Chapter III
The Chores, or Unions.—Their nature, constitution, and distinguishing colours—each Chore formed of the natives of a particular State—what is requisite for the formation of a New Chore—is acknowledged and recorded at the Allgemeine, or General Social Meeting of the Chores—Constitution of a Chore—its Officers, Code of Laws—its Beer-court, and Court of Honour—its Boon-companions, and various ranks of members—its Chore-Convent, or Board of Administration—the Proscription, or Bann, as exercised both against Members and offending Tradesmen, or even the University itself—Classes of Students termed Camels, etc. etc.