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And they further give Notice, that by a Statute lately male and enacted, by the Wardens and Governors of the above Scisool, it is ordained that " Fur the better promotion of L.eartling, and' •' for the encouragement and reward of Industry and Talents, " there be fnunded out of the Rents, Revenues, and Profits of " the said School, five Exhibitions of the annual value of Fury " Pounds each, to assist in the maintenance and Education of I • ' " Five Scholars at either of the Universities of Oxford or Cam-1 i " bridge." The Election to the Exhibitions is vested in the Go vecoOrs fur Oat time beirg, and vu Scholar 'earl 4 , ba elected to 1 " such Exhibitions who has not been educated at the School for " the last three years at least." I For the admission of Boys as Boarders application must be mule to the Master, the Rev. WILLIAM Cost,:ss, at the School arouse. The Mchibitions are not confined to the Free Boys, but e open to all Boys educated at the School for the last three years e previous to the Election, as above specified. The Exhibition* are • 1 all now vacant JOHN PENN V, Secretary. Bruton, Somerset, Dec. 24,1810. _