(d) A Catalogue of his University;
(e) Evidence as to the general tastes and pursuits of the Scholar outside his Academic Course;
(f) Information as to the intentions of the Scholar in regard to the line of study he proposes to follow at Oxford.
It is also desirable that the Scholar should state to what religious denomination he belongs.
All this material must reach Mr. Wylie by the beginning of the Summer Term—that is, by the middle of April at the latest.
‘3. When Mr. Wylie has the necessary information in his hands he will attempt to secure for each Scholar admission to the College of his preference. That will not be always possible. When a Scholar fails to gain admission to the College which stands first on his list of preferences, Mr. Wylie will enter into negotiation with the College second on that list, and so on.
Where he is specially requested to do so, Mr. Wylie is prepared to select a College for a Scholar, but it is greatly to be preferred that each Scholar should, so far as possible, choose for himself.’
Payment of the Scholarship.
The Scholarship will be paid quarterly. The first payment (£75) will be made in the course of the first week of the Michaelmas Term (October). No request for any earlier payment can be considered.