E. A.

_Churchill the Poet_ (Vol. v., p. 74.).--If Churchill was, as C.R.

states, "already imprudently married," how could he be eligible to a

scholarship in Trinity? I believe, in Churchill's days, a Westminster

scholar was entitled, as of course, to a Fellowship in Trinity. Married

men, as undergraduates, are, I suspect, of recent date in the

universities, even as Fellow Commoners or Pensioners.

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