IX - EXHIBITIONS

Summary

SKINNERS' COMPANY.

SIR JAMES LANCASTER.

There are four Exhibitions connected with the benefaction of Sir James Lancaster (A.D. 1618), of the value of £21 a year each, in the gift of the Skinners' Company.

They are intended for students of Divinity, two being tenable at the University of Oxford and two at Cambridge.

MR EDWARD LEWIS.

There is also an Exhibition, tenable only at the University of Cambridge, connected with the benefaction of Mr Edward Lewis (A.D. 1673), of the value of £21 a year, in the gift of the Skinners' Company.

The above-mentioned Exhibitions are awarded as a rule to Undergraduates who have already kept their first year or three terms at the University.

Students who have taken the degree of B.A. are not eligible. When a vacancy occurs, notice is sent to the Tutor of each College and to the Censor of Non-Collegiate Students.

It is usual, when there is a vacancy, to fill it up in November.

Any Undergraduate who, being qualified to be a candidate, wishes to have notice of a vacancy, should write to the Clerk of the Company, Skinners' Hall, Dowgate Hill, London, E.G., in September.

LEATHER SELLERS' COMPANY.

The various benefactions for the assistance of poor students at the Universities of Oxford and Cambridge, made, among others, by Mrs Ann Elliott, Mr George Humble, Mr William Moseley, Mr Eobert Eogers, and entrusted to the above Company, are now administered by them in accordance with schemes settled by the Court of Chancery.