[24] A printed "Order of Exhibition" was issued at Harvard College in 1810, for the first time.
[25] In reference to cutting lead from the old College.
[26] Senior, as here used, indicates an officer of college, or a member of either of the three upper classes, agreeable to Custom No. 3, above.
[27] The law in reference to footballs is still observed.
[28] See SOPHOMORE.
[29] I.e. TUTOR.
[30] Abbreviated for Cousin John, i.e. a privy.
[31] Joseph Willard, President of Harvard College from 1781 to 1804.
[32] Timothy Lindall Jennison, Tutor from 1785 to 1788.
[33] James Prescott, graduated in 1788.