree of Maſters of Arts, do then repair to their own Colleges, and be there in readineſs to Attend their Majeſties with the Maſters and Fellows of ſuch Colleges as their Majeſties ſhall be pleas'd to Honor with their Preſence.

That none be ſeen in any College or in the Town, but in his Gown and Cap, the Graduates in their Hoods alſo; and that all demean themſelves with ſuch modeſty, civility and decency as may be to the Honor of the Univerſity.

That no Student or Graduate, under the Degree of Maſter of Arts, enter into St Johns College, except the Students of the ſame College, and that the Maſters of Arts preſs not into the Rooms of Entertainment, or ſtay longer there then they ſhall be permitted by the Vice-Chancellor.

That at the Congregation the Regents and Non-Regents be preſent in their Caps, Hoods, and Habits as the Statute requires.

That they place themſelves within the inward part of the Benches, if that will contein them, if not, in the lower part of the outward, leaving the upper for ſuch Perſons of Quality as may be preſent.

That both Regents and Non Regents keep their places, that they ſtand not upon the Benches or Seats, or look over the Partition of the Houſes, or gather together in Companies, but deport themſelves with ſuch Gravity as becomes ſo Great and Venerable a Senate, and that Auguſt Preſence they will then be in, eſpecially conſidering that acting contrary to this Injunction will deprive their Majeſties of what they chiefly propoſe in coming thither, the ſight of the Cuſtoms and Formalities of the Univerſiy in conferring Degrees.

Septemb. 20. 1681. Humf. Gower, Procan.