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BENEFACTIONS TO KING'S COLLEGE LONDON 421 1928 Harky Lloyd Esq further donation of 5000 to the Centenary Appeal Fund Archibald Allen Esq 500 to the Centenary Appeal Fund Edison Swan Electric Company Two new electric supply meters for the Department of Electrical Engineering Dr Aldren Turner collection of about 100 slides photo- graphs of sections of brain and spinal cord to the Dept of Anatomy The Late Edward Frederick Phillips Esq His collection of Spanish books and MSS bequeathed to the Guildhall Library and if not accepted to King's College Professor Jameson An 8" Zeiss Level for use in the Department of Civil Engineering 1929 Mrs Groves widow of Professor Groves Professor of Botany 1887-1893 collection of 1200 Botanical and Zoological slides The Silical Water Softeners Ltd Water Softener for use in the Chemical Engineering Laboratory Lady Gooch Two pictures for the Women's Hostel Watts Esq gift of 100 books mainly connected with Slavonic Studies to the School of Slavonic Studies The Trustees of the St Mary le Strand Charity On permanent loan large oil painting of Professor James Tennant who held the Chair of Geology from 1853-1869 Trustee of the Charity To the Geological Department The Earl Beauchamp newly appointed Chan- cellor of the University An etched portrait of himself Professor Gordon Sc Head of the Departments of Geology and Geography The cost of the design and making of die for medal to be given to each winner of the Tennant Prize 1930 Blake Esq recent student of -the College Some valuable apparatus to the Department of Electrical Engineering The Guild of St Luke an organization of Medical men interested in Missionary work number of medical instru- ments to the Department of Anatomy The American Telegraph and Telephone Company Valuable wireless material including battery and cathode- ray oscillograph being surplus equipment on the conclusion of experiments the Company have been carrying out in the country in connection with the Trans-Atlantic telephone The University of London Kymograph on permanent loan for use in the Department of Physiology