Calendar: 1927-1928 Page 50

4G SCHOLARSHIPS EXHIBITIONS AND PRIZES ROLES certificate of satisfactory attendances good conduct and proficiency is required before the payment of any emolument is made to Scholar or Exhibitioner Where the rules governing the award of any Studentship Scholar- ship or Exhibition require attendance at the College that attendance must usually be continuous otherwise the Studentship Scholarship or Exhibition is likely to be forfeited unless the holder has obtained leave of absence Scholarship or Exhibition or Prize will not be awarded if the Examiners report that there is no candidate sufficiently well qualified The winner of any Scholarship Exhibition or Prize is not eligible to compete again for the same Scholarship Exhibition or Prize except in cases where it is specially allowed fee of half guinea is charged if certificate is required by Scholar or Prizewinner as to the Scholarship or Prize he has gained -FACULTY OF THEOLOGY Sambroofee JEjbibttions in XTbeologp Exhibitions not exceeding £20 in value arising from the Legacy bequeathed to the College by Thomas Godfrey Sambrooke are given at the discretion of the Dean to students of the second year in the Faculty of Theology who are in need of assistance ExkibUiontrs 1926-7 Adkins Sidney Stapletou Watte Francis Edward We-lnn Cowans Walter Stanley Wilson William Bell Johnson Norman Ernest Stephen XTbeological Eibibitions anb Bursaries sum of money amounting to £500 year is granted by the Eccle- siastical Commissioners out of the City Parochial Charities Fund to students who are prepared to be ordained in the Dioceses of London Rochester Southwark or St Albans It is assigned as follows Six Exhibitions of £50 year to applicants from among the following Graduates of any Univereity in the Empire Members of the Faculty who have passed the Intermediate Examination