4. They will not be awarded unless for distinguished answering.

5. The successful candidates, if not already matriculated, are required

to matriculate within one week after the declaration of the award of the

Examiners.

6. Every Exhibition is tenable for one year, unless where otherwise

specified; but successful candidates are required to attend Lectures in

the Faculty of Philosophy and Letters, or of Science, according to their

standing, and can hold the Exhibitions so long only as they observe the

regulations of the University.

7. No one, however, can hold two Exhibitions in the same matter;--_e.

g._, two Classical, or two Mathematical Exhibitions, or two Exhibitions

in Physical Science, cannot be held by the same person.

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