woman unless her marks are at least equal to those of the lowest successful Foundation Scholar in the same subject in the same year. The Scholarships in French and German are limited to 2. The Marshall Porter Memorial Prize, £20, is awarded annually to the most deserving unsuccessful candidate for Classical Scholarship. Term Honors and Prizes, and Prizes at Lectures: Every Term Examinations are held, at which Honors of the First and Second Rank are awarded to Candidates who exhibit sufficient merit. In Michaelmas Term, Prizes of £4 and £2 are awarded to Candidates who obtain First and Second Honors, respectively. Two Prizes of £1 10s. each, for Composition, are awarded each Term to Freshman students attending the Honor Lectures in Classics, similar Prizes are awarded in French and in German, and a Prize of £2 for Composition in English is awarded each Term to the students attending the Professor's Lectures. Prizes and Exhibitions open for Competition : In the Junior Freshman year:— Term Prizes (see above) in Michaelmas Term in: Mathematics, Classics, Experimental Science, Natural Science, Modern History, English Literature, French, German, Old and Middle Irish. Composition Prizes every Term (see above), at the Honor Lectures in Classics, French, German, and English. Catechetical Prizes, £2 each, at all the Lectures and Examinations, to Students who exhibit sufficient merit. The Townsend Memorial Prize in Mathematics, £22, awarded on the results of the Honor Examinations in Mathematics. In the Senior Freshman year : Term Prizes (see above) in Michaelmas Term in: Mathematics, Classics, Logic and Psychology, Experimental Science, Natural Science, Modern History, English Literature, French, German, Old and Middle Irish. Prizes for Composition every Term (see above), at the Honor Lectures in Classics, French, German, and English. Catechetical Prizes, £2 each, at all the Lectures and Examinations, to Students who exhibit sufficient merit. Sixteen Senior Exhibitions, twelve of £20, and four of £15 a year for 2 years, awarded on the results of the Final Freshman Examination and the Honor Examinations of the Senior Freshman year. The Jellett Prizes, £5 and £3, for first and second places at the Final Freshman Examination. The Michael Roberts Prize, £7, in Mathematics; the William Roberts, £7 in Classics; the Dunbar Ingram, £8, in Modern History; and the Littledale, £8 in English Literature, are all awarded at the Term Prize Examinations in Michaelmas Term. In the Junior Sophister year :— Term Prizes in Michaelmas Term in: Mathematics, Classics, Mental and Moral Philosophy, Experimental Science, Natural Science, Modern History, Modern Literature, Legal and Political Science, Celtic Languages. Catechetical Prizes, £2 each, at all the Examinations to Students who exhibit sufficient merit. The Lloyd Exhibition in Mathematics, value about £16 10s. a year for 2 years, awarded at a special Examination in Michaelmas Term. The Dr. Henry Hutchinson Stewart Literary Scholarship, value £20 a year for 3 years, awarded on the results of the Term Honor and Prize Examination, in French, German, and Literature, in the Freshman and Junior Sophister years. The Cluff Memorial Prize, about £12, in Modern History, awarded at the Term Prize Examination in Michaelmas Term. In the Senior Sophister year:— The Wray Prize, £30, in Mental and Moral Philosophy, awarded at a special Examination in Hilary Term. The Degree Examination can be passed by answering in any of the following Courses:-Mathematics, Classics, Mental and Moral Philosophy, Experimental Science, Natural Science, History and Political Science, Modern Literature, Legal and Political Science, Engineering Science, Celtic Languages. Successful Candidates are styled Senior or Junior Moderators, and receive Gold or Silver Medals. A Studentship, not exceeding £100 a year for 5 years, and a Brooke Prize of about £39, are awarded to the first and second answerers, respectively, in Mathematics, combined with another Course; and a Studentship and Brooke Prize of similar values are awarded to the first and second answerers, respectively, in Classics, combined with another Course. About £400 is awarded annually in other Prizes to deserving answerers at the Degree Examination. Scholars who obtain Senior Moderatorships are usually granted Exhibitions of £10 a year for 3 years. The King Edward Prize of £10 is awarded to the Respondent who answers best at the Degree Examination. The FitzGerald Memorial Scholarship and Medal in Experimental Science, £50. Catechetical Prizes, value £2 each, are awarded at the Term Examinations to Students who exhibit sufficient merit. In the Junior Sophister and subsequent years to M.A. standing :Prizes in Biblical Greek, £15. For Undergraduates: Prizes in Italian, £4 and £2; in Spanish, £4 and £2. In the Junior Bachelor year: — The Bishop Law Prizes, value £20 and £10, in Mathematics, in Michaelmas Term. For Graduates of not more than 8 years standing : The Elrington Theological Prize, value £50, for an Essay on a