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220 APPLIED SCIENCES examinations at the close of the Easter Term provided he at least in his second term but has not exceeded four term either in this Department or in this Department and that General Literature taken together This Exhibition will be payable in six equal instalment at the close of each term commencing with the Michaelma Term following the election provided the Student continue in attendance as Matriculated Student during at least th first three of such terms and produces at the close of eacl certificate of good conduct and satisfactory progress signei by the Dean and the Principal Name of Exhibitioners 1881 Burn Edward 1882 Atkinson Llewelyn Birchall 1883 Anderson Robert Bruce 1884 Atkinson Claude William Co His William Henry cq IX Siemens' CSoIu piefcal an& $rt This Medal and Prize derived from the interest of £500 has been founded by the late Sir Charles William Siemens with the object of stimulating the Students of King's College London to high standard of proficiency in Metal- lurgical Science It is open to those who have as Matriculated Students studied in the Applied Science Department for at least two years and who either in their Third Year or if they remain in the Department for three years in the succeeding year make Metallurgy special study The next award will be made at the end of June 1885 and will depend partly on an Essay on some particular subjec partly on written examination on the Metallurgical lectures and partly on actual work done in the Laboratory The subjects for the Essay for 1885 will be 11 Cast Steel it past and probable future development The Essays are to be illustrated by Free Hand Sketches and Mechanical ו