Calendar: 1896-1897 Page 436

432 EXHIBITIONS AND SCHOLARSHIPS he awarded to any Candidate who does not obtain two-thirds of the number of marks assigned to Professional subjects This Scholarship is tenable for two years provided the Scholar continue to attend Lectures in the Medical Faculty and to reside within the limits of the College unless ן previously to the expiration of the two years for which the Scholarship is tenable the Scholar have passed the necessary examinations required by the College of Surgeons and the Society of Apothecaries or have been excused from further residence by the Council of King's College for any cause that may to them seem reasonable provided also that at the close of his Fourth Academical Year each Scholar on this foundation shall produce to the Council certificate signed by the Principal and the Censor of the College and by the Dean of the Medical Faculty of good conduct of regular attendance on the Divinity and Medical Lectures and Examinations and on Clinical Lectures and Hospital Practice and of satisfactory progress in his studies during the year then past Unless such Certificate be produced the Scholar- ship will become void at the close of that Academical Year The Scholars of this Class will be required to compete for the ordinary Medical Scholarship in their fourth year and the Dean's Certificate of satisfactory progress in Medical studies will depend upon their obtaining an aggregate of one-half the marks in that examination This Scholarship is tenable with one of the College Medical Scholarships but the holder of Warneford Class Scholarship must resign the same if he gain Class II Scholarship 1896-7 The Divinity part of the Examination will be held on Monday and Tuesday October and 1896 and the Medical Examination will begin on Monday March 15 1897 The names of all Candidates must be sent in writing to the Secretary of the College before four o'clock on Wednesday September 30 1896 after which hour no name can be received