Appleby School: the Thanet Exhibition at Queen's College. Ashburton School: a Gifford Exhibition at Exeter College. Brentford Grammar School: a Ford Studentship at Trinity College.

Bristol Grammar School: two Scholarships at St. John's College. Bromsgrove School: five Sir Thomas Cookes Scholarships and three Exhibitions at Worcester College.

Canterbury, the King's School: two Ford Studentships at Trinity College.

Carlisle School: the Thomas Exhibitions at Queen's College.

Charterhouse School: three Holford Exhibitions at Christ Church, two Holford Exhibitions at Worcester College, one Holford Scholarship at Pembroke College.

Cheltenham College: the Wyllie Exhibition at Trinity College, two Dorothea Wightwick Scholarships at Pembroke College. Coventry School: two Scholarships at St. John's College. Elizabeth College, Guernsey: see Channel Islands (above). Eton College (the School of): two Chambers Postmasterships at Merton College, one Rous Scholarship at Pembroke College.

Harrow School: three Scholarships at Hertford College.

Hereford Cathedral School: six Somerset Scholarships at Brasenose College.

Ipswich Grammar School: a Ford Studentship at Trinity College.
Kendal School: a Wilson Exhibition at Queen's College.
Kirkby Lonsdale School: a Wilson Exhibition at Queen's College.
Ludlow School: an Exhibition at Balliol College.

Maidstone Grammar School: two Gunsley Exhibitions at University College.

Manchester Grammar School: ten Somerset Scholarships at Brasenose College, and two Wright Exhibitions at Wadham College. Marlborough Grammar School: six Somerset Scholarships at Brasenose College.

Merchant Taylors' School: fifteen Scholarships and four Senior Scholarships at St. John's College.

Reading School: three Scholarships at St. John's College.

Rochester Grammar School: two Gunsley Exhibitions at University College.

Shrewsbury School: see below.

St. Bees School: the Fox and one Dixon Exhibition at Queen's College.

Tiverton School: five Blundell Scholarships and one Exhibition at Balliol College.

Tonbridge: one Scholarship at St. John's College.

Victoria College, Jersey: see Channel Islands (above).

Westminster School: three Scholarships each year at Christ Church.

Winchester College (the School of): six Scholarships each year at New College.

Wolverhampton Grammar School: two Warner exhibitions at Worcester College.

Worcester Grammar School: four Meeke Scholarships at Hertford College.

In the following cases more than one School is favoured :The Hastings Exhibitions at Queen's College-open to seventeen schools in Cumberland, Westmorland, and Yorkshire.

The Careswell Exhibitions at Christ Church-open to Shrewsbury School and five other schools in Salop.

The Freeston Exhibitions at University College-open to the Grammar Schools of Normanton, Pontefract, Swillington, and Wakefield.

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The Townsend Scholarships at Pembroke College Cheltenham, Chipping Campden, Gloucester, and Northleach Schools.

The Abbott Scholarships, which are in the gift of the University, and the Eaton Scholarships at Worcester College are confined in the first instance to the sons of clergymen, and there are at Hertford College three Scholarships, limited in the first instance to sons of Fellows or former Fellows of Hertford College. There is a preference for Founder's kin in the elections to the How Exhibitions at Exeter College, the Dorothea Wightwick Scholarships at Pembroke College, and to three Scholarships at Hertford College. The Hughes and Neale Scholarships at Oriel College are open only to members or sons of members of certain Co-operative Societies.

There are four Bible-Clerkships, to which allowances sufficient to cover all ordinary College expenses are attached. They are in the appointment of the Warden, and are, in practice, filled after competition among such candidates as give him satisfactory evidence of character and need of assistance to come to the University. No candidate is admitted to competition who has reached the age of 20. The examination is similar to the examination for a Classical Scholarship. There is usually an appointment to a Bible-Clerkship in June of every year.

Balliol College.

Open Scholarships and Exhibitions:

There are awarded annually in December:

In Classics.

(1) Three foundation Scholarships, worth about £80 a year. Candidates must be under nineteen on December 4 of the current year.

