Calendar: 1899-1900 Page 510

506 PRIZES stimulating the Students of King's College London to high standard of proficiency in Metallurgical Science It is open to those who have as Matriculated Students studied in the Engineering Division for at least two years and who either in their Third Year or if they remain in the Division for three years in the succeeding year make Metallurgy special study The award will depend partly on an Essay on some par- ticular subject partly on written examination on the Metallurgical lectures and partly on actual work done in the Laboratory Names of Medallists 1883 Burn Edward 1885 Home Ernest Worthy nnant 3Pu These Prizes have been founded by means of Legacy bequeathed to the College by the late James Tennant Esq Professor of Mineralogy They are of the annual value of about £15 together and are given in books or instruments One Prize in Geology and one in Mineralogy will be awarded for merit only at the Annual Examination upon the year's work The former is open to all First Year Students and the latter to all Second Year Students of the Faculty of Science in the Morning or Evening Classes who have com- pleted year's work provided the age of the candidate on July of that year does not exceed 22 years Prizemen Geology 1883 Atkinson Llewelym 1884 1885 1886 1887 1888 890 Birchall Festa Giulio Wordingham Charles Henry ceq Anderson Robert Bruce Atkinson Claude William Heathcote Charles Francis Ranken Arthur William Jones Charles Edward Druce Ernest Harry 1891 1892 1893 1894 1895 1896 1897 1898 1899 Ellis Somers Howe Mather Henry Thomas Brown Herbert Radcliffe Bailey Robert William Woodfield Sydney Simpson Richard Christopher West Arthur John Ruffnead Alfred Ernest Lovegrove Gilbert Henry Skelton Herbert Ashlin ו Wartze Carl Wilmar ceq