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HOY AL SOijlETY OP CANADA. 



Fellowships, A'c 



WASaiXGTOX AND LeE UxIVER- 

 SITV. 



Howard Houston Fellowship. 



Open- to all Universities— 

 Tyiulull Scholar.ship 1 



CANADA. 



UNiviiiiSiTY Collece, Toronto, 

 Fellowships 



Trixity CoLLECiE, Toronto. 

 Fellowship 



llALIIOUSIK CuLLEUE, Halil'ax. 



Muiiro Tutorships 



OpEx to Maui rijii! Provixce.s— 

 Gilchrist Scholarship 



AUSTRALIA. 



University of Melbourne. 

 Schplarships 



Shakespeare Scholarship. 

 Argus '• 



Howitt Nat. Hist. Schulars'ps 



University op Sydney. 



AVentwonh Travelling Fel- 

 lowship 



Mackay Fellowships 



NEW ZEALAND. 



University of New Zealand. 

 Scholarships 





cir. 400 



500 



000 



1000 1-; 



,500 



225 



230 

 225 

 250 



2000 





Source 



of 



Endowment. 



Priv- JBcnefac 



Found, by Prof. 

 Tyndall... 



(ieneral Fund 



Priv. Benefac. 



llovr Awarded. 



Conditions, &c. 



Winner to pursue special study at the U ni 

 versify and assist in teaching. 



By Trustees for profi- Winner tu study in some European Univ. 

 ciency in Physics. ' 



Ex. One in each of fol 

 lowing subieets : (1) 

 Class., (2) Math., {?>) 

 .Phil., U) French, (ô) 

 German, ('i) Chcm 

 (7)BioI.,(8)Geol. 



For eminence in Biol 



General Fund 



Priv. Benefac 



Gov't Graut — 



One each in Classics 

 and Mathematics. 



Ex. (Mutric. Exam, of 

 London University) 



Exam. One in each of 

 {l)Cl;i.'^s,(2) Math <Sc 

 Nat. Phil., (3) K^t. 

 Sci., (4) History, tfee., 

 (5) Phil.^ 



Exam, in Shakespeare's 

 works and Essay or 

 Poem . 



Exam. (Final Honour 

 Exam, of Engineer- 

 ing .School.) 



Exam, in Nat. Science 



Jlonours at B.A 



To Bachelors of Science 

 by mode not yet set 

 tied. 



Exam. (Elementary). . . 



Winner to assist in teacbing and to pursue 

 some special line of ?tudy in his own de- 

 partment. 



Winners to conduct original investigation 



and to assist in teaching: 

 In course of four.dation. 



Winner to assist in to;iehing 



Winner to study in Edinburgh or London. 

 Intended to be a Scholarship, but fre- 

 quently used as a Fellowship for ad- 

 vanced study. 



Awarded at tinal B.A. Exam. 



Awarded after final B.A. Exam. 



Candidates not to 

 standing. 



l)e of more than 3 years 



Winner to study in England. Not yet 

 awarded. The fund is accumulating. 



Winners to prosecute certain specified Sci- 

 ences and to hold Fellowships so long as 

 they do so. Ilecently established - 



Awarded to students while at school, ten- 

 able -for 8 years, the last year being 

 spent in advanced study of science. 



1 The endowment of this Scholarship has recently been divided among three of the leading Universities of the United States. 



Even a hasty glance at the above TahU^ shews that, in the United Kingdom, very extensive provi- 

 sion is made for enabling students of promise to pursue their studies into the liighcr regions of 

 learning, without distraction from the necessity of engaging in lucrative empIo3^ment. In the United 

 StatcSj endowments for this purpose are not so numerous or so large, but they are growing rapidly. 

 Universities arc lor the most part comparatively young and huvo had to employ their revenues for 



