_Special Regulations for the Episcopal Exhibitions._
1. No Student above twenty-two years of age, or of more than one year's standing in any University, will be allowed to compete for the Episcopal Entrance Exhibitions.
2. The Examinations for the Classical Exhibitions will take place on Tuesday, October 10th, and Wednesday, October 11th; and for the Mathematical Exhibitions, on Thursday, October 12th, 1865.
3. The Episcopal Exhibitions will be distributed among Students from the Ecclesiastical Provinces of Armagh and Cashel, Dublin and Tuam respectively; provided competitors from these provinces offer themselves, and comply with the other conditions prescribed.
4. The successful Candidates must attend the lectures of the First or Second Year.
_Open to all Students of not more than One Year's standing in the University._
_Classical._--One Exhibition of £20, one of £15, and three of £10 each, for proficiency in the Classical and Literary matter of the Entrance Examination.
Candidates for these Exhibitions will be examined in Latin and Greek Grammar, and Latin Composition; in the elements of Ancient Geography, or Roman History (from the beginning of the Republic to the Battle of Actium), and of Greek History (from the Legislation of Solon to the death of Philip); and in the following books:--
Homer, _Iliad_, i.-iii.; Euripides, _Alcestis_; Virgil, _Aeneid_, i.-iii.; Cicero, _in Catilinam_, i.-iv.
Special marks will be given for Latin verses and Greek composition.
_Mathematical._--One Exhibition of £20, one of £15, and three of £10 each, for proficiency in the Mathematical matter of the Entrance Examination.
The Examination for these Exhibitions will not extend beyond the second book of Euclid, nor embrace matter which is not included in most Algebraical Treatises within the limits of Simple Equations.
_Open to Students of the University, of not more than Two Years' standing, who have passed the Annual Examination of the First Year._
_Classical._--One Exhibition of £25, one of £20, and one of £15.
Candidates for these Exhibitions will be examined in Latin and Greek Grammar and Composition; in the elements of Ancient Geography, of Roman History (from the beginning of the Republic to the battle of Actium) and of Greek History (from the Legislation of Solon to the death of Philip), and in the following books:--