Theological subject. For Graduates: The Whately Memorial Prize in Political Economy, every fifth year, value about £60, awarded for an Essay on a specified Economic subject. At the Examination for Fellowship, the first man out receives the Madden Prize, value about £310, provided there are two disappointed Candidates at least, and to him and other unsuccessful Candidates the Board usually grant Prizes, varying from £60 to £20, in order to encourage them in reading for Fellowship. In any year of their College Course up to M.A. standing : Students may compete for the following special Scholarships or Prizes, which are all awarded annually, unless a statement to the contrary is made : In Mathematics :- The M'Cullagh Prizes, value £30 and £20, on a special course. Classics: Bishop Berkeley's Gold Medals (2), for a special subject. The Ferrar Memorial Prize, £18 for Comparative Philology, a special course being set. Tyrrell Memorial Gold Medal, every second year, for Composition. Mullins Classical Exhibition, value £17 a year for three years, every third year, awarded on a dissertation and an Examination on a special course. History and Political Science : Prizes in Political Economy, £10 and £5, in Trinity Term. The Blake National History Scholarship, every fourth year, value about £85 a year for four years, awarded for an Essay on a specified subject. The Cobden Prize of £20 and Silver Medal, every third year, awarded for an Essay on some subject connected with Political Economy. English: The Vice-Chancellor's Prizes, £20 and £20, for English Prose and English Verse. Prize in Old and Middle English, £10 10s. Languages: Hebrew, Chaldee, and Syriac, £40; Arabic, £10; Hindustani, £5; Persian, £5; Sanskrit, £10: all awarded by Examination to Students attending the corresponding Lectures. Prizes in Irish, £20; Old French and Provençal, £5. The Ferguson Memorial Prize in Celtic Literature, every third year, £20. In Subjects connected with the Study of Divinity: Wall Biblical Scholarship, value £20 a year for five years. In Ecclesiastical History, £10 and £5. Each Term two Prizes for Composition, value £2 each, one for the Senior Class, and one for the Junior. The Carson Biblical Prize, £17 10s. The Toplady Memorial Prize, £7 4s. The Ryan Prize, £3 6s. Archbishop King's Divinity Prizes, £12, £8. Bishop Forster's Divinity Prizes, £17 10s. The Downes' Divinity Premiums: for Written Composition, £20 and £10; for Oratory, £12 and £8; and for Reading the Liturgy, £8 and £4. The Warren Church Formularies Prize, £10. The Robert King Memorial Prize in Ecclesiastical History, £3 10s. Two Theological Exhibitions, value £60 and £20 a year, tenable for three years. The Kyle Irish Prize, £11. A Bedell Scholarship of £20 a year for four years, and a Bedell Prize of £10, are awarded from time to time. Prizes in the School of Law: At the end of Trinity Term Prizes amounting to £45 may be awarded by the Professors to the best answerers of the Students attending their Lectures. Prizes in the School of Physic: A Begley Studentship of about £37 a year for four years, awarded annually. A Medical Scholarship of £20 a year for two years, and a Dr. Henry Hutchinson Stewart Scholarship of £10 a year for three years, in Chemistry, Physics, Botany, and Zoology, open to Students who have not completed two years. A Medical Scholarship of £20 a year for two years, and a Dr. Henry Hutchinson Stewart Scholarship of £10 a year for three years, in Anatomy and Institutes of Medicine, open to Students who have not completed three years. The John Mallet Purser Medal in Physiology and Histology, awarded at the Intermediate Medical Examination Part I. in June, open to Students who have not spent more than three years in the School. The Fitzpatrick Scholarship of about £32 is awarded annually to the Student who obtains the highest aggregate marks at the five sections of the Final Medical Examination, provided that his Medical Course shall have been completed in the prescribed time of five years. A Medical Travelling Prize, and a Surgical Travelling Prize, each of £100, in alternate years, open in Trinity Term to Students who have passed the Final Examination in Medicine, or in Surgery, as the case may be, within two years from the beginning of the Term. The John Banks Medal is awarded to the winner of the Medical Travelling Prize, and the John Banks Prize of about £15 to the second best answerer. The Edward Hallaran Bennett Medal is awarded to the winner of the Surgical Travelling Prize, and the Edward Hallaran Bennett Prize to the second best answerer. The following Prizes are granted by the Professors: Institutes of Medicine, £6 and £4; Practice of Medicine, £5; Materia Medica, £5; Medical Jurisprudence, £5. In the School of Engineering : A Prize in Geology and Mineralogy of £10 to third year's men, and one of £5 to second year's men. A great number of the above Prizes, &c., are paid out of Special Trust Funds, and accordingly are subject to variation, so that the amounts given must be taken as only fair averages. |