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386 BENEFACTIONS 1949 Sib Harry Railing contribution of 200 towards the Engineering Society Centenary Prize Fund Dr Philip Argenti Three folio volumes for the Burrows Library of which only three other copies are in England the work is unobtainable elsewhere Mrs Hamilton Kendall The robes of Doctor of Laws which belonged to her late husband Dr Η Forshaw Hawkins Sib Henry Lynch Bart of Rio de Janeiro collection of contemporary papers relating to the East India Company founded by the Iberian Crown in August 1628 The late Professor Clement Rogers legacy of 2000 to be used at the discretion of the Council The Reverend Professor Cock donation of 150 to the Chapel Improvement Fund Anonymous donation of 100 to the Chapel Improvement Fund The Rockefeller Foundation grant of approximately 5000$ to cover the cost of two research binocular microscopes and two dissecting microscopes for the Professor of Zoology Mr Α Τ Dover former Head of the Electrical Engineering Department at Battersea Polytechnic The copy of Clerk Maxwell's Electricity and Magnetism which had previously belonged to John Hopkinson 1950 The late Miss Florence Hughes legacy of 1000 to pro- vide scholarship for women students with preference for those studying with view to entering upon professional career Mr Charles Sabine life-size white marble bust of the late Sir Charles Wheatstone The late Mrs Gertrude Moriarty legacy of 500 in memory of her late husband Louis Martin Moriarty Professor of French Language and Literature at this college 1885-89 to provide books for Theological students of slender means on their leaving the college The Institution of Electrical Engineers large photo- graph of Professor Grylls Adams Professor of Natural Philosophy 1865-1905 and Professor of Experimental Philosophy 1900-5 President of the Institution of Electrical Engineers in 1884 The Hon Steven Runciman copy of Regesta pontificum Romanorum Leipzig 1885-8 vols for the Burrows Lib- rary of Modern Greek The late Dr Hilda Diana Oakeley 130 volumes of which about one-third are works on Philosophy