3. Any person desirous of being selected by the Syndicate should, at as early a date as possible in the year in which the selection may be made, forward to the Registrar of the University a signed notice to that effect, stating that, if selected, he will comply with such regulations relating to the scholarships and the holders thereof as the Secretary of State for India may at any time make, and shall forward to the Registrar such certificates as to his qualifications as he may have been able to obtain. 4. After the selection, the Registrar shall give to the person selected a copy of the Regulations of the Secretary of State for India relating to the scholarships and the holders thereof. RULES FOR INDIAN GOVERNMENT SCHOLARS IN ENGLAND. 1. Every scholar shall, on reaching England, at once present himself at the India Office and report his arrival in writing. 2. Every scholar shall, without any unnecessary delay, inform the Secretary of State to which University he intends to proceed, and shall at once take steps to enter himself at the College he has selected. 3. Every scholar shall, within four weeks of reaching England, submit, for the approval of the Secretary of State, a statement showing the general course of study he proposes to follow; and the course approved shall not be changed without the sanction of the Secretary of State. 4. Every scholar shall, at the end of each term or residence at the University, submit to the Secretary of State a certificate from the proper College or University authority, showing that his residence, conduct, and progress in study have been satisfactory during the term. 5. Every scholar shall, at all times, obey such instructions as he may receive from the Secretary of State. 6. Subject to a due compliance with the above conditions, the allowance, at the rate of £200 a year for three years, will be paid quarterly in advance by the India Office, commencing from the date of the scholar's reporting his arrival in England; but this allowance shall be reduced by the amount of any other sum which may become payable to him out of the revenues of India, in respect of residence at a University during the same period or any part of it. 7. Every scholar will forfeit his scholarship who, not being disabled by illness or prevented by any other cause which the Secretary of State may consider sufficient, fails to complete a residence of three years in England according to the terms and conditions approved by the Secretary of State under Rule 3, or who is guilty of misconduct or disregard of the orders of the Secretary of State. If a scholarship be forfeited, the scholar will lose his claim to a free return passage to India, and will further become liable to refund the cost of his free passage to England. 8. The scholars will be under the special supervision. and charge of the Political Aide-de-Camp to the Secretary of State, through whom the necessary orders will be given, and to whom all reports and other communications respecting them should be sent. SCHOLARS. 1889.-Mohammad Ahmad-ud-din, B.A., Muir Central College. 1891.-G. E. Foy, B.A., Muir Central College. 1894.-Abdul Karim Khan, M.A., Muir Central College. 1896.-Bimal Chandra Ghosh, M. A., Teacher, Bareilly College. 1899.-Ganesh Prasad, D.Sc., Muir Central College. 1901.-Zia-Uddin Ahmad, D.Sc., Professor, M. A.-O. College. 1904-Panna Lal, M.A., B.Sc., LL.B., Agra College. 1906.-Shah Muhammad Sulaiman, B.A., Muir Central College. Affiliation of the University of Allahabad with the Oxford and Cambridge Universities. SIR, OXFORD UNIVERSITY. REGISTRAR OF THE UNIVERSITY'S OFFICE : Broad Street, Oxford, December 1st, 1894. I HAVE to notify to you that in a Convocation of the University of Oxford on November the 20th, 1894, the following form of Decree was approved unanimously: "That the University of Allahabad be admitted to the privileges of a Colonial University, under the provisions of Statt. Tit. II., Section VII., on Colonial and Indian Universities." I send herewith a copy of the Statute referred to. C. DODD, Esq., I am faithfully yours, EDWARD T. TURNER, Registrar of the University of Oxford. Registrar of the University of Allahabad. UNIVERSITY OF OXFORD. COLONIAL AND INDIAN UNIVERSITIES. REGULATIONS. Prescribed by the Delegates of Local Examination. The following Regulations have been framed by the Delegates of Local Examinations under the powers conferred upon them by Statt. Tit. II., Sect. VII. (See pp. 2, 3, 4, 5) :— 1. The Delegates do not enter for examination the names of any candidates under this Statute (see clause II). Any application to the Delegates for a Certificate that a candidate has satisfied the provisions of clause 4 (a) must be made to the Secretary to the Delegates by the Head or Tutor of a College or Hall or by the Censor of Non-Collegiate Students; the documents from the Colonial or Indian University presented in support of such application must be left three clear days for examination, and a fee of two shillings must be paid to the Delegacy. The Head or Tutor or the Censor, as the case may be, will forward a written statement from the candidate that he is not a matriculated member of the University, and that he bonâ fide intends to be matriculated as a member of the College or Hall, or as a Non-Collegiate Student, 2. Application for Certificates of status (under the provisions of clause 12) must be made on a Form (No. 254), which may be obtained at the Office of the Delegacy, Merton Street. HENRY T. GERRANS, Secretary to the Delegacy. November, 1900. OXFORD UNIVERSITY STATUTES. STATT. TIT. II, SECT. VII. SECTION VII.-ON COLONIAL AND INDIAN 1. Any University situated in any part of the British Dominions, other than the United Kingdom, may apply to this University to be admitted to the privileges of this section of the Statutes. 2. The application shall be addressed to the ViceChancellor, who shall report the same to the Hebdomadal Council. 3. The Hebdomadal Council, after considering such application and after making such inquiry as it shall deem necessary, shall, if it thinks fit, propose to Convocation that the University so applying shall be admitted to the privileges of this section of the Statutes. A University admitted to the privileges conferred by this Section of the Statutes may at any time renounce such privileges and this University may at any time by vote of Convocation withdraw the same from any University. : 4. Any member of a University so admitted, who shall have pursued a course of study prescribed by it and extending over two years, and who shall have passed all the examinations incident to the course, may be admitted to the status and privileges of a Junior Colonial or Indian Student. 5. Any member of a University so admitted, who shall have pursued a course of study prescribed by it and extending over three full years, and who shall have taken Honours in the final examination incident to the course, |