Girton College, Cambridge.

GIBSON PRIZE.

This Prize, founded by MRS. J. Y. GIBSON, will be awarded triennially for the best essay or dissertation on some prescribed subject connected with the language or subject matter of the Greek Testament, provided that no Prize is to be awarded in any year unless an essay deemed by the adjudicator to be of sufficient merit be sent in.

Certificated Students of Girton College, of not less than one year's standing at the time the essays are to be sent in, are eligible for the Prize.

The seventh offer of the Prize will be made in 1912. The subject selected for the essay is as follows:—"Examine the uses and significance of the word ἄγγελος in the New Testament."

No essay sent in may have the author's name or initials upon it, but every essay shall be distinguished by a motto, and shall be accompanied by a sealed envelope with the same motto outside, and the name of the author written within.

Candidates are required to state the sources from which their information is taken, the extent to which they have availed themselves of the work of others, and the portions of the essay which they claim as original.

The Prize will be not less than nine pounds.

A Student who has once obtained the Prize is disqualified from competing for a second time.

The essays are to be sent to the Secretary, Miss Clover, Coleby, Grange Road, Cambridge, and delivered on or before 30th September, 1912.

The award of the Prize will probably be made in the Lent Term, 1913.

Unsuccessful essays, if not claimed by June 30th, 1913, will be destroyed.