Calendar: 1957-1958 Page 64

SCHOLARSHIPS 65 CROMPTON SCHOLARSHIP Founded in 1934 under the Will of Ada Richardson Crompton in memory of her father James Roger Crompton and of her brother Percy Richardson Crompton Tbe object of these Scholarships is to enable women students of French Language and Literature to attend course of study at University in France or Belgium One or two Scholarships will be offered annually to women students who are or have been regular students of University of London King's College and have completed the course for the Honours Degree in French of the University of London or have been registered a3 research students in the Department of French of University of London King's College for not less than one academic year Each Scholarship is of the value of £300 and is normally tenable for one year but may be renewed for further period of one year at the discretion of the Delegacy The Scholarships will be awarded upon the result of special Examination in French Language and Literature to be held at the end of the Easter term in each year The Scholars are required to reside and regularly attend lectures in an approved University town in France or Belgium The emoluments of the Scholarships will be paid in instalments at such times as may be decided in each case each instalment with the exception of the first which will be paid in advance being payable only on receipt by the College of evidence that the holders of the Scholarships are satisfactorily pursuing their studies Candidates for the Scholarships must send in their names to the Head of the Department of French not later than April 30th IV-IN THE FACULTY OF LAWS ENTRANCE SCHOLARSHIPS Two Scholarships each of the value of £40 year for day students and £20 year for evening students are offered yearly each is tenable for three years The subjects for examination are the General English paper and two of the following -Latin Greek English Language and Literature French German History Geography Pure Mathematics Chemistry Physics The successful candidate will be required to enter the Faculty of Laws at King's College as an Internal student of the University of London in October next following the Examination with the under- standing that he will proceed to an Honours degree in Laws in the University of London