0
CORRESPONDE^rCE.
353
By tlie Chartei',
See Act of Parlia¬
ment for further
application, p
36-42.
Former Grant.
A Hebrew Lecturer,
(20 Exhibitions, at £8, .
,15 Do. at £6, .
j 3 Fellows, at £33 6s. 8(f., from May,
Lecturer in Oratory and History, .
^Experimental Philosophy,
1724,
£30
160
90
100
35
35
OllBERS or THE
Governors of
Erasmus Smith's
SonooLS.
TheErasinus Smith's
Professorships and
Exhibitions.
£450
Resolution of April 29, 1788.
Resolved, That it is the opinion of this Board, that it is expedient to abide by the
accustomed mode of succession to the Professorship of Oriental Tongues, from the place
of Senior Assistant to said Professorship.
Order of July 6, 1793.
Ordered, That the annual sura of Thirty Pounds, commencing the 1st clay of ^November
next, be paid by the Treasurer to the Rev. Dr. Young, Professor of Natural and Experi¬
mental Philosophy in Trinity College, during the pleasure of this Board, to enable him to
pay an Assistant.
Order of January 19, 1807.
The Board having, in pursuance of a special summons for the purpose, taken into con¬
sideration the Bye-Law of January 28, 1743, relative to the Professors appointed by this
Board, and also of making a new Order or Bye-Law thereon. Ordered, That the said Order
or Bye-Law of January 28, 1743, be rescinded. And it is Ordered, That in aU cases of any
Public Lecturer or Professor in Trinity College heretofore appointed, or hereafter to be
appointed by this Board, where such Public Lecturer or Professor shall have been, when
appointed, or shall afterwards become a Fellow of the said College, and where such Public
Lecturer or Professor shall have been permitted by this Board to continue in such office to
the time of his resigning his Fellowship, such Public Lecturer or Professor shall be allowed
to hold his Lectureship or Professorship for such time, and no longer, after the resignation
of his Fellowship, as shall appear to the Provost and Senior Fellows of the said CollegB to
be expedient for enabling them to provide that the Lectures to be given by such Public
Lecturer or Professor may be continued with the least intei-ruption by his successor.
Provided always, that this Order shall not be construed to extend to continue any such
Public Lecturer or Professor in his office, in any case, for any time exceeding six calendar
months after he shall have resigned his Fellowship.
And it is further Ordered, That if any Public Lecturer or Professor shall be removed
from his Fellowship in Trinity College, the office of such Public Lecturer or Professor shall
be vacated by such removal.
And that the Provost and Senior Fellows of Trinity College do notify to the Treasurer
of this Board the time that any Public Lecturer or Professor appointed by this Board shall
have resigned, or shall have been removed from his Fellowship.
Ord.er of July 5, 1811.
The Board having taken into consideration the resolution of the last meeting relative to
increasing the Exhibitions now granted to Students in Trinity College, Ordered, That the
sum of Four Pounds be added to each of the said Exhibitions, making, in the whole, the
sum of One Hundred and Forty Pounds per annum ; the same to be j^aid from 1st November
last, in like manner as other grants to Trinity College. And it appearing to the Board that
the allowance for Exhibitions are of a very long standing. Resolved, That it be inserted in
the summons for the next meeting that the Board do consider whether it may not be proper
to increase the said Exhibitions further, by ordering the twenty Exhibitions of £S each, and
now made £12, to be increased to £20 each; and the fifteen Exhibitions of £6 each, and
now made £10, to be increased to £15 each.
Order of November 30, 1811.
Resolved, That the said Exhibitions to Trinity College do stand according to the order
of the last meeting, namely, at an increase of £140 per annum, without further increase at
present.
Order of October 31, 1833.
That the Masters of the several Classical Schools on this foundation be directed to return,
yearly, in the first week in September, the names of such Pupils in their respective Schools
as shall have entered Trinity College, Dublin, on or after the first day of July preceding,
or who shall be-prepared to enter before the 1st of January following, whom they shall
consider qualified for, and in every respect deserving of, the Exhibitions paid by the
Governors.
That the lists so returned shall be referred to the Provost, with a request that he will
direct that the several young men so recommended may be specially examined, and that
those qualified shall be appointed to the Exhibitions, so far as there may be vacancies, and
their names returned to the Governors accordingly.
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