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SCHOLARSHIPS AND EXHIBITIONS 53 -FACULTY OF MEDICAL SCIENCE Morsles Scbolarsbips Founded in 1834 by Major-General Sir Henry Worsley for the education of Missionaries proceeding to British India These Scholarships are administered by the Council of King's College Candidates must be members of the Church of England The Scholarships are of the total monetary value of £100 paid in annual instalments and are open to both men and women The Scholar also receives free education in the Theological Department of King's College or in University of London King's College and if medical student in King's College Hospital also and is admitted without fee to all Theological lectures in the College Scholar must on election obtain security for the purpose of ensuring that he will proceed as Missionary to India when his education is completed Scholar if student in the Theological Department must pursue the regular Course for the or the if student in the Medical Faculty Course for obtaining qualification recognised by the General Medical Council if student in any other Faculty Course for degree in the University of London The Scholar if not student of the Theological Department must attend for three years the general lectures in Theology provided for all students in the College and pass the annual examinations He may however attend instead other lectures given in the Theological Faculty with the consent of the Dean The emoluments and all privileges of this scholarship may be forfeited if in the opinion of the Council the conduct of the Scholar or his work in Theology or in any other subject is unsatisfactory Applications accompanied by Testimonials should be addressed to the Dean of King's College Strand who will recommend the Scholar for election by the Council on the advice of the Joint Professorial Board Marneforb IDebical Scbolarsbips The late Rev Samuel Wilson Warneford LL in November 1851 presented to the College the sum of Five Thousand Pounds for the foundation of Medical Scholarships The Regulations may bo revised from time to time provided that under no circumstances shall any alteration be made by which the regulations as to the examination and proficiency of the candidates in Divinity or as to the character of the holder of any scholarship shall be made less stringent than heretofore laid down The Scholarships are administered by the Council and the regulations at present in force are the following