STUART (HEBREW) PRIZES. The above Prizes (two of the value of £10 and £5 respectively), were founded in 1880 by the Rev. Harry Stuart, M.A., Mar. Coll., 1820, Oathlaw. They are awarded by competition by the same papers as the Autumn Examination in Hebrew for the B.D. Degree, and are open for competition to Students who have attended the Senior Hebrew Class during the preceding Winter Session. Three money prizes (value £3 each or thereby) are offered annually by the Synod of Aberdeen, and are awarded on the result of examinations conducted by a Committee of the Synod. They are open for competition to Divinity Students of the University of Aberdeen connected with the Church of Scotland, who are members of the Classes of Systematic Theology, Church History, and Biblical Criticism, respectively. Class Entrance Examination. The Examination of students entering the Senior Hebrew Class will be held on Thursday, 9th October, 1919, at 9 A.M. For subjects see under Synopsis of Hebrew Class in Calendar. THE THEOLOGICAL LIBRARY. The Theological Library, founded in 1700, contains about 3500 volumes. It is placed in the General University Library, but Students of Divinity, who are readers in the General Library under Ordinance No. 64, have the exclusive privilege of borrowing books from the Theological Library, which books may be retained during the summer session. |