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LAW PRIZES—RULES FOR LIBRARY, ETC. I l l 1862. Subject:—"The History of Arctic Exploration."—J. N.

FLOWER.

1863. Subject:—" A comparison of the advantages resulting from the invention of Printing with those resulting from tho invention of the Steam Engine."—NOT AWARDED.

1864. Subject:—" Peter the Great: his work and its influence."—ROBERT CRAIG, B.A.

1865. Subject:—"The influence exercised on the history of tho world by the existence of the Isthmus of Suez and that of Panama as barriers to navigation." — N o r AWARDED.

LAW PEIZES.—ME. BILLING'S MEDAL EOE LAW.

Mr. Billing, Reader in Law, offers a Gold Medal, to be com- peted for by members of his class.

The following is a list of the persons to whom the medal has been awarded iu previous years ;—

1858. HENDERSON, PERCY.

1859-60. GRAVE, HENRY.

1860-61. SNOWDEN, EDWARD GREENE.

1861-62. GTLLOTT, SAMUEL.

1862-63. WILSON, WALTER MONRO..

1863-64. NOT AWARDED.

In future the competition for this medal will be restricted to Matriculated Students attending the Lectures on Law Parts I I . and I I I . .

1865-66. JOHN MADDEN, B.A.

EULES FOE THE LIBEAEY, MUSEUM, AND GEOUNDS.

L I B R A R Y .

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The public have free access to the Library.

No books may be, for the present, taken out of the Library, except for the purpose of illustrating any Lecture, or for the

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