(2) Three Exhibitions, worth £70 a year, open without limitation of age to all candidates who have not exceeded eight Terms from their matriculation.

In the examination for the above Scholarships and Exhibitions papers in Latin and Greek verse will be optional; candidates may, if they please, offer in lieu of them certain equivalents specified in the annual notices.

In Mathematics. One Scholarship, worth about £80 a year, open without limitation of age to all candidates who have not exceeded four Terms from matriculation.

[Another Mathematical Scholarship, called the Henry Skynner Scholarship, of the annual value of £90, and open to all candidates who have not exceeded two years from matriculation, is awarded every fourth or fifth year. The examination is the same as for the other Scholarships, with the addition of Elementary Astronomy. Last awarded, November, 1898.]

The examination for the Mathematical Scholarships is held in conjunction with Queen's and Corpus Christi Colleges (see the notice on p. 27).

In Modern History. One Scholarship (Brakenbury), worth £80 a year, open without limitation of age to all candidates who have not exceeded eight Terms from matriculation. (The notice issued for 1902 will be found at p. 49.)

In Natural Science. One Scholarship (Brakenbury), worth £80 a year, open without limitation of age to all candidates who have not exceeded eight Terms from their matriculation.

The examination for this Scholarship is held in conjunction with Christ Church and Trinity College (p. 27).

In Music. One Scholarship (Nettleship), open to all candidates who have not exceeded twenty years on the day of election, is awarded once in every three or four years. The annual value is £40, and it is tenable for three or four years. The examination for the Scholarship is in Music and the subjects of one of the ordinary courses of University study. (Last awarded in 1900.)

Open Minor or Williams Exhibitions:

In addition to the Scholarships for Mathematics, Modern History, and Natural Science, a Williams Exhibition of the annual value of £40, tenable for four years, is awarded in each of these subjects, if a candidate is found of sufficient merit. These Exhibitions are not tenable with a Scholarship or any other Exhibition of the College. Similar Exhibitions are sometimes awarded to those who have distinguished themselves in the examination for the Classical Scholarships.

All Scholars and Exhibitioners are required to pass Responsions or some equivalent examination before coming into residence.

College Exhibitions :

A Jenkyns Exhibition is awarded every other year, or, if the funds allow, every year, after a competitive examination in Scholarship History and Philosophy, to an Undergraduate of the College of not more than sixteen Terms' standing. The annual value is £100, it is tenable for four years, and may be held together with any other Scholarship or Exhibition in the College.

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Close Scholarships and Exhibitions.

(1) A Snell Exhibition is awarded annually, after an examination held at Glasgow. These Exhibitions are open to those members of the University of Glasgow whose fathers or grandfathers were Scotchmen: they are tenable for three years, and their annual value is about £133.

(2) The Warner Exhibition is awarded once in every five years, after an examination held at the College. Its annual value is £85, and it is tenable for five years. Candidates must have been born in Scotland, or be the sons of fathers who were born in Scotland. The examination is the same as for the Open Classical Scholarships.

(3) There are five Blundell Scholarships confined to persons educated at Tiverton School: one is awarded every year after an examination held at that School. Their annual value is £60.

(4) There are two small Exhibitions, confined to Tiverton and Ludlow Schools respectively, if candidates of sufficient merit appear for examination.

Brasenose College.

Open Scholarships and Exhibitions:

(1) There are usually awarded every year three or four Scholarships of the annual value of £80, open to all who are under nineteen years of age on the day of election.

Of these one is usually offered for Mathematics, one occasionally for Natural Science, and the rest for Classics.

In Classics, the examination is held in conjunction with University, Exeter, Oriel, and Christ Church.

In Mathematics, in conjunction with Christ Church, Magdalen, Pembroke, and Worcester (see p. 27).

(2) There is one Scholarship (John Watson) open to all persons under the age of twenty, of the annual value of £100. The examination is in Classical subjects.

(3) (a) Junior Hulme Scholarships, open only to candidates whose pecuniary circumstances render them suitable objects of assistance from Mr. Hulme's endowment. Three of these Scholarships of the annual value of £80, open to candidates of not more than