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Nilella, and Hydra or any other hydroid polyp; and the anatomy, physiology, and histology of a flowering plant and of a crayfish. IV. The Junior Scholarships shall be awarded to those candidates who shall have obtained the highest aggregate of marks in any number not exceeding five of the subjects prescribed in Section 111. of this Statute, and to such subjects the values given in the Schedule hereunto appended shall be assigned: Provided that for the purpose of awarding Junior Scholarships no marks shall be counted in any subject in which the candidate shall have obtained less than one-fifth of the value assigned to that subject. SCHEDULE. Values of Subjects for Junior Scholarship) Examination. 1. Latin ... ... ... 1,500 2. Greek ... ... ... 1,000 3. English ... ... ... 1,000 4. French ... ... ... 750 5. German or Italian ... ... 750 6. Mathematics ... ... ... 1,500 7. History and Geography ... ... 750 8. Science ... ... ... 1,000 V. No person shall be entitled to hold a Junior Scholarship unless within three months after its acquisition he shall have matriculated as a member of the University, and shall have entered his name upon the books of some affiliated institution, nor unless he shall attend regularly the course of studies and lectures provided by such institution : Provided that any scholar may, on giving notice to the Chancellor, pursue his studies at some Affiliated Institution other than that in which he may have originally entered. VI. A Junior Scholarship shall become vacant by neglect on the part of the holder to pass each year in at least two subjects of the annual examination of the institution upon the books of which he may have entered his name, unless the holder shall produce proof to the satisfaction of the Chancellor that he was unable from illness or other sufficient cause to attend. VII. All junior scholars, unless for any reason specially excused by the Chancellor, shall, as a condition of holding their scholarship, be required at the end of their second year after matriculation to pass in one section of their examination for the degree of Bachelor of Arts. VIII. The fee for the examination for Junior Scholarships shall be one guinea. Of Senior Scholarships. I. The Senior Scholarships allotted by the Senate in any year shall be awarded, on the recommendation of the Examiners, to students who shall pass either the first or the second section of the examination for the degree of Bachelor of Arts, and shall attain great credit in at least one subject of that examination, and who shall also exhibit a degree of proficiency in the same subject, satisfactory to the Examiner, in an additional examination to be given for the purpose of awarding Senior Scholar^ ships. 11. The list of Senior Scholarships so recommended shall be final, provided that it be found to be in conformity with the resolutions of the Senate and the instructions founded thereon. 111. For the purpose of awarding Senior Scholarships there shall be given separate papers containing questions of a higher