Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from The Scottish Antiquary, or Northern Notes and Queries, 1902, Vol. 16
Ninth jubilee, and the public press, not restricting itself to reports of current proceedings, has been enlightening all whom it may concern on the early history of the venerable institution. It is recalled how, four hundred and fifty years ago, on the solicitation of King James II., and through the persuasion of a worthy prelate, Bishop Turnbull, Pope Nicholas erected a Stadium Generate at Glasgow, a place of renown, where the air is mild, victuals are plentiful, and great store of other things pertaining to the use of man is found; how, under the fostering care of the Church, the young seminary maintained vitality till, at the Reformation, it was all but submerged and how, by the material help of royal and municipal grants, and the enthusiastic services of teachers inspired by a new faith, the revived and reconstructed university entered on a career which in the main has been one of continuous success.